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一 | New Delhi, Oct 21 (UNI) Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh on Sunday on the eve of Deepawali and perform the Rajyabhishek (enthronement) of symbolic Bhagwan Shree Ram.

At around 5 pm, the Prime Minister will perform darshan and pooja of Bhagwan Shree Ramlala Virajman, followed by inspection of Shree Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra site, the PMO said.

At around 5:45 pm, he will perform the Rajyabhishek of symbolic Bhagwan Shree Ram. Around 6:30 pm, the Prime Minister will witness Aarti at New Ghat, Saryu river, which will be followed by the commencement of the grand Deepotsav celebrations by the Prime Minister, the PMO added.

This year, the sixth edition of Deepotsav is being held, and it is for the first time that the Prime Minister will be participating in-person in the celebrations.

More than 15 lakh diyas will be lit on the occasion.

Five animated tableaus and eleven Ramleela tableaus with different dance forms from different states will also be put up during Deepotsav.

The Prime Minister will also witness the 3-D Holographic Projection Mapping Show at Ram Ki Paidi at the banks of river Saryu along with the Grand Musical Laser Show.

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二 | By Liu Xinyu (ECNS) – With the recent surge in popularity of the "503 Geocentric Roaming Loop" in Fuling District of Chongqing, the 816 Project Scenic Area -- the world's largest man-made cave structure -- has drawn a large number of domestic and overseas tourists, with its attractions enhanced by sound, light and electrical technologies. Construction of the 816 Project began in 1966. More than 60,000 builders participated in the project. The total excavated area exceeds 104,000 square meters. The cave complex contains 18 large caverns and more than 130 tunnels, branch caves and vertical shafts. The main cavern, standing 79.6 meters high with 12 floors, is entirely hidden inside the mountain and is known as the "world's largest man-made cave." The lighting system uses LED projection and laser mapping technology to enhance the technological atmosphere while preserving the original appearance of the project, allowing visitors to experience the mystery of this "underground Great Wall." Stepping into the cave, visitors are greeted by a visual spectacle where light and shadow intertwine with the industrial texture of the space. Giant projection screens on the rock walls display futuristic cyberpunk imagery. In the core areas, shifting lights create a futuristic atmosphere. In recent years, local authorities have leveraged the site's unique historical and spatial resources through preservation, utilization and integration of culture and tourism, bringing this underground nuclear facility into the public eye and attracting a growing number of visitors from across the country and around the world. 。