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The 108 metres Mithila's Ramayana painting or simply 108 metres Mithila painting refers to the world longest Ramayana painting created in August 2026 at the Mithila Chitrakala Sansthan at the Saurath village near the city of Madhubani in the Mithila region of Bihar in India. This historic painting of Ramayana has been included in the World Record of the World Record Union. It is recorded as "The world's longest Ramayana-themed Mithila (Madhubani) painting". It was created on the special canvas paper by the 160 artists of the Mithila Chitrakala Sansthan. The width of the painting is 1 metre. In the grand painting, 51 key episodes from the Ramcharitmanas have been depicted.
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