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New Ram Mandir Trust CEO Addresses Chanda Chori and Appointment
Jeetendra Mishra is the new CEO of the Ram Mandir Trust.
He spoke to Times Now about his appointment and the temple.
He also discussed the issue called “chanda chori.”
Mishra said the temple’s construction and management have been done exceptionally well.
He admitted there have been a few problems.
He said people should learn from past mistakes.
But he also said they should not keep talking about the past again and again.
He believes focusing on the new mission is more useful.
Retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra spoke exclusively with Times Now’s Madhavdas G.
Mishra discussed alleged “chanda chori,” the Ram Mandir and his appointment.
He said the temple’s construction and management have been handled exceptionally well.
Mishra acknowledged that the trust had faced a few hiccups.
He said lessons from the past matter, but repeatedly revisiting the past is unhelpful.
- Who
- Retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra, the Ram Mandir Trust’s new CEO, spoke with Times Now’s Madhavdas G.
- What
- Mishra discussed his appointment, the Ram Mandir, trust management and “chanda chori.”
- Where
- The interview appeared on Times Now’s program The Briefing Room.
- When
- Why
- Mishra said the trust should learn from past problems while focusing on its new mission.
Key facts
- Speaker
- Retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra
- Role
- New CEO of the Ram Mandir Trust
- Interviewer
- Madhavdas G of Times Now
- Program
- The Briefing Room
- Topics
- Chanda chori, the Ram Mandir, Mishra’s appointment and trust management
- Assessment
- Mishra said the temple’s construction and management have been handled exceptionally well, despite a few hiccups.
Quotes
Jeetendra Mishra
Retired Air Marshal and newly appointed Ram Mandir Trust CEO discussed in the interview
“The construction and management of the temple have been handled by the trust exceptionally well, minus a few hiccups. As I say, when you need to start on a new mission, you must learn from the past, but you should not keep remembering the past again and again. That does not help us.”
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