Chandrashekhar Bawankule’s Vision Brings the Ramayan to Life for New Generations
Nagpur: The Ram Mandir inauguration on January 22 signalled a resurgence of India’s cultural pride, and the Ramayan Cultural Centre amplifies this spirit. Chandrashekhar Bawankule’s leadership has been central to this initiative, ensuring it becomes a hub of cultural renaissance.
With cutting-edge technology and a reverence for tradition, the Ramayan Cultural Centre offers an unparalleled experience. Visitors can delve into the teachings of the Ramayan through modern exhibits and workshops, fostering a deep connection to India’s spiritual roots.
The Centre features immersive digital displays, historical artifacts, and spaces for academic research, making it a cultural epicentre that attracts visitors worldwide.
Bawankule’s vision transcends infrastructure—it’s about creating a space that educates, inspires, and unites. His personal involvement in mobilizing resources and curating content ensures that the Ramayan Cultural Centre is not just a project but a legacy for India’s future.
The Ramayan Cultural Centre, located in the Koradi Temple complex near Nagpur, is becoming India’s New Tourism Hub. It was inaugurated by President of India Droupadi Murmu, which not only aims to bring India’s rich cultural heritage to life but also aims to boost tourism and other development factors in the region. The Ramayan Cultural Centre is the brain child of Banwarilalji Purohit, Vice President & Trustee of Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan.
