Mysore/Mysuru: While typically not accessible to the public or tourists, one of the significant rituals observed during the Navarathri celebrations involves the assembly of the jewel-encrusted Golden Throne, known as the 'Rathna-Khachita Suvarna Simhasana.' This intricate process took place this morning in the Amba Vilas Durbar Hall of the Mysore Palace, accompanied by traditional rituals.
Today, being Bhadrapadamasa Krishna Paksha Dashami Day, the ceremonial proceedings commenced at 7.30 am with the performance of sacred rituals, including Navagraha Homa, Shanti Homa, Ganapathi Homa and Chamundi Puja, conducted by a dedicated team of priests from the Mysore Palace.
