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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 20 Oct, 11:30

Kurnool District

2 stories · 2 outlets · last 7 days

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Other · 20 Oct

Devaragattu Banni Utsavam | దసరా వేళ కర్రల సమరం.. దేవరగట్టు బన్నీ ఉత్సవం వెనుక అసలు కథ ఇదే!

AI summaryThe article describes the Devaragattu Banni Utsavam, a unique Dussehra tradition in Andhra Pradesh's Kurnool district where devotees engage in a mock fight with sticks to carry idols. It explains the mythological origins of the festival and highlights its recent violent nature, noting numerous injuries in 2023, 2024, and 2025, and mentions warnings from local authorities to maintain peace.

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