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Akshata Murty's 'Gandaberunda' necklace: Importance of the 'two-headed bird' in 10 points

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The UK First Lady wore a saree and a necklace that featured "Gandaberunda" The two-headed mythical bird is held to be a form of Vishnu and is the state emblem of Karnataka. Karnataka is home to Akshata Murty's parents Infosys founder Narayana Murthy and philanthropist Sudha Murty.

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Akshata Murty's 'Gandaberunda' necklace: Importance of the 'two-headed bird' in 10 points

The 'Gandaberunda' has been a part of Mysuru's history for more than 500 years. Akshata Murty opting to wear it during Diwali celebrations in the UK was seen as a tribute to her home state, Karnataka.

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