Facts

At one point, India contributed more than 25% to the world’s GDP and controlled about 28% of global trade and commerce

42 WHS in India

@ India has 42 UNESCO World Heritage Sites as of now.

Financial sustainability

According to a study, only about 20 per cent of cultural organisations worldwide consider themselves financially sustainable.

Life for many

Cultural sector directly employs about 45 lakh people as artisans, performers, tourism guides, etc.
In addition, handicrafts and traditional art industries provide employment to about 60 lakh people.
According to a report by the Ministry of Rural Development, only 10 per cent of rural artisans have access to formal training programs.
It is estimated that capacity building initiatives in cultural sectors can lead to a 20-30 per cent increase in productivity and revenue for cultural enterprises.
A survey conducted by UNESCO found that 70 per cent of traditional artisans feel their skills are not aligned with current market demand.
Yoga in the USA has become a $15 billion business annually.

Spiritual and religious tourism in India

Spiritual and religious tourism in India commands a significant portion of the travel and tourism sector, holding a 30 per cent market share and accounting for 60 per cent of the domestic tourism market.

Government initiatives

Ram Temple at Ayodhya

The Ram temple at Ayodhya; its ambitious redevelopment project, costing over Rs 85,000 crore, is to be completed by 2031, transforming the city to accommodate a footfall of around 3 lakh pilgrims daily.

Kashi Vishwanath Temple

Kashi Vishwanath Temple had 20,000-30,000 daily visitors before redevelopment; after the revamp, the daily number of visitors increased to 1.5-2 lakh.

Temple and festivals economy

There are approximately 2 million temples across India, in addition to their religious and spiritual importance, temples were designed to serve as commercial centres attracting tourists/pilgrims and support business activities in the areas of retail, transportation, and hospitality.
Festivals in India are estimated to contribute Rs 2 lakh crore annually

Kumbh Mela, 2019

According to a CII report, Kumbh Mela in 2019 generated business over Rs 1.2 lakh crore whereas the State of Uttar Pradesh had to spend only Rs 4,200 crore for the event. Print

Pilgrimage Rejuvenation and Spiritual Augmentation Drive (PRASAD) scheme

December 2024

Indian Festival generates

Karva Chauth to generate 22000 crores business in 2024: CAIT On just average
Navratri generates ₹70,000 crore business every year
Karva Chauth generates ₹25000 crores business every year
Deepawali generates ₹150000 crore business every year These are just 3 in one month and that Sanatan Economics
Our festivals brings prosperity ,happiness and wealth in the nation.

Islam or Christian economy???

Have you ever heard a term called "Christian economy" or "Islamic Economy"?
Never, because when we talk about ECONOMY of a Nation, participation from everyone count in
This unique thing is only found in SANATAN

Sanatan economy

SANATN is not a religion, Growth doesn't come when you are driven by a rule book, it comes when people are empowered in their own choosen skill set
I am quite sure before 2060 Bharat will be number one economy in the World based on Sanatan. and my logic is not the we will have some out of world innovation but the day 80% Hindus wake up and start contributing to Nation growth
BHARAT can only grow when we start making finished goods. Service sector is always a support sector, fundamental is manufacturing finished goods
The other logic is that Bharat is a unique and one of its kind country in the World where it has huge potential to produce finished goods for the World but also a huge population within country to consume it
The day Hindus stop abusing itself and start carrying pride of Sanatan on their foreheads, rest assured BHARAT is born. DGP

January 2025

Tourist footfall in Uttar Pradesh

2020 - 8.70 crore
2021 - 10.97 crore
2022 - 32.18 crore
2023 - 48.01 crore
2024 - 64.90 crore