The Ramleela celebrations in Sector 12 began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, with dignitaries highlighting the importance of preserving Sanatan culture and promoting the ideals of Lord Shri Ram among future generations.
Noida: Shri Bajrang Ramlila Sanchalit Nyas (registered) welcomed office-bearers of Pahal Welfare Foundation during its Ramleela celebrations in Sector 12, Noida. The event was organised under the leadership of Mukesh Sharma, president of the trust, and commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp.
The gathering brought together religious devotion, cultural traditions and community participation, with dignitaries appreciating the efforts to preserve India’s cultural heritage through the traditional enactment of the Ramleela.
Ramleela promotes cultural heritage and moral values
D. K. Singh, president of Pahal Welfare Foundation, praised the organisers for continuing the Ramleela tradition with devotion, dedication and grandeur over the years.
He said Ramleela serves as an important medium for taking Indian culture, religious beliefs and moral values to people across society. He also highlighted the relevance of Lord Shri Ram’s life, which embodies truth, dignity, duty, sacrifice and exemplary conduct.
According to Singh, the enactment of the Ramayana’s episodes helps communicate these values to society while encouraging younger generations to remain connected with their cultural roots.
Organisers appreciated community participation
Singh also commended the office-bearers, artists, volunteers and supporters associated with the event for their contributions to the celebrations.
He noted that cultural programmes such as Ramleela play an important role in strengthening social harmony, cooperation and moral awareness within communities.
The event underscored the importance of combining service, culture and values to build a stronger society while keeping traditional practices alive for future generations.
