Archive · 26 Dec 2025
Devotee Donates Rs 30 Crore Ram Idol
A very special and valuable idol of Lord Ram was given to a temple in Ayodhya.
The idol is very big, almost 10 feet tall, and is made with lots of gold and precious stones.
It was made in a special style from the south of India.
The idol traveled a long way, about 1,750 kilometers, to reach the temple.
The temple is now checking the idol to make sure it's real and safe.
Soon, there will be a special ceremony to put the idol in its place at the temple.
An anonymous devotee from Karnataka donated a gold-plated idol of Lord Ram to Ayodhya’s Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple.
The idol is valued between Rs 25–30 Crore, stands 10 feet tall, and weighs around 5 quintals.
The idol was crafted in the Southern Thanjavur style, featuring gold work, vibrant colors, and precious stones.
The idol traveled 1,750 kilometers over six days under tight security before reaching Ayodhya.
The temple is verifying the idol’s material and weight, with preparations underway for the official consecration ceremony.
- Who
- An anonymous devotee from Karnataka
- What
- Donated a gold-plated idol of Lord Ram
- When
- The idol has been received, with the consecration ceremony details yet to be announced
- Where
- Ayodhya’s Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Temple
- Why
- To contribute to the spiritual and cultural journey of the Ram Lalla Temple
- Donor
- Anonymous devotee from Karnataka
- Idol Value
- Rs 25–30 Crore
- Idol Height
- 10 feet
- Idol Width
- 8 feet
- Idol Weight
- 5 quintals
- Craftsmanship Style
- Thanjavur style
- Journey Distance
- 1,750 kilometers
- Journey Duration
- 6 days
- Installation Location
- Angad Tila, near Sant Tulsidas Temple
