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Rama, surrounded by his subjects, with Lakshmana the embodiment of brotherly love, devotion, and valour, Sita- goddess Lakshmi on earth, and Hanuman seated near his feet or in the gesture of Namaskara, is the ultimate vision of royalty, auspiciousness, and balance in the universe. The Rama Darbar statue, in short, is the symbol of Rama-rajya, the perfect state, where happiness, virtue, and abundance live along. Thus, it is natural that many Hindu homes worship the Ram Darbar murti during Ram Navami, Diwali, or as the Ishta devata idol regularly. The statue is usually a collection of free-standing idols of Rama, Lakshman, Sita, and Hanuman, which are gathered in the Puja ghar. Keeping a Ram Darbar murti in your home is a prayer to the Lord of Ayodhya to establish his rule over your life and bless your life with his presence.

The inauguration of the Ram Mandir is a special and monumental occasion for everyone. It holds a very dear place in the hearts of Hindus not only in India but all over the world. The world is excited for this moment and is expressing its joy by sending presents that hold a lot of significance in their own unique way. Every gift is a symbol of devotion and marks the faith they have in Lord Ram. While some have been crafted by hand, some have been procured from the remotest corners of the world. But all of them have required great effort from devotees.