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Adani Cement is providing materials for constructing the world's largest temple raft foundation at Vishv Umiyadham in Ahmedabad. The temple will reach 504 feet tall, making it twice the height of Delhi's Qutub Minar. The project features 1551 pillars and will use 24,000 cubic meters of concrete in its massive foundation. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to inaugurate the completed temple complex within two years.

Key Points: Adani Cement Builds World's Largest Temple Foundation in Ahmedabad

  • World's tallest temple at 504 feet with raft foundation casting
  • Adani Cement supplying specialized high-strength concrete materials
  • 1551 pillars forming base of massive religious complex
  • Project completion expected within two years with PM inauguration
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World's largest temple raft foundation construction underway at Vishv Umiyadham in Ahmedabad, Adani Cement supplying cement

Adani Cement supplies materials for Vishv Umiyadham's record-breaking 504-foot temple foundation. Project includes 1551 pillars and 24,000 cubic meters of concrete.

"It will be twice the height of Qutub Minar. Adani Cement is supplying cement for the construction of this temple. - Vinod Bahety, Adani Cement CEO"

Ahmedabad, September 16

The World's largest temple raft foundation casting is being carried out at Vishv Umiyadham here with Adani Cement supplying cement for its construction.

When constructed, it will be the tallest temple in the world with a height of 504 feet.

Adani Cement CEO Vinod Bahety said the Vishv Umiyadham is going to be the world's tallest temple with a height of around 504 feet.

"It will be twice the height of Qutub Minar. Adani Cement is supplying cement for the construction of this temple. There are many challenges in this temple raft casting. Our 600-700 workers here are excited to create a world record," he said.

Adani Cement said it is supplying cement for the construction of the world's largest temple raft foundation casting at Vishv Umiyadham near Ahmedabad

RP Patel, president, Vishv Umiya Foundation, said the temple will be constructed in about two years.

"Vishv Umiya Foundation is constructing Umiyadham in 60 60-acre area at a cost of Rs 2000 crore in Ahmedabad...There are 1551 pillars that form the base of Umiyadham. The large concrete raft with record dimensions is being constructed in three days by September 17. The temple construction will be completed in the next 2 years, to be inaugurated by the Prime Minister...We are getting full cooperation from Govt of India and State govt," he said.

"A skill university for youth and women, a hospital, a hostel and a sports complex are also being constructed here...We express gratitude towards Adani Cement for supplying cement for this project," he added.

He expressed confidence that that the temple will become a centre of faith for the "Sanatanis". He said the temple will also ensure social empowerment through its activities.

He said the work on large concrete raft with record dimensions started on Engineer's Day and will be completed on Septemeber 17, coinciding with Prime Minister Narnedra Modi's birthday.

Vinod Bahety said that around 24,000 cubic meters of concrete will be used in the construction of raft. He said they are providing controlled temperature specialized concrete of high strength apart from cement and specialized chemicals to ensure the strength and longevity of the structure.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi had in March 2019 laid the Foundation Stone of the Vishva Umiyadham Complex at Jaspur, Ahmedabad.

- ANI

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Priya S
While I appreciate the spiritual significance, I hope the 2000 crore investment also benefits the local community through the promised hospital and skill university. Development should be inclusive.
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Aryan P
Adani Cement's involvement shows how Indian corporations are contributing to nation-building projects. The engineering challenges mentioned are impressive - 24,000 cubic meters of concrete! 🇮🇳
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Nisha Z
Twice the height of Qutub Minar? That's incredible! Can't wait to visit once it's completed. Gujarat is truly becoming the spiritual capital of India.
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Michael C
The engineering feat here is remarkable. Completing such a massive raft foundation in just 3 days shows world-class construction capabilities. India's infrastructure development is impressive!
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Sneha F
Hope they maintain the traditional temple architecture while achieving these modern engineering marvels. Our ancient temple builders were geniuses too! 🛕

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