Madikeri, Oct. 4: Necessary preparations have begun for the holy Tirthodbhava to be held on the 17th of Tula Sankraman in Talakaveri constituency, the home of the life of the Cauvery in the country. Only 12 days are left for the Tirthodbhava day. The tradition of putting rice in the pot has already been completed, and today the Ajna Muhurat has been fulfilled. For conducting various programs and other maintenance during the fair, the Cauvery Irrigation Corporation has sanctioned Rs. 2 crore and for the special fair, like last year, Rs. 75 lakh has been sanctioned through the Muzrai Department, Virajpet MLA and Chief Minister's Legal Advisor A.S. Ponnanna informed 'Shakti'.
Currently, many preparatory work has been started in Bhagamandala and Talakaveri. The tender process for lighting, flower decorations, stage, LED system etc. during the fair has also been completed. 25 KSRTC buses have been arranged for the fair. Two ambulances and special doctors will be on duty in Bhagamandala. Other preparations are being made through the district administration, Ponnanna said.
This time, a plan has been made to ban the sale of liquor across the entire district on the day of the Tirthodbhava. He detailed that some decisions were taken in a meeting held recently under the chairmanship of the district in-charge minister and action is being taken accordingly.
It is true that the road leading to Talakaveri is currently damaged, but the road work has been delayed due to rain. He said that the temporary road repair work will be completed by the time of the Tirthodbhava. This year too, a grant of Rs. 75 lakh has been given through the Muzrai Department for the preparation of the fair. In this, all the arrangements for the Tirthodbhava will be made. Last year, Rs. He said that Rs. 75 lakhs were specially allocated.
Rs. 2 crore from Irrigation Corporation
Rs. 2 crore will be provided through the Cauvery Irrigation Corporation for conducting various programs during the Tula Sankramana Pavitra Tirthodbhava Jatra and for other maintenance of Bhagamandal Bhagandeshwar Temple and Talakaveri, he said.
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