Hyderabad Gears Up for Grand Ugadi Celebrations at Ravindra Bharathi

Hyderabad is set to come alive with tradition and festivity as the Telangana government hosts an elaborate Ugadi celebration today at Ravindra Bharathi , marking the beginning of the Sri Parabhava Nama year . The official event, scheduled to begin at 10:00 AM , promises a vibrant mix of ritual, culture, and artistic expression.

Organized under the state government’s initiative, the celebration reflects a conscious effort to showcase Telangana’s rich cultural heritage while reinforcing the significance of Ugadi as the Telugu New Year. In a traditional gesture, Minister Konda Surekha formally invited Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka , accompanied by Vedic scholars . The invitation ceremony also saw the participation of Excise, Tourism and Culture Minister Jupally Krishna Rao , underlining the cultural importance of the event.

A key highlight of the celebrations will be the Panchanga Sravanam , where scholars present astrological forecasts for the year ahead. This age-old practice remains an integral part of Ugadi, offering insights into various aspects of life including prosperity, agriculture, and social trends.

The event will also feature a series of cultural performances , with renowned artists presenting classical music and dance that reflect Telangana’s artistic legacy. These performances are expected to draw large audiences and add a festive charm to the occasion.

Adding symbolic depth to the celebration, the distribution of Ugadi Pachadi will take center stage. Made from six distinct flavors, the dish represents the varied emotions of life joy, sorrow, anger, fear, surprise, and disgust serving as a reminder to embrace every experience with balance in the coming year.

With ministers, senior officials, and prominent personalities expected to attend, the event is poised to be a significant cultural gathering. Across the state, a festive atmosphere prevails as people prepare to celebrate with enthusiasm and devotion.

The government has called on citizens to participate in large numbers, turning the occasion into a shared celebration of renewal, unity, and cultural pride .