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Padmashree Dr Kadri Gopalnath to receive Vandana Award

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March 14, 2011

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Mangalore March 14: Padmashree Dr Kadri Gopalnath, Saxophonist, has been chosen for state level “Vandana Award” given by Rotary Club of Mangalore Central in association with Rotaract Club of Mangalore.

Addressing the media persons here on Monday, Rtn Dr B Devadas Pai, Chairman, Award Committee, said Kadri Gopalnath has chosen for his contribution in the field of classical instrumental saxophone music. The award comprises of a citation, a silver plaque and a gold chain. In the past, the award was conferred to Justice Santhosh Hegde, Lokayuktha, playback singer Gurukiran, Spin Maestro B S Chandrashekar.

The award will be conferred on Friday, March 18 at Eden Aquatic and Sports Foundation, Nanthur at 8 pm. Commissioner of Mangalore City Corporation Dr Vijay Prakash will be the chief guest. Assistant Governor Rtn Usman Kukkady will be the guest of honour.

The President of the Club Rtn Herman Pereira will preside and Chairman of the award committee Rtn Dr B Devadas Pai will deliver the felicitation address.
Rtn MV Mallya, PRO, Rtn Herman Pereira, President and Rtr Darshan, President were present.

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