<p>With just a few days left for the annual Hasanamba festival, gold ornaments of the goddess, kept in the district treasury, were taken out in a procession to the temple, on Monday.</p>.<p>The ornaments were taken out of the treasury, in the presence of Deputy Commissioner R Girish, Additional DC Kavitha Rajaram and Tahsildar Shivashankarappa. Pujas were performed and they were placed in a palanquin before taking to Hasanamba temple, amid tight police security.</p>.<p>The temple will be opened for the year on November 5 to 17. In the wake of Covid spread, the district administration has banned devotees to the temple, as a precautionary measure.</p>.<p>While people's representatives and dignitaries will be allowed to the temple on the first day, the public can have darshan via LED screens installed at several places in Hassan city.</p>
<p>With just a few days left for the annual Hasanamba festival, gold ornaments of the goddess, kept in the district treasury, were taken out in a procession to the temple, on Monday.</p>.<p>The ornaments were taken out of the treasury, in the presence of Deputy Commissioner R Girish, Additional DC Kavitha Rajaram and Tahsildar Shivashankarappa. Pujas were performed and they were placed in a palanquin before taking to Hasanamba temple, amid tight police security.</p>.<p>The temple will be opened for the year on November 5 to 17. In the wake of Covid spread, the district administration has banned devotees to the temple, as a precautionary measure.</p>.<p>While people's representatives and dignitaries will be allowed to the temple on the first day, the public can have darshan via LED screens installed at several places in Hassan city.</p>