Shree Jagannath Temple begins Ratna Bhandar inventory after 48 years in Puri, Odisha

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Puri’s Shree Jagannath Temple begins long-awaited Ratna Bhandar inventory after 48 years, with authorised servitors entering the treasure chamber this afternoon.

Ornaments counted, weighed, and identified against 1978 records following strict SOP. No monetary valuation; focus remains on verification and cataloguing sacred heirlooms.

Videography, digital photography, 3D mapping, and document processing. Gemologists identify precious stones while colour-coded cloths secure items in prepared chests.

Designated servitors in traditional attire are only permitted inside. Temple administration, RBI, and government bank officials oversee to ensure complete accountability.

Ratna Bhandar holds centuries-old gold, silver, and jewels offered to Mahaprabhu. Process safeguards Jagannath Dham’s priceless heritage for future generations.

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