Beary Academy hosts interactive meet on language, culture and literature

March 6, 2011

Mangalore, March 6: An interactive programme on "Beary language, literature and culutre" (Beary Baase, Sahithya pinne Samskrithi) was held on Sunday at Hotel Srinivas Auditorium here under the auspices of Karnataka Beary Sahithya Academy.

BA Muhammad Haneef, Working President of Akhila Bharatha Beary Parishath said the bearys should not practice unislamic culture in the name of protecting the beary culture.

He said the bearys should shun abusive words to bring more dignity to the language.

“Few Bearys refer to non Muslims in singular which forces them to view Beary as a culture-less language (Baase Daanthina Baase)”

Use the word “Marchiro” (passed away) as a substitute to “Chaththro” (dead) while referring to deaths of non-Muslims, he said.

He said Bearys should start using respectful and meaningful words, so that Beary language would diversify and spread beyond the boundaries.

Abdul Azeez Baikampady, President of Beary Kalaranga said Beary is not only confined to Muslim community. He expressed his concern over declining Beary culture among the people.

Bearys used to feed rotis to crows after performing arathi type rituals over individual's head on “Worst Wednesday” (Vodkatho Podnase) in order to keep away bad omen. “But you cannot see these types of customs nowadays,” he said.

The unique hospitality tradition of Bearys is also on the decline while wedding ceremony has become just a formal procedure, he regretted.

In his presidential address, MB Abdul Rahman, Chairman of Beary Sahithya Academy said since its inception, academy has tried to restore and instill the essence of Beary language, culture in the minds of 10,000 children across the state.

About two dozen participants interacted and put across their opinions and suggested many ideas including reservation for linguistic minorities, Academy's programme and progress etc.

PA Rahim, Former President, Bantwal Taluk Kendra Beary Sahithya Parishath, Bashir Baikampady, President of Beary Sahithya, Samskrithika Sangha, Umarabba, Registrar, Beary Sahithya Academy and others were among those present.

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April 4,2020

Bagalkot, April 4: A COVID-19 positive patient passed away in Karnataka's Bagalkot on Friday, taking the total number of deaths in the state to four, informed the Deputy Commissioner of Bagalkot.

The total number of coronavirus cases in the country now stands at 2650 including 184 people who have been discharged or cured or migrated, and 68 deaths, as per the data provided by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

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January 2,2020

Mysuru, Jan 2: Mysuru-based Karnataka State Open University is gearing up to offer courses online from this year onwards and a proposal in this connection will be placed before the University Grants Commission (UGC) this month, after approval from the board of management.

As of now, the university offers 31 courses, including undergraduate, postgraduate, and diploma programmes.

Vice-chancellor Vidyashankar S Said that the university will submit its proposal to the UGC soon.

“This is being done to make learning convenient and help students study their courses of choices from the comfort of their homes.”

After launching online admissions for courses, this is another step to go paperless and towards an e-campus, the V-C explained.

The university has also proposed to launch 12 new courses for 2020-21.

A proposal in this regard will be placed before the board for approval on Thursday and the same will be submitted to the UGC for its nod.

Prof. Vidyashankar said the these courses will be in addition to the 31 already available.

The new courses include LLM, MA in Education, BBA, BSc, BCA, diploma in Information Technology, postgraduate diploma in Information Technology, BSc in Information Technology, MSc in Information Technology, MSc in Botany, PG diploma in Banking and Insurance, MSc in Zoology, MA in Telugu, Executive MBA, and MSc in Food Sciences and Nutrition.

The new courses had been proposed based on students’ feedback and the trend.

The V-C said the admissions for the January cycle have begun and over 380 students had so far taken admissions online.

“We are hoping for good admissions this cycle and are expecting around 12,000 admissions,” he replied.

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May 13,2020

Bengaluru, May 13: Gym and hotels, which had remained closed due to lockdown to combat spread of Coronavirus, would be allowed to function from May 17, Karnataka Minister for Tourism C T Ravi said on Wednesday.

Speaking to the media, after a meeting with Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa here he said that the Chief Minister has agreed to give permission to gym, hotels and golf clubs to function and as they have assured to maintain social distance and follow other guidelines of the lockdown.

Mr Ravi, who is also Minister for Youth Empowerment and Sports, further said that reopening of hotel industry would help in attracting tourists. Opening of gym and fitness centre was important for sports persons and regular exercisers.

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