Mangaluru: large amounts of people flock to the beach in Kannada Dakshina on New Year’s Eve.
However, with Deputy Commissioner KV Rajendra limited the entry to all the beaches in the city after 7pm, many people were seen returning from the beach at 7pm.
Overall, it is a low new year celebration in the city, which is mostly limited in time.
Home, Resort and Homestay.
The large crowd was seen at the wine shop and the hotel.
“The last order was taken at 9pm.
However, no DJ did, or another celebration as in the days before Covid-19, said Damodar Shetty, Partner, Prestige Hotel in Balmatta.
Churches in Mangalore held a year’s night mass New on Friday, by following all Covid protocols.
Meanwhile, at Sri Kshetra Dharmasthala, worshipers offer special SEVE, by decorating the temple premises as part of the New Year celebration.
A team of 15 people from Bengaluru adorned the temple building, Beedu (residence Sri Kshetra Dharmastala Dharmadhikari D Veerendra Heggade) and other buildings in the city of the temple, use various fruits, flowers and leaves.
Devotee Gopala Rao, owner, Sai Flower Decorator, Chandra Layout, Bengaluru, said that his company had decorated the temple during the celebration of the year Just every year.
“We have offered this to decorate the temple for the blessings received through God’s service in Dharmasthala,” he said.
Dharmadh IKARI D Veerendra Heggade, sharing new year’s wishes, said, “All activities remained stagnant due to Covid-19 pandemics in the past two years.
People live in fear and anxiety.
However, the situation is better, and we can see activities taken in all sectors.
However, we must be more responsible and follow the Covid-19 guidelines to make the new year prosperous.
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The beach crowd in Nye, was asked to go at 7pm
