Laser scanning of Ratna Bhandar of Puri Jagannath temple on 28 November

In the most recent update regarding the laser scanning of Ratna Bhandar at Puri Jagannath Temple, it has been scheduled to occur on November 28, according to reports released on Sunday.

During this process, an independent camera will be utilized to capture 3D images, and a comprehensive survey of the Ratna Bhandar will be conducted. These images will subsequently be examined by a team of experts, as indicated in reliable reports. A decision regarding this matter will be made after the completion of the survey.

In a meeting of the Srimandir managing committee, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) was granted permission to carry out the laser scanning of Ratna Bhandar in Puri. This information was conveyed by SJTA Chief Administrator Ranjan Das.

Furthermore, the managing committee has given its approval for the commencement of the Srimandir Parikrama project on January 17. During the inauguration of the Srimandir Parikrama project, Vedic recitations will take place at the four entrances of the shrine, and a Yagna will be conducted at the Ishan Kona (northeast direction).

Discussions were also held during the committee meeting regarding Sebayat Awaas Yojna and Adarsh Gurkul. It was decided that Lord’s Ratna palanquin and Rahu Rekha would undergo repair. Donation boxes will be installed at the four entrances of the Lord Jagannath temple.

The report presented by the Niti sub-committee received approval during the managing committee meeting.