A key highlight of 10th Deepotsav celebrations unfolded in Ayodhya on Saturday when chief

A key highlight of 10th Deepotsav celebrations unfolded in Ayodhya on Saturday when chief

CM Yogi Adityanath greets artists portraying the role of Lord Ram, goddess Sita and Lakshman

Yogi also visited a special exhibition at Ram Katha Park showcasing Ayodhya’s historical journey from 1528 to the present day. You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Lucknow | Silver Rate in Lucknow | Bank Holidays in Lucknow | Public Holidays in Lucknow | Lucknow AQI | Weather in Lucknow | Petrol Price in Lucknow | Diesel Price in Lucknow | CNG Price in Lucknow | LPG Price in Lucknow Stay updated with the latest Lucknow news. The celebrations culminated in a symbolic coronation (rajyabhishek) of Lord Ram at Ram Katha Park. The event, attended by Vice-President CP Radhakrishnan, was a part of a series of programmes depicting Lord Ram’s return to Ayodhya. The exhibition highlighted the city’s historical, cultural and developmental transformation over the centuries. The performance recreated the emotional reunion of Lord Ram and Bharat, bringing a key chapter of the Ramayana to life for devotees and visitors. During the ceremony, Vice-President Radhakrishnan, Governor Anandiben Patel and CM Yogi Adityanath offered prayers and performed the aarti of Lord Ram and Goddess Sita. The symbolic Rajyabhishek was later conducted amid devotional fervour. The day’s events began with a grand procession from Saket Mahavidyalaya to Ram Katha Park. Featuring tableaux based on episodes from the Ramayana and performances by folk artists, the procession attracted large crowds and set the tone for the festivities. Download the TOI App.

Earlier in the day, artists portraying Lord Ram and Goddess Sita arrived near Ram Katha Park by helicopter, followed by a dramatic staging of Bharat Milap episode. Ayodhya : A key highlight of 10th Deepotsav celebrations unfolded in Ayodhya on Saturday when chief minister Yogi Adityanath symbolically welcomed Lord Ram by pulling the Ram Rath, recreating the scene from the Ramayana.

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