Must have 5 Ram Mandir Stocks | Last one is just booming

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With Shri Ram Mandir opening on 22 January 2024, here are a list of 5 stocks that might benefit from it:

Praveg Limited: Praveg Limited has already built a resort at Ayodhya and will start from the 15th Jan onwards. As per Head Research of Profitmart Securities Pvt. Ltd said “The Company’s Ayodhya resort is very near to the Ram mandir and that almost 75 per cent occupancy has been pre sold”.

Indian Hotels: In Apr 23, it announced the signing of two new hotels in Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. Both, Vivanta and Ginger branded hotels are Greenfield projects. These hotels will deliver a world-class hospitality experience to the guests visiting the holy city.

InterGlobe Aviation Ltd: IndiGo has announced Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh as its 86th domestic and 118th overall destination in their 6E network as the airline is all set to commence operations from the holy city. IndiGo is also going to be the first airline to operate flights from the soon-to-be-opened Maryada Purushottam Shri Ram International Airport in Ayodhya.

IRCTC: Indian Railways plans to run more than 1,000 trains to Ayodhya from Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore, Kolkata, etc.. Ayodhya station has been renovated to handle the expected influx of visitors, with a daily capacity of 50,000 individuals.

Indian Railways is also going to run its Bharat Gaurav Deluxe AC Tourist Train on a very special tour “Shri Ram-Janaki Yatra: Ayodhya to Janakpur” covering two most significant pilgrimage sites Ayodhya and Janakpur. The proposed 7-day Bharat Gaurav Tourist train tour has its first stop at Ayodhya.

EaseMyTrip: It offers 'End to End' travel solutions including air tickets for international and domestic airlines, hotel bookings in India and abroad, cab booking, bus tickets, and railway tickets in India for all major cities. Therefore, the company will also benefit from the rise in bookings.\

Disclaimer: These are mere my personal picks as per study and research and not any professional advice. Act on your own prudence and risk

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