Lucknow, Nov. 1 -- Ten years after BJP came to power in the state and Yogi Adityanath took over as chief minister, Ayodhya is gearing up for its 10th grand Deepotsav - this time bigger, brighter and more high-tech than ever. What began in 2017 as CM Yogi Adityanath's first cultural initiative after becoming CM, has now become a global festival where faith reigns supreme - on the ghats with diyas and with drones in the sky. This year, 30 lakh diyas will glow on 56 ghats of the Saryu on November 7, marking a decade since the Yogi government started the festival in 2017. From 1.7 lakh diyas in the first year to 30 lakh now, Deepotsav has become a world record event every year and UP's signature cultural brand. If the ghats glow with earthen lamps, the sky above temple town will narrate Ramayana. The event will witness 2,100 made-in-India drones flying simultaneously for about 15 minutes on November 7 and 8 - almost double of 1,100 drones operated last year and four times of 500 drones in 2024. The aerial show will depict Lord Ram, Lakshman and Hanuman in heroic poses, Pushpak Viman, Ravana Vadh, Ram Darbar, Deepotsav, Maharishi Valmiki and Goswami Tulsidas, along with logos of Ram Mandir and Deepotsav through synchronised lights, formations. According to officials, at least 15 special formations have been designed, with over 50% being entirely new. The storyboard, script, music and voice-over have all been changed to give Deepotsav-2026 a new dimension. Devotees who cannot reach Ayodhya can light diyas in their name through digital platform 'Shri Mandir', which will light one lakh diyas at the historic Rajdwar. This is the fifth consecutive year of digital participation....