Ravana Samharam From Yudhakanda Recited

 With the day to diminishing human values in the society, there is an urgent need to enlighten our youth on the great ethics embedded in Arsha Dharma, strongly opined the Additional EO Sri AV Dharma Reddy.

 

Speaking to media after Ravana Samharam from Yuddhakanda episode recitation was completed at Vasantha Mandapam on Tuesday, he said Sri Mahavishnu took the human incarnation of Sri Rama to show the world that when Dharma is followed evil cannot survive. All His life Sri Rama followed Dharma and killed the powerful demon king Ravana. "Similarly all of us, if we follow our Dharma, we can get rid of Corona"' he maintained.

 

Later he appreciated the efforts of Pundits, SVBC and Garden wings for successfully taking forward the programme. "On the last day of Bhagavat Gita, we will lay similar setting of Vishwaroopa Darshanam of Sri Krishna ", he added.

 

Dharmagiri Veda Vignana Peetham Principal Sri KSS Avadhani who led the massive recitation programme said, since June 11 onwards the Yuddhakanda shlokas are being recited. Today in Ravana Samharam, 270shlokas from 109 to 114 sargas have been recited. The 111 chapter consists of Rama killing Ravana.

 

The Annamacharya Project artists rendered songs relevant to the situation while the Ashoka Vanam settings erected matching the occasion caught everyone's attention.

 

Sri Rama with Panchayudhas was seated on Hanuman while Lakshmana Swamy on Aswa Vahana and Sita Devi and Anjaneya also seated separately.

 

The setting of war between Rama-Ravana stood as a special attraction. By offering Nakshatra and Kumbha Harati the event completed which was telecasted live on SVBC for over three hours starting from 8:30am onwards for the sake of global devotees.

 

Pradhana Archakas Sri Venugopala Deekshitulu, Sri Krishna Seshachala Deekshitulu, OSD Seshadri, Sri Kiran Swamy, CEO SVBC Sri Suresh Kumar, DyEO Sri Vijayasaradhi, Annamacharya Project Director Sri Dakshinamurthy Sharma, Higher Vedic Studies Project Officer Dr A Vibhishana Sharma and others were also present.