Apart from tourism these industries will benefit from Ram temple, Ayodhya city will generate Rs. 85 thousand crore benefit

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Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha: The Pranapratistha of Lord Shri Ram has been completed in the Ram Mandir of the historical religious city of Ayodhya. Glimpses of this grand program are being seen not only in the country, but worldwide. On the one hand, the opening of the Ram temple has become the main center of people's faith, on the other hand, trade and industry are also gaining momentum. Apart from tourism, there are many sectors which will benefit a lot because of the Ram temple. This includes businesses ranging from transportation to worship materials.

Global brokerage Jefferies issued a report

According to a report by global brokerage Jefferies, the Ayodhya Ram temple can attract more than 5 crore tourists every year. Due to which not only the tourism sector but also other sectors will get benefit. In which many sectors like hotel, airlines, hospitality, FMCG, cement are expected to get full benefit from it.

transport sector

Many investors are now planning to deploy their vehicles to Ayodhya, which could prove to be a game changer in the Ram Mandir transport sector.

worship material

The most important thing people need during their visit to Ayodhya is the puja material. Due to which the sales of Ghee, Ghee, Kumkum, Akshat, Turmeric, Sandalwood, Incense, Agarbatti, Flower, Fruit, Mala will increase. Hence the prospects of growth in trade of worship material in Ayodhya are very high.

FMCG sector

The tourism sector will benefit the most from the inauguration of the Ram temple, due to which the FMCG sector can also benefit tremendously. The FMCG sector will benefit greatly from the need to deliver a variety of food items to tourist destinations like Ayodhya.

Cement field

Due to the Ayodhya temple, many development projects will be started in its surrounding areas. Due to which the construction will increase and the need for cement will arise. So this industry will also gain momentum. Apart from this, hospitality sector and airlines are also going to benefit a lot.

Ram Mandir will attract 5 crore pilgrims every year

In the brokerage report, after the establishment of the Ram temple, apart from the increase in employment, the business industry has also received new expectations. Apart from this, the economic impact due to the temple is also mentioned. It said that the development in Ayodhya and the Ram temple will attract more than 5 crore tourists every year.

85000 thousand crore development?

According to experts at Jefferies, Ayodhya's Ram temple is set to have a major economic impact, giving India a new tourist destination. Also, five crore devotees and tourists will visit the temple every year. According to the report, an investment makeover of 85000 crore rupees including new airport, new railway station, township, road connectivity is underway. Also, new hotels and other financial activities are likely to increase the economic growth in the near future.

Daily one and a half lakh devotees will have darshan

According to reports, the main shrine, spread over about 70 acres, can accommodate about one million devotees at a time. One to one and a half lakh devotees are likely to come to Ayodhya daily. Religious places play the most important role in India's tourism sector, generating huge economic benefits. Around three crore tourists visit many popular religious tourist destinations in the country.

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