Ayodhya, the city of Ram, who has become the first choice of tourists and devotees, is setting new records. Ram temple has become the third largest temple in the country in terms of annual income.
After the inauguration of the temple of Ramlala, more than 13 crore devotees and tourists have reached Ayodhya so far. The annual income of the temple has exceeded Rs 700 crore. In terms of annual income, the Ram temple has pushed back the Golden Temple, Vaishno Devi and Shirdi Sai Temple. Ayodhya is making significant contribution in Uttar Pradesh as well as the economic development of the country. Currently, the number of devotees and tourists in Ayodhya is between two and five lakhs, for which making philosophy and housing system accessible to all have become a big challenge. Due to the increasing number of devotees, the Ram temple has now come in third place in the list of top 10 important temples in India who received religious donations. A large number of devotees donate money for the Ram temple. Apart from this, they also offer gold and silver. Uttar Pradesh-Uttarakhand Economic Association General Secretary Prof. Vinod Srivastava said that according to a study and estimate, the annual donation amount of Tirupati Venkateswara Temple in Andhra Pradesh in 2024-25 was about Rs 1,500 to Rs 1,650 crore, followed by Shri Padmanabham Swamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, whose annual is the place of which is the place of which annual The donation amount is about 750 to 850 crores.
15 crore rupees donated in a single month
The record of donations by devotees visiting Ramnagari Ayodhya is also breaking. Devotees are reaching Ayodhya after bathing in Triveni during Mahakumbh. Every day after Makar Sankranti, four lakh devotees are visiting and worshiping in the Ram temple. Prakash Gupta, in -charge of the temple trust office, said that more than Rs 10 lakh is being donated at 10 donations counters per day. According to an estimate, more than 15 crore donations have been collected in a month of Mahakumbh. It also includes donations given in six donations placed in front of Ramlala.
