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Puri Rath Yatra 2026

Puri Rath Yatra 2026

National · 16 updates

Rath Yatra 2026: Why Ganjam Kewda Flowers Hold A Special Place In Jagannath Temple Traditions?

Devotee dies of ‘suffocation’ in Puri amid massive rush for Lord Jagannath return procession

Lord Jagannath And His Siblings Set To Glitter In Golden Attire Today; Devotees Throng In Puri

57-year-old man dies during crowd surge at Bahuda Yatra in Puri: Police

A 57-year-old devotee from Cuttack died during a crowd surge at Puri’s Bahuda Yatra, taking the reported death toll linked to this year’s Rath Yatra to four.

What Is Poda Pitha? The Sacred Offering Deeply Linked To Lord Jagannath

What Is Tahia? Everything To Know About 300-Year-Old Beautiful Floral Crown Of Lord Jagannath

Bahuda Yatra at Jindal Nagar Angul Witnesses Large Gathering of Devotees

What Is Lord Jagannath's Suna Besha? The Story Behind The Golden Attire And Its Link To Gajapati Kapilendra Deva

Lord Jagannath's Adhara Pana Ritual To Take Place In Puri Ahead Of Niladri Bije

Only Floating Rath Yatra In The World: Know About Kankana Shikhari Dham Inside Chilika Lake

Did You Know? Puri Rath Yatra Once Featured Six Chariots Instead Of Three

‘Bahuda Yatra’ celebrated with religious fervour in Visakhapatnam

The return procession began from Turner’s Choultry on Main Road and proceeded to the Sri Jagannatha Swamy Temple on Town Kotta Road amid Vedic chanting, traditional music, drum beats, and fireworks

What Is Rasagola Dibasa? Know About The Festival That Coincides With The End Of Rath Yatra

What Is Niladri Bije? Know The Final Ritual That Marks The End Of Rath Yatra

Odisha observes 'Rasagola Dibasa' as Lord Jagannath returns to Puri temple after Rath Yatra

Odisha observes 'Rasagola Dibasa' as Lord Jagannath returns to Puri temple after Rath Yatra

Dates with devotion: The division in Puri’s Rath Yatra celebrations

The Jagannath Temple in Puri holds its Rath Yatra every year on a date prescribed by its centuries-old ritual calendar. A branch of ISKCON, however, stages international events of the procession on dates that differ from the original, citing practical reasons. The divergence has sparked a controversy, with many in Puri viewing it as a challenge to the temple’s authority and its religious identity, finds Satyasundar Barik

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