Lakshadeepotsava celebrations begin in Dharmasthala
The Hindu
The five-day lakshadeepotsava celebrations began at Dharmasthala on Tuesday.
The five-day lakshadeepotsava celebrations began at Dharmasthala on Tuesday.
As part of it, an exhibition was inaugurated at the Manjunatheswara High School ground. It has about 350 stalls. The exhibition will remain open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. till November 30. Different cultural programmes have been organised in the exhibition venue stage in the evenings from 6 p.m. onwards.
Meanwhile, several people took out a padayatra from Ujire to Dharmasthala on Tuesday as part of the lakshadeepotsava.
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