Cauvery Aarati will reflect the traditions of all riverbank countries: Shivakumar

The Karnataka government is preparing this time with Dasara to develop the Cauvery Aarti plan, which includes plans representing the cultures of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala, announced, announced by Deputy Chief Minister and Intermediate Irrigation Minister DK Shivakumar.

Speaking in Bangalore on Saturday, he said these approaches are being formulated. He said: “We have established a committee under the leadership of BWSSB head Ram Prasath Manohar. Deputy Director Mandia will also be part of this committee. Various departments including Muzrai, Kannada, Culture and Culture, Irrigation and Tourism will be involved in all aspects of Cauvery Aarti.”

When asked about the financial department’s advice, Cauvery Aarti will have a hard time providing the government with final decisions, whatever the advice is. The government is committed to starting Cauvery Aarti. ”

Responding to questions about whether the Cauvery Aarti site is close to Krishnaraja Sagar, he said: “This activity will be away from the dam away from the dam. Pay attention to safety considerations. The Commission will make a final appeal at the site.”

Regarding whether the team that manages Ganga Aarti in Varanasi will handle Cauvery Aarti, he said: “This will be handled by the team in the state itself.”