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Morari Bapu

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Morari Bapu, born in 1946 in Talgajarda, Gujarat, has recited and explained the Ramcharitmanas of the poet-saint Tulsidas since the 1960s. A Ram Katha with him lasts nine days and combines recitation, song and reflection on truth, love and compassion. He has given more than 900 kathas, in India and in many other countries, and speaks in Hindi and Gujarati.

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Morari Bapu

Morari Bapu, born in 1946 in Talgajarda, Gujarat, has recited and explained the Ramcharitmanas of the poet-saint Tulsidas since the 1960s. A Ram Katha with him lasts nine days and combines recitation, song and reflection on truth, love and compassion. He has given more than 900 kathas, in India and in many other countries, and speaks in Hindi and Gujarati.

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14NOV

Ram Katha 986: Bharat Swastik Yatra

Dwarka, India · Pilgrimage

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26DEC

Ram Katha 988: Sripuram, Vellore

Vellore, India · Multi-day festival

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