Janmabhumi is organising a three-day National Conclave in Kochi from 18–20th September 2026, bringing together scholars, thinkers, academicians, students, cultural practitioners, and the public to explore the diverse traditions, cultural significance, and contemporary relevance of the Ramayana and Rama Katha.
The Conclave will feature insightful discussions, thematic sessions, scholarly exchanges showcasing the many narratives and traditions of Rama Katha across Bharat and beyond.
We invite you to register as a Delegate and be part of this enriching national gathering.
Date: 18–20th September 2026
Venue: Bhaskareeyam, Kochi, Keralam
Day 1- Ram Katha in South India – Classical Depth & Living Traditions
Day 2- Rama’s World and the World’s Rama
Day 3-Ram Katha Verses Across Bharat – Regional Expressions
INAUGURATION
Shri Rajnath Singh
Honb’le Minister of Defence
Gracious Presence on 19th and 20th September
Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal
Honb’le MoS for Parliamentary Affairs and Law(I/c)
Shri Sarbananda Sonowal
Honb’le Minister for Minister of Ports, Shipping and Waterways
Cultural Evenings
Adding a vibrant cultural dimension to the conclave, cultural evenings will be organised on each of the three days, featuring distinguished artists and performing groups from across Bharath.
Through music, dance, theatre, and other traditional art forms, the performances will celebrate the rich artistic, spiritual, and cultural heritage inspired by the Ramayana tradition.
“One Epic, Many Stories” seeks to bring together the many voices, traditions, and expressions of Rama Katha on a common platform, celebrating the timeless epic and its continuing influence across Bharath and the world.
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