It is situated about 10 kilometers from Greater Noida, the village of Ravan, Bashirkh There is no Ramlila here, neither Ravana combustion. Residents here do not consider Ravana as a monster but the son of this village. The priests and the mahants of the temple exposed some of the facts related to Ravana. Know the Ganga Dussehra history of this unique village
According to Mythology, Bashirkh village is an ancestral village of Ravana. Here the monster Raj was born.
- According to the Pandit of Ravana temple built in Birrakh, "Ravan's father was Lord Brahmin, he had married an inferior princess, Kaikasi, and set an example of inter-cast marriage. Apart from Ravana, Kumbhalan, Supanakha and Vibhishan were also born in this village. . "
- When the whole country combustes Ravana's effigy as a victory over goodness, then there is a climate of weeds in this village.
People of Bisarkha do not organize Ramlila and do not combust Ravana. Rather, there is mourning here at Dussehra.
- The history of the village is associated with this tradition. Ravana was cremated here twice, but both times during Ramlila, somebody died.
According to Mythology, Bashirkh village is an ancestral village of Ravana. Here the monster Raj was born.
- According to the Pandit of Ravana temple built in Birrakh, "Ravan's father was Lord Brahmin, he had married an inferior princess, Kaikasi, and set an example of inter-cast marriage. Apart from Ravana, Kumbhalan, Supanakha and Vibhishan were also born in this village. . "
- When the whole country combustes Ravana's effigy as a victory over goodness, then there is a climate of weeds in this village.
People of Bisarkha do not organize Ramlila and do not combust Ravana. Rather, there is mourning here at Dussehra.
- The history of the village is associated with this tradition. Ravana was cremated here twice, but both times during Ramlila, somebody died.
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