Mysuru Dasara: A Kaleidoscope of Karnataka's Royal Heritage
The 11-day Mysuru Dasara festival ended with the glorious Vijayadashami procession, featuring Karnataka's cultural grandeur. The 'Jamboo Savari' parade captivated thousands as elephants, led by Abhimanyu carrying the Goddess Chamundeshwari, marched with grandeur. Various cultural groups and tableaux highlighted regional heritage. The tradition signifies good's triumph over evil.
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The Mysuru Dasara festival, a vibrant showcase of Karnataka's cultural heritage, concluded its 11-day celebration with the grand Vijayadashami procession. This year's 'Nada Habba' brought memories of royal splendor as diverse cultural groups portrayed the region's rich traditions and history.
Thousands gathered for the iconic 'Jamboo Savari,' a procession led by elephants, with the revered Abhimanyu carrying the idol of Goddess Chamundeshwari in a 750 kg gold-adorned howdah. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, accompanied by dignitaries, performed a pooja at the Amba Vilas Palace, marking the day's beginning.
The event, concluding at 'Bannimantapa,' included tableaux from various government departments, emphasizing social messages and state programs. This tradition, rooted in royal history, showcases the victory of good over evil and continues to captivate audiences with its cultural magnificence.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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