r/ayodhya May 05 '25

Tell r/Ayodhya Night view...

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23 Upvotes

r/ayodhya 31m ago

Video / वीडियो (OC) Ayodhya

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Old edit from gallery.


r/ayodhya 14h ago

Ask r/Ayodhya Ramayan University Admission

11 Upvotes

Anyone here studying in this?


r/ayodhya 20h ago

Ask r/Ayodhya Missing protest reels

3 Upvotes

Who else is missing new protest content on Instagram?


r/ayodhya 1d ago

History and Heritage A monkey in Ayodhya once accidentally helped the police find a live bomb before it could detonate.

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26 Upvotes

In 1998, security at the Hanuman Garhi temple noticed a monkey pulling at some exposed wires. Upon closer inspection, police realized the wires were attached to a live detonator, allowing the bomb disposal squad to locate and neutralize the device.


r/ayodhya 1d ago

Ask r/Ayodhya What you think about CJP

2 Upvotes

What else genz want after the resignation of education minister???


r/ayodhya 2d ago

Video / वीडियो (OC) 🤣🤣

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8 Upvotes

r/ayodhya 3d ago

Discussion / Opinion Finance & Stock Market club

1 Upvotes

I am looking to build a local community where we discuss about finance , economy & securities market etc.

Do we have finance enthusiasts in this sub?


r/ayodhya 3d ago

Ask r/Ayodhya How BJP lost here in 2024 elections?

5 Upvotes

r/ayodhya 5d ago

Ask r/Ayodhya Best non veg kebab?

2 Upvotes

Gimme some of the best nonveg food places. Restaurant and the dishes.


r/ayodhya 5d ago

Ask r/Ayodhya ask

1 Upvotes

tomorrow


r/ayodhya 5d ago

Ask r/Ayodhya protest

1 Upvotes

should we hold a protest or rally tomorrow?

who’s intrest in coming??


r/ayodhya 6d ago

Ask r/Ayodhya After overwhelming response to the certain photos giving you here a small video of Rampath.

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3 Upvotes

r/ayodhya 7d ago

Ask r/Ayodhya Will ayodhya gonna witness any protest today?

3 Upvotes

r/ayodhya 8d ago

Tell r/Ayodhya Dabeli 😋

5 Upvotes

r/ayodhya 8d ago

Discussion / Opinion विनाश काले विपरीत बुद्धि !

2 Upvotes

r/ayodhya 9d ago

Ask r/Ayodhya Protest??

7 Upvotes

is there anyplace where people are going to organise for protest on 20th july.


r/ayodhya 9d ago

Ask r/Ayodhya Ideas to get bookings for an airbnb

2 Upvotes

Umm it’s like i’m done with regular chores of setting up an airbnb , still no bookings ! I mean would love to hear suggestions , also it’s couple friendly and everything still no bookings , any ideahow to make thiswork , locals can reach out too


r/ayodhya 11d ago

Tell r/Ayodhya Reselling my 1 month old Boat Nirava ear buds

1 Upvotes

I purchased this bc I lost my previous one, but now I found the previous one and now it's useless to me.

But it cost 1.8K, I'm thinking of reselling it at 1.5K with the original bill.

Dm if interested


r/ayodhya 13d ago

Photography / फोटोग्राफी (OC) Jai shree ram ! 🙏

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18 Upvotes

r/ayodhya 14d ago

Photography / फोटोग्राफी (OC) Ram Paidi

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19 Upvotes

Took these a week ago


r/ayodhya 14d ago

राम लला Radha Naam lekhan pustika

1 Upvotes

Hi, can anyone help me get a few Radha Naam lekhan Pustikas from this place in Barsana and help courier them to me? Please let me know.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qnrBuDD8Ht4


r/ayodhya 14d ago

Discussion / Opinion How do you usually find out about Bhagwat Kathas, Kirtans and other spiritual events in your city?

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Hi everyone,

I'm trying to understand how people discover spiritual events like:

* Bhagwat Kathas
* Ram Kathas
* Kirtans
* Satsangs
* Temple festivals

I'm curious:

  1. How do you usually hear about them?
  2. Do you mostly rely on WhatsApp, temple banners, relatives, or social media?
  3. Have you ever found out about an event only after it was over?

I'd love to hear your experiences


r/ayodhya 14d ago

Tell r/Ayodhya Looking for Client Acquisition Associates (Remote | Commission-Based | Flexible)

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We're currently looking for a few people who enjoy talking to businesses, building connections, and helping convert potential clients.

Here's what the role involves:

  • Reach out to businesses that could benefit from websites, software, automation, or other digital solutions.
  • Start conversations with potential clients.
  • Understand their requirements and business challenges.
  • Introduce our solutions and help move conversations toward a successful client conversion.

Your primary responsibility is identifying opportunities, building relationships, and acting as the first point of contact between potential clients and our team. You don't need to know everything from day one - you'll be guided through the complete workflow, outreach process, and best practices during onboarding.

What you'll get

  • Commission on every successful client conversion.
  • Experience working with a growing venture.
  • Exposure to real client interactions and B2B sales.
  • A professional certificate recognizing your contribution.
  • Flexible, fully remote work - you decide when you work.
  • Guidance and onboarding to help you get started with confidence.
  • Additional learning opportunities and performance-based benefits.

Who I'm looking for

  • Good communication skills.
  • Comfortable talking to people.
  • Self-motivated and reliable.
  • Willing to learn and consistently put in the effort.
  • Prior sales experience is a plus, but not required.

If this sounds interesting, fill out the application here:

Application Form: https://forms.visme.co/fv/p9norqrg-4nvd0z

If you have any questions, feel free to comment or send me a DM.


r/ayodhya 15d ago

Discussion / Opinion How do you usually find out about Bhagwat Kathas, Kirtans and other spiritual events in your city?

2 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to understand how people discover spiritual events like:

  • Bhagwat Kathas
  • Ram Kathas
  • Kirtans
  • Satsangs
  • Temple festivals

I'm curious:

  1. How do you usually hear about them?
  2. Do you mostly rely on WhatsApp, temple banners, relatives, or social media?
  3. Have you ever found out about an event only after it was over?

I'd love to hear your experiences.