Grand Inauguration of Shriramlila Festival in Guna, a Confluence of Culture Till November 16

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Grand Inauguration of Shriramlila Festival in Guna

The Shriramlila Festival has been formally inaugurated in Guna city, a joint initiative by the Madhya Pradesh Government's Culture Department and the District Administration. The cultural extravaganza, held at the Beej Nigam ground near Dashara Maidan, will feature the enactment of various episodes from Ramkatha.

Cultural Performances Continue Until November 16

This event will continue until November 16, with performances scheduled daily from 7 PM. Admission for all spectators is completely free of charge, encouraging widespread participation in this cultural celebration.

District Collector Encourages Artists at Inauguration

District Collector Kishore Kumar Kanyal graced the inauguration ceremony, extending his encouragement to the artists. He highlighted the privilege for the residents of Guna district to witness the performances of such talented artists.

The Collector noted that the artists' portrayals are so vivid and impactful that they inspire people to return repeatedly.

Vivid Portrayals of Ramkatha Episodes

The festival's program includes live enactments of key Ramkatha events. On November 12, the performances featured Shankar Vivah (Lord Shiva's Wedding), Shri Ram Janm (Lord Rama's Birth), and Ahilya Uddhar (Salvation of Ahilya).

Upcoming Performances Schedule

• November 13: Dhanush Yagya and Shri Ram Vivah (Lord Rama's Wedding)
• November 14: Bharat Milap and Sita Haran (Abduction of Sita)
• November 15: Lanka Dahan (Burning of Lanka)
• November 16: Ravan Vadh and Shri Ram Rajyabhishek (Coronation of Lord Rama)

Administration Appeals to City Residents

A large number of citizens, including District President Dharmendra Sikarwar, Joint Collector Dr. Sanjeev Khemariya, SDM Shivani Pandey, and Deputy Collector Devanshu Shivhare, were present at the event. The administration has urged city residents to visit the venue with their families and connect with their cultural heritage.

This festival serves as a significant medium for preserving religious faith and traditions, fostering a deeper connection with cultural roots.