Kutaganahalli Village's Centuries-Old Respiratory Cure Draws Thousands

A small village in Koppal district saw massive crowds as people flocked to receive a centuries-old herbal medicine for respiratory issues, particularly asthma. Traditional healer Ashok Rao Kulkarni administered the 'wonder pill' during an auspicious time. The event, which has been a family tradition for over 100 years, turned the village into a bustling fairground.

On a serene Saturday morning, the village of Kutaganahalli in Koppal district was transformed into a bustling hub as thousands from across the country arrived to receive a traditional herbal medicine claimed to cure respiratory problems such as asthma.

The medicine, known as the 'wonder pill,' is prepared by Ashok Rao Kulkarni, a traditional healer who has continued this family practice for over 40 years. Administered during the transition of the moon from 'Mrugashira Nakshatra' to 'Ardra Nakshatra,' the event attracted individuals from Karnataka, Maharashtra, and other southern states.

This longstanding tradition, rooted in the Kulkarni family for over a century, has created a magnetic pull to Kutaganahalli. The village transformed into a grand fairground, complete with vendors selling various items, reflecting the immense trust and belief in the efficacy of the age-old remedy.

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