Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Ram Magic! THESE 4 Stocks Soar, Deliver Returns up to 65% in Just One Month

Ayodhya Ram Mandir

Ayodhya Ram Mandir: The consecration of the Ram Temple is currently the centre of attention for people worldwide. Investors in the stock market are actively placing bets on these enterprises that have a direct affiliation with the Ram Temple. The Ayodhya Pran Pratistha programme is the reason for the rapid increase in these companies’ shares. Let us tell you which stocks they are.

Praveg Ltd

In Ayodhya, the firm has erected a lavish tent. At the close of business on Saturday, the share price of this company was Rs 1070.30. The last month has seen a spike in the company’s share values of over sixty percent.

Allied Digital Services Ltd

The CCTV surveillance task has been assigned to the company. The share price of this corporation was trading at Rs 187 on Saturday. The share prices of this company have increased by more than fifty percent in the past month.

Kamat Hotels

On Friday, the price of the hotel-related shares of this company increased by 3.19 percent to Rs 357.85. The company’s shares have surged by 27% in only the past month.

Paika Limited

Ayodhya’s other relative is causing a stir on the financial market. The business is called Paika Limited. The cost of the company’s shares was Rs 385 on Saturday. To date, the company has returned 65% of capital to positional investors.

Pran Pratishtha Preparations

Devotees would be served prasad and food in compostable dinnerware made by CHUK (a Paika subsidiary) during the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha event. “CHUK, our flagship brand known for compostable tableware, has been selected for the Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha programme by the Ram Mandir Trust,” stated Jagdeep Hira, India Business Head, Paica Limited. There will be thousands of devotees attending the Pran Pratishtha event. We are prepared to carry out our part in this significant initiative.

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