Dwarka: The youngest son of Mukesh and Nita Ambani, Anant Ambani, who is currently on a foot pilgrimage from Jamnagar to Dwarka to seek blessings from Lord Dwarkadhish, will conclude his journey on the morning of April 6, Sunday — which also marks the auspicious occasion of Ram Navami (the birthday of Lord Ram).

In preparation for his arrival, a meeting was held on April 5 under the leadership of Brahmachari Shri Narayananandji of Sharada Peeth in Dwarka. Various religious, social, and business organizations participated in organizing the welcome. As per tradition, Anant Ambani will first take a holy dip at Gomti Ghat, offer prayers to Goddess Gomti, and then proceed toward the Dwarkadhish temple.

Anant Ambani’s padyatra, which began on March 29, will culminate during the Mangala Aarti at the Dwarkadhish temple on April 6. Around 6:00 AM, he will enter the city through Dhirubhai Ambani Marg. Several renowned celebrities, spiritual leaders, and industrialists are expected to attend the concluding ceremony.

Along the padyatra route, various religious and cultural programs have been planned. Representatives from different communities of Dwarka will line the streets to welcome Anant Ambani with ceremonial honors. At the temple, he will perform rituals including worship of Lord Dwarkadhish’s Padukas (holy sandals), flag hoisting on the temple’s shikhar (pinnacle), and offer obeisance at the Sharada Peeth, led by the spiritual seat of Shankaracharya Swarupanand Saraswati.

Dwarka’s temple priests and Gugli Brahmins will bless Anant Ambani with Vedic chants and traditional rituals. To mark the successful completion of his pilgrimage and his upcoming birthday, sweet offerings (prasad) will be distributed to devotees in Dwarka by the Ambani family. DeshGujarat