Cauvery Aarti: Entry charge, car toll for Brindavan Gardens waived, free laddoos for guests

Ahead of the beginning of Cauvery Aarti programme at KRS, authorities have introduced a waiver on entry charge for guests and the toll on autos getting into Brindavan Gardens at KRS reservoir in Mandya district of Karnataka from September 26 until October 2.

The waiver on entry charge and the toll on autos getting into Brindavan Gardens introduced by Srirangapatna MLA Ramesh Bandisiddegowda on September 25 coincides with the scheduled begin of a five-day symbolic Cauvery Aarti programme from September 26 until the conclusion of Dasara competition on October 2.

The Brindavan Gardens has been specifically illuminated for Dasara.

Ladoos for guests

Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar, who’s scheduled to inaugurate the Cauvery Aarti programme at Brindavan Gardens on September 26, has made preparations for distribution of laddoos to guests.

Authorities expect greater than 8,000 vacationers from numerous elements of Karnataka and out of doors to look at the Cauvery Aarti.

Cauvery Aarti, which has been modelled on the traces of Ganga Aarti, might be held at KRS for 5 days from September 26 to 30. As Cauvery river is taken into account to be the lifeline of the individuals in Karnataka in addition to adjoining Tamil Nadu, the authorities anticipate the Cauvery Aarti programme, the primary such programme in south India, to draw 1000’s of vacationers from numerous elements of Karnataka, and from Kerala and Tamil Nadu.

Mr. Shivakumar will inaugurate the Cauvery Aarti, which contains conventional rituals, by providing flowers to Cauvery river as per the rituals.