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Since 1979, Lav Kush Ramlila committee has been hosting the Ramlila event at Red fort ground. It is known to be the oldest committee in Delhi. This is one of the best places to see Ravan dahan. On Dussehra, a spectacular Ravana dahan event is held at the Red Fort ground, and many celebs also take part in the affair.

The Ravana dahan event hosted by Shri Ram Lila committee is well known among the residents of Delhi. In fact, it is so popular that people show up in large numbers in order to witness the burning of the giant effigies of the three antagonists of the epic Ramayana.

Located in Sadar Bazaar behind Gurudwara Sahib, the Ramlila ground in Sadar Bazaar is another popular location for Delhiites to watch Ravan dahan. These grounds are often overcrowded as people gather in large numbers every year.

Jawahar Lal Nehru stadium is a venue that needs no introduction. And, by virtue of its prime location, it is home to wonderful Dussehra celebrations in South Delhi. Be prepared to watch in awe as a dazzling show of fireworks takes place after effigies of Ravana, Meghnad and Kumbhakarna are lit up.

This venue attracts thousands of curious spectators during Ravana dahan on Dussehra. If you live in or around Patparganj, make the most of your Dussehra evening by watching the towering effigies of the three demons burn into ashes.

Shri Ram Dharmik Leela Committee, Tri Nagar, organises a special Ravana dahan celebration in North Delhi. The event is hosted at Ramlila maidan, where the atmosphere is nothing less than energetic.

The Ramlila and Ravan dahan at Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra takes place on a huge stage and one might not have to worry about it being crowded. The event that takes place here is one of the oldest and Ravan dahan has been celebrated for 62 years now. It was also once aired on television and thus gained popularity.

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"This year, we are celebrating Vijayadashami at a time when two months have passed since our successful Chandrayaan mission. On Vijayadashami, there is a tradition of 'Shastra Puja' as well. On Indian soil, weapons are worshipped not to dominate any land but to protect its own land. Our Shakti Puja is not just for us but for the welfare of the entire world," he said.

"We have reached the Moon. We are going to become the world's third largest economy. We entered the new Parliament building just a few weeks ago. To give representation to women power, Parliament has passed 'Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam'. Today, India is emerging as the world's largest democracy and the most trusted democracy," he said.

PM Modi said that it is our good fortune that we can see the grand Ram temple being built. "Today, we are fortunate to witness the construction of the grand temple of Lord Ram. It is a sign of victory of our patience. On the next Ram Navami in Ayodhya, the resonance of every note in the Ram Lalla temple will bring joy to the entire world. Only a few months remain before Lord Ram's divine presence is enshrined in the Ram Temple," he said.

He also called for ending distortions like casteism, and regionalism harming harmony in society. "Today, 'Ravan Dahan' shouldn't be about only about burning of an effigy but also about forces which try to divide 'Maa Bharati' in the name of casteism and regionalism," he added.

PM Narendra Modi in a Dussehra speech also urged people to take 10 pledges, including uplifting the socio-economic status of at least one poor family. "The festival of Vijayadashami should also be the festival of victory of patriotism over every evil of the nation. We should take a pledge to end evils and discrimination in the society. We will move forward with new energy and new resolutions on the path of development. We will together make the 'Shreshtha Bharat'!" said the PM.

Prime Minister Modi was given a traditional welcome by organisers on the dais at the venue, as a sea of crowd waited eagerly to watch 'Lanka Dahan'. Modi was welcomed with a shawl and statue of Ram Durbar, and was also gifted a mace.

Effigies of Ravan, Meghnad, and Kumbhkaran have been installed at the ground. As the nation is swamped with the celebration of 'Vijaya Dashmi' or 'Dussehra' today, the national capital is also gearing up for vibrant celebrations.

Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, is celebrated with great fervour and enthusiasm across India, symbolizing the triumph of righteousness and truth over malevolence and untruth. It is a time for families to come together, exchange greetings, and partake in various cultural festivities.

Dussehra is celebrated on the tenth day of Ashwin month in the Hindu calendar. It is believed that on this day Lord Ram had killed Ravan. And not only put forth a path for mankind but also deliver a lesson for ages to remember. This day is also known as Vijayadashami symbolising the victor of the good. On this day people burn the effigies of Ravan along with Meghnath and Kumbhakarna. If you are looking for love-filled messages to send to your relatives and friends on this occasion, then here's something for you.

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