Devotees across India celebrate Hanuman Jayanti with grand processions and rituals

In Ahmedabad, devotees gathered at Nagarvel to seek blessings of Lord Hanuman on Hanuman Jayanti. Widely celebrated across India, this day marks the birth of Pavan Putra Hanuman, born to Anjani and Kesari with the blessings of the wind god, Vayu Dev. (Image credit: PTI)

Visakhapatnam witnessed a large number of devotees participating in a colourful procession on Hanuman Jayanti. As the only deity known to be a devotee first, Hanuman is adored for his unshakeable faith in Lord Ram and his incredible acts in the Ramayan. (Image credit: Nalam Kanaka)

A grand procession marked the Hanuman Jayanti celebrations in Hyderabad, with devotees marching in devotion. Hanuman Jayanti is a deeply spiritual occasion, celebrating the life of Lord Hanuman – known for his power, mischief, courage, and his unwavering devotion to Lord Ram. (Image credit: PTI)

At Shri Bade Hanuman Temple in Prayagraj, a priest performed a milk abhishekam to honour Lord Hanuman. The ritual is a symbol of devotion, reminding devotees of Hanuman’s divine qualities and his role in saving Lakshman by carrying the Sanjeevani mountain. (Image credit: ANI)

In Kolkata, youngsters dressed as Lord Hanuman walked through the streets in celebration. Hanuman Jayanti, celebrated on the full moon day of Chaitra, inspires the youth with tales of strength, discipline, and courage drawn from the life of the divine monkey god. (Image credit: PTI)

In Guwahati, people offered prayers and performed rituals at a Hanuman temple on this sacred day. From attempting to eat the sun as a child to burning Lanka, Lord Hanuman’s stories from mythology inspire resilience, bravery, and the importance of selfless service. (Image credit: PTI)

In Dehradun, Bajrang Dal and Vishva Hindu Parishad supporters took part in a vibrant religious procession on Hanuman Jayanti. The day honours Lord Hanuman, the symbol of devotion and strength, revered for his loyalty towards Lord Ram and his divine heroism. (Image credit: PTI)