LUCKNOW, Oct. 19 -- Ayodhya is set to showcase an elevated cultural experience on Deepotsav when the majestic Ram ki Paidi will present a stunning sight in the form of a unique rangoli made of 80,000 diyas, apart from the sparkle of earthen diyas. "It is based on the traditional art of combining earthen lamps, colours and flowers. Approximately 80,000 lamps will be decorated in this unique rangoli in such a way that, when viewed from above, it will appear as a symbolic invitation to God, as if the earth itself is adorned to welcome Lord Ram's arrival," said Girish Pati Tripatrhi, mayor of Ayodhya. A team of 50 students from Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Avadh University is preparing this rangoli featuring traditional symbols like kalash, swastika and lotus flowers. This piece of art is being made with traditional material like geru, rice flour, natural colours, and clay, incorporating 80,000 diyas. Traditional symbols such as the kalash, swastika, and lotus flower have been incorporated into the rangoli design. The kalash symbolises prosperity and auspiciousness, the swastika signifies auspiciousness and positivity and the lotus flower is considered a symbol of devotion, purity and the divine life of Lord Ram. These symbols are being interwoven with colours and lamps in such a way that each line and each lamp tells a story. In folk culture, 'Chauk Poorna' is the auspicious moment when a deity is invited....