Why is Ramkatha happening in Cambridge, which is included in the world's oldest university?

Ramkatha is going on in Cambridge University these days. The story is being narrated by Morari Bapu. Even before this Ram Katha has been organized in Britain. Let us know on whose behalf and why Ram Katha is being organized in Cambridge University.

Ramkatha is going on these days in Cambridge University, the oldest and most prestigious university in the world. The story started on 12th August and will continue till 20th August. The big thing is that Morari Bapu is doing Ram Katha. The Ram Katha program has been organized at Jesus College, University of Cambridge. Yesterday, on August 15, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak also reached the program and raised slogans of Jai Shri Ram.

Cambridge is an inspiring city, rich in history, culture and world-changing discoveries. It is the third oldest university in the world. It has more Nobel laureates than any other city. Cambridge is the place where young men and women come for education and growth. The story of Morari Bapu is a powerful transformative tool. His discourses inspire people to learn for personal growth and bring positive changes in their lives. The event will also provide an opportunity to explore the importance of world literature, mythology and cultural legends as a part of holistic education.

Who is organizing Ramkatha in Cambridge University?

This event of Ramkatha in Cambridge is being organized by the youth of Britain under the cooperation and guidance of Lord Dolar. The event of Ram Katha is open to all on first come first serve basis. Parking for the story will be arranged at Madingley Road Park and Ride, where shuttles will be provided to the story site. A vegetarian breakfast and lunch will be served to all attendees. Katha is a cultural exchange between the Hindu tradition and the academic environment of the University of Cambridge. With this, students will be familiar with the religious and cultural heritage of both the countries.

When did Ram Katha happen for the first time in Britain

Bapu's first story in Britain happened in 1979. In 2017, the last episode at Wembley Arena attracted an audience of around 10,000 per day. Now after six years, Bapu is back in Britain doing Ram Katha. Many years ago, when Bapu first went to the UK to perform Ram Katha, his story was a way for NRIs to connect with their country. A cultural festival was a way of introducing our children to their mother tongue and faith. Apart from this, the children who started listening to him at an early age. Many of them are now organizing Katha themselves.

These Indians including 3 former PM have been students of Cambridge University

Three Indian Prime Ministers have studied from here, including Jawaharlal Nehru, Rajiv Gandhi and Manmohan Singh. Apart from this, Shri Aurobindo, Amartya Sen, C.R. Rao, Subhash Chandra Bose, Sarojini Naidu also got education from here.