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Ayodhya Witnesses the Successful Inauguration of Divine Historic Rashtra Katha under the Presence of Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh; Ram Katha Commences from 2 January at Prakshetra Nandini Niketan
Ayodhya today marked a significant spiritual and cultural milestone with the successful inauguration of the Divine Historic Rashtra Katha Mahotsav, envisioned around the profound theme “The Divine Journey from Banke Bihari to Awadh Bihari.” The inaugural chapter unfolded with dignity and depth, establishing a reflective space where devotion, national values, and inner transformation converge in [...]
Ayodhya today marked a significant spiritual and cultural milestone with the successful inauguration of the Divine Historic Rashtra Katha Mahotsav, envisioned around the profound theme “The Divine Journey from Banke Bihari to Awadh Bihari.” The inaugural chapter unfolded with dignity and depth, establishing a reflective space where devotion, national values, and inner transformation converge in harmony.
The inauguration was held in the august presence and guidance of Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh Ji, whose association brought clarity of purpose and a strong sense of national and cultural responsibility to the Mahotsav. Known for his enduring engagement with heritage and value-based initiatives, his presence reinforced the idea that Rashtra Katha is not merely a spiritual discourse, but a collective journey of awareness – especially meaningful for the younger generation. His leadership anchored the event in discipline and direction, transforming the inauguration into a moment of shared resolve rather than a symbolic ceremony.
At the spiritual core of the Mahotsav stands Param Pujya Sadhguru Shri Riteshwar Maharaj Ji, whose presence and guidance form the soul of the Rashtra Katha. Revered for his clarity of thought and depth of wisdom, Sadhguru Shri Riteshwar Ji brings together Ram Katha, Hanumant Katha, Krishna Katha, and reflections on Sanatan tradition, knowledge-science, and balanced living. His discourse creates an atmosphere of quiet authority and compassion, where seekers feel inspired and guided rather than instructed.
