Rath Yatra 2025: A Culinary Symphony of Faith and Service

In a spiritually enriching Rath Yatra in Puri, the collaboration between Adani Group and ISKCON provided free prasad meals to devotees. This initiative offered nourishment and exemplified social responsibility, showcasing how spiritual and corporate entities can unite for a greater cause beyond religious boundaries.

The sacred Rath Yatra in Puri, drawing millions of devotees globally, has redefined the spiritual landscape of India. This year, the festivities were marked by an exemplary partnership between Adani Group and ISKCON, which distributed free prasad meals to thousands of worshippers, weaving devotion and social responsibility seamlessly.

The sumptuous prasad menu, featuring hot rice, soft rotis, seasonal vegetables, protein-rich dal payasam, gulab jamuns, halwa, and curd rice, was meticulously crafted to fuel pilgrims marching through the scorching summer. Each meal, ranging from 700 to 900 calories, provided essential proteins, fiber, vitamins, and minerals.

Key venues like Talabania Bus Stand and Puri Railway Station turned into vibrant seva centers, where volunteers, prioritizing hygiene, served food on biodegradable plates. The Adani-ISKCON initiative symbolized inclusivity and equality, ensuring every pilgrim, irrespective of their background, received the same devoted care, embodying India's timeless principle of 'Seva as worship'.

(With inputs from agencies.)