The Pran Pratistha of Lord Shri Ram will be held on 22 January in Ayodhya. This Ram Temple in Ayodhya holds a lot of significance in the lives of Indians. The whole India is celebrating the consecration of the temple. But did you know that this temple is not only important from religious point of view but this temple will also boost the economy of India. Did you get surprise? In this article, we will tell you how this temple will increase trade and economy.
Business Projections by CAIT
The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) anticipates a substantial business boost, estimating a staggering Rs 1 lakh crore in expenditures related to the purchase of goods and various services for the upcoming event on Monday. The companies are making various products related to Shri Ram Mandir and people are happily purchasing these products. Some of the products are as follows.
Watches by Jaipur Watch Company
Jaipur Watch Company has launched a limited edition ‘Ram Panchayatan’ watch in their Raja Ravi Verma collection. Additionally, they introduce a ‘Ram Darbar’ keychain, both featuring a 1910 Raja Ravi Verma painting depicting Lord Rama’s coronation and the five elements associated with it. The watches are part of a limited edition collection, powered by a Miyota movement, and come with a certificate of authenticity signed by Rama Varma Thampuran, the artist’s descendant.
Jewellery Collections by PP Jewellers
PP Jewellers by Pawan Gupta unveils an exclusive Ayodhya collection of jewellery, contributing to the diverse product offerings centered around Ram and Ayodhya.
Phool Ram Katha Gift Box by Phool
Phool, a biomaterials startup, presents the Phool Ram Katha Gift Box, chronicling the story of Ram through various items such as playing cards, ceramic diyas, oil, nut mix, incense sticks, and celebration cards.
Ferns & Petals Sacred Collectibles
Gifting brand Ferns & Petals offers curated assortments of sacred collectibles, including a handcrafted 3D replica of the Ram Mandir, silver coins embossed with the Ram Darbar, calendars, and gift sets comprising gilded photo frames and handcrafted diyas.
High Demand for Ram Mandir Merchandise
Praveen Khandelwal, the national secretary-general of CAIT, notes a surge in demand for flags, banners, caps, T-shirts, and printed kurtas featuring the image of the Ram Mandir. Additionally, models of the Ram Mandir are witnessing rapid demand, with expectations of over 5 crore models sold across the country, prompting small manufacturing units in various cities to work tirelessly.
Digital Initiative by Josh and Dailyhunt
Short-video app Josh and content discovery platform Dailyhunt join forces to launch the ‘Shri Ram Mantra Chant Room,’ a digital initiative fostering collective devotion. Scheduled for January 22, this initiative enables virtual chanting of mantras. Participants are encouraged to recite the mantra 11,108 or 1,008 times, and upon completion, they will receive a personalized certificate commemorating their participation in this historic event.
