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Property boom in Ayodhya ahead of Ram Temple inauguration; Festive cheer in auto sales

India Today Video Desk
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UPDATED: Nov 2, 2023 00:01 IST

In this episode of Business Today, watch the ground report from the holy city of Ayodhya as the land rates shoot up 20 times in last 5 years ahead of the Ram Temple inauguration. 

And there are festive cheers in the automobile sector. SUVs drove Maruti close to the two lakh mark for the first time while electric two-wheelers saw the highest sales since the withdrawal of subsidies thanks to the festive spirit.

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