World's tallest Ashoka pillar: Historic construction begins in Kannauj

Preparations have begun for the construction of a 101 feet high Ashoka Pillar in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh. District Panchayat President Priya, Omkar Shakya has taken charge of this project. This pillar will be dedicated to the peace message of Buddhism and the legacy of Emperor Ashoka.

Jan 2, 2025 - 14:52
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World's tallest Ashoka pillar: Historic construction begins in Kannauj

INDC Network Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh: World's tallest Ashoka Pillar: Historic construction begins in Kannauj


World's Tallest Ashoka Pillar at Kannauj: Work Begins

Construction of the world's tallest Ashoka Pillar has begun in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh. District Panchayat President Priya, Omkar Shakya gave this information on social media and wrote,
"The leveling of the ground for the construction of Ashoka Pillar, the highest national heritage of the world, has started from today. Thank you very much to everyone."


Purpose and importance of construction

Description Information
construction site Nalam, Lakhishram, Chibramau, Kannauj
Proposed height Over 101 feet
Purpose of construction Bringing alive the legacy of Emperor Ashoka
Project Responsibilities Priya Omkar Shakya
Institutions Tathagata Buddha Vihara and Samrat Ashoka Charitable Trust

The construction of this pillar is not only of historical importance, but it is an attempt to convey the teachings of peace and non-violence of Emperor Ashoka to the masses.


Emperor Ashoka and his legacy

Emperor Ashoka (269-232 BC) adopted Buddhism and spread it to the world. The Ashoka Pillar built by him is still one of the cultural and historical symbols of India. This pillar being built in Kannauj will be dedicated to honoring his memory and teachings.


Role and support of society

District Panchayat President Priya, Omkar Shakya said that this project will be successful with the support of all Buddhist followers and society. He has appealed to the people of the society to help in this historic work.


Inspiration for future generations

This pillar will not only preserve the legacy of Emperor Ashoka, but also inspire future generations with the teachings of peace, non-violence and Buddhism.


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Arpit Shakya Hello! My Name is Arpit Shakya from Farrukhabad (Uttar Pradesh), India. I am 18 years old. I have been working for INDC Network news company for the last 3 years. I am the founder and editor in chief of this company.