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Ram Barat

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60:'Lala Kokamal Marg', and the grounds where Ram Lila is held are named after Lala Kokamal. When he died in 1966, his son Radharaman took charge as secretary of Ramlila until his death in 1978. Until their deaths in 2016, his youngest son Raj Narain was the treasurer of Ramlila and his Grandson Hari Kishan Agarwal was the Vice President of this prestigious society. Now Lala Kokamal's Great Grandson Rajeev K Agarwal has also started devoting his time to the event by mainly supporting the fundraising activities. 231: 466: 59:
The history of Ram Barat is said to go back around 125 years, when Lala Kokamal, a reputed business man, started the tradition of three days of festivities, revolving around the royal wedding. His influence has been so great on this festival that the road from where the Baraat proceeds has been named
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and other elaborate structures. The locality selected for Ram Barat is given special funding and is decorated like a bride's paternal home, ready to receive the Baraatis (Shri Ram and his family entourage).
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and is elaborately decorated with lights and flowers for Janakpuri . The area is given a major facelift befitting the venue for the divine marriage.
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The festivities last for three days. On the first day, marriage procession is undertaken. This is watched by millions of people throughout
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Preparation for the event begin well in advance and the best craftsmen from the country are invited to set up the
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In 2015, Janakpuri was celebrated from 8-10 October in the Gandhi Nagar locality.
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In 2018, Janakpuri was celebrated from 7-10 October in the Vijay Nagar locality.
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as well as those arriving from neighbouring districts of
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Hindi
Ramlila
Agra
India
North India
Baraat
Shri Ram
Agra
Kamla Nagar
Kamla Nagar
Agra
Rajasthan
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Agra
Lath mar Holi
Taj Mahotsav
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