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Kambala held in Jeppinamogaru

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March 11, 2012
Mangalore, March 11: A double-track kambala was held on Saturday in Jeppinamogaru on the banks of the Netravathi for the second consecutive year.

The event was organized by Jaya-Vijaya Jodukere Kambala committee in memory of the late Jayagangadhara Shetty.

Inaugurated the event, Brahma Shri Vedamurty Vittaldas Tantri, Derebail, said that Jayagangadhar was very popular for his social service and was particularly known for encouraging buffalo racers. When he was alive he was regularly encouraging cultural events and he was an inspiration to everyone. It is worth remembering Jayagangadhar by organizing Kambala in his hometown and it is a tribute from his family, he added.

Dozens of pairs of buffalos from Udupi, Dakshina Kannada and Kasargod districts participated in the Kambala. Competitions were held in “negilu”, “hagga kiriya-hiriya”, “kanehalage” and “addahalage” categories.

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