Happy Kannada Rajyotsava 2023: Karnataka Formation Day Wishes, Quotes, Greetings, Images, History, and Traditional Foods – News18

KANNADA RAJYOTSAVA 2023: Karnataka Formation Day, also known as Kannada Rajyotsava, holds a special place in the hearts of all natives in the region. It is more than just a celebration of the state’s inception. It is a colourful commemoration of Karnataka’s rich legacy and diversity. The southern Indian state will mark its 66th foundation day on November 1, 2023. This day is a public holiday in the state. People celebrate the occasion with great fervour. On this day, the state government organises several cultural events. Let’s take a look at the history, significance including other aspects of the Karnataka State Formation Day festivity.

Karnataka Formation Day 2023: Wishes, Quotes, Messages and Greetings

The Constitution provided us with faith, freedom, tranquility, and pride. So let us celebrate the day it was established by smiling and wishing happy Rajyotsava day.

We have faith in the words and pride in our souls. On Rajyotsava 2023, let us salute the state.

Freedom of thought, strength in words, purity in our blood, pride in our souls, and zeal in our hearts. Let us appreciate Karnataka’s spirit. Merry Rajyotsava!

Justice, brotherhood, and love are the songs in our hearts; let us join hands on Rajyotsava Day; this land is inextricably linked to us!

Celebrate this wonderful day with pride, Congratulations on Kannada Rajyotsava!

May this Rajyotsava day illuminate new dreams with new hopes, unknown paths, and new insights. May your life be filled with bright and beautiful surprises and moments. Rajyotsava to everybody!

On this joyous occasion, I pray that God Almighty blesses you with happiness, wealth, and success. Congratulations on Karnataka Rajyotsava 2022!

Karnataka Formation Day 2023: Traditional Foods From The State

1. Maddur VadaA popular dish from Karnataka gets its name from Maddur town in Mandya district. The dough made of flour, onion, semolina, and other ingredients is flattened into small circular forms. It is then deep-fried until the outside is crunchy.
2. Mysore PakThis sweet dish is famous all across the country. Made with chickpea flour, sugar and ghee, the dessert is a specialty in the southern state.
3. Korri GassiThis chicken curry has a distinct coconut and tamarind flavor. It is a Mangalore Bunt community specialty.

Karnataka Formation Day 2023: History

Through the Karnataka Ekikarana movement, Aluru Venkata Rao, a renowned Indian historian and writer, sought to establish the state of Karnataka. India became a republic in 1950, and distinct provinces were formed based on languages, which resulted in the formation of a Kannada-speaking region in South India on November 1, 1956.

The newly established state was initially named Mysore, but the name was rejected by other regions, including North Karnataka. Therefore, on November 1, 1973, the state was renamed Karnataka, which was derived from the Kannada word “Karunadu” meaning “lofty land.”