Raipur. The Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj National Gaurav Yatra, arriving in Raipur on February 16th, will receive a grand welcome at Tatibandh Chowk. Responsibility for all preparations, including the route map, the meeting place, and accommodation and food arrangements for the approximately 500 pilgrims arriving from Maharashtra, has been finalized. Representatives from all communities attended a meeting at the Maharashtra Mandal that lasted late Friday evening. They were assigned responsibilities in keeping with the grandeur of the event.
Maharashtra Mandal President Ajay Madhukar Kale stated that the leaders of the Maratha community, Kurmi community, Kunbi community, Agarwal Dau community, and Maharashtrian Teli community have been entrusted with the responsibility of the Gaurav Yatra's entry from Tatibandh to Krishi Mandapam, Indira Gandhi Agricultural University, including the formwork, administrative permissions, route decoration, and flag hoisting. Meanwhile, the women's groups from all communities will be responsible for worshipping and garlanding the statue of Shivaji Maharaj at Tatyapara Chowk. Women from all communities will be seen in a uniform dress code for this occasion.
Dhananjay Sharma, Ajay Sharma, Dhananjay Verma, and Ajay Madhukar Kale were responsible for the accommodation and food arrangements at the welcome ceremony held at the Agricultural University. At the venue, Dr. Kuldeep Solanki, Subodh Tole, and the women leaders of all communities were responsible for stage decoration, lighting, microphones, welcome, cultural programs, and seating arrangements.
The National Gaurav Yatra, which will begin on February 12th from Sindhkhed, the maternal home of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's mother Jijau Bai, will travel through Nashik, Jalna, Amravati, Nagpur, Rajnandgaon, Durg, and Bhilai, and will reach Raipur at 4:00 pm on February 16th. From Tatibandh Chowk, the Yatra will proceed via the main road to Tatyapara Chowk, where prayers will be offered before the statue of Shivaji Maharaj. Following this, a welcome ceremony will be held at the Indira Gandhi Agricultural University at 6:00 pm. Extensive preparations are underway for the Gaurav Yatra. From the arrival of the chariot in Raipur to the welcome ceremony, the entire society is busy in making preparations to make everything special and memorable.
Dr. Kuldeep Solanki, Lokesh Pawar, Dhananjay Singh Verma, Lalit Kankade, Savita Baghel, Dr. Mukti Bais, Shankar Verma, Bharat Bhushan Chandravanshi, Parag Dalal, Abhay Bhagwatkar, Deepak Rao Ingle, Sumit Dhinge, Ganesha Jadhav Patil, Malti Mishra, Namita Shesh, Amit Doye, Chandrika Pargahaniya, Pushpalata Verma, KS Verma, Atul Gadre, Shyam Sundar Khangan, Sukrit Ganodwale and many officials of various societies were present in the meeting.
Janata Raja to be staged from 19th
In the meeting, Ajay Kale gave important information that with the courtesy of Youth Commission and the entire society, Asia's biggest drama 'Janata Raja' based on the life of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj will be staged at Sapre Shala ground in Raipur from 19th to 22nd February. Raipur's theatre artists will also have a chance to showcase their talent in this four-day production. For this, experts from the "Janata Raja" team will visit Raipur on February 10th and will not only select local artists for the play but will also conduct rehearsals with them.