Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra Appointed First CEO of Ram Temple Trust
The trust’s governing body named the former IAF officer as chief executive amidst a reshuffle that also saw new members and a general secretary elected.
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Jeetendra Mishra is appointed as the first CEO of the Ram Temple Trust[1]
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CEO Appointment
On 2 September 2026 the Ram Janmabhoomi Trust declared that Air Marshal Jeetendra Mishra would become the organization’s first chief executive officer.[1]
Expanded Trust Leadership
The same meeting also saw the election of three new members to the trust and the appointment of Govind Dev Giri as general secretary, expanding the governing body’s capacity to oversee the temple’s development.[1][2]
Background of Jeetendra Mishra
Mishra, a retired Air Marshal, previously commanded the Western Air Command and played a pivotal role in Operation Sindoor, the aerial support furnished to the 2020 temple construction efforts. His military career culminated with key strategic responsibilities before his retirement.[3][5]
Official Remarks
Expressing a mix of humility and resolve, Mishra said that he would learn from history and forward the trust’s objectives, emphasizing the importance of disciplined stewardship for the project’s completion.[4]
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