Sunday, 27 September 2026
Breaking News
SIDHU URGES SGPC TO LIFT STAY ON DR. MANMOHAN SINGH'S PORTRAIT IN CENTRAL SIKH MUSEUM WARRING ASKS MANN TO GET MINISTERIAL HOUSES VACATED FROM ILLEGAL OCCUPANTS 5 PUNJAB BN NCC ABOHAR CADETS UNDERTAKE EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL VISIT BLOOD DONATION CAMP ORGANIZED AT GOPICHAND ARYA MAHILA COLLEGE DRONE-DROPPED HEROIN CONSIGNMENT: TWO HELD WITH 19.820 KG NARCOTIC CHILDREN IN BHAGU VILLAGE FORCED TO WADE THROUGH WASTEWATER TO REACH SCHOOL STATES, LOCAL BODIES ADVISED TO OBSERVE WORLD RABIES DAY ON 28TH SEPTEMBER CHANDIGARH HOSTS NATIONAL DIALOGUE ON THE FUTURE OF HOSPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE AT 6TH HOSPITAL ENGINEERING SUMMIT COUNTER INTELLIGENCE INSPECTOR HELD WITH 3.35 KG HEROIN, SIX PISTOLS CBI ARRESTS ABHISHEK KUMAR, KINGPIN WANTED IN MAHADEV BETTING APP CASE
Discussion Trending

GRAND RATH YATRA ORGANISED ON THE OCCASION OF SHRI RAM NAVAMI

Read in:English

Face2News/Abohar.

Shri Sanatan Dharma Sabha, on the occasion of the auspicious festival of Shri Ram Navami, organised a grand Rath Yatra of Lord Shri Ramchandra ji with devotion and fanfare. The procession started from Shri Gaushala premises. MLA Sandeep Jakhar, Mayor Vimal Thatai, Dr. G.S. Mittal, S.K. Mittal, Raghav Sharda, Dr. Subhash Nagpal and others participated in the procession.

(SUBHEAD)Different tableaus were decorated and Kalash Yatra was taken out by the women. Rath Yatra passed through the Gaushala Road, Railway Road, Main Market, Circular Road, old Grain Market bazar, Circular Road, Hakikat Rai Chowk, Sain Chowk, old Tehsil Road and ended at Shri Sanatan Dharam Mandir.

The Yatra was welcomed everywhere. Flowers were showered at various places by devotees. Stalls of various cuisines were also set up for the devotees participating in the Yatra. Beautiful tableaux, camels, horses, Rajasthani Dhap, Punjab Police Band, Fauji Band, Delhi Band, Punjabi Dhol Party and many other artists displayed their art. The stage was conducted by Pramil Kalani, ex-president of the Municipal Council. Sabha president Ram Prakash Mittal thanked the participants.

15,596 articles
View all articles