Delhi Minister Calls on Vice President to Grace Adwitiya Ramlila 2026

On a crisp Monday morning, Delhi’s own Cabinet Minister Ravinder Indraj Singh shook hands with Vice President CP Radhakrishnan. In a brief but heartfelt conversation, the minister handed over a handwritten invitation – an invitation that asks the nation’s second‑highest office‑bearer to join the festive tide of ‘Adwitiya Ramlila 2026’.

The event, organized by the Sanatan Sanskaaram Society, isn’t just a theatrical retelling of ancient epics. It’s meant to be a living bridge between the past and today, a showcase of Indian culture, Sanatan traditions and the timeless virtues of Lord Shri Ram – righteousness, sacrifice, truth and duty.

According to Minister Singh, the Ramlila’s purpose goes beyond drama. “We want our youngsters to feel the pulse of dharma,” he said, gesturing animatedly. He explained that the performances are designed to ignite a sense of moral responsibility and cultural pride in a generation that’s often glued to screens.

‘Adwitiya Ramlila 2026’ runs from October 9 to October 20 at the DDA Ramlila Ground in Sector 23, Rohini, Delhi. Over those twelve days, audiences can expect a colourful medley of scenes: the devotional bhajan evenings, the celestial wedding of Lord Shiva, Sita’s Swayamvar, the vibrant Ram Baraat, the poignant exile of Lord Ram, the meeting with Kevat, Bharat Milap, the dramatic abduction of Sita, the fiery burning of Lanka, and finally the triumphant defeat of Ravana.

One of the standout installations is a specially designed Ram Darbar, adorned with portraits of Maharishi Valmiki and Sant Ravidas. This visual tribute underscores the event’s aim to celebrate India’s spiritual tapestry while promoting social harmony.

Minister Singh’s invitation to Vice President Radhakrishnan is more than protocol; it’s a signal that the government values cultural heritage as a pillar of national identity. The Ramlila will culminate on October 20 with a grand coronation ceremony of Lord Shri Ram, a moment the organizers hope will leave a lasting imprint on every spectator’s heart.

While the invitation has yet to be formally accepted, the buzz around the event is already palpable. Residents of Delhi and cultural enthusiasts from across the country are marking their calendars, eager to witness a blend of tradition, artistry, and community spirit that only a Ramlila of this scale can deliver.