Curtains come down on Dasa Sahitya sammelan

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July 16, 2011
Mangalore, July 16: Senior litterateur Dr Thaltaje Vasanth Kumar lamented that Das Sahitya has always remained sidelined and has failed to get the due prominence that it deserved despite the fact that this form of literature produced poetries greater significance.

In his valedictory address at the closing ceremony of the two-day State-level Dasa Sahitya Sammelana organised by Kannada Sahitya Parishat at Town Hall here on Friday, Thaltaje expressed his disappointment over the lack of significance given to Dasa Sahitya.

He said except for Vachana Sahitya, Dasa Sahitya is the only form of centuries old literature which has the depthness and social relevance. But regrettably, Dasa Sahitya has not received the equal status of Vachana Sahitya. If several studies are conducted on Vachana Sahitya and is given academic importance, the same has not happened in the case of Dasa Sahitya, he stated.

He added that the two divisions made by a section of scholars namely Dasa Koota and Vyasa Koota is doing no good.

Pejavar seer Vishweshatheertha Swamiji said that Dasas made the contents of the complicated Hindu Shastras reach even the common man. “Dasa Sahitya has helped instilling sense of values among the people. The complicatedShastras were converted into easy poems and conveyed to the public by Dasas,” he said.

Declining the statement of Dr Thalthaje Vasanth Kumar who had claimed Buddha who appears in Dashavathara and Gauthama Buddha are same, Pejavar seersaid the two Buddhas are different and they do not relate to each other.

“Dashavathara Buddha mentioned in Dasa sahitya was a small boy who was born 5000 years ago, while Gauthama Buddha was born 2,500 years ago,” he said.

The curtains were closed down for Dasa Sahitya Sammelana which was held with grandeur.

The conference witnessed several debates and discussions on Dasa Sahitya.

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July 15,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 15: As on Wednesday, Bengaluru witnessed its first day of lockdown after rising number of Corona cases in the city. In a latest development, popular Kannada actor Dhruva Sarja and his wife Prerana Sarja have tested positive for COVID-19 sending shockwaves in the indutry.

Dhruva Sarja is the nephew of Arjun Sarja and younger brother of Chiranjeevi Sarja who passed away last month after suffering a massive heart attack.

The actor has requested people, who came in contact with them, to get tested immediately.

"My wife and I have both been tested positive for COVID-19 with mild symptoms and hence chosen to get ourselves hospitalised. I'm sure we'll be back all fine! All those who were in close proximity with us please get yourselves tested and remain safe," he tweeted.

In recent times, Mandya MP and popular actress Sumalatha Ambereesh too tested positive, now Dhruva Sarja is the second notable celebrity from Sandalwood to have tested positive for COVID-19.

A source close to the actor's family says that "During Chiranjeevi's funeral last month, some sections of people who had attended had also tested positive, as social distancing rules were not followed by those who attended the funeral. But now, the family has quarantined and there is no cause for worry. Dhruva has also requested all his primary contact to come forward voluntarily and get tested."

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As the PPE is used only for medical treatment, police officials need to investigate who used the kit and in which hospital, who threw it in the river and the purpose of throwing it.

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May 22,2020

Bengaluru, May 22: Karnataka government on Thursday announced that weddings scheduled for May 24 and May 31 are exempted from complete lockdown on Sundays.

As per an earlier advisory issued by the State government with regard to weddings, not more than 50 guests shall be allowed and the consumption of liquor on the occasion will be prohibited.

According to the advisory, sanitisers should be provided at the entry and other appropriate places at the venue. Also, thermal screening of all persons shall be conducted at the entry of the venue. The scanner should be held 3-15 cms away from a person's forehead.

Apart from this, the venue shall be "clean and hygienic," and a "nodal person shall be identified for overseeing the arrangements and coordination at the venue."

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