Shrinivasa.M MySuru: Pandemic may blow the Dasara Festivity but has done a little to rob the appearance of sheen dolls that adorn the household throughout Mysuru region during the festival.
Yearlast years, some families cannot adjust the appearance of dolls above Covid-19.
Scare and restrictions forced by the state government.
However, this year, preparation for the Dasara Doll setting and exhibition is in a full swing.
Ranganath V, a retired Tahsildar and the author, who is a resident of Vijayashripura, like every year he arranged Dasara Dolls this year too.
“Every year, people arrange Dasara Dolls.
Last year, the fewer people did it because they were worried about inviting people to see this idol amid scaring Covid,” he explained.
Idol said at nine steps.
“We have around 150-200 dolls,” he said.
Sudha now, a resident of Vidyaranyapuram, who has featured Dasara Dolls for the past ten years, he has started preparation.
“When my children and grandchildren are also here, all work together in cleaning dolls, find replacements for broken etc.
I have no plans to invite many people.
Only close family and friends who will be invited to see He regulates this year, “he said.” Bombe Mane “organized by Ramsonsstores in the heart of the city is one of the main tourist attractions for tourists and locals.
The 17th edition of this event was launched recently.
According to Raghu Dharmendra, the curator of this arrangement, the locals came in a good amount.
“We expect visitors from Bengaluru when Dasara,” he said.
Like Mysuru, Dasara Dolls is governed by many families in other districts such as Shivamogga, Kodagu, Hassan, etc.
“It is part of our Dasara tradition,” said Rangath who had written a book about the celebration of the Dasara in the state.