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Ram Mandir Trust Reshuffle: Ex-Air Marshal Likely First CEO, Three Members Named

The Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is undergoing a major administrative reshuffle, with sources indicating that retired Air Marshal Jitendra Mishra is likely to be appointed as the first Chief Executive Officer of the Ram Temple Trust. The selection process involved reviewing over five thousand applications before finalising the choice. Alongside the CEO post, three new members—Madan Mohan Pandey from Ayodhya, Mahesh Bhadchanka from Delhi, and Nirmala Yadav from Shikohabad—have been appointed to the Trust. The new CEO will oversee day-to-day temple administration, restore credibility, and ensure complete transparency in donation management. Jitendra Mishra, a former Western Air Command chief and decorated fighter combat leader with nearly forty years of Indian Air Force service, brings extensive administrative and leadership experience to the role as the Trust prepares for its official announcement in Ayodhya.

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Ram Mandir Trust Rejig: New CEO Pick Underway, Three Members Inducted

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is undergoing a major administrative overhaul. Sources indicate that a retired Air Marshal is likely to be appointed as the Chief Executive Officer of the Ram Temple Trust. Additionally, three new members representing Ayodhya, Delhi, and Shikohabad have been inducted into the trust. The selection process for the CEO post involved evaluating over five thousand applications before narrowing down candidates. An official announcement confirming the new appointments and administrative leadership is scheduled to be made shortly during a press briefing in Ayodhya.

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Ram Mandir Trust Revamp: Ex-Air Marshal Chosen As First CEO Ahead Of Uttar Pradesh Assembly Polls

The Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust is set to appoint a retired Indian Air Force officer as its first Chief Executive Officer. The decision follows a complete revamping of the trust's board, aimed at bringing professional management, scientific logistics handling, and transparency to donation collections and storage. The newly appointed executive brings extensive operational experience after decades in military service, including leadership in major strategic operations and heading key air commands. The structural overhaul of the temple body comes after a Special Investigation Team probe and administrative actions ordered by the Uttar Pradesh government. The appointment is positioned to establish administrative accountability, streamline functioning, and ensure faith-based public contributions are safeguarded with strict protocols ahead of the upcoming Uttar Pradesh assembly elections.