Location: Makri, Post: Bibi Bankatwa, Dilrampur, Paschim Champaran, Bihar, India
About the Temple
Ram Janki Mandir in Dilrampur is a serene and sacred shrine dedicated to Shiva and Lord Ram and Goddess Sita (Janki). Rooted deeply in devotion and tradition, this temple is a cherished spiritual hub for the local community and surrounding villages.
Founding Legacy
This temple was founded by Late Shri Pandit Parmanand Mani Mishra, a deeply devout and respected figure in the region. He was the son of Late Shri Pandit Lallan Mani Mishra and the grandson of Late Shri Pandit Naresh Mani Mishra, both of whom belonged to a revered Brahmin lineage known for their religious scholarship and service to dharma.
The Mandir stands as a living testament to their faith, vision, and commitment to spiritual and cultural preservation.
Spiritual Significance
- Dedicated to Maryada Purushottam Lord Rama and Mata Sita, the temple celebrates the eternal ideals of righteousness, devotion, and dharma.
- It is a center for daily worship, Ramayan Path, bhajan-kirtan, and festivals like Ram Navami and Vivah Panchami.
- The temple has grown over the years not just as a place of worship but also as a symbol of heritage and unity in the community.
Cultural Role
- Plays an important role during village events and traditional Hindu festivals.
- It is often a gathering place for satsangs, religious education, and celebrations that reinforce Sanatan Dharma.
- Many locals regard the Mandir as a spiritual heart of Dilrampur, providing blessings and guidance for generations.
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