Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Rajasthani Devotees Topped In Donations

Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Rajasthani devotees topped in the fund collection, know how much amount came from other states.

Devotees from all over the country devoted their funds to the construction of the Ram temple, but in this too, the devotees of Rajasthan went ahead. In the fund surrender campaign.

The people of Rajasthan paid the highest amount of Rs 557 crore to Ramlala, while Jammu and Kashmir received 14 crore rupees. So far, the trust has received around three thousand crore rupees from all over the country.

Sriram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust ran a fund dedication campaign for 49 days across the country. It started with the Makar Sankranti festival in January.

Devotees from the states of South India also made their mark in the campaign. 85 crores came from Tamil Nadu, while devotees from Kerala contributed 13 crores to the Ram temple.

45 crore from Arunachal Pradesh, Rs 2 crore from Manipur, and 21 lakh rupees from Mizoram in the dedication campaign. 28 lakh from Nagaland and Rs 85 lakh from Meghalaya have been deposited in the trust account.

This fund dedication campaign was carried out extensively in urban areas with four lakh villages of the country. Nine lakh workers were engaged in it. One lakh 75 thousand teams were made, which reached door to door

. 38 thousand 125 workers were regularly depositing funds in different designated banks. As a result of its high-tech monitoring, transparency in the process was also established.

Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Competition to provide banking facilities to the devotees on the temple path

Thousands of devotees come every day to visit Ramlala. Many private institutions are also coming forward to provide facilities to them. Some are distributing prasad and some are providing free food.

The Trust is also preparing a roadmap in this direction. There is also a competition to provide banking facilities to the devotees. Many banks have already expressed their intention to open a branch in the Ramlala temple complex.

Apart from this, Axis Bank was the first to offer a banking facility on the Darshan Path of Ramlala these days and the bank management installed an ATM at the Sri Ram Janmabhoomi Tirtha Kshetra Trust office in Ramkot.

Although it is yet to be formally inaugurated, devotees can easily withdraw money. Apart from SBI, Punjab National Bank is also considering setting up an ATM in Ramkot.

If SBI is looking for a place on Darshan Path then PNB is eager to open a new branch in this area. Its process has started. PNB has received permission from RBI for this.