<span style="color: #222222;">Mysuru in Karnataka is all set to organise Jamboo Savari elephant procession tomorrow on the tenth and concluding day of Dussehra.<br />''<br />'' Due to the pandemic, Dussehra is a simple affair limited to the Mysuru Palace premises with permission for only 300 people to attend the procession, including artistes, security personnel and dignitaries. The district administration has made all arrangements for the live telecast of the event. Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa will perform puja to Nandi Dhwaja near the Balarama Gate of the Palace, during Makara lagna, between 2.59 pm and 3.20 pm tomorrow. After pushparchane or offering of flower petals to the idol of Chamundeshwari Devi, placed in the golden howdah, the procession will commence during Kumbha lagna between 3.40 pm and 4.15 pm.   The mounted police, artistes performing nadaswara, Folk and religious troupes performing veeragase, kilu gombe, mara gaalu, chande and tamate will be part of the procession. A tableau will also be part of the procession.    As per the recommendation of the Covid technical advisory committee, the procession will be done within the palace premises.</span><br />