Kannada Rajotsava Day is celebrated regularly on November 1st.

Karnataka was assembled on this day, so this day is also called

Kannada Day, Karnataka Formation Day, or Karnataka Day. Rajotsava
means the establishment of a nation. In 1956, all the Kannada-
speaking regions of India were united into a state called Karnataka.
The language conveyed was Kannada. The day has been declared a
state event. Karnataka residents celebrate the Kannada Rajotsava
Day with special pomp. On this day, Karnataka carry a red and yellow
flag. People also sing the Kannada national anthem. The state
government provides grants to individuals who have contributed to
the improvement of Karnataka. The Prime Minister will introduce the
state's capacity to be held at the Kanteerava Stadium in Bangalore.
This Rajotsava is commended by all religions Hinduism, Islam and
Christianity. This day is celebrated not only in Karnataka but also in
many parts of India. Kannada Rajotsava is celebrated by Kannadigas
throughout the state without distinction of rank or religion. On this
day, people wear casual clothes. Men are required to wear turbans in
yellow and red, while women are required to wear sarees in shades
of yellow and red. This day is registered as an administrative event in
the Karnataka region. Kannadigas celebrate this day with incredible
pride. On this day, many people celebrate Rajotsava of Karnataka by
raising Karnataka flags followed by singing Kannada hymns. The
festival includes Karnataka social music and folk dances such as
Dolkunita and Velagas performed by local individuals. On this day,
Rajotsava Scholarships are awarded by the Prime Minister and
Governor of the state to those who have contributed to the progress
of the state.