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Suratkal Bunts' Association bags five prizes in 'Siri Singara'

September 3, 2011

Mangalore, September 3: The women's forum of Suratkal Bunts' Association led by Chithra J Shetty bagged five prizes at 'Siri Singara', a talent hunt competition organised by Saarvajanika Sri Ganeshotsava Samiti at Omkar Nagar, Bunts Hostel here.

Adhvika Shetty Suratkal won the first place in 'Bunta Kumari' competition held for girls from Standard I to Standard V whereas Spoorthi Poonja Hosabettu received the second prize. Soundarya Rai won 'Bunta Yuvarani' title organised for girls from VI to X standard. Deeksha Shetty Surathkal won the runner-up prize.

Veena Shetty Chelyarguttu won the title 'Bunta Rani' and Chandrakala Shetty Surathkal bagged the second place.

Gangadhar Shetty Kulai and Sharath Shetty Vamanjoor shared the first prize in 'Bunta Raja' contest.

Sujan Shetty and Lalith M Shetty won first and second prizes respectively in 'Bunta Kumara' event.

Shayan Shetty and Nishan Rai won first and second prizes respectively in 'Bunta Yuvaraja' contest.

Rakshith Shetty and Gowtham Shetty were 'Mr Bunt' while Prajna Bhandari and Namrata Shetty were 'Miss Bunt'

Couple Satish Shetty and Manasa Shetty won the title 'Bunta Srimaan-Srimati' while Satish Shetty-Sangeeta Shetty and Satish Bhandary-Mallika Bhandary shared the second place in the same contest.

Umesh Rai and team of Padavu Meginamane won the prize in 'Bunta Koodu Kutumba' competition.

Vijay D'Silva, Pooja Jaiswal, Dr Suphala Kotian, Sharmila Sagar and Hithakshi were the juries for all the events. Madhu and Dr Ashajyothi Rai compered the programme.

Ajith Kumar Rai Malady, President of Federation of Bunts' Associations, Sudhakara Poonja Hosabettu, Sridhar Shetty and others were present.


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"Due to increase in cases in the last two weeks, the government is trying to scale up testing to 15,000 to 25,000 samples per day," said Medical Education Minister K. Sudhakar.

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"It has also been decided to mandatorily test all those who have symptoms of Influenza Like Illness (ILI) and Severe Acute Respiratory Infection (SARI)," he said.

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