The story of Ganga not only ends up here, various rulers in the lands of India ruled the cities established over the banks of this sacred river. Also, they have seen the glorifying moments of Ganga by them. For remarking the glories of the kingdoms established nearby Ganga or from where the Ganga flows currently, the projection of their kingdoms will be there in the same ancient manner. There will be announcements of the name of the king which will be walking towards the function area with their citizens giving a tribute to the Ganga and her deeds.
For this, some people dressing in one of Raja’s or Maharaja’s get up will be coming on the stage along with their chariot. Also, they will be arriving along with elephants, horses, or such ancient means of their communication from one place to another. They will be arriving with their Glorifying victories too. After displaying their glories, these Raja and Maharajas will be sitting at the yagshala for giving their contribution to the Yagya. The main purpose of showing this event will be to attract the citizens and make them aware of the richness and beauty of the Indian Culture.