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State plans to bring changes to Mysuru Dasara celebrations
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Speaking to reporters at Piriyapatna here, he said, “Every year we should see some changes. We are making an effort in that direction. Earlier, there was only cinema, then television, computers, phones and mobiles came. Now AI has arrived. Technology is changing,” he said.
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State plans to bring changes to Mysuru Dasara celebrations
Mysuru: Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on Saturday said the state was planning to bring changes to its annual Dasara celebrations to reflect technological and cultural changes, including greater participation by artistes.
Speaking to reporters at Piriyapatna here, he said, “Every year we should see some changes. We are making an effort in that direction. Earlier, there was only cinema, then television, computers, phones and mobiles came. Now AI has arrived. Technology is changing,” he said.
Shivakumar said he had requested the Defence Minister to send troops and arange for an air show for the celebrations, and wanted NCC members, students and college youth to learn discipline from the armed forces.
He also said the Tibetan community in Bylakuppe should be given space to showcase its traditions and culture as part of the festivities. “This is the state festival. They should come to this festival, and all their new artists as well as veterans should come and seek the blessings of the people,” he said, referring to the Kannada film industry.
Shivakumar said he had also requested neighbouring states to send tableaux, allowing people to experience different cultural traditions. “Let our people learn something from them,” he said.
