Ram Navami 2025 celebrated in Dwarka with devotion and cultural performances

Community gathering at Katyayani Apartments draws dignitaries, residents, and spiritual enthusiasts

New Delhi, April 7, 2025 —
Ram Navami 2025: On the occasion of Ram Navami, residents of Katyayani Apartments in Dwarka came together for a large-scale cultural and religious celebration. The event featured devotional songs, a tableau of Lord Ram, and a collective aarti that brought together community members and several prominent guests.

The gathering was organized by Rakesh Kumar Singh, a senior journalist, along with his wife Parul Singh, President of the Delhi State Para Olympic Committee. The event aimed to celebrate the values of Lord Ram through unity, spirituality, and culture.

Notable personalities in attendance

The Ram Navami celebration attracted several guests from political, administrative, and academic fields. Among those present were:

• Neelam Sonkar, former Member of Parliament and Vice President of BJP (Uttar Pradesh)
• Rajendra Prasad Sonkar, Vice President of BJP UP
• Ved Tandon, Director, Ministry of Home Affairs
• C.S. Paul, Chairman of Kamal, Vandana, and Trinity International Schools, and former NBCC Director, along with his wife Neelam Paul
• Sudhir Kumar, Joint Secretary, NITI Aayog
• R.A. Yadav, former Chief Engineer, CPWD
• Jay Shankar, Chief General Manager (CSR), ONGC
• Sunil Pandey, Director, NBCC
• Jang Bahadur, retired Assistant Director, Intelligence Bureau, Ministry of Home Affairs

Devotional performances and message of unity

The evening began with bhajan performances and a tableau of Lord Ram, followed by a community aarti. The spiritual atmosphere was described by attendees as peaceful and inspiring.

Organisers shared that the event was not just about religious observance, but also about bringing people together. Rakesh Kumar Singh said, “Ram Navami reminds us of values like discipline, service, and responsibility. These principles are timeless.”

Parul Singh added, “The participation of children, senior citizens, and persons with disabilities made this celebration more inclusive. We hope to continue this tradition every year.”

Community participation and conclusion

The program concluded with prasad distribution, with active participation from residents of Katyayani Apartments and people from the surrounding area. The event was appreciated for its inclusive spirit and the way it combined spiritual devotion with community bonding.