BJP Goa President Damu Naik Organises Special Ramayana Screening for Children on Children’s Day

Free screening at INOX Margao introduces children aged 9 to 14 to the timeless values of truth, courage, compassion and righteousness

Goa Khabar: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Goa State President Damu Naik organised a special free screening of the Ramayana for children aged 9 to 14 years at INOX, Margao, on the occasion of Children’s Day. The initiative aimed to introduce young children to India’s rich cultural heritage and the moral values reflected in the epic Ramayana.

The special screening brought together children and their parents for an evening dedicated to cultural awareness, traditional values and moral education.

Speaking about the initiative, Damu Naik emphasised that the Ramayana is much more than an ancient epic. He described it as a timeless guide to life that teaches important values such as truth, courage, respect, compassion, duty and righteousness.

Naik said the objective behind organising the screening was to familiarise the younger generation with India’s cultural traditions and inspire them through the ideals and teachings of Lord Shri Ram.

He highlighted the importance of introducing children to the country’s cultural and spiritual heritage at an early age, enabling them to understand the principles of responsible behaviour, respect for others and moral responsibility.

Expressing happiness over the response to the programme, Naik said that witnessing the enthusiasm of the children and interacting with them and their parents made the Children’s Day celebration particularly memorable.

He also stressed that cultural and educational initiatives of this nature could play an important role in passing traditional knowledge and values from one generation to another.

According to Naik, the teachings of the Ramayana remain relevant in contemporary society, particularly in guiding young minds towards honesty, compassion, discipline and a sense of duty.

On the occasion of Children’s Day, the BJP State President called for continued efforts to inspire children through India’s cultural traditions and ensure that the country’s rich heritage is preserved and passed on to future generations.

The programme concluded with Naik expressing satisfaction over the participation of children and parents in the special screening, which combined Children’s Day celebrations with an introduction to the moral teachings of the Ramayana.