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Ahmedabad Begins 149th Rath Yatra Celebrations At Jagannath Temple
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Ahmedabad Begins 149th Rath Yatra Celebrations At Jagannath Temple

Ahmedabad began preparations for the 149th Rath Yatra at the Jagannath Temple on June 29, 2026, which coincided with the auspicious day of Jeth Sud Purnima. The event marks a significant religious celebration for devotees of Lord Jagannath, who participate in the traditional chariot festival. The Rath Yatra involves the movement of massive chariots carrying idols of Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra through the streets, symbolizing the journey of the deities to their birthplace. This year’s celebrations were marked by spiritual enthusiasm and rituals observed by followers across the city.

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Ahmedabad Begins 149th Rath Yatra Celebrations At Jagannath Temple

Ahmedabad began preparations for the 149th Rath Yatra at the Jagannath Temple on June 29, 2026, which coincided with the auspicious day of Jeth Sud Purnima. The event marks a significant religious celebration for devotees of Lord Jagannath, who participate in the traditional chariot festival. The Rath Yatra involves the movement of massive chariots carrying idols of Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra through the streets, symbolizing the journey of the deities to their birthplace. This year’s celebrations were marked by spiritual enthusiasm and rituals observed by followers across the city.

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