111-foot agarbatti unveiled in Mysuru

Cycle Pure Agarbathi, a renowned agarbatti manufacturer based in Mysuru, introduced a colossal 111-foot-long agarbathi as a homage to the region's profound tradition of craftsmanship. This event took place on January 22, concurrently in three culturally vibrant locations: Mysuru in Karnataka, Thane in Maharashtra, and Sankhali in Goa. It signifies a dedication to endorsing and commemorating the diverse artisanal heritage in these regions. Saraswathi, mother of renowned sculptor Arun Yogiraj, lit the agarbatti in the presence of Mysuru MP Pratap Simmha and MLA T.S. Srivatsa. The Ranga family of Cycle Pure Agarbathi, including Guru, Kiran Ranga, Vishnu Ranga, Anirudh Ranga, and Nikhil Ranga, were present to express support for preserving heritage and traditional art forms.In Maharashtra, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde honoured the state's vibrant craftsmanship, while in Goa, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant emphasised the importance of preserving and promoting the area's distinctive artistic expressions.