Bengaluru: The state government will celebrate the birthday of Nadaprabhu Kempegowda, described as the founder of Bengaluru, as ‘Bengaluru Habba’ three days every June since next year.
Deputy Minister of CN Ashwath Narayan, who is also the Deputy Chairperson of the inheritance in the inheritance, announced this on Sunday in a birthday celebration held at the Banquet Hall Vidhana Soudha.
On that occasion, the Chairperson of the BS Minister Yediyurappa released a postal envelope who used the portrait of Kempegowda and launched the work of the Kempegowda study center on the Jnanabharathi campus of the University of Bangalore.
“Every year, the birth warning is celebrated on June 27.
Bengaluru Habba will be held on June 26, and 28 from next year,” Narayan said.
Previously, many organizations held a weeklong annual cultural festival under the name Bengaluru Habba.
Now with the government’s announcement, it is set to return in the form of a country celebration.
Narayan said the 108 Fttall statue of Kempegowda, where CM had put down the foundation stone last year, will be installed in February.
The installation was delayed because the pandemic and work on the bronze statue was taking place at RAM Sutarworkstation in Noida.
He said 46 locations have been identified as a Kempegowda legacy site and they will be developed based on priority.
Land acquisition and other processes have begun for this purpose.
This area consists of a forest of 15,000 hectares.
By entering all this, there are also plans to make tourism circuits, added Narayan.