Ahead of the Katha Raghunath programme in Raebareli, a grand religious procession passed through key city areas. Renowned storyteller Govind Bhai Ji from Badrinath Dham received a warm welcome, while the nine day discourse will be held daily at Reform Club.
Raebareli: Raebareli witnessed an atmosphere of deep devotion as a grand religious procession was taken out ahead of the Katha Raghunath programme. The procession began from Chandrapur Kothi and passed through major intersections of the city before reaching its destination. Large numbers of residents lined the streets to welcome the event, creating a festive spiritual environment. The arrival of noted storyteller Govind Bhai Ji from Badrinath Dham added to the enthusiasm, with people greeting him with garlands and flowers at several prominent locations.
The nine day Katha Raghunath programme will commence on December 13 at the Reform Club in Raebareli and will continue daily from 2 pm to 6 pm. The event is being organised by the Suniye Katha Raghunath Seva Samiti, Raebareli. Several community leaders and religious figures are expected to attend, including Shailendra Agnihotri, state vice president of the Hindu Mahasabha. Organisers said such spiritual gatherings help strengthen social unity and promote devotion among people.
Raebareli: Raebareli witnessed an atmosphere of deep devotion as a grand religious procession was taken out ahead of the Katha Raghunath programme. The procession began from Chandrapur Kothi and passed through major intersections of the city before reaching its destination. Large numbers of residents lined the streets to welcome the event, creating a festive spiritual environment. The arrival of noted storyteller Govind Bhai Ji from Badrinath Dham added to the enthusiasm, with people greeting him with garlands and flowers at several prominent locations.
The nine day Katha Raghunath programme will commence on December 13 at the Reform Club in Raebareli and will continue daily from 2 pm to 6 pm. The event is being organised by the Suniye Katha Raghunath Seva Samiti, Raebareli. Several community leaders and religious figures are expected to attend, including Shailendra Agnihotri, state vice president of the Hindu Mahasabha. Organisers said such spiritual gatherings help strengthen social unity and promote devotion among people.
