Rama Navami Festival Images For Kids

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Rama Navami Festival Images: Rama Navami is one of the most important Hindu festivals. At some places the festival lasts the whole nine days of the Navratri, thus the period is called ‘Sri Rama Navaratra’. See a rich collection of stock images, vectors, or photos for Hindu festival you can use for your school / college assignments and projects…

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Bhagwan Rama idol at a temple in New Delhi

Bhakti sangeet in process during Rama Navami festival at Ram Mandir, Rohini, New Delhi

Composite image of Shri Rama Krishna and Vishnu

Devotees at Ram Mandir Sector 9, Rohini, New Delhi to celebrate Rama Navami Festival

Devotees enjoying Bhagti Sangeet during Rama Navami Festival at Ram Mandir, Rohini, New Delhi

Painting of Ram Darbar showing Rama Sita Laksmana and Hanuman

Devotee praying during Rama Navami festival in New Delhi

Devotees at Rama Temple, Sector 9, Rohini, New Delhi to celebrate Rama Navami

Idol of Lord Rama at Rama Temple, Sector 9, Rohini, New Delhi

Ram Darbar at Ram Temple, Rohini, New Delhi During Rama Navami Celebrations

Hindu people celebrate it as a 9 days festival by organizing the Akhand Paath of the Ramacharitamanas, religious bhajan, havan, ritual kirtan and distribution of prasad after the puja and Aarti at 9th day.

Matali, Rama's charioteer watches the struggle and suggests that "To kill Ravana you must use the dreaded arrow of Brahma, given to you by Agastya, which never misses its target". So Rama shot the divine arrow, which had the power of the gods in it, which pierced Ravana in the heart and killed him. — Matali, Rama’s charioteer watches the struggle and suggests that “To kill Ravana you must use the dreaded arrow of Brahma, given to you by Agastya, which never misses its target”. So Rama shot the divine arrow, which had the power of the gods in it, which pierced Ravana in the heart and killed him.

Rama and Lakshmana confer with Sugriv, Hanuman and others

Ram Navami is a religious and traditional festival, celebrated every year with great enthusiasm by the people of Hindu religion. It is celebrated to remember the birthday of the Lord Rama, son of the King Dasharatha and Queen Kausalya, of the Ayodhya kingdom. Lord Rama was the 7th avatar from the Dashavatar of the Lord Vishnu, a Hindu God. According to the Hindu calendar, this festival falls every year in the Shukla Paksha at 9th day in the month of Chaitra. Ram Navami is also called as the Chaitra Masa Shukla Paksha Navami which ends as nine-day long Chaitra-Navratri celebrations.