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Dharmadhikari inaugurates 'Adhyayana Shaala', 'Sri Narasimha Sabha'

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September 21, 2012

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Udupi, September 21: 'Adhyayana Shaala' and 'Sri Narasimha Sabha', the buildings constructed at Putthige Vidya Peetah, near Hiriadka to mark the 50th anniversary of Puthhige Mutt pontiff Sugunendra Theertha, was inaugurated on Friday.

After inaugurating the buildings Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari Dr D Veerendra Heggade called upon the people not to lose values amidst rapid social changes.

To protect and promote Dharma, old day values and messages should be cherished, he said.

MLC G Madhusudan from Mysore stressed the need for more and more Parashurama's rebirth, to destroy corrupt and greedy politicians.

Kaup MLA Lalaji R Mendon presided over the function. Super Cop Daya Nayak, Puthige Mutt pontiff Sugunendra Theertha and Chitrapura Mutt pontiff Vidyendra Theertha were present.

Litterateur Erya Laxminarayana Alva, architect Ramesh Rao, JD(S) district President Devi Prasad Shetty, social worker Indrali Jayakar Shetty, National Awardee teacher Kudi Vasantha Shetty were conferred with 'Sri Narasimha Award' on the occasion.


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