<p>Bengaluru: After recently selling their produce in Bengaluru, farmers from across Karnataka will hold the event again in the city this weekend.</p>.<p>The second edition of 'Raitha Santhe' will be held at Munivenkataiah Ranga Mandira at Ideal Homes Layout, RR Nagar, from 7 am to 8 pm on Saturday and Sunday.</p>.<p>The first edition — held on April 12, 13, and 14 — attracted over 5,000 customers from across the city, the Karnataka State Farmers' Association said.</p>.<p>The initiative, which started as a protest against falling fruit and vegetable prices, has taken a new shape, with farmers deciding to set up stalls twice a month in Bengaluru to create a market of their own without middlemen intervention.</p>.Baristas, brewers whip up brands at India Coffee Festival in Bengaluru.<p>As of now, the association has tentatively decided to set up these markets on the second and fourth weekend of each month.</p>.<p>The association noted that a majority of women farmers from across Karnataka would join the santhe this month.</p>.<p>Sajji roti, shenga holige, chutney pudi, and Ramanagara mangoes will be special attractions, alongside fresh fruits and vegetables this week.</p>.<p>In support of the initiative, actor and theatre practitioner Akshata Pandavapura will give a talk on 'Aduge Maathu' at 6.30 pm on Saturday.</p>.<p>For more information about the farmers' market, call 9036654365 and 9035454365.</p>
<p>Bengaluru: After recently selling their produce in Bengaluru, farmers from across Karnataka will hold the event again in the city this weekend.</p>.<p>The second edition of 'Raitha Santhe' will be held at Munivenkataiah Ranga Mandira at Ideal Homes Layout, RR Nagar, from 7 am to 8 pm on Saturday and Sunday.</p>.<p>The first edition — held on April 12, 13, and 14 — attracted over 5,000 customers from across the city, the Karnataka State Farmers' Association said.</p>.<p>The initiative, which started as a protest against falling fruit and vegetable prices, has taken a new shape, with farmers deciding to set up stalls twice a month in Bengaluru to create a market of their own without middlemen intervention.</p>.Baristas, brewers whip up brands at India Coffee Festival in Bengaluru.<p>As of now, the association has tentatively decided to set up these markets on the second and fourth weekend of each month.</p>.<p>The association noted that a majority of women farmers from across Karnataka would join the santhe this month.</p>.<p>Sajji roti, shenga holige, chutney pudi, and Ramanagara mangoes will be special attractions, alongside fresh fruits and vegetables this week.</p>.<p>In support of the initiative, actor and theatre practitioner Akshata Pandavapura will give a talk on 'Aduge Maathu' at 6.30 pm on Saturday.</p>.<p>For more information about the farmers' market, call 9036654365 and 9035454365.</p>