Ayudha Puja Decoration Contest Winners Honoured at Prize Distribution Ceremony

Somwarpet, Oct 23: As part of the 50th annual Ayudha Puja celebrations organized by the local Vehicle Drivers and Motor Workers' Association, prizes were distributed to the winners of a decoration contest held for workshops, vehicles, and shops in the town.

The prizes were presented to the winners on a stage set up at the town’s private bus stand. The distribution was carried out by the Association’s office-bearers—including President Balakrishna Poojary, Secretary Mani Kushalappa, Vice-President Rangaswamy, Treasurer Danny Dominic, Assistant Secretary M.A. Kiran, and Deputy Secretary S.M. Krishna—along with other distinguished guests.

Divya Naveen and Manvita from Bettadalli village were the recipients of the 'Super Three' prize. In the decoration contest for passenger vehicles, the vehicle bearing registration number KA 36 M 0838 secured first place, while the vehicle with registration number KA 17 M 1831 took second place. In the workshops and shops category, 'Coorg Hills Natural Coffee and Spices' in Nagarooru secured the first prize, 'Chamundeshwari Workshop' in Anekere took the second prize, and 'Srirama Bike Workshop' in the Market Area won the third prize.

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