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Delhi's Ramleela Committee Drops Actor Poonam Pandey From Playing Mandodari's Role
The Luv Kush Ramleela Committee in Delhi has decided to drop actor Poonam Pandey from playing the role of Mandodari, wife of Ravana, in this year's Ramleela following opposition from several groups.
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On Camera, Delhi Man Suffers Heart Attack During Ramleela Performance, Dies
Sushil Kaushik, 45, a resident of East Delhi was performing the role of Lord Rama when he suffered a heart attack and died.
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One Of Delhi's Oldest Ramleelas Begins With Covid Protocols
One of the most famous Ramleela plays in the national, which has been running shows for six decades, has begun with COVID-19 protocols in place. The number of viewers has been limited to 100 from the usual 600-700 and regular Covid tests have been made mandatory for the artists.
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Delhi's Iconic Ramlila, Attended By The PM, Won't Be Held This Year
Delhi's biggest Ramlila event - held annually at the iconic Red Fort, and attended by the Prime Minister and the President - will not take place this year for the first time in 80 years amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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Delhi's Ramleela Committee Drops Actor Poonam Pandey From Playing Mandodari's Role
The Luv Kush Ramleela Committee in Delhi has decided to drop actor Poonam Pandey from playing the role of Mandodari, wife of Ravana, in this year's Ramleela following opposition from several groups.
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On Camera, Delhi Man Suffers Heart Attack During Ramleela Performance, Dies
Sushil Kaushik, 45, a resident of East Delhi was performing the role of Lord Rama when he suffered a heart attack and died.
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One Of Delhi's Oldest Ramleelas Begins With Covid Protocols
One of the most famous Ramleela plays in the national, which has been running shows for six decades, has begun with COVID-19 protocols in place. The number of viewers has been limited to 100 from the usual 600-700 and regular Covid tests have been made mandatory for the artists.
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Delhi's Iconic Ramlila, Attended By The PM, Won't Be Held This Year
Delhi's biggest Ramlila event - held annually at the iconic Red Fort, and attended by the Prime Minister and the President - will not take place this year for the first time in 80 years amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
