In Jainism, there isn’t a traditional rite or ceremony called “Ram ka aagman” as a Jain ritual. That phrase is Hindi/Hindu in origin and refers to the arrival of Lord Rama in the Ramayana, which is not part of Jain practices.

So what you’re seeing is likely one of these possibilities:

• a local cultural event that’s blending Hindu themes with a Jain family gathering,
• or a mispronunciation or mislabeling of a Jain ceremony.

To understand exactly what they’re celebrating, you could gently ask the family for a brief description of the activities and the purpose of the event. If you share the details (e.g., a list of rituals, prayers, offerings, or any mention of Jain scriptures or vows), I can help explain the Jain significance of those elements.

If you’d like, tell me what specific activities or phrases you notice at the event, and I’ll explain them from a Jain perspective.