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Mangaluru: 5th Beary literary convention in December

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August 30, 2017

Mangaluru, Aug 30: The Beary literary and cultural association has decided to host the fifth Beary literary convention in December this year. 

The first, second and third conventions were held in Mangaluru, Bantwal and Udupi respectively. The fourth Beary convention was held in Chikkamagaluru in 2007.

At a meeting held here on Wednesday, the office bearers of the Association resolved to host the fifth convention in Mangaluru. A state level reception committee would be formed to prepare the framework for the convention. 

The finalisation of the exact date and place of the convention, selection of the president and other important decisions would be taken in the next meeting, stated Umar U H, general secretary of the Association, in a media release.

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Siraj Ahmed
 - 
Friday, 1 Sep 2017

i agree, where is beary language. it is one of the beautiful languages of India. Its been overpowered by Malayalam in South Kanara. Its all the money power and influence of Kasaragod lobby. Sadly we will not have many people speaking this language. Wake up before it is too late.

Mohammad Beary
 - 
Wednesday, 30 Aug 2017

Make Sure Beary gets deurdufied and dekannadafied...

Hindi/urdu,Kannada and Sanskrit loanwords are killing our language...

Tamil/Malayalam is from where our language originated ... So Beary literary convention should make a appeal to use Tamil/Malayalam vocabulary rather than propagating sanskritised,urdufied,kannnadised beary...You people are killing our language and culture...

If not me and like minded Beary language enthusiasts will form separate literary fest to highlight how so called Beary Academy and Sahitya Parishat is killing our language..

Thirdly differentiate language from religion

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May 6,2020

Bengaluru, May 6: Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Wednesday urged migrant workers to stay back as construction activities have resumed and also announced a Rs 1,610 crores COVID-19 financial package for the state.

The Chief Minister also said that close to one lakh persons, including migrant workers and students, among others, have so far been sent back to their home towns from Karnataka.

"We have sent around one lakh people in 3,500 buses and trains, back to their home towns. I have also appealed to migrant workers to stay as the construction work has resumed now," the Chief Minister said at a press conference on Wednesday.

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