Puthari Festival Timings Announced at Padi Igguthappa Temple

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November 13, 2026

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The Puthari festival at the Padi Igguthappa Temple will be celebrated on Wednesday, November 25, coinciding with Rohini Nakshatra.

The timings for the rituals at the temple have been announced as follows:

At Padi Igguthappa Temple:

6.05 pm: Nere Kattuva (tying of the sacred nere)
7.05 pm: Kadiru Tegeyuva

(harvesting of the first paddy sheaves)

8.05 pm: Dinner

At other locations:

6.25 pm: Nere Kattuva
7.25 pm: KadiruTegeyuva
8.25 pm: Dinner

The timings have been fixed to ensure that the Puthari rituals are observed in accordance with the prescribed schedule.

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