The Ramanandi sect is a Hindu religious group that primarily worships Lord Rama and follows the teachings of the saint Ramananda, who lived in the 14th century. This sect emphasizes devotion (bhakti) to God and promotes a simple, spiritual lifestyle. It is known for its inclusive approach, welcoming followers from various social backgrounds. Members of the Ramanandi sect often engage in practices such as chanting, singing devotional songs, and participating in community gatherings. The sect has a significant presence in northern India, particularly in states like Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, where it has influenced local culture and spirituality.