Hyderabad

On Friday, vendors of Sri Rama, Sita and Anjaneya’s idols were presented in front of the Sri Rama Navami Festival in Hyderabad. |Picture source: G. Ramakrishna

Hyderabad is preparing for the annual Ram Navami Shobha Yatra, which will be held on April 6, 2025. Organized by Bhagyanagar Ram utsav samithi, the great religious parade will begin at the historic Sitarambagh temple and end at the Dharma Sabha in Koti.

Bhagwanth Rao, president of Bhagyanagar Ram Navami Utsav Samithi, said the events held annually since 2010 are expected to attract a large number of devotees and guests of VIPs. The governor of Telangana Jishnu Dev Varma will participate in the Ram Navami Kalyanam Festival in Sitarambagh Temple between 11am and 12pm.

Suppliers took a nap while waiting for customers at a store before the Sri Ram Navami Festival in Hyderabad on Friday. |Photo source: G Ramakrishna

Yatra will travel through several key areas, including Bhoiguda Kaman, Dhoolpet, Jali Hanuman, Jali Hanuman, Begum Bazaar, Gowliguda Chaman and Putlibowli, reaching the public meeting at the end of the public meeting at Koti Sultan Bazaar, expecting to celebrate with thousands of religious events, and participating in Chanting Hens and carrying it with you. Passionate,” Mr. Rao said.

He added that Ananth Vibhushit Jagatguru Shankaracharya Swami Swami Adhokshjanad Dev Govardhan Peeth’s Maharaj and Ram Prasad Paul, deputy speaker of Ram Prasad Paul, will speak at the party with Bazaar Chatri and Sultan bazaar bazaar koti koti. “The main parade will start at 1pm by Seetaram Bagh Mandir,” he said.

Meanwhile, Hyderabad police are taking extensive security measures in view of large-scale participation.

On April 4, the resume of the Director-General and Commissioner of the Hyderabad Police Department held a videotape with police officers to review security arrangements. He stressed the importance of vigilance and special surveillance at the main intersection where the main march would merge with smaller marchers. Security forces will be deployed in sensitive areas, especially around religious sites, to prevent any adverse events.

Other police commissioners (Law and Order) Vikram Singh Mann, as well as S. Chaitanya Kumar of the DCP Special Division and Pushpa of the DCP IT Cell participated in the briefing.

Officials from the area control room, special branches and other units have been instructed to remain highly alert. Special attention will also be paid to preventing pickup and chain capture during activities.