On Dhanteras, the markets of entire Rajasthan including Jaipur were illuminated with colorful lights. Markets have been decorated on different themes on the occasion of Deepotsav. Most of the markets of Jaipur are decorated on the theme of Ayodhya. Tableau of Shri Ram and Ayodhya can be seen here. Such lighting has also been done, where the Hanuman statue is showing the picture of Lord Ram by slicing its chest. Not only this, themes like Egyptian pyramids, candles, Rising Rajasthan have also been included. Senior Vice President of Rajapark Business Board, Rajeev Ahuja said – Diwali decorations have been done in Rajapark on the theme of Pran Pratistha of Shri Ram Temple of Ayodhya. It has been launched on Dhanteras. The statue of Ramlala has been installed at the main intersection of Rajapark. Ram Dhun is being played through sound system in the entire market. The main intersection of the market has been decorated with colorful lights along with chandeliers. Peacock figures installed on poles along with lighting are enhancing the beauty of the market. Pictures of Lakshmi and Ganesh have been installed with lighting at various places in the markets.
A jeweler in Jaipur has got lighting done in his showroom in the form of Shri Ram.
Rising Rajasthan on MI Road General Secretary of MI Road Trade Board, Suresh Saini, said – The lighting of the market has been switched on from Ajmeri Gate to Government Hostel on MI Road, about 3:30 km long. This decoration is going to last for 7 days. This is the most day long decoration in Jaipur. The idol of Hanuman ji has been installed here, which is showing the picture of Lord Ram by tearing the chest.
This time we have specially decorated the market on the theme of the state government’s mission Rising Rajasthan. All the MoUs signed by the state government in this theme have been shown on the five-point circle. Also, the rising sun of Rising Rajasthan has been shown through lighting on both sides of the road. Along with this, special care has also been taken for cleanliness in the market.
Different designs of lighting have been done at the showrooms of MI Road.
The tableau of Sita Swayamvar has been decorated outside a jewelery showroom located on MI Road, Jaipur. In this, Lord Ram is seen breaking Shiva’s bow.
A statue of Hanuman ji has been installed on MI Road, which is showing the picture of Lord Ram with his chest open.
Johri market decorated on the theme of Ayodhya Kailash Mittal, President of Johri Bazaar Trade Board, said – This time Diwali is very special. In the same manner in which Lord Ram returned to Ayodhya from exile, after many years of struggle, Ramlala’s temple was built on the Ayodhya birthplace and Ramlala was enthroned. Keeping this in view, this time Johri Bazaar has been decorated on the theme of Ayodhya.
Cutouts of Lord Ram have been installed at various places. The beauty of the market has further increased with small and big LED lights. He told- 16-16 gates have been made on both sides of the market. On which the slogan of Jai Shri Ram has also been raised along with the cutout of Lord Ram. The lighting was switched on on 28 October. The decorations will remain till November 2. The lighting will remain on from 6:30 pm to 1 am.
A tableau of Ram Darbar was made along with the Egyptian pyramid on Chhoti Chaupar.
A glimpse of the Egyptian pyramid on Chhoti Chaupar Chandpol market has been decorated on candle theme, in which about 15000 LED bulbs have been used. Along with this, the tableau of Ram Darbar along with the Egyptian pyramid has also been decorated on Chhoti Chaupar. A tableau of Ashok Vatika has been made in Chandpol market. Badi Chaupar is bathed in the light of Jai Shri Ram.
Bapu Bazaar of Jaipur has been decorated on the theme of Ayodhya city.
In Chandpol Bazaar, the incident of Hanuman ji coming to meet Mother Sita in Ashok Vatika has been shown.
A replica of the Adiyogi Shiva statue has been made at a jewelery showroom in Vidyadhar Nagar, Jaipur.
The market was also decorated on Ayodhya theme in Rajapark.
