Archive · 3 Sep 2026
Retired Air Marshal Named First CEO of Ram Temple
Jeetendra Mishra has been chosen as the first CEO of the Ram Temple.
A CEO helps manage an organization.
Mishra is a retired Air Marshal.
He said many people were considered for the position.
He feels very fortunate to have been selected.
He believes Lord Ram blessed him with this opportunity.
Mishra said he served in the Air Force for 43 years.
He now wants to serve the temple and its devotees.
The report also mentions a 'Chandra Chori' row but does not explain it.
Retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra was named the Ram Temple’s first CEO.
Mishra said he considered his selection a great fortune among many candidates.
He described the appointment as a blessing of Lord Ram.
Mishra said he had served the nation in the Air Force for 43 years.
He said the role would allow him to serve Sri Ram Mandir and its devotees.
- Who
- Retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra.
- What
- He was named the first CEO of the Ram Temple.
- Why
- Mishra said he viewed the appointment as a blessing of Lord Ram and an opportunity to serve the temple and its devotees.
- Appointee
- Retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra
- New role
- First CEO of the Ram Temple
- Previous service
- 43 years in the Air Force
- Mishra's view
- He called the selection a great fortune and a blessing of Lord Ram.
- Stated purpose
- To serve Sri Ram Mandir and Sri Ram bhakts.
- Related controversy
- The appointment was reported amid a 'Chandra Chori' row; no further details were provided.