Talacauvery gears up for Cauvery ‘Theerthodbhava’ on Saturday
Ritual scheduled for 7.50 p.m.; free bus services, security and other facilities arranged for devotees
Talacauvery, the birthplace of Cauvery River, is preparing for the annual Cauvery ‘Theerthodbhava’ on Saturday. At 7.50 p.m., thousands of devotees from Kodagu, other parts of Karnataka, and neighboring states are expected to gather to witness the emergence of the holy water. The district administration has arranged drinking water, barricades to manage queues, lighting along the Bhagamandala–Talacauvery route, floral decorations, toilets and vehicle parking for devotees' convenience.
KSRTC will operate 25 special buses for free transport, while the Kodagu Ekikarana Ranga will distribute prasada, and a devotional singing program for Goddess Cauvery will take place on a dedicated stage. Security is enhanced by police officers, personnel, home guards, and CCTV cameras. Chief Minister A.S. Ponnanna inaugurated a newly built Bhandara Mane building near the temple, costing around ₹1 crore.
The gold ornaments adorning Goddess Cauvery were paraded from the Bhagandeshwara Temple to Talacauvery on Friday, and will be kept there for a month during the festivities.
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