Ram sita return to ayodhya diwali

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One of the most significant aspects of Diwali is the celebration of the return of Sri Rama and Sita Maa to Ayodhya after fourteen years in exile. During that period, Rama's brother Bharat refused to sit on the throne, instead ruling as a proxy and placing Rama's paduka (footwear) on the royal throne as a symbol of the rightful king. At the conclusion of the eventful fourteen year exile, the citizens of Ayodhya gleefully prepared to welcome back Rama and Sita. They lighted millions of…

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When Lord Ram killed demon king Ravana, the kingdom of Lanka was in his hands.His younger brother Lakshman even wanted to stay there,but what Ram said to him has become one of the most famous quotes.He said- "Mother and Motherland are greater than heaven".So Rama with his army returned to Ayodhya. The people of Ayodhya were filled with unbounded joy.They lighted nad decorated their homes, made delicious foods.It is said from then onwards every year on that day Diwali celebrated.

Sri Rama Vanavasa, the story of Rama’s exile, is also mentioned in Padma Purana. When Goddess Parvati wanted to know about the Dasavatara of Lord Vishnu, Shiva Bhagwan explained her everything about Sri Mahavishnu’s ten incarnations.. Lord Mahadeva continued with the tale of Sri Rama and told Parvati — Dasharath wanted to appoint Sri Rama […]

The time period of the exile was now over, and it was time to return to Ayodhya. Rama, Lakshman, Sita, Sugriva, Hanuman, and several others boarded Ravana’s wonderful flower airplane that had been stolen from the demigods, and flew back to Ayodhya.

In this digital rendition, the moonlit forest comes alive, each pixel capturing the serene strength of the protagonists. As they approach Ayodhya, anticipation mounts, depicted through dynamic lighting and intricate details. The cityscape, adorned with di…