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Ram Naumi Begins

Hindus across the country have started celebrating Ram Naumi from yesterday. The Muanivatu Sanatan Dharam Ram Mandir at Laucala Bay Road was filled with many devotees bringing offerings and praying
22 Mar 2015 09:37
Ram Naumi Begins
Hindu devotees during Ram Naumi pooja (prayer) at Laucala Bay Road in Suva yesterday. Photo: Ronald Kumar

Hindus across the country have started celebrating Ram Naumi from yesterday.

The Muanivatu Sanatan Dharam Ram Mandir at Laucala Bay Road was filled with many devotees bringing offerings and praying for the well-being of their family.

The secretary of the Fiji Hindu Society, Sharda Nand, said the festival brought good luck for Hindus families because it signified the birth of Lord Ram.

“It starts on March 21 and ends on March 28. During this eight-day period will have Ramayan recitals from 7pm to 9pm,” he said.

“We expect people to be part of this celebration. It has no boundaries and the festival focuses on victory over evil. During this period Hindus are devoted to this festival and they fast and serve God.”

Ram Naumi is celebrated because Lord Ram was born to King Dasharatha and Queen Kausalya in Ayodhya, India.

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