Akhila Bharatha Billawa Union celebrates founder's day

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September 24, 2013
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Mangalore, Sep 24: World has become more materialistic with people having very little time to ddiscuss rationalism and socialism, said M Jayanand Devadiga, Secretary, Dakshina Kannada and Udupi District Backward Classes' Union.

He was speaking after receiving the'Suvarnashree Award' by Akhila Bharatha Billawa Union (ABBU) and Narayana Guru Educational Institutes on founder's day celebrations at Damodhara R Suvarna Auditorium, Kudroli on Tuesday.

“In past no Dalit, Billava and backward caste member was allowed inside the temple. Dalits were more exploited by so called upper classes," he said.

Minister for Fisheries, Youth Welfare and Sports K Abhayachandra Jain inaugurating the formal function of founder's day celebrations said, “when leaders run behind politicians asking seats in polls, M Jayanand Devadiga worked restlessly for the development of backward classes and stood by his dignity and self-esteem. Only few come forward to work without any expectations in present era and make their presence by deeds”, he said.

Urging youngsters to serve society K Abhaya Chandra Jain said “you need to walk on the principles of Narayana Guru and build a strong nation.”

Founder's day program was followed by blood donation camp at Narayana Guru College.

Member of Parliament, Nalin Kumar Kateel, Dr Vasanth Kumar, Principal, Narayana Guru College and Navinchandra D Suvarna of ABBU were present during the occasion.

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anusha
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Wednesday, 6 Sep 2017

Its very helpful to poor student for education.

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