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The book “Ram Ki Ayodhya” is very relevant in today’s context. The Supreme Court’s decision has put an end to the controversy that was going on for many decades about the birth place of Ramlala, located in Ayodhya. Ayodhya of Shri Ram is a historical city of the Hinduism, which has also been mentioned in ancient literature around the world. Ayodhya is not only a religious significant but historical for, the philosophy of Indian culture, thoughts and the “Bhakti Dhara”. This book is also very important on the context because this city creates the foundation of Religion, Salvation, etc. As you know that the first and most respectable ancestor of Shri Ram was Maharaj Manu, from the era of ‘Satyug’ to ‘Tretayug’. The first was Maharaj Manu and Shri Ram was the 65th descendant. Maharaj Manu chose the banks of the river Saryu and did meditation and penance for a long time. He later established a city there and named it Ayodhya. This is the same Ayodhya that became the birth place of Shri Ram. The book truly does and rather gives a logical discussion of the history of various events. Based on the authenticity of the subject, Sudershan Bhatia has made the book very presentable and readable, this is Author’s dedication. The book consists and full of diversified content that is very important for the readers. It also shows his passion towards all this. Bhatia ji has done full justice to the subject by describing it in a very easy to understand language . The book “Ram Ki Ayodhya” has become very practical. Also the dispute pertaining to “Ram Mandir” has been abolished by the Supreme Court, which has been going on for many decades. All the credit for this goes to the Prime Minister of the country, who has promised to build grand temple of Ramlala by establishing a 15 member “Ram Mandir Trust”. Ram’s Ayodhya is the historic city of Hindu religion, which revealed in the ancient literature of the World. Now Ayodhya is going to be developed as a symbol of the faith and culture of Hinduism, and also as a “Tourist” place and religious place to visit Shri Ramlala.