The trust will organise a grand bhajan sandhya dedicated to Baba Khatu Shyam on October 23, featuring Sanjay Mittal, Sheetal Pandey and Vrindavan’s Shri Ji Sakhi.
Greater Noida West : Prabhu Shri Ramlila Seva Trust organised a grand felicitation ceremony at the Ramlila Ground in Ecotech-12, Greater Noida West, to celebrate the successful completion of its Ramlila Mahotsav 2026. Lifetime members, sponsors, vendors, journalists, media representatives and other contributors were honoured for their support in making the religious and cultural event successful. The ceremony reflected the spirit of devotion, gratitude and collective participation, with the trust acknowledging the efforts of everyone who contributed to the celebration of Lord Shri Ram’s ideals and traditions.
The trust appreciated the dedication of its lifetime members and the contributions of sponsors and vendors who supported the event through stage arrangements, decorations, technical assistance and other essential services. Journalists and media representatives were also felicitated for bringing the Ramlila celebrations, cultural programmes and social activities to a wider audience through news reports, photographs, videos and digital coverage. The trust emphasised that the success of the Mahotsav was the result of collective efforts rather than the achievement of any individual or organisation. The event aimed to promote Indian culture, religious values, social harmony and the ideals of Lord Shri Ram, including truth, duty, sacrifice and service.
Continuing its series of religious programmes, the trust will organise a grand bhajan sandhya dedicated to Baba Khatu Shyam on October 23, 2026, at the Ramlila Ground in Ecotech-12, Greater Noida West. Renowned bhajan singers Sanjay Mittal, Sheetal Pandey from Delhi and Shri Ji Sakhi from Vrindavan will perform devotional songs dedicated to Baba Shyam. The trust has invited devotees of Lord Shri Ram and Baba Shyam, along with residents of Greater Noida West and neighbouring areas, to attend the event with their families. Reaffirming its commitment to devotion, service and unity, the trust said the felicitation ceremony was a gesture of gratitude towards every contributor. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks and a renewed commitment to continue organising religious, cultural and social activities for the community.
Jai Shri Ram! Jai Shri Shyam!