In an interesting turn, around 60 pregnant mothers desire to synchronize their deliveries with the grand inauguration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22. This unusual request was revealed by Dr. Virendra Rajgir, the medical officer-in-charge at the prestigious PC Sethi Hospital in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. These expectant mothers have timed their pregnancies so that their due dates align with the momentous occasion of the Ram Temple inauguration. Dr. Rajgir shared, that 60 pregnant women have requested that their deliveries be carried out on January 22 to coincide with the inauguration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. The pregnancy terms of these women end around January 22.
While the desire to have a significant and memorable delivery date is understandable, Dr. Rajgir emphasized that the ultimate decision regarding the timing of deliveries would prioritize the health and well-being of both mother and child. Babli, a 30-year-old soon-to-be mom, really wants to have her baby on the day they open the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. She said The doctors suggested dates between January 19 and February 10, but I really want to give birth on January 22. That’s when they’re starting the Ram Temple. Babli’s feelings show how people connect their own important moments, like having a baby, with big historical events.
Dr. Rajgir said that even though they understand the moms’ wishes, the doctors will choose the best time for delivery between January 19 and February 10. Their main goal is to make sure both the mom and the baby stay healthy and safe. On January 22, something big is happening—the opening of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. It’s not just important to these expectant moms; it’s a major moment in history and culture. The doctors at PC Sethi Hospital are trying to find the right balance between what the moms want and what’s best for their health, showing how tricky it can be to make individual dreams fit with the reality of giving birth.
