Mysuru's Famous Dasara Parade Restricted to Palace Ground Amid Pandemic | Read
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the elaborate parade associated with Karnataka's state festival Dasara, or the Nada Habba as it is called locally - a massive draw for tourists - is likely to stay restricted to its starting point, the Mysuru Palace. The decision was taken at a meeting of ministers and officials convened by Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa to discuss protocols ahead of the 10-day festival from October 17.
