Prime Minister Modi Extends Ram Navami Greetings, Emphasizes Values of Lord Ram
Gyanhigyan english March 26, 2026 06:40 PM

On Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed his best wishes to citizens on the occasion of Ram Navami, expressing hope that the blessings of Lord Ram would guide the nation towards its goals of becoming a 'developed' and 'self-reliant India'. Ram Navami marks the birth of Lord Ram, revered in Hinduism as the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu. This festival coincides with the nine-day Chaitra Navratri, a time for reflection on values such as truth, compassion, and righteousness.


A Message of Inspiration

In his message, the Prime Minister extended heartfelt greetings to all his fellow citizens on this auspicious occasion. He emphasized that the life of Maryada Purushottam, filled with sacrifice, penance, and restraint, serves as an inspiration for facing every challenge with strength. He further stated that the ideals of Lord Ram will continue to guide not only the people of India but all of humanity for eternity. He expressed his wish for the well-being of all, hoping that the blessings of Lord Ram pave the way for fulfilling the commitment to a developed and self-reliant India.


The Symbolism of Lord Ram

Lord Ram is regarded as a symbol of righteousness, truth, and duty, inspiring millions to adhere to moral conduct and values. He is often viewed as an ideal ruler and human being, embodying virtues, discipline, and justice. On this occasion, numerous devotees gathered at temples across the country to pray and participate in rituals, which typically include fasting, devotional songs, recitations of the Ramayana, and religious processions.


Wishes for Chaitra Navratri

This morning, the Prime Minister also wished everyone on the eighth day of Chaitra Navratri, dedicated to Goddess Mahagauri. He shared on his Facebook page, 'Salutations to the feet of Maa Mahagauri! May her divine aura bring happiness, prosperity, and good health to all.' Mahagauri, the eighth form of Goddess Durga worshipped during Maha Ashtami, symbolizes purity, peace, and grace. Traditionally depicted riding a bull in radiant white, she is believed to cleanse sins and bless devotees with peace, prosperity, and well-being.


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