Narayana Guru Yuva Vedike hosts 'Mariyalada Minadana'

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August 7, 2011

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Mangalore, August 7: Mangalore Taluk Committee of Narayana Guru Yuva Vedike in association with Karnataka Tulu Sahithya Academy on Sunday organised 'Mariyalada Minadana,' a unique programme highlighting the importance of Aati month which falls in the months of July and August, at Ravindra Kala Bhavan, University College here.

Praveen Kumar Ullalbail, Proprietor of Maharastra Road Careers inaugurated the programme by lighting the lamp.

Vinay Kumar Sorake, Former MP released the book “Hongiranada Hosthilalli” a compilation of articles which appeared on 'Brahmashri' periodical penned by M S Kotian.

Speaking on the book Muddu Moodubelle, a poet, said that with the sharp language and scientific background author M S Kotian has guided the younger generation into right path.

Mr Sorake said the hard days of Aati month remind the people about the situation of 'have-nots'.

Bhasker Rai Kukkuvalli, Member of Karnataka Tulu Sahithya Academy spoke on the 'uniqueness of Aati'.

The stage was arranged as 'Chavadi' and decorated with antique commodities linked to Tuluva culture and lifestyle.

Shivaraj, President of Narayana Guru Yuva Vedike, Mangalore Taluk Committee, presided over the function.

Cultural programme, quiz and poets meet held on the occasion under the presidentship of Shivananda Karkera, President of Gokarnanatha Bank, Kudroli.

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