Mangalurean Amoghavarsha Bhat enters ‘Voice of UAE 2017’ finale

Shodhan Prasad

November 23, 2017

Dubai, Nov 23: 10-year-old Master Amoghavarsha Bhat, a Grade 4 student of Delhi Private School in Dubai has entered the finale of ‘Voice of UAE 2017’ singing competition scheduled to be held on 1st December, 2017 at Sh. Rashid Auditorium, Dubai. Bollywood singing sensation Kavitha Krishnamurthy will be the judge.

Amoghavarsha Bhat hails from Puttur in Mangaluru region of Karnataka. Son of Prasanna T N and Smitha Bhat, who is also a trained singer and dancer from Puttur, Amoghavarsha is well groomed by his parents into singing from childhood. Amoghavarsha is formally getting trained in Carnatic Classical Music and is also learning Mrudanga and Guitar simultaneously.

Amoghavarsha has made a name for himself through his singing in Dubai’s Global Village 2017 platform. He has also performed in Sharjah Karnataka Sangha annual programmes and also had won second runner-up in UAE Level Kannada Film Song competition held by the Sangha in the year 2016. His performances in Ocean Kids Extravaganza 2017, 2nd Kannada Sahitya Sammelana, Basava Jayanthi Celebrations, KADAM Annual Events, 20th Anniversary Event of UAE Havyaka Sangha and received thunderous appreciation and name for himself everywhere he performed.

Some of his achievements/credentials are:

• Second runner-up in UAE Level Kannada Film song Competition held by KSS Sharjah, 2016

• Semi Finalist in WAFI Superstars 2017 in ‘Kids HQ Super Star’ Contest

• Emerging Talent recognition in ‘Amazing Stars 2015’ contest

• Recognized as ‘Child Prodigies in UAE’ held by BIG IDEA Group

• 2nd Place in Hindi Light Music competition held by Red Inter-school Youth Fest

• Team Member in winning Cadence Choral Recitation of his school at the Inter Junior School Fest

• TMS Idol in ‘Chrysalis’ in his School Event

• ‘Song Bird’ Awards bestowed to him in various occasions for being the youngest musician

• ‘Golden Star’ Award received in his school for achieving high grades

• His interview was aired on UAE Radio Chanel ‘radio Spice 105.4 FM

• His voiced songs ‘Hadu Santhoshakke’ & ‘Gaata Rahe Mera dil’ in U.S.Radio channel 1170 FM

• Rendered Concerts in Carnatic classical Music at Puttur and Pavanje Temples in Mangaluru.

Prasanna T.N. & Smitha Bhat

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Masha Allah

He has a bright future. He will be a good playback singer. All the best little brother

All the best Amogavarsha.

Songs available in youtube. If not please make some arrangement to download songs.

Wow. great.

All the best little champ

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COVID-19: Plasma Therapy likely to begin in Karnataka from April 25

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April 24,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 24: Karnataka is likely to start Convalescent Plasma Therapy for COVID-19 patients, who are critical, from tomorrow, Medical Education Minister K Sudhakar said here on on Friday. "We have already got approval for Convalescent Plasma Therapy.

There is no need for any special permission for it....when I was in BMC (Bangalore Medical College) I spoke to We may probably start it for the first patient from tomorrow itself. The donor has also agreed," Sudhakar said.

Speaking to reporters here, he said the convalescent Plasma Therapy was only for patients who are critical, in Intensive Care Units or on ventilator. According to the latest update, five COVID-19 patients are in ICUs in the state.

After attending video conferencing by Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan with health and medical education Ministers of all states, Sudhakar said the Minister lauded the good practices adopted by Karnataka in its fight against COVID-19 and asked to share the same with other states.

Responding to a question, he made it clear that COVID-19 is something that was not going to end by May 3 or by May end and like other viruses, would continue to exist. Sudhakar, who is leading the government's efforts against COVID-19 in Bengaluru and is in charge of the state war room, said many people are treating corona as a social stigma, which was not right.

There was no reason to get frightened about it as the infection can be cured, he said. "We have to take precautions so that it doesn't spread further....like fever, cold and cough- corona also can be cured... 97% people it can be cured, those with comorbidity and those above 60 years have to take some precautions. We have to bring in certain changes in our lifestyle and maintain social distancing," he added.

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