News18 Lokmat has announced the launch of its special program ‘Bheti Lagi Jiva,’ dedicated to the grand annual pilgrimage of Pandharpur.
The program, which started airing on June 29, will run until July 16, 2024, capturing the essence of this ancient tradition.
According to a press release, the Wari Yatra is an annual pilgrimage to the Vithoba Temple in Pandharpur, Maharashtra. It begins from Dehu and Alandi in Pune, following distinct routes that converge in Pandharpur. Thousands of devotees, known as Warkaris, walk hundreds of kilometers from various parts of Maharashtra and neighboring states to participate in this spiritual journey. This year, the pilgrimage began on June 29 and concluded on July 16, the auspicious day of Ashadhi Ekadashi.
Co-presented by Finolex Pipes & Fittings, News18 Lokmat’s ‘Bheti Lagi Jiva’ will provide comprehensive coverage of the entire journey, offering in-depth insights into the significance and traditions of Wari Yatra. A special focus will be given to the important ‘Ringans’ (a circular arrangement or pattern), capturing the pilgrimage’s spirit and determination.
The channel will also broadcast special coverage on July 17, where viewers will witness the culmination of the Yatra live from Pandharpur, showcasing the final rituals and celebrations. The daily updates are aired at 5:21 pm from June 29 to July 16, featuring the latest news and exclusive stories from the ground.
Tune into News18 Lokmat for all the latest updates and exclusive coverage of the Pandharpur Wari Yatra.
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