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VHP, BD to hold grand Ramotsav in city

March 24, 2012
Mangalore, March 24: The Vishwa Hindu Parishath, Bajrang Dal and Shri Ramothsava Samithi are jointly organizing a three-day long Shri Ramotsav programme at the Nehru Maidan in the city from March 31 to April 2.

On March 31 at 9.30 am the flag hoisting and establishing of the idol of Seetaram will take place. Rotary governor Dr Devdas Rai will lead the flag hoisting. In the afternoon there will be Mahapooja and Prasad distribution.

In the evening Bhajans will be performed. At the religious meeting in the evening Shri Ramananda Swamiji, Shri Mohan Das Swamiji, Shri Rajashekharananda Swamiji will be present along with N Yogish Bhat, Captain Ganesh Karnik, K S Nityananda, Dr Dayananda Pai and Nalin Kumar Kateel.

On April 1 Shri Ramanavami special pooja will be held and on April 2 under the leadership of Vidwan Ganesh Raj, Seetharam Kalyanothsav will take place.

At 8 pm on the first day, there will be Bhakti Rasamanjari by Ramakrishna Katukukke and on the second day at 8 pm there will be a Tulu drama “Tulunad Beere Devu Poonje” by Lion Kishore D Shetty and team. On the third day at 7 pm there will be Punya Lahari (Shabari) a dance drama by Sanathana Natyalaya, Mangalore. On the same day at 9 pm burning of Ravana and an attractive fireworks display will be showcased.

On April 1 for the workers of Vishwa Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal there will be Kabbadi tournament and for the workers of Mathru Mandali and Durgavahani various sports competitions will be conducted.

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Bengaluru, June 29: The Karnataka government on Monday issued guidelines to conduct online classes for all students of ICSE, CBSE and SSLC under the directions of the High Court.

According to the guidelines, for the kindergarten students, online classes can be held 30 minutes a week and students in classes 1-5 will have online classes for 30-45 minutes divided into two periods for three alternate days every week.

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