Ayodhya's Deepotsav: A Radiant Celebration of Culture and Unity

The eighth edition of Deepotsav in Ayodhya features a grand procession of Ramayana tableaux, cultural performances, and aims to set a world record by lighting over 28 lakh diyas along the Saryu River. The event marks the first Diwali following the consecration of the Ram Temple.

Ayodhya's Deepotsav began with a vibrant procession, showcasing more than a dozen tableaux depicting Ramayana scenes. This year's celebration is especially significant, being the first Diwali since the Ram Temple's consecration.

Performers from across India participated, with locals enthusiastically welcoming the procession with flower petals. Participants expressed pride in representing their cultures, highlighting a sense of unity amidst the festivities.

As the Uttar Pradesh government aims to set a world record by lighting over 28 lakh diyas along the Saryu River, officials have ensured thorough preparations with live broadcasts on 40 jumbo LED screens to accommodate thousands of attendees.