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The project Viraat Ramayan Mandir is the dream and concept of Acharya Kishore Kunal and the spiritual will of several devotees. The dream is not just to construct one more temple. But to construct the largest Hindu temple for Lord Rama.Virat Ramayan Mandir will be 1080 ft. in length,540 ft. in width and 270 ft. in height. Its location is at Janaki Nagar in Kaithwalia-Bahuara villages near Kesaria in North Bihar at a distance of 120 km. from Patna and 60 km. from the historic town of Vaishali. It is spread over a sprawling area of 161 acres on the main Kesaria-Chakia road near traditional Kathwalia-Bahuara village.

Viraat Ramayan Mandir
At Janki Nagar (Kathawaliya-Bahuara)
near Kesaria, Bihar
Phone : 0612 2223789
Mobile : +91 9334468400
Email : viraatramayantemple@gmail.com

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Вывод средств из Вавада как вывести деньги из казино, условия получения и сроки

Sealed quotation are invited for supply of good quality local sand approx quantity: 2000 ton

TENDER NOTICE NO. VRM/EST./08

Tender-Quotations are invited for supply following works at Viraat Ramayan Mandir

Tender-Supply of good quality(zone ll/lll) sone sand approx quantity: 4000 ton at VRM SITE

Architectural-Changes-in-Mahavir-Mandir-Patna

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Вывод средств из Вавада как вывести деньги из казино, условия получения и сроки

Sealed quotation are invited for supply of good quality local sand approx quantity: 2000 ton

TENDER NOTICE NO. VRM/EST./08

Tender-Quotations are invited for supply following works at Viraat Ramayan Mandir

Tender-Supply of good quality(zone ll/lll) sone sand approx quantity: 4000 ton at VRM SITE

Вывод средств из Вавада как вывести деньги из казино, условия получения и сроки

Model of the Viraat Ramayan Mandir unveiled on 13th November, 2013

Planning of the Viraat Ramayan Mandir

Bank coupons are released for collecting fund for the construction of Viraat Ramayan Mandir

The concluding function of the ‘Viraat Ramayan Mandir Samaroha’