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Navratri and Ramleela events draw large crowds in Shrawasti and Ankleshwar
Reported by Varun Krishnan (Senior Writer) · Dainik Bhaskar ·
Confirmed by a second source: Divya Bhaskar
Shrawasti Ramleela
Residents of Bangai village in Shrawasti district are attending ongoing Ramleela performances at the Ramjanki temple premises within the Mallhipur police station limits. A recent stage play highlighted the intense dialogue between Ravan and Angad. During the sequence, Angad visited Ravan's court as a messenger to praise Lord Ram and urge the demon king to return Sita with respect while seeking refuge. Ravan refused to accept the advice due to his pride. Spectators cheered and raised 'Jai Shri Ram' slogans, filling the temple grounds with loud chants. Organizers and attendees present at the venue included Ravi Sharma, Rajesh सोनी, Nitish Tiwari, Sahajram Yadav, and Uttam Maurya from the Shri Nav Durga Puja Committee, alongside numerous workers and devotees.
Ankleshwar Navratri
Meanwhile, residents of Aashirwad Cooperative Housing Society in Ankleshwar GIDC celebrated Navratri with a unique Garba festival centered on preserving culture and devotion. The event aimed to introduce the younger generation to ancient traditions and values. Participants of all ages dressed as characters including Lord Vishnu, Ram, Lakshman, Sita, Hanuman, Shabari, Ravan, Kumbhakarna, Rani Laxmibai, and Mukesh Ambani. The community response in Ankleshwar was very positive.
Context
Cultural festivals and traditional stage plays are widely organized across India during festive periods to bring communities together and pass down traditional stories to younger generations. Local committees and housing societies frequently lead these community-driven cultural gatherings.
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