‘Deepotsav’ fever grips Ayodhya as preparations reach final stage
Deepotsav: The road to Ramkatha Park is decorated with lotus flowers, urns, and lamps to welcome Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath
Attractive rangolis were painted on the road before the Chief Minister’s arrival
Rangolis reflect the Indian culture in Ramnagari
The beauty of Ayodhya is enhanced by the artworks of lotus flowers and auspicious urns
Ayodhya, November 5: In line with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s vision, Ayodhya is all set to make the 10th Deepotsav a grand and memorable event, with artists, local citizens, and officials adorning the route leading to Ramkatha Park with vibrant rangolis and cultural artworks featuring lotus flowers, urns, and traditional lamps to welcome the Chief Minister and showcase the rich festive heritage of Ramnagari.
Artists have displayed their imagination and skill on the route being prepared for the Chief Minister’s arrival. Various religious and traditional motifs are being painted on the road. In some places, Mangal Kalash and Swastika symbols offer a glimpse of Indian culture, while in others, giant lotus flowers and beautiful designs of lamps attract attention. These artworks, created with attractive color combinations, are adding a special touch to the festive atmosphere of Ramnagari. Artists are meticulously putting the finishing touches on each motif, ensuring the entire route looks attractive upon the Chief Minister’s arrival.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath himself is reviewing the preparations for the festival. The rangolis being painted on the road near ‘Ram Katha Park’ are also part of this grand event. Through the combination of the glow of lamps, traditional art, and modern technology, the tenth festival of lights is poised to give Ramnagari’s cultural heritage a new identity on the global stage.
