Yogi Adityanath sent heartfelt wishes on Ram Navami 2026 and urged people to follow the values of righteousness, discipline, and patience that Lord Ram taught.
The Chief Minister spoke from Ram Mandir Ayodhya and talked about how the lessons of the Ramayana are still important in today’s world, helping people with their personal, family, and national duties.
The festive spirit is at its highest in Ayodhya
There were huge crowds in Ayodhya as people came to celebrate the birth of Lord Ram. People prayed, decorated temples, and the city was full of spiritual energy.
The Navami Tithi started at 11:48 AM on March 26 and ended at 10:06 AM on March 27. The best time for the puja was between late morning and early afternoon.
Message Based on Values and Tradition
Yogi Adityanath said in his speech that Lord Ram’s life is a symbol of dignity, self-control, and moral strength. He also linked the event to the ongoing Chaitra Navratri, which is a time to honour women’s power and spiritual balance in society.
He told people to use these timeless values in their everyday lives, which showed how important Sanatan traditions are.
Two-Day Break to Handle the Rush of Devotees
The Uttar Pradesh government declared March 26 and 27 as holidays to make room for the many pilgrims. The goal of the move was to make sure that darshan went smoothly, that crowds were better managed, and that visitors had a safer experience.
Officials said that the longer holiday helped ease traffic and gave devotees more options for how to celebrate.
