Shivaji Maharaj's Historic Escape From Agra To Be Taken To New Generation: Jaykumar Rawal
Mumbai: Maharashtra Protocol Minister and coordinator of the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Memorial in Agra, Jaykumar Rawal, said efforts would be made to take the inspiring story of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj’s historic escape from Agra to the new generation. The statement was made during the observance of ‘Shivchaturya Din’ in Agra, marking the historic escape of Shivaji Maharaj…
Mumbai: Maharashtra Protocol Minister Jaykumar Rawal has announced plans to introduce the story of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's escape from Agra to a new generation. The escape took place on August 17, 1666, and was recently commemorated in Agra as part of 'Shivchaturya Din'. Rawal, along with Maharashtra Minister Bharat Sheth Gogawale, visited historic sites in Agra including Meena Bazaar, Sevla Sarai, and an ancient Shiva temple connected to Shivaji Maharaj's journey.
Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra governments are collaborating to build a grand memorial dedicated to Shivaji Maharaj in Agra. The project, which aims to honor the Maratha empire's legacy, will be designed by renowned architect Abha Narain Lambah. The memorial is set to become a significant tourist attraction, symbolizing patriotism, communal harmony, and valour.
To mark Shivchaturya Din, a cultural program featuring 50 women artists from Goa and traditional Maratha martial arts performances was held in Agra. The event also included a special postal cover, ceremonial water offering, and the launch of the 'Shivbanchi Wari' by running and cycling participants. The effort to take the story of Shivaji Maharaj's escape to the next generation is set to inspire and educate people across the country.
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