Hindi Sanskritik Parishad & ‘Biswas’ Celebrate Grand Ram Navami in Bhubaneswar; Over 5,000 Devotees Attend. 
Bhubaneswar | March 2026 – On the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami,
the Hindi Sanskritik Parishad, in a significant collaboration with the Bihar Social Welfare Assistance Society (Biswas), organized a grand socio-cultural event at Market Building, Unit 2.
The celebration, aimed at promoting Sanatan traditions and religious faith, drew a massive gathering of approximately 5,000 people.
Inauguration and Rituals
The program commenced with a spiritual invocation and the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by Shri Ashok Bhagat (Secretary, Bihar Social Welfare Society) and Shri Manishankar Thakur (Treasurer).
The atmosphere was charged with devotion as the lighting of the lamp was accompanied by the rhythmic chanting of Vedic mantras.
Felicitation of Dignitaries
Event Convener Shri Amarnath Sah, a renowned businessman and Chairman of the Sherwani House Group, welcomed the guests and felicitated the office-bearers of ‘Biswas’.
The gathering saw a high-profile attendance of prominent industrialists and business leaders from the twin cities of Cuttack and Bhubaneswar.
Leadership Insights
- President Raj Kumar lauded the initiative, describing the event as a vital source of inspiration for the youth to reconnect with their cultural roots.
- Shri Upendra Singh, Chairman of the Biswas Cuttack Chapter and a prominent Odisha businessman, extended his warm Ram Navami greetings, emphasizing the importance of unity and religious heritage.
Distinguished Guests
The event was graced by several prominent figures, including Uday Sah, Shekhar Singh, Pramod Sah, Nandlal Singh, Avinash Chaudhary, Ajay Kumar, Dayashankar Sah, Ranjit Sah, and Suresh Sah, among others.
The organizers expressed their gratitude to the local residents and the business community for their overwhelming participation in making this celebration a landmark event in the city.
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