Mysuru, September 29, 2025: The much-awaited Mysore Dasara, Karnataka’s official state festival known as Nadahabba , has commenced with grandeur and devotion. The 416th edition of this centuries-old celebration was inaugurated on September 22 at Chamundi Hills by acclaimed International Booker Prize winner Banu Mushtaq, marking the beginning of 11 days of spectacular events that will continue until October 2.

The city of Mysuru has been transformed into a dazzling hub of lights, traditions, and entertainment, drawing visitors from across India and abroad. From the majestic illumination of Mysore Palace to modern attractions such as drone displays, air shows, and youth-centric cultural programs, the festival seamlessly blends heritage with innovation.

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