A 24-hour Akhand Ramdhun (non-stop chanting of Lord Rama's name) program has commenced in Badi Chhata village with a grand Kalash Yatra (pot procession). This religious ceremony is being held at the village's Hanuman Temple, attracting a large number of devotees.

The Kalash Yatra began with participants fetching sacred water from Shivganga. Women and young girls, carrying pots filled with this holy water, proceeded towards the Hanuman Temple while singing auspicious songs. The atmosphere during the procession was filled with devotion, as devotees chanted 'Jai Shri Ram,' making the village streets resonate with the divine name.

Upon reaching the Hanuman Temple, the kalashas were formally installed, and prayers were offered according to traditional rituals. Following this, the 24-hour Akhand Ramdhun officially began. Throughout this period, bhajans (devotional songs) and kirtans (chanting) will continue, with devotees immersed in the remembrance of Lord Rama.

Organizers stated that the primary objective of this Akhand Ramdhun is to bring peace, happiness, and prosperity to the village. Such religious events are a vital part of the village's tradition, fostering positive energy and community spirit. Dignitaries, public representatives, and a large number of villagers were present, contributing to the success of the event. Prasad will be distributed at the conclusion of the ceremony, reinforcing community harmony.