Bengaluru welcomes 2025 with joyful festivities

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Bengaluru welcomes 2025 with joyful festivities
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  • Bengaluru welcomed 2025 with 7 lakh revelers and late-night metro services
  • Revellers from cities like Mysuru and Mangaluru also enjoyed themselves
  • Fireworks and pets added charm to the vibrant celebrations

Bengaluru ushered in 2025 with vibrant celebrations across the city. MG Road, Brigade Road, Church Street, and Koramangala saw lakhs of people gathering to revel in the festivities. The attendance soared to an estimated seven lakh as citizens and visitors alike immersed themselves in the spirit of the New Year. Metro and BMTC services operated until the early hours, ensuring smooth travel for partygoers. Adding a unique touch, some attendees brought along their cats and dogs, symbolizing Bengaluru’s cosmopolitan charm.

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The celebrations extended beyond Bengaluru, with Mangaluru, Mysuru, Shimoga, and Hubballi witnessing enthusiastic crowds dancing into the night. Police maintained a vigilant presence, ensuring safety during the revelry. Festivities officially wound down by 2 a.m., leaving behind a trail of happy memories.

In Bengaluru, bursts of fireworks lit up the skyline, echoing the city’s dynamic and inclusive spirit. As a melting pot of cultures, Bengaluru proved once again that it knows how to celebrate with style, welcoming the New Year with open arms and boundless energy.

From the bustling streets of the IT capital to the heartwarming celebrations in other Karnataka cities, the arrival of 2025 was marked by joy, unity, and exuberance.

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