Ayodhya, Amrit Vichar: The grand festival of lights in Ramnagari will begin on October 19 with tableaux based on the life of Lord Shri Ram. In which, along with Indian culture, development of the state and women empowerment, a glimpse of Ramlala’s presence in the grand Ram temple, construction of Kashi Corridor and Mahakumbh of Prayagraj will be seen.
The work of decorating the Math temples including Saryu Ghat, Ram Ki Paidi Dharampath, Rampath is being done with colorful lights. Tableaus on Rampath are also being prepared. 15 tableaux are being prepared by the Information Department in the grounds of Saket College, Ayodhya. This time a total of 22 tableaux will start from Saket Mahavidyalaya and end at Ram Katha Park. In these tableaux, a team of artists will enhance the beauty of the tableaux by presenting folk arts of different states and a glimpse of Indian culture.
District Information Officer Santosh Kumar Dwivedi said that the tableaux of the Information Department will show the development works of the Yogi government. In these, the achievements of the government in areas like infrastructure, education, health, tourism and cultural development in Uttar Pradesh will be presented in a creative manner. These tableaux will be a symbol of the progress and prosperity of the state. On the other hand, tableaux are being prepared by the Culture Department based on the seven kandas of Ramayana – Balakand, Ayodhyakand, Aranyakand, Kishkindhakand, Sunderkand, Lankakand and Uttarkand. These tableaux will present the life of Lord Rama and the teachings of Ramayana in a lively form.
He told that the responsibility for this event has been given to the company Vivid India. According to this, the Deepotsav will have a glimpse of the works done by Prayagraj Mahakumbh, Kashi Corridor, Agricultural Animal Husbandry, Ayushman Cashless, Defense Corridor, Commitment to Development, Clean and Green State, Developed India, State Police Security, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana and Chief Minister Awas Yojana, PM Surya Ghar Free Electricity Scheme, Self-reliant Women, Beti Bachao Beti Padhao, Ayodhya Development Authority.
Artists from many states will be among the tableaux Shobha
This time a unique confluence of cultural diversity will be seen in Deepotsav. Folk arts and dances from different states of the country will be the main attraction of the event. Fog of Haryana, Kathakali of Kerala, Jhumar of Rajasthan, Bhangra of Punjab, Sambalpuri of Odisha, Dibiya of Ghazipur and folk arts of West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh will spread their colors on the Rampath of Ayodhya. These presentations will showcase the cultural heritage. In which more than 500 artists will enthrall the audience with their presentations.