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Vitthal's Echoes Fill Nagpur on Ekadashi
25 Jul
Summary
- Thousands gathered for Ashadhi Ekadashi in Nagpur, celebrating Warkari tradition.
- Dhapewada's Vitthal-Rukmini temple buzzed with rituals and devotional songs.
- Cultural programs featured renowned singers at city auditoriums.
Nagpur vibrated with devotion on Saturday as Ashadhi Ekadashi celebrations filled the city. Thousands participated in the vibrant expression of the Warkari tradition, with dindis, bhajans, and abhangs echoing from temples to auditoriums. The day commenced early at the Vitthal-Rukmini temple in Dhapewada, known as 'Vidarbha's Pandharpur', with traditional ceremonies and a mahapuja.
Devotees, carrying saffron flags and chanting devotional songs, flocked to the temple throughout the morning. Similar devotional fervor was observed at cultural events, including 'Gajar Vitthal Namacha' at Kavi Suresh Bhat Auditorium. National Award-winning singer Savani Ravindra and other artists presented soul-stirring devotional compositions dedicated to Lord Vitthal.
The Scientific Society Auditorium also hosted 'Vrukshavalli Amha Soyare', a program celebrating Maharashtra's saint literature and devotional music. Artists performed compositions honoring Vitthal and the Warkari movement, further enriching the city's Ashadhi Ekadashi festivities.
