After two years of the pandemic, citizens are gearing up to celebrate Ugadi on April 2 with their friends and relatives.
“It was a low-key celebration last year with a limited number of guests, but I’m looking forward to celebrating Ugadi with my relatives this year. Now that the Government has lifted restrictions, we have decided to offer prayers at temples and celebrate together,” said Madhavi Reddy from Jalahalli.
Another resident from Soldevanahalli said that they are planning to prepare the famous Ugadi ‘pachadi’ for their friends and relatives to mark the beginning of a new calendar.
