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221-ft Ravana Effigy Built for Rs 35 Lakh to Go Up in Flames in Haryana on Dussehra
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What Happened?
A 221-foot Ravana effigy, claimed to be the world's tallest, will be burned in Panchkula, Haryana, this Dussehra. Built at a cost of Rs 34-35 lakh, it features eco-friendly fireworks.
Key points
- The effigy is being constructed at Shalimar Ground in Sector 5, Panchkula.
- Artisans are working continuously to complete the effigy ahead of the festival.
- Two 221-foot Ravana effigies are being prepared in India for the first time.
- Safety measures include barricading the area and deploying security personnel.
- The event aims to symbolize the victory of good over evil.
Key insights
- The construction of the tallest effigy may attract more visitors to Panchkula.
- Eco-friendly fireworks could set a precedent for future celebrations.
- Enhanced safety measures reflect growing concerns about public safety during large events.
Why it matters
The event highlights cultural traditions and community engagement during the Dussehra festival.
Entities
Panchkula· CityHaryana· StateShri Mata Mansa Devi Charitable and Development Trust· OrganizationAdarsh Ramlila Dramatic Club· Organization
Source
India Today
