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Chennai s Margazhi Sabha Canteens: where to go, what to eat?
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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], February 23 (ANI/NewsVoir): Shree Savitramma Thimmegowda Trust Bengaluru hosted a press meet to announce their take over from Shree Renuka Yellamma Devi Devastanam, Katedodhi Mandya District, Karnataka.
Chairman - SPR Groups - Dr M Thimmegowda, Trustee MD - Sunitha Thimmegowda along with other trustees Dr Soumya Ramesh, Daughter in Law of HD Devegowda, Daughter of DC Thamana, Ashok Shankar (Son in law of Savitramma and Thimmegowda) and Raghavendra Gowda (son of Savitramma and Thimmegowda) were present for the same.
Trustee MD Sunitha Thimmegowda s mother K Savithramma s personality was that of a formidably strong woman. Battling the culture of patriarchy since her early years of marriage, she established such a glorious personality that most people felt blessed to be in her presence. Towards the end of her days, K Savithramma dreamt of renovating a small temple in Kattedodhi into a grand temple for the benefit of the people living there. She started t
Shree Savitramma Thimmegowda Trust Bengaluru takes over Shree Renuka Devi Devastanam
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January 09, 2021
The wedding meal ready to be laid out.
Weddings and Marigold
After a pandemic-hit year characterised by movement restrictions and social distancing, Indian wedding planners and families are getting more creative with ideas for the big day – with a live-streamed event creating a huge buzz on social media .
Shivaprakaash and Mahathi’s recent Tamil wedding held in December in Chennai went viral, with images of the
kalyana sappadu – the wedding meal, traditionally served on a banana leaf – provided, hot, to guests in the comfort of their homes, along with a menu card and Indian sweets.
The invitations, when they were sent out, listed the details of the virtual wedding, along with when the meal would be delivered on the day of the wedding. Many people complimented the couple on their creativity, noting that the method could also scale back food waste, a common problem at large weddings.