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Beary Academy felicitates achievers to mark third anniversary

January 22, 2012

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Mangalore, January 22: More than a dozen talented Beary men and women were felictiated here on Sunday on the occasion of "Beary Academy: Muru varsha Sambhrama" a programme held to mark completion of three years of the Academy.

They were honoured in recognition of their contribution in divers fields such as Beary literature, language, art and culture. Those honoured included Ahmed Anwar, the photojournalist of Coastaldigest and Coastal Mirror.

The others were: Ismail Tannirbavi (drama), Khalid Tannierbavi (music), Haneef Puttur (art), Mohammed Sharief Katipalla (drama), Aboobaker Baddur (drama), Mohammed Ashraf Apollo (literature), Zakaria Venur (acting), Abdul Hameed Padubidri (journalism), Mohammed Ali Baddur (acting), Ibrahim Bathisha (singing), Hameed Kannur (music), Abdul Sathar (drama), Mohammed Ali Tannirbavi (art), Rukiya M. Ali (social service), Maryam Ismail (literatiure), Abdul Razak Ananthady (writer), Samir Mulki (music) and Shaukath Ali (music)


They were honoured with a shawil, a certificate and a memento. Both outgoing and new president of the Academy, M.B. Abdul Rahman and Rahim Uchil respectively, were present on the occasion. The guests included former minister B.A. Mohidin, former police officer G.A. Bawa, former president of Beary Sahitya Parishat Abdul Rahim T.K., retired registrar U.G.M.A. Haq, Bashir Baikampady, Mohammed Haneef advocate, M.B. Noor Mohammed, Athur Chayabba and Haji G. Abdul Khader Goltamajalu.

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