–The Trust took the decision keeping in mind Indian culture and linguistic purity.

Ayodhya. The Ram Darbar established in the Ram temple will now be known as Ram Parivar. The Trust has also made an official announcement regarding this. The temple trust has made this change on the suggestion of the saints. The sages and saints of Ayodhya have welcomed the decision of change in name. The Ram Darbar established on the first floor of the Ram Temple has now been officially named Ram Parivar. Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has taken this decision keeping in mind Indian culture and linguistic purity. In keeping with this sentiment, it will now be addressed as Ram Parivar.

According to the information received from the sources of the Trust, the word Darbar is of Urdu origin, whereas the concept of Ram Temple is completely linked to Sanatan, Indian and folk traditions. In keeping with this sentiment, it will now be addressed as Ram Parivar. The Ram Darbar established on the first floor of the Ram Temple has now been officially named Ram Parivar. Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust has taken this decision keeping in mind Indian culture and linguistic purity. According to the information received from the sources of the Trust, the word Darbar is of Urdu origin, whereas the concept of Ram Temple is completely linked to Sanatan, Indian and folk traditions.

In keeping with this sentiment, it will now be addressed as Ram Parivar. The basic objective of this change is to present Lord Shri Ram in an ideal family form, not like a royal court, but in the form of Maryada Purushottam. A suggestion to change the name of Ram Darbar came before the Trust, after which the Trust made this change after taking opinion from the saints. The word Ram Parivar implies the familial, emotional and cultural relationship of Mother Sita, brother Lakshman and devotee Hanuman with Lord Shri Ram, which directly connects with the common people.