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Religion
New CEO of Ram Temple Trust holds inaugural meeting with members in Ayodhya
✍️ The Hindu
🗓 04 Sep 2026, 08:03 AM
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The newly appointed chief executive of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra convened his first meeting with trust members in Ayodhya, outlining immediate priorities for the temple project.
Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh – The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra, the statutory body overseeing the construction of the Ram temple, saw its newly appointed chief executive officer preside over an inaugural gathering of trust members on Thursday. The meeting, held at the trust's headquarters in Ayodhya, marked the CEO's first direct interaction with the board and senior officials since his appointment.
During the session, the CEO briefed members on the current status of the temple complex, ongoing construction milestones, and administrative procedures required to maintain compliance with legal and regulatory frameworks. He also outlined short‑term priorities, including finalising procurement contracts for remaining structural work and strengthening coordination with state authorities.
Trust members welcomed the leadership change and expressed confidence that the new CEO's experience in large‑scale project management would accelerate the temple's completion timeline. The gathering concluded with an agreement to hold regular coordination meetings to monitor progress and address any operational challenges.
The meeting underscores the trust's continued focus on transparent governance as it moves toward the anticipated inauguration of the Ram temple, a project that holds significant religious and cultural importance for millions of Hindus across the country.
During the session, the CEO briefed members on the current status of the temple complex, ongoing construction milestones, and administrative procedures required to maintain compliance with legal and regulatory frameworks. He also outlined short‑term priorities, including finalising procurement contracts for remaining structural work and strengthening coordination with state authorities.
Trust members welcomed the leadership change and expressed confidence that the new CEO's experience in large‑scale project management would accelerate the temple's completion timeline. The gathering concluded with an agreement to hold regular coordination meetings to monitor progress and address any operational challenges.
The meeting underscores the trust's continued focus on transparent governance as it moves toward the anticipated inauguration of the Ram temple, a project that holds significant religious and cultural importance for millions of Hindus across the country.