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K'taka hospital announces free delivery of newborns to mark Ram temple consecration ceremony

The hospital has announced free delivery of newborns at its facility from January 18 to January 22.

Published on: Jan 18, 2024, 19:14:26 IST
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A private hospital in Karnataka's Vijayapura district has announced free delivery of newborns at its facility from January 18 to January 22 to celebrate the Ram temple consecration ceremony in Ayodhya on Monday.

Workers busy in construction work of the Ram Temple ahead of its 'Pran Pratishtha' (consecration) ceremony in Ayodhya. (ANI)
Workers busy in construction work of the Ram Temple ahead of its 'Pran Pratishtha' (consecration) ceremony in Ayodhya. (ANI)

The decision was announced by the 'Shri Siddeshwar Loka Kalyana Charitable Trust', which runs the JSS Super Speciality Hospital in Vijayapura.

"Starting from today, delivery of all the new born babies at our hospital will be done for free till January 22 to celebrate 'Ram Mandir Pran Pratishtha' which will be held this Monday in Ayodhya.

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It's a huge occasion and we wanted to contribute in a significant way. So we decided that all deliveries happening at our hospital for the specified period of five days will be done free of cost," an official of the hospital told PTI.

"If a delivery takes place at JSS hospital from January 18, 2024 to January 22, 2024, then the male child born at the hospital will be considered as a form of Rama and the new born female child will be considered as a form of Sita. The delivery will be done free of cost. Jai Shri Ram," the former Union Minister said on 'X'.

 
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