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Keralites celebrate Onam
Onam, the harvest festival of Kerala is now a popular and widely celebrated one in Hyderabad too. Celebrated to honour King Mahabali, a revered and...
Onam, the harvest festival of Kerala is now a popular and widely celebrated one in Hyderabad too. Celebrated to honour King Mahabali, a revered and popular entity, who makes his entry from the underworld and to commemorate the birthday of the deity, Padmanabhan of Thiruvananthapuram, it is a grand spectacle all over Kerala where the festivities are spread over ten days. The Kerala state government has a four-day holiday period declared.
The local Malayalee population left no stone unturned to make the festival a memorable event. Homesick Malayalees, who are sizeable in number, especially in the Secunderabad area like Malkajgiri and Safilguda have made it an annual ritual. Apollo staff also celebrated the festive on a grand note. This year it was made even more colourful by organising the festivities well in advance at Rail Kalarang, Bhoiguda, almost a full week ahead of the actual day which fell on September 16.
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