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Not just India, Ravana is burnt in these countries with great enthusiasm
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News18•19-10-2026, 18:52
Not just India, Ravana is burnt in these countries with great enthusiasm
- •The festival of Dussehra is celebrated to mark the victory of good over evil not only in India but also across the globe.
- •Indian communities living abroad organize Ramlila and burn effigies of Ravana to pass down their culture to new generations.
- •Sri Lanka shares a deep connection with the Ramayana as the kingdom of Ravana, where specific cultural beliefs are observed.
- •Cities in Australia and New Zealand like Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland host vibrant Dussehra and Ramlila celebrations.
- •Countries like America, Canada, and Britain see grand celebrations where the message of Ramayana is shared with children.
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Indian communities living abroad in countries such as Sri Lanka, Australia, New Zealand, America, Canada, and Britain organize Ramlila and burn effigies of Ravana to pass on their culture and traditions.
In cities like Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland, Indian cultural organizations coordinate Ramlila, religious programs, and community celebrations where local residents also participate.
These celebrations allow expatriates to pass on Indian culture and traditions to the new generation, convey the message of the victory of good over evil, and connect different communities.
