Golden Splendor of Lord Jagannath on Rath: 58th Rath Yatra Celebrated Grandly at Thyagraj Nagar, New Delhi
New Delhi, 7 July 2025: The sacred aura of divinity and devotion radiated across Thyagraj Nagar today as Lord Jagannath appeared in his resplendent Suna Bhesha — the golden attire — atop his majestic Rath (chariot), on the auspicious occasion of the 58th Rath Yatra of Shri Jagannath Mandir, Thyagraj Nagar, New Delhi.
Thousands of devotees gathered to witness the divine darshan of Mahaprabhu Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Devi Subhadra adorned in dazzling gold ornaments, a sight that is believed to bestow immense blessings. The grand event, steeped in tradition and emotion, marked a spiritual high point of the ongoing Rath Yatra Mahotsav, being celebrated from 28th June to 8th July 2025.
The working committee members of Shri Jagannath Mandir have meticulously planned and executed the arrangements for this large-scale celebration, ensuring smooth conduct of daily rituals, security, sanitation, and crowd management. The temple premises have been adorned with colorful lights, flowers, and traditional motifs, transforming the area into a vibrant spiritual hub.
Adding to the grandeur, cultural troupes from various parts of India have been participating throughout the festival, presenting folk dances, devotional music, and traditional art forms that reflect the rich cultural heritage of the nation. Each evening has turned into a confluence of devotion and culture, attracting not just local residents but also devotees from other states.
The Suna Bhesha ceremony, held on the second last day of the festival, drew special attention. Devotees chanted hymns and offered prayers with deep reverence as Lord Jagannath shone brilliantly in gold, symbolizing divine prosperity and glory.
With just one more day left for the Mahotsav to conclude, the spirit of Rath Yatra continues to echo in the hearts of the devotees, leaving behind an unforgettable experience of unity, faith, and celebration.