From Operation Sindoor to Ram Temple: Air Marshal Mishra picked as first CEO
Operation Sindoor commander is Ram Temple’s first CEO
Retired Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra has been appointed as the first CEO of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, India. Mishra, who previously headed the Indian Air Force's Western Air Command during Operation Sindoor, was selected from over 5,585 applicants after a rigorous selection process. As CEO, Mishra will oversee the temple's administration, financial accountability, and regulatory compliance, with a focus on strengthening the trust's systems and ensuring compliance with statutory requirements.
The appointment comes amid a controversy over the alleged embezzlement of donations, which led to eight arrests and the resignation of the general secretary. Mishra, a former fighter pilot with over 38 years of service in the Indian Air Force, will take charge at a crucial time for the temple's management.
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Also reported by 3 other outlets
- 'It's God's order': Ram Temple CEO & war hero Mishra welcomes chance to serve nation timesofindia.indiatimes.com
- FPJ Quick Take At 5 PM: 'Retd Air Marshal Jitendra Mishra Is Ayodhya Ram Temple Trust CEO'; Your Daily Evening Guide To News That Matters freepressjournal.in
- ‘Grateful to Lord Ram’: Retd Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra’s first reaction after being named Ayodhya temple’s first CEO hindustantimes.com
