A grand Kalash Yatra and evening aarti were organised at Thakurbari Mandir on the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami, drawing a large number of devotees and reflecting deep religious fervour across the capital.
The event, hosted by the Ram Navami Maha Puran Celebration Committee, witnessed vibrant participation as devotees gathered in large numbers to take part in the sacred procession and rituals.
The occasion was graced by Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang, who actively participated in the Kalash Yatra and offered prayers at the temple. His presence added significance to the celebration, inspiring devotees and highlighting the importance of preserving cultural and religious traditions.
The Kalash Yatra, accompanied by devotional songs and traditional chants, moved through key areas of Gangtok, creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere. Devotees carrying sacred pots (kalash) marched in unison, symbolising purity and devotion.
The Chief Minister also joined Om Prakash Mathur during the Shobha Yatra at MG Marg, further enhancing the significance of the celebration.
Later in the evening, a grand aarti was performed at Thakurbari Mandir, where devotees and dignitaries came together in prayer, marking a serene and spiritually enriching conclusion to the day’s festivities.
