Cultural extravaganza marks 'Sauharda Christmas 2011'

December 7, 2011

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Mangalore, December 7: Mangalore Christian Council, Karnataka Christian Educational Society, Mangalore Diocesan E Cumenical Council and Karnataka Christian Forum for Human Rights on Tuesday jointly organised a 'Souharda Christmas 2011', a celebration filled with song, dance and music.

Father Rev. Aloyius Paul D Souza, Bishop of Mangalore, Rt Rev. Dr John S Sadananda , Bishop , CSI Karnataka Southern Diocese, Yahkab Mar Elias, Metropolitan Malankara Orthodox Syrian Diocese, Most Rev Dr Lawrence Mukkuzhy, Syro Malabar Bishop of Belthangady and Most Rev. Dr Geevarghese Divannasions, Syro Malankara Bishop Of Puttur were the Chief guests of the evening.

The celebrations began with an Invocation dance by Angels from Sandesha College of Fine arts. Rev Hanibal Cabral , Principal of Mangalore Theosophical College welcomed the audience. The next programme of the evening was Gana Mela, a choir of violins and keyboard by the Sushanthi Church. Following that was cultural dance by St Joseph's Church, Jeppu and then a cultural song by Karnataka Mission Network.

Rev John Sadananda blessed the audience saying, “God is with us. God's blessings are always there. Joseph and Mary, are together today. Today we are talking about the environment and Jesus has the power of oneness. Peace is not only doing pooja but it should be connected with all aspects of life. We have to try to become peace makers. Jesus teaches us how to come together and not fight. We must learn to identify extremes and peace is not confined to Bishops coming together”

Then the programme unveiled the E Cumenical Choir. The next was a Christmas dance by Marthoma Church, Balmatta. They also presented a skit about praying to Jesus. Federation of Christian Churches sang a devotional song, while Father Muller's college of Nursing presented a Bharatanatyam dance.

The evening was filled with good cultural entertainment for the packed audience at Milagres Church hall.

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“Government always stood for Kannada and Kannadigas and initiated measures to implement the Sarojini Mahishi report,” Yediyurappa said. Meanwhile, in Bengaluru, Ola, Uber and auto services were affected even though buses were plying as usual. Security has also been beefed up in Bengaluru after stones were pelted at a Tirupati-Mangaluru bus in Farangipet, though no one was injured.

Bangalore University has postponed all postgraduate (PG) exams scheduled for today. A pro-Kannada activist, Praveen Shetty, was kept under house arrest and police have detained a few people, including those involved in Cauvery protests and other bandh cases.

The organisations are demanding the implementation of a report by former union minister Sarojini Mahishi that recommends a certain percentage of jobs to Kannadigas in public sector undertakings, private companies, and multinational companies. The report was submitted in 1984 but is yet to be implemented.

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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."

Also, a list of attendees with contact details has to be maintained and all guests should have downloaded Aarogya Setu app.

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The digital library already has a repository of 35,500 e-books, 4,800 videos, 59,980 e-journals and 1,112 items for children.

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