LUCKNOW, Oct. 6 -- Ayodhya is again bracing for another Guinness Book of World Record this Deepotsav as the state government plans to light 33 lakh earthen lamps (diyas) to surpass last year's record of 26 lakh. For 10th edition of the annual event scheduled from November 5-7, the Ayodhya administration has set a target of 33 lakh earthen lamps across nearly 2 km stretch from Ram Ki Paidi to Saryu ghats. Preparations include 55,0000-litre of mustard oil, 65 lakh cotton wicks and 34,000 volunteers and students. Five tenders have been issued for materials, stage and LED illumination of temples, said the state government on Monday. Shri Ayodhya Ji Teerth Vikas Parishad will organise Deepotsav. A special stage will be set up at Ram Ki Paidi for cultural programmes. Ghats decked with lamps and temples bathed in lights will enhance grandeur. LED decoration of major temples is also being planned. Special lighting will be done from Saryu bank to various ghats. Around 34,000 volunteers will play a key role in lighting diyas, smooth management and facilitating devotees. Food arrangement is also being made for 34,000 participating students. Along with making Deepotsav grander, special focus is on security, traffic and cleanliness. Considering lakhs of devotees and tourists expected, facilities are being improved. Ayodhya Ji Teerth Vikas Parishad CEO Jayendra Kumar said supply of materials will start after tender process completes. Training of volunteers and food arrangements for students are in final stage....