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The holy town of Puri is witnessing an overwhelming spiritual spectacle today as the world-famous Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath begins with grandeur and devotion. Lakhs of devotees from across India and abroad have gathered to participate in this sacred event. The ceremonial Pahandi Bije – the ritual procession of Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Devi Subhadra – was conducted with traditional fervour this morning. In this sacred procession, the deities were escorted from the sanctum sanctorum of the Jagannath Temple to their majestic chariots by dedicated priests. Following the Pahandi, the deities were ceremoniously seated on their respective chariots – Nandighosha, Taladhwaja, and Darpadalana. In a key royal ritual, Gajapati Maharaja Dibyasingha Deb is scheduled to perform the Chhera Pahanra (ceremonial sweeping) of the chariots with a golden broom, symbolising humility and service to the Lord. The pulling of the chariots is expected to commence around 4:00 AM, marking the beginning of the deities’ annual journey to the Gundicha Temple.
 
In anticipation of the massive turnout, the Odisha Police and Puri district administration have deployed extensive security measures to ensure a safe and smooth conduct of the festival. The Rath Yatra of Puri remains one of the most vibrant and significant festivals in India, drawing pilgrims, tourists, and spiritual seekers in a divine confluence of faith and celebration.

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