Archive · 18 Jan 2026
Elaborate Arrangements for Yeti Pandaga in Nellore
The city of Nellore is preparing for a big event called Yeti Pandaga.
This event happens on the banks of the Pennar river.
The local government is making sure everything goes smoothly by setting up good security and other arrangements.
People will perform special rituals to honor their elders.
One ritual is called Peddapandaga, where they visit the tombs of their family members.
Another ritual is Gobbemmalu Nimajjana, where they immerse special clay figures in the river.
These traditions were started by a former city leader in the year 2000.
The government is paying for the event, and it's being organized with the help of many officials.
It's a special time for the community to come together and remember their ancestors.
Yeti Pandaga event to be held on the banks of river Pennar in Nellore on Saturday evening.
Administration has made elaborate arrangements including security and other logistics.
SP Ajitha Vejendla reviewed security measures and ordered adequate police deployment.
Municipal Administration Minister Ponguru Narayana conducted meetings with various departments to ensure the event's success.
Rituals include Peddapandaga (honoring elders at tombs) and Gobbemmalu Nimajjana (immersing clay figures in the river).
- Who
- Nellore administration, SP Ajitha Vejendla, Minister Ponguru Narayana, local residents
- What
- Yeti Pandaga event with rituals Peddapandaga and Gobbemmalu Nimajjana
- When
- Saturday evening, continuing late into the night
- Where
- Banks of river Pennar, Ranganayakula Pet, Nellore
- Why
- To conduct traditional rituals and honor elders, as introduced in 2000
- Event
- Yeti Pandaga
- Location
- Ranganayakula Pet, Nellore
- River
- Pennar
- Key Officials
- SP Ajitha Vejendla, Minister Ponguru Narayana
- Rituals
- Peddapandaga, Gobbemmalu Nimajjana
- Historical Significance
- Introduced in 2000 by Anam Vivekananda Reddy
- Expenditure
- Borne by Municipal Administration
- Recent Conduct
- Following 2024 elections under TDP