Oman: ‘Bandhavya – 2017’ held

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February 18, 2017

Muscat: The Karnataka chapter of Social Forum Oman organised ‘Bandhavya – 2017” an annual family get-together on February 10, 2017 at Halban Farm House, Barka in a festive environment.

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The people living in Oman with memories of their village struck with wonder by the spending arrangement of village market, which flashed them their childhood days. Hut shops, fair price ration store, road side stalls having all village food like hot and spicy snacks, and drinks like gas-soda etc attracted visitors as well as guests and refreshed their minds. For a moment, they felt like they were in their childhood once again. The audience gathered there were very happy and they felt proud that they could see their native place coastal village in Muscat.

It all started with games for children and other type of all rural sports for all age groups. Everyone present in the program participated in the competition without any hesitation. For ladies, ladies volunteer conducted all sports and games separately. This made them remind the days spent with their friends with sweet and sour memories of their childhood days. All men and women participated enthusiastically and their expression and appreciation made the organizer worth for 3 months hard working for this event.

The chief guest of program, Mr. Shafi Bellare, State Council Member of Popular Front of India praised all people who worked hard in making this program successful one. He also praised the relationship in the community of Karnataka. According to the current situation, due to lack of understanding and unity delayed Indian Muslims to get their rights, hence he urged these type of gathering should become an environment for unity and platform to solve all existing problems and which is the need of hour. He further said, if we keep continuing this type of attachment, it is imminent the tranquillity we are looking for.

On the stage, the President of Social Forum- Central, Abdul Hameed Panemangalore, Karnataka Chapter Vice President, Syed Moidin Saheb sastan, the President of Pravasi Forum, Karnataka Chapter, Anwar Moodabidre were present. They appreciated all the performers, and winners were given prizes.

Abbas Kaikamba welcomed the guests. Noor Mohammed Padubidre anchored the program and Riyaz Gangolli proposed the vote of thanks. The program was managed by Salam Bailoor and Asif Bailoor.

The program was sponsored by Cochin Jewellery and Al Nahdah Construction, where by free medical camp also arranged for public. At the end of program dinner served for everyone which is prepared by members of Social Forum at the venue, reminding the environment of wedding ceremony which was one more attraction of this program.

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Comments

mahammadali
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Sunday, 19 Feb 2017

Masha Allah very good program, well organised social forum,remained childhood memories , goodangadi, charmuri shop etc also good , time management also good. Guest Shafi Bellare given very good message community , Thanks for Social Forum teams....

K.A.Rahim
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Saturday, 18 Feb 2017

Masha Allha very good Progm Bandhavya which reminded old Childhood memories. Chief Gust Mr Shafi Bellare has geven good message to our community. Thanks for All Social Forum Oman Team.. you have done a God Job & congrats to all who won the events in program. Thanks CD for publishing this News

Riyaz
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Saturday, 18 Feb 2017

Masha Allah very good prgm full of fun and joy

Naufal ahamed
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Saturday, 18 Feb 2017

Very good program organized by social forum oman

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