Musical Sundarkand Recitation Held in Udaipur, A Divine Fusion of Music and Devotion

Udaipur: On the auspicious occasion of New Year 2026, a grand musical recitation of the Sundarkand was organized in Udaipur under the joint aegis of Suroon ki Mandali and Jai Hanuman Ramcharitmanas Prachar Samiti Trust, Mewar. The event took place at MadhuShri Banquet Hall, Ashoka Palace, where devotees witnessed a mesmerizing blend of faith, devotion, and music.

Prayers for World Welfare and Harmony:
The program was conducted with prayers for global well-being, peace, and the welfare of all. The collective singing and devotional fervor filled the entire hall with a Ram-centric spiritual atmosphere, celebrating Lord Shri Ram and Lord Hanuman.

Honoring Guests and Participation of Devotees:
The chief guest for the event was Krishndasi Ranjana Bhati, who was felicitated with a shawl and memento by Pandit Satyanarayan Chaubisa, the singer of the Sundarkand and event coordinator. The inauguration was carried out by Mukesh Madhwani, founder and president of Suroon ki Mandali, who emphasized in his address that Sundarkand recitation is not merely a religious ritual, but a powerful medium to spread positive energy and the spirit of ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam’ in society.

The event was presided over by Advocate Banshilal Sharma, with Advocate Nirmal Kumar Pandit as the main guest. Other distinguished guests included Chatarlal Somani, A.K. Jain, Basanti Vaishnav, and Hema Didi. Organizers also recognized the key contributions of collaborators Premlata Kumawat, Kailash Gameti, Pawan Kumar, Dharmraj, and Bheru Singh for making the event successful.

Grand Conclusion with Collective Aarti:
The program concluded with a mass aarti, in which a large number of devotees participated with deep devotion. The organizing team expressed gratitude to all attendees and pledged to continue promoting cultural and spiritual values through such events in the future.

Among the notable attendees were Rakesh Sah, Bhagwati Lal Sahu, Vivek Chaubisa, Shankar Das, Nikhil, Pushkar, Narayan Das, Narendra Singh, and Kishan Gupta.