Diwali 2026 Special: Ratlam Mahalakshmi Temple Dazzles With ₹2 Crore Currency Notes From 40 Countries, Gold And Silver | VIDEO
Ratlam (Madhya Pradesh): The famous Mahalakshmi Temple in Ratlam has been transformed into a dazzling display of wealth, with currency notes worth ₹2 crore, foreign currency from 40 countries, and gold and silver ornaments adorning the premises during Diwali. From walls and ceilings to decorative garlands and artificial trees, almost every corner of the temple has been decorated with currency…
Ratlam Mahalakshmi Temple has been transformed into a dazzling spectacle of wealth during Diwali 2026, adorned with currency notes worth ₹2 crore, gold, silver, and contributions from devotees across 40 countries. This five-day tradition, from Dhanteras to Bhai Dooj, sees devotees from various parts of the country offering cash, jewelry, and even safes for Goddess Lakshmi.
The temple's walls, ceilings, decorative garlands, and artificial trees are all decorated with currency notes contributed by the faithful. Priests start preparations on Sharad Purnima, when devotees collect and arrange notes into decorative strings, garlands, and designs. This year, around 2,000 devotees contributed to the elaborate decorations.
The temple's unique tradition continues to draw visitors during Diwali, offering devotees the belief that placing their wealth before the goddess brings happiness, prosperity, and financial well-being to their families.
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