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File:Yelkunga aka Aarthi Depotsava.JPG
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English: On this day sticks with jasmine and Kankambari flower are fixed to rice along with jaggery cake which are placed inside a vessel which are decorated with flowers called as yelkunga. |
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| Author | Author & Photographer Source:Thigala4u alias Shri from Thigalarapete, Bangalore, India Author has allowed image to be used on Wikipedia under creative Commons attribution. Please follow link and read authors comments. |
Shot taken on 6th day of Karaga festival around 4:40 IST.
Geolocation by wiki : Shri Dharmaraya Swamy Temple
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