PSP Projects Sets World Record for Vishv Umiya Dham Raft

PSP Projects, a leading construction firm associated with industrialist Gautam Adani, has achieved a remarkable milestone in civil engineering by completing the world’s largest raft foundation for a religious structure.

The company poured 24,000 cubic meters of temperature-controlled concrete in just 54 hours, significantly faster than the planned 72-hour timeline. This engineering marvel was executed for the Vishv Umiya Dham temple in Ahmedabad, which is set to become the world’s tallest temple at 504 feet. The massive concrete pour forms the raft foundation of the temple and demonstrates PSP Projects’ ability to handle highly complex and large-scale infrastructure projects.

Key Highlights

• PSP Projects poured 24,000 m³ concrete in just 54 hours
• The Vishv Umiya Dham will be the world’s tallest temple at 504 ft
• Achievement recognized by Golden Book of World Records

The feat has been officially recognized by the Golden Book of World Records, underscoring the firm’s commitment to technical excellence, speed, and precision. This accomplishment further strengthens PSP Projects’ reputation in the construction industry and is expected to attract more prestigious, large-scale contracts in the future.

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Beyond its religious significance, the Vishv Umiya Dham temple will stand as a symbol of India’s engineering and architectural capabilities, showcasing the country’s growing prominence in global infrastructure development.