Experience the Spectacle: Mohali Prepares for its Most Grand Dussehra Celebrations Yet Across Nine Venues

The vibrant city of Mohali is abuzz with excitement as it meticulously prepares to host its most expansive and grand Dussehra celebrations yet. Across an impressive nine distinct venues, residents and visitors alike are gearing up to witness the spectacular triumph of good over evil, marked by the traditional burning of towering effigies and a dazzling display of fireworks.

This year, the spirit of Vijayadashami will resonate deeply across key locations including the iconic Phase 8, Sector 71, Balongi, the bustling Airport Road, and the lively town of Kharar, among others.

Each venue is transforming into a hub of festivity, promising an unforgettable experience for families and devotees.

Central to the celebrations are the magnificent effigies of the demon king Ravana, his brother Kumbhkaran, and his son Meghnad. Standing tall, with some reaching an impressive height of up to 70 feet, these effigies are crafted with intricate detail, symbolizing the ultimate downfall of negative forces.

The moment these colossal figures are set ablaze, accompanied by a symphony of crackers and vibrant pyrotechnics, is a breathtaking spectacle that draws massive crowds and fills the night sky with light and cheer.

Understanding the immense popularity and the significant turnout expected, the Mohali district administration and police force have swung into action, implementing comprehensive arrangements to ensure the safety and smooth flow of the events.

A robust security plan is in place to maintain law and order, allowing everyone to immerse themselves in the festivities without concern. Furthermore, meticulous traffic management strategies have been devised to handle the large influx of vehicles and pedestrians, ensuring minimal disruption and easy access to all celebration sites.

From the early morning preparations to the climactic evening ceremonies, Mohali’s Dussehra celebrations promise to be a sensory delight.

Beyond the burning effigies, visitors can expect a lively atmosphere filled with cultural performances, food stalls, and community gatherings that embody the true spirit of this ancient festival, all set against the backdrop of one of Punjab's most dynamic cities.