<p>The Hasanamba temple will open for the annual festival on November 5 and will remain open till November 16. The sanctum sanctorum of the temple will be opened as per tradition at 12 noon on Thursday.</p>.<p>There is no darshan for the public this year due to the Covid-19 outbreak. The district administration has restricted the entry of devotees to the temple this year as a precautionary measure. However, it has made all arrangements and LED screens are placed at 10 places in Hassan city, so that people can have darshan of the deity.</p>.<p>Devotees can also view the puja rituals and have darshan of the deity on the website http://hasanambalive2020.com on all 12 days.</p>.<p>Only people's representatives and invitees would be allowed into the temple to have darshan of the deity on the first day and the last day, sources said.</p>
<p>The Hasanamba temple will open for the annual festival on November 5 and will remain open till November 16. The sanctum sanctorum of the temple will be opened as per tradition at 12 noon on Thursday.</p>.<p>There is no darshan for the public this year due to the Covid-19 outbreak. The district administration has restricted the entry of devotees to the temple this year as a precautionary measure. However, it has made all arrangements and LED screens are placed at 10 places in Hassan city, so that people can have darshan of the deity.</p>.<p>Devotees can also view the puja rituals and have darshan of the deity on the website http://hasanambalive2020.com on all 12 days.</p>.<p>Only people's representatives and invitees would be allowed into the temple to have darshan of the deity on the first day and the last day, sources said.</p>
