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Mangaluru: Sri Ramananda Swamiji of Kolya mutt no more

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May 23, 2016

Mangaluru, May 23: Sri Ramananda Swamiji of Sri Mookambika Mutt, Kolya passed away at a private hospital the city after a brief period of illness on Monday.

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66-year-old religious leader was admitted to the hospital with high blood Pressure and diabetes. A large number of devotes attended his final rites on the mutt premises near Ullal.

Ramananda Swamy was born in Mavinakatte village in Badiyadka in Kasaragod. He studied in Agalpady Durgaparameshwari School and at the Puttur Vivekananda College. He worked for a few years as the conductor of a private bus firm before becoming a sanyasi.

Shivabalayogi Swami initiated Ramananda Swami into spiritualism in 1979. After touring the country, Ramananda Swami came to the Mookambika Temple in Kolya in 1988.

Vishwesha Tirtha Swami of Pejawar Mutt has mourned the death of the Kolya Ramananda Swami. In a press release issued here on Monday, the Pejawar seer said that Kolya Ramananda Swami had a lot of concern for the poor and always sent help to disaster-hit areas.

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PM
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Tuesday, 24 May 2016

No cheddis will come to protect in this time. only YOUR good deeds will be helpful and Bad deeds will haunt those who indulge in sins and deception and killing and hurting others... Unless U recognize the true god and make repentance. Your destiny is in your hand and dont sell your character to cheddis ... recognise the evil who disrupt the society.

Subramanya
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Monday, 23 May 2016

heartfelt condolence.

Priyanka
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Monday, 23 May 2016

i visited mukambika mutt once, a good hearted person, he gave me a good life speech,

Jaffar
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Monday, 23 May 2016

swamiji's should live longer because they dont have any kind of tension, anyway condolences.

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Bengaluru, Mar 31: With many departmental stores, shops and establishments insisting on people to wear masks, Karnataka government on Tuesday clarified that as a rule every one need not wear a mask.

The Commissionerate of Health and Family Welfare Services in an advisory said a person is suppose to wear mask only when he or she has symptoms of cold or cough or fever or any other respiratory problem.

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The advisory from the Commissionerate has come amid shops and establishments, also police on road insisting people to wear masks when they venture out.

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