Ram Temple Receives Almost Rs 3.2 Crore in Online Donations
On January 22, the day of the consecration of the Ram Lalla idol, the Ram Temple received almost Rs 3.2 crore through online donations. In addition to the online donations, the temple also collected cash, cheques, and drafts in 10 donation boxes set up at the temple, but the funds from these donations have not yet been tabulated. The online donations came from devotees in India as well as from abroad.
Donation Boxes Yet to Be Tabulated
According to Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust trustee Anil Mishra, the cash collected in the donation boxes has been sent to a nearby SBI branch. This suggests that the collection from these donation boxes will be tabulated at a later date to determine the total funds raised from this form of donation.
80-Kg Sword “Nandak” Gifted to the Trust
On Wednesday, an 80-kg sword named “Nandak” was brought from Mumbai and gifted to the trust. The sword was donated by Nilesh Arun, who is known for manufacturing replicas of ancient weapons. Nilesh Arun’s ancestors were reportedly involved in manufacturing weapons for Chhatrapati Shivaji’s army.
FAQ
1. How much did the Ram Temple receive in online donations on January 22nd?
The Ram Temple received almost Rs 3.2 crore through online donations on January 22nd.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the Ram Temple received significant support through online donations, with almost Rs 3.2 crore contributed on the day of the consecration of the Ram Lalla idol. The additional contributions in the form of cash, cheques, and drafts, as well as the donation of an 80-kg sword “Nandak,” demonstrate the widespread support for the trust. The tabulation of funds from the donation boxes and the continuous flow of contributions are expected to further support the construction of the temple.