Jaran Correspondent, Ayodhya | The hunt for a CEO for Ayodhya's Ram temple intensified amid preparations for a major reshuffle in the Ram Janmabhoomi Temple administration. Following the donation theft row, the Trust has increased its emphasis on transparency and accountability.

After the resignations of several top officials, including Trust General Secretary Champat Rai, the recruitment process for the CEO has been expedited.

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Applications have been invited from across the country, with former IPS officer Amitabh Thakur also applying for the post, drawing people's attention. The entire nation, including saints and devotees, is eyeing the iconic temple amid efforts to form a management team and the Trust's imminent decision on the new CEO.

AI Likely To Play A Significant Role In The Management

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is set to play a significant role in the new management system that is taking shape following the donation scandal at the Shri Ram Temple. AI can be used for everything from temple offerings to crowd management.

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Dr Suresh Haware, a member of the three-member committee formed to select the new CEO (Chief Executive Officer) for the management of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple in Ayodhya and the president of the Shirdi Sai Temple Trust for four years, believes that the use of AI will not only bring transparency to temple management but will also be helpful in crowd management.

Speaking to Dainik Jagran a few days ago, Dr Haware said that the greatest strength of artificial intelligence is its ability to handle large amounts of data in a short time, which enables it to detect theft from warehouses or anywhere in the temple premises and immediately alert.
(With Jagran.com inputs)