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Bengaluru/Mumbai: On the day of consecration of the new idol of Ram Lalla in the Ram temple of Ayodhya, many couples scheduled the birth (birth) of their newborn baby for Monday afternoon in consultation with the doctors. Many newborn babies were named ‘Ram’ and ‘Sita’. At the same time, a child born in a Muslim family in the District Women’s Hospital in Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh was named ‘Ram Rahim’ by his grandmother.
Dr. Naveen Jain, Chief Medical Superintendent in charge of District Women’s Hospital, said, “Mother Farzana gave birth to a child today. The child’s grandmother Husn Bano named him Ram Rahim.” Bano said that she has named the child Ram Rahim to give the message of Hindu-Muslim unity.
More than 50 pregnant women had made a special request to the JSS Super Specialty Hospital, run by ‘Shri Siddeshwar Lok Kalyan Charitable Trust’ in Vijayapura, Karnataka, that they wanted to deliver their child on January 22. The hospital conducted more than 20 deliveries on Monday.
Head HR (Head of Human Resources) Lilavati C.A. Said, “We had a special request from more than 50 women that they want to deliver on January 22 as it is the day of Lord Ram.”
“Since there were so many requests, after examining the medical condition of the pregnant women and several tests, we scheduled the delivery of more than 20 pregnant women on January 22,” the official said.
He said, “Today, we have delivered more than 20 women so far and there are still pregnant women in the operation room and investigation is going on so that the next delivery can be done.
Ashwani Bagli (21) is one of the women who had planned to give birth to the child on Monday. Her husband is a bank employee.
Ashwani said, “It is an auspicious day and our family wants the child to be born on this historic day because Lord Ram has returned to Ayodhya. I gave birth to a daughter on this auspicious day and we are thinking of naming our daughter Sita.
The hospital had announced free delivery
The hospital administration said that it had announced free deliveries between January 18-22 and it conducted more than 100 deliveries during this period. It also organized a “Palna Ceremony” on January 22 where three newborn babies – two boys and a girl – were displayed as ‘Lord Ram, Sita and Lakshman’.
A 42-year-old woman in Maharashtra’s Thane city gave birth to a baby today after doctors accepted her request. Whereas there was one more day left for her delivery. Dr. Chandrakant Barure of Male Hospital, Thane said that the woman, who is highly educated and working in the IT sector, was to be delivered on January 23, but she had requested that her delivery be done a day earlier so that it would protect the life of Ram Lalla. May it happen on the auspicious occasion of.
Doctor Barure, who performed this cesarean delivery, said that the woman named Samriddhi Bamne from Thane had not conceived through the ‘In Vitro Fertilization’ (IVF) process.
Doctor Barure of this hospital located in Naupada area of Thane said that the child was born at 12.30 pm and both mother and child are healthy.
The newborn baby was named Shri Ram
Across the country, many couples who were going to become parents had requested doctors to deliver on January 22, the day of Ram Lalla’s consecration in Ayodhya.
Hours after giving birth to her child through a normal procedure at JSS Super Specialty Hospital, the 30-year-old woman named Boramma said, “My husband is a farmer and we did not have enough money to schedule the delivery for January 22. I feel that Lord Ram wanted me to give birth to my child on this auspicious day. Being a devotee of Ram, we have named our new born child Shri Ram.
