Una, May 30- An important meeting of Mata Shri Chintapurni Temple Trust was held on Friday under the chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner Una and Trust Chairman Jatin Lal. In the meeting, many far-reaching decisions were taken for the overall development of the temple, expansion of facilities for devotees and enriching the spiritual experience.
During the meeting, formal approval was given to the budget for the financial year 2024–25, while in-principle approval was given to the budget for the year 2025–26.

*Temple Beautification Project Speeded up*
In the meeting, Rs 10 crore was approved for land acquisition under the second phase of the temple beautification project. This project is being considered very important from the point of view of long-term and overall development of the temple.

*Better facilities for devotees*
Giving priority to the facilities of the devotees, the Deputy Commissioner directed Sulabh International to operate toilets round the clock to maintain cleanliness in the temple premises. Additional cleaning staff will be deployed for this.
At the same time, instructions were given to the concerned department to install grand images and digital displays of Maa Chintapurni at Amb railway station, so that the passengers get a divine experience as soon as they disembark at the station.

*Process of land transfer for Gaushala started*
In view of animal welfare, the Deputy Commissioner directed SDM Amb to identify suitable land for Gaushala between Mubarakpur and Chintapurni and start the process of transfer soon.

*Measures to protect from weather*
Approval was given to the plan to install tin shed from Madhav Tilla to Gate No. 1 and 2 of the temple to protect the devotees from rain and sun, so that the passengers coming for temple darshan can remain safe from the difficulties of weather.

*Digital promotion and live darshan*
In order to strengthen the digital presence of the temple, instructions were given for active promotion on social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook. Also, live broadcast of live aarti and darshan will be ensured through the LED screen installed in Bharwain.
At the conclusion of the meeting, Deputy Commissioner Jatin Lal, while instructing all the concerned departments to ensure timely implementation, said that this effort is an important step towards enriching the spiritual experience of the devotees and the overall development of the temple area. Along with adopting modern facilities and digital technologies, work will be done to take forward the tradition and culture of the temple.
On this occasion, SDM Amb Sachin Sharma, Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sanjeev Verma, Temple Officer Ajay Singh and officers and employees of various departments were present.