ISKCON’s Rath Yatra in Agartala: CM to Attend Grand Celebration with Devotees

Agartala, July 05: ISKCON’s Rath Yatra, also known as the Chariot Festival of Lord Jagannath, is a grand celebration that has been captivating the hearts of devotees in Agartala for many years. This year, the festival promises to be even more spectacular, with an expanded chariot and a vibrant procession through the city streets.

The festivities will commence at the Purbasha Pranangan, where dignitaries, including Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha, Minister Tinku Roy, and Minister Sushanta Chowdhury, are expected to grace the occasion. The chariot will traverse various routes of Agartala city before returning to the Purbasha Pranangan, where a week-long celebration awaits.

Devotees can look forward to a plethora of religious programs, prasad (sacred food) distribution, and a variety of stalls offering devotional items. On the Ulto Rath (return chariot) day, Member of Parliament Biplab Kumar Deb is scheduled to be present.

ISKCON temple authorities unveiled the detailed plans for the Rath Yatra at a press conference held today. The enthusiasm among devotees is palpable, and the promise of a grand celebration is sure to draw large crowds to this revered festival.

Key Points:

• ISKCON’s Rath Yatra in Agartala is a highly anticipated annual event.
• This year’s festival promises to be even more spectacular, with an expanded chariot and a vibrant procession.
• The festivities will commence at the Purbasha Pranangan and culminate with a week-long celebration.
• Devotees can look forward to religious programs, prasad distribution, and various stalls.
• Member of Parliament Biplab Kumar Deb is scheduled to be present on the Ulto Rath day.

Additional Information:

• The Rath Yatra procession will follow a specific route through Agartala city, which will be announced closer to the event.
• Security arrangements will be in place to ensure the safety of devotees and the general public.
• Devotees are encouraged to follow local guidelines and maintain order during the festivities.

ISKCON’s Rath Yatra is a testament to the deep-rooted faith and devotion of the people of Agartala. It is a celebration of unity, spirituality, and the enduring legacy of Lord Jagannath.