Ranchi's Mesmerizing Durga Puja: From Ram Temples to Tribal Art

Community Durga Pujas in Ranchi showcase diverse themes, captivating visitors with replicas of Ayodhya's Ram temple and Jharkhand's tribal art. Various committees use artistic decorations to offer cultural and environmental messages while ensuring security and traffic measures for the festive season.

This year's community Durga Pujas in Ranchi have managed to captivate attendees with an array of diverse themes, ranging from replicas of Ayodhya's famous Ram temple to exhibits of Jharkhand's rich tribal art. These intricate displays have drawn large crowds, eager to experience the festive grandeur.

One standout attraction is a detailed replica of Ayodhya's Ram temple, presented by the Sri Ramlala Puja Committee. With dimensions of 170 feet in height and 120 feet in width, the large-scale depiction serves to fulfil devotees' desires to experience the temple, especially for those who have not had the chance to visit Ayodhya themselves.

Meanwhile, artistic renditions showcasing the state's cultural heritage are on display at the RR Sporting Club Durga Puja, featuring vibrant Sohrai paintings, which emphasize the natural beauty of Jharkhand. Additionally, the city's vigilance has intensified, with increased security and traffic measures to ensure safe celebrations.

(With inputs from agencies.)