Pay for photo, video shoot at Kadri park from Mar 29


Team Udayavani, Mar 26, 2021, 3:41 PM IST

Mangaluru: Come March 29, people will have to shell out Rs 500 for conducting a photo shoot at Kadri Park as well as Deer park in the city.

A proposal on levying fees for photo/video shoot was discussed at a meeting of Kadri Park development committee.

The assistant director of the horticulture department informed that the rule will come into force from March 29.

Accordingly, people will have to pay Rs 5000 for a video shoot while fee for a photo shoot has been fixed at Rs 500.

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