By IndoUS Tribune Community News Desk

The Shri Lakshmi Narayan Mandir in Ludhiana, Punjab, has reached a significant milestone with the completion of its construction, bringing joy and spiritual fulfillment to the local community. Following a final inspection in Jaipur, temple leaders and trustees returned to Shri Vrindavan Dham and Shri Mehandipur Balaji to seek blessings for the new sanctuary, where the idols of Shri Lakshmi Narayan will soon be enshrined.

Ranjana Ramesh Arora, Puneet Arora, Kumkum Arora, Geetansh Arora, and Priyansh Arora, the main patrons, expressed deep gratitude for the opportunity to serve in this divine endeavor. Puneet and Kumkum Arora highlighted their family’s longstanding commitment to the project, now fulfilled with the completion of the temple.

Over the past two years, the community has actively participated in the temple’s construction, eagerly anticipating its opening in the second week of July. Aman Jain and Rishi Jain, temple leaders, spoke about their ongoing dedication to organizing religious journeys, inspired by the late Ashok Jain, aimed at deepening devotees’ connections to their faith and heritage.

Saurav Jain and Anuj Madan emphasized the importance of understanding Sanatan Dharma’s profound wisdom through visits to historic temples, fostering pride and responsibility towards one’s faith. Ranjana Kumkum Arora highlighted the value of such religious journeys, encouraging followers of Sanatan Dharma to undertake pilgrimages
to enrich their spiritual and cultural roots.
Crafted by Raj Prakash Agarwal, Manoj Agarwal, Harsh Agarwal, and Ritvik Agarwal from Sanatan Dharma Murti Bhandar in Jaipur, the idols were completed in a year. The auspicious completion ceremony, attended by the Arora family, Aman Rishi Jain, Saurav Jain, and Anuj Madan, marks a new chapter for Ludhiana’s spiritual community.