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Kottammathalli Jatara

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Goddess Kottammathalli: Similar to other regions, the Jatara is dedicated to Goddess Kottammathalli, a local deity who is believed to protect and bless the devotees with prosperity, health, and well-being. The goddess is revered as a protector, and her worship is a deep-rooted tradition in the area. Festival Timing: This festival usually takes place annually, though the exact dates may vary. It typically happens around the end of the harvest season or during a period of significance in the local lunar calendar.Religious Ceremonies: The celebration includes elaborate rituals and prayers. The goddess's idol is adorned beautifully, and devotees offer flowers, coconuts, incense, and other items as part of their devotion. Prayers are held in the temple, and priests perform sacred rituals to invoke blessings.Animal Sacrifices: Similar to other versions of the festival, animal sacrifices, especially of goats, are sometimes part of the rituals, symbolizing the appeasement of the goddess and her blessing for the well-being of the community.Processions: A key part of the festival is the grand procession in which the idol of Kottammathalli is taken through the streets. Devotees follow the procession, singing hymns, playing traditional drums and instruments, and expressing their devotion in various ways.Community Bonding and Celebrations: The festival fosters a strong sense of community, with people from different villages and towns in Srikakulam coming together to participate. Temporary markets, food stalls, and fairs add to the celebratory mood, turning the occasion into a time of joy and unity.

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