Teachers to Hold Peaceful Protest on October 20 Against Administrative Indifference JAC Demands Resolution of Pending Issues Chandigarh 18 October ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The Joint Action Committee of Teachers, UT Chandigarh (Regd.), has announced a peaceful protest on October 20, 2026, at Rally Ground, Sector 25, Chandigarh, against the continued administrative indifference towards the long-pending legitimate demands of teachers and employees of the UT Cadre. The JAC has announced that while Ravana effigies will be burnt in the evening as part of the Dussehra celebrations, teachers will hold a symbolic protest at 11:00 AM on October 20 by burning effigies representing certain officials of the Chandigarh Administration and the Education Department to express their resentment over the continued delay in resolving their genuine demands. The JAC stated that several memorandums, meetings and protests have already been held before the Chandigarh Administration and the Education Departm...
Full House at Sector 48 Ramlila as Brave Hanuman Destroys Ashoka Vatika and Enters Ravana’s Royal Court
Full House at Sector 48 Ramlila as Brave Hanuman Destroys Ashoka Vatika and Enters Ravana’s Royal Court
Hanuman’s valour and powerful exchanges with Ravana captivate the audience; enthusiastic spectators cheer the performers with thunderous applause
Chandigarh 18 October ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The Ramlila organised by Shri Ram Sewak Yuva Kala Manch in Sector 48 is witnessing tremendous enthusiasm, with the venue packed with spectators. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as Veer Hanuman, after wreaking havoc in Ashoka Vatika, reached the royal court of Lanka’s king, Ravana. The spectacular portrayal of Hanuman’s extraordinary strength, fearlessness and bold conduct in Ravana’s court kept the audience engrossed.
The sequence, from Hanuman destroying Ashoka Vatika to Ravana’s soldiers capturing him and presenting him before the royal assembly, was staged impressively. The powerful dialogues between Ravana and Hanuman added dramatic intensity to the performance. While Ravana’s arrogance reflected his pride and authority, Hanuman’s courage and unwavering devotion to Lord Shri Ram won the hearts of the audience.
The artists brought the episode alive through their convincing performances and impactful dialogue delivery. Spectators repeatedly applauded the performers and raised chants of “Jai Shri Ram,” boosting the enthusiasm of the cast. With modern stage arrangements, captivating lighting and impressive performances, the Sector 48 Ramlila continues to attract audiences and recreate memorable episodes from the Ramayana in an engaging manner.
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