World's Tallest Temple Rising: The Engineering Marvel of Vishv Umiyadham
Vishv Umiyadham is set to become the world's tallest temple at 504 feet, with Adani Cement supplying materials for its construction. Located near Ahmedabad, the temple includes a large temple raft foundation, skill university, and more, symbolizing faith and empowerment. Completion is targeted in two years.
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The quest to build the world's tallest temple is underway at Vishv Umiyadham, with Adani Cement at the helm of construction efforts. Upon completion, the temple will stand at a staggering height of 504 feet, making it twice as tall as the iconic Qutub Minar.
Vinod Bahety, CEO of Adani Cement, emphasized the significance of the project, highlighting challenges involved in the construction of what will be the largest temple raft foundation. With 600-700 dedicated workers, the company aims to create a landmark achievement in engineering.
R.P. Patel, president of the Vishv Umiya Foundation, detailed the broader vision for the temple, which spans 60 acres and costs an estimated Rs 2000 crore. He expressed appreciation for the support received from the Indian government and Adani Cement, noting additional infrastructure, such as a skill university and hospital, is also in progress.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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