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Spiritual leader Morari Bapu to hold one-day Ram Katha in Ujjain on Nov 17
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ujjain
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 04:45 PM
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On November 17, saint Morari Bapu will arrive in Ujjain with about 900 followers as part of the Bharat Swastik Yatra and conduct a day‑long Shri Ram Katha from a 30,000‑sq‑ft pandal outside Sandipani Ashram.
Ujjain, often referred to as the city of Mahakal, will host a major spiritual gathering on November 17 when renowned storyteller and saint Morari Bapu arrives as part of his Bharat Swastik Yatra. Accompanied by roughly nine hundred devotees, he is scheduled to deliver a full day of Shri Ram Katha, a devotional narration of Lord Rama's life and teachings.
Organisers have erected a temporary structure covering about 30,000 square feet in front of the Sandipani Ashram, a site associated with ancient Vedic learning. The expansive pandal is being prepared to accommodate the expected audience and to provide a suitable setting for the ritual performances and musical interludes that typically accompany the katha.
Ujjain's rich religious heritage, which includes legends of Lord Krishna performing celestial rites, adds symbolic weight to the event. Local authorities have coordinated with the pilgrimage organizers to ensure crowd management, security, and basic amenities for the participants.
The day‑long program will feature traditional bhajans, scriptural discourses, and a retelling of the Ramayana, aiming to inspire moral values and spiritual reflection among the gathered faithful.
Organisers have erected a temporary structure covering about 30,000 square feet in front of the Sandipani Ashram, a site associated with ancient Vedic learning. The expansive pandal is being prepared to accommodate the expected audience and to provide a suitable setting for the ritual performances and musical interludes that typically accompany the katha.
Ujjain's rich religious heritage, which includes legends of Lord Krishna performing celestial rites, adds symbolic weight to the event. Local authorities have coordinated with the pilgrimage organizers to ensure crowd management, security, and basic amenities for the participants.
The day‑long program will feature traditional bhajans, scriptural discourses, and a retelling of the Ramayana, aiming to inspire moral values and spiritual reflection among the gathered faithful.