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Mangalore: Dasara Procession – Traffic Changes in City

  •   Wed, Oct 05 2011 02:31:56 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Oct 5: Changes have been affected in vehicular movement in the city on Thursday October 6, on account of procession relating to Mangalore Dasara, and car festival of Goddess Mangaladevi Temple, by the deputy commissioner of Dakshina Kannada district.

The procession of the idols of Goddess Sharada and different forms of Goddess Durga will leave the premises of Lord Gokarnanatheshwara Temple in Kudroli here, at 4 pm on Thursday. The procession will take the route of Mannagudda, Lady Hill, PVS Circle, Navabharath Circle, Hampankatta, K B Circle, Mohini Vilas, Car Street, Balaji and culminate at Kudroli temple, where the idols will be immersed in the temple tank.

The changes in vehicular movement will in force from 4 pm on Thursday till the procession ends on Friday morning. In the case of Mangaladevi car festival, the changes in traffic will be effective from 7 pm on October 6.

Vehicular movement during the period the Dasara procession moves through different locations has been banned, a release said. In the case of Mangaladevi car festival, movement of vehicles from the direction of Cassia and Monky Stand towards the temple and movement of buses from Mulihitlu will remain banned since the beginning of the procession, it added.
  

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Comment on this article

  • Sachin, Mangalore/Mangalore

    Tue, Oct 11 2011

    My friend Mr. Kenneth don't jump to the conclusion. In Mangalore there are many substitute roads for Emergency Cases. Therefore for precaution, the Authorities are educating the Mangaloreans. So that they mentally prepare themselves for which road is free. And Government is not funding anything here. The people Of Mangalore irrespective whether he is Hindu, Muslim or Christian are contributing for the festival. It is not waste. Think in a broad perspective. It will allow more business to come up during these festival. Like Electricians will earn for lightings which will help them to look after their family. More shop keepers business will be in good pace. The creativity what we implement to make the festival successfull will have positive impact and progress right from Chaparasi to software industry. Nowadays many of the softwares are also implemented to make the function more attractive, which will bring profit to Software industry as well as the people who are working in it. These are only few examples. So think about it.

    May God bless you.

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  • Kenneth, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 06 2011

    This happens only in Mangalore. What if an Emergency case? Will the DC and Police take responsibility? Waste of Government funds and peoples time.

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