The Suttur Jathra in Mysuru will start on January 15. This annual festival promises to draw large crowds with its unique attractions. Organizers have planned a massive Dasoha, or community feast, to welcome people from all walks of life.
Krishi Mela: A 15-Acre Exhibition and Learning Space
One of the key highlights of the jathra is the Krishi Mela. It spans 15 acres and serves as both an exhibition and a learning space. Farmers and visitors can explore various agricultural displays here. The mela aims to educate people about modern farming techniques.
Krishi Brahmanda: The Heart of the Festival
At the center of the Krishi Mela lies the Krishi Brahmanda. This is a one-acre model farm designed to showcase innovative and sustainable agricultural practices. It demonstrates how farmers can adopt eco-friendly methods to improve their yields. The Brahmanda will feature live demonstrations and interactive sessions.
Experts will be present to explain the benefits of sustainable agriculture. They will discuss topics like organic farming, water conservation, and crop rotation. This initiative hopes to inspire local farmers to try new approaches.
Massive Dasoha to Attract Visitors
The festival will also include a large-scale Dasoha. This community feeding program is a traditional part of many Indian festivals. It provides free meals to thousands of attendees. Organizers expect the Dasoha to be a major draw, fostering a sense of community and sharing.
Preparations for the jathra are in full swing in Mysuru. Volunteers are working hard to set up the venues and arrange the logistics. Local authorities have given their support to ensure a smooth and successful event.
The Suttur Jathra is an important cultural and agricultural event in Karnataka. It not only celebrates local traditions but also promotes agricultural innovation. Visitors can look forward to a vibrant mix of education, entertainment, and community spirit.
