On January 22, was the consecration ceremony of the Ayodhya Ram Mandir. Prime Minister Narendra Modi presided over the ceremonies within the recently built temple. A few of the leading businessmen in the nation were also invited to the Monday ceremony.

Top corporate executives, including Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani, were invited to the event on Monday. Notably, as Ayodhya is expected to experience a significant increase in tourist shortly, Indian billionaires and businessmen are currently swiftly aiming to extend the city’s reach and telecommunications infrastructure.

Three private telecom companies, including Reliance Jio, have announced plans to expand their networks in Ayodhya in order to provide visitors to the Ram Mandir with better access and smooth communication.

Reliance Jio, owned by Mukesh Ambani:

Reliance Jio, owned by Mukesh Ambani, has previously declared that it will be extending its network coverage in Ayodhya due to the city of Uttar Pradesh’s growing population. In addition, JioTV said that the Ayodhya Ram Mandir will host the first-ever 360 VR Darshan of Shri Ram, according to ANI.

Bharti Airtel of Sunil Mittal:

Bharti Airtel declared that it has improved service in Ayodhya’s main tourist locations, such as the airport, train station, bus stop, important landmarks, and city hotels. In a statement, the company stated that in order to increase its presence in Temple City, it has also placed cells on wheels (CoW) and laid down more optic fiber connections.

Vodafone Idea:

Before to the Ram Mandir consecration ceremony, Vodafone Idea declared that it had improved the capacity of its network in Ayodhya by reframing and upgrading the L2100 spectrum capacity in the city’s outer reaches as well as the Ram Mandir campus, according to ET Now. VI said in a statement that this expansion has been achieved by working with local authorities.

In the meantime, Ayodhya has undergone a comprehensive reconstruction and makeover during the last 12 months in anticipation of a rise in visitors during the ensuing years. Ayodhya is expected to welcome over 50 million tourists in the near future thanks to enhanced connections with neighboring towns via the recently constructed airport and expanded rail capacity. This information comes from a forecast published by brokerage firm Jefferies.