Mataro Charbela Konkani Drama held at Kinnigoli

May 6, 2009

Mangalore : Kinnigoli: ”Mataro Charbela” a Super Hit konkani Drama written by Comedy King Francis Fernandes Cassia and Directed by Joy Paladka, the 32nd Show of this drama held herein Kinnigoli Church Ground. The Drama was organised by ICYM Kinnigoli and Sponsered by Mr.Rocky Pinto and Fly., The Proprietor of Pinto”s Golden Castle, Kinnigoli. A stage function was held before the Drama.Rev.Fr.Alfred Pinto, Parish Priest of Kinnigoli Church, FR.,Melwyn Noronha” Asst.Parish Priest of Kinnigoli Church, Mr.Walter Nandalike the Director of Daijiworld.com, Mr.Lionel Pinto Vice president of the Parish Postral Council were present.

Mataro Charbela Konkani Drama held at Kinnigoli

Mataro Charbela Konkani Drama held at Kinnigoli

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First-ever exhibition of painter Lewis in Mangalore inaugurated

May 6, 2009

Mangalore : Me and My Coast, the first-ever exhibition of paintings by International Artist Peter A Lewis in Mangalore was inaugurated at Orchid Art Gallery, Balmatta on Tuesday, May 5. Lewis”s 40 selected paintings will be open for public viewing from 10 am to 7 pm up to May 25.

First-ever exhibition of painter Lewis in Mangalore inaugurated

First-ever exhibition of painter Lewis in Mangalore inaugurated

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Inauguration of Special police station in Udupi

May 6, 2009

Udupi : Superintendent of Police of Udupi district Pravin Pawar inaugurated the Special Police Station of the Excise Enforcement and Lottery Prohibition Wing at the Abakari Bhavan here on Tuesday.

Inauguration of Special police station in Udupi

Inauguration of Special police station in Udupi

Superintendent of Police (Enforcement) of the Excise Enforcement and Lottery Wing M.A. Saudagar said that ‘The Government had sanctioned 41 special police stations in the State. While most of the districts would have one such police station, Districts such as Belgaum and Gulbarga would have two. A special police station each would be opened in Mangalore and Chikmagalur districts within a week’ he said.

The Government had decided to post 42 personnel at every police station.

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Aryabhata Award conferred on Mangalorean entrepreneur

May 6, 2009

Bangalore : Entrepreneur from Kavoor B Lakshman Shetty has been conferred Aryabhata Award at the 34th annual award function held at Ravindra Kalakshetra, Bangalore, recently.

Aryabhata Award conferred on Mangalorean entrepreneur

Aryabhata Award conferred on Mangalorean entrepreneur

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Canara Engineering College in Mangalore to host job fair on May 10, 11

May 6, 2009

Mangalore : A job fair is organised by Canara Engineering College, Benjanapadavu at the college on Sunday, May 10 and Monday, May 11. Seven companies namely Global Softtech, AG India, Tricx, A V Telehub, Bioxcel, Sea Chem Laboratories and Naseba will participate in the job fair.

Canara Engineering College in Mangalore to host job fair on May 10, 11

Canara Engineering College in Mangalore to host job fair on May 10, 11

Speaking to media persons on Wednesday, May 6 College Placement Officer Rashmi Bhandary said that in this time of recession, the companies have invited candidates to participate in the written test and interview without any cut off on per centage of marks. BE, MCA, MBA, MSc and BCA students of batch 2007, 2008 and presently passing out in 2009 from any colleges in the State are welcome to be a part of the job fair, she added.

The programme begins at 9 am. For further details Placement Officer Rashmi Bhandary on 9986475517.

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Devotees thrilled with joy to perform Kumkumarchane to Lord Venkatesha in Mangalore

May 5, 2009

Mangalore : Sunday, May 3 was a memorable day for all the Tirupati Venkateshwara devotees from Mangalore as many of their long pending dream of taking part in a ritual to celebrate their most loved God was fulfilled. The mass Kumkumarchne to the lord of seven hills Venkateshwara and Goddesses Sridevi and Bhoodevi was held at Nehru Maidanin late evening and concluded late night.

Lord Venkatesha in Mangalore

Lord Venkatesha in Mangalore

Religious programme was organised by Tirupathi Tirumala Devasthanams (TTD), which had organised Shrinivasa Kalyanotsav the last year in association with The Sevanjali Trust of Ganapathy Pai family of Car Street. Women and men in hundreds performed the Kumkumarchane ritual with utmost devotion. Shakunthala, woman in mid 60s said that it was the most joyous and fulfulling experience of her life. “I am a satisfied woman as I got to celebrate my beloved LOrd from my City itself as I was unable to make a tour to Tirupati so far,” she said.

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Philanthropic activities will pay: B R Shetty in Mangalore

May 4, 2009

Mangalore : Philanthropic activities will pay, said Entrepreneur from Abu Dhabi Padmashree Dr B R Shetty.

Philanthropic activities will pay: B R Shetty in Mangalore

Philanthropic activities will pay: B R Shetty in Mangalore

He was speaking as chief guest at the inaugural function organised to donate two dialysis machines provided by Kuwait Kerala Muslim Association (KKMA) in association with the Jamiyathul Falah at Fr Muller Hospital, Kankanady in Mangalore on Friday, May 1. He said that philanthropic activities should be undertaken without the constraint of caste, creed and religion.
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Yakshagana Research Centre at Mangalore University inaugurated

May 4, 2009

Mangalore : Regional university is the right institution to protect and promote the art and culture of the region, said Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari D Veerendra Heggade.

He was speaking after inaugurating the Dayanand Pai and Satish Pai Yakshagana Research Centre at Yakshagana Kalakendra of Mangalore University at Konaje in Mangalore on Saturday, May 2. Though the institution like temples are doing their duty to promote the Yakshagana art, it is time that regional universities establish their responsibility and work to promote language, art and culture with greater interest. Universities should be restricted to giving away degree alone, but should exert their role in protecting the culture of the region. A region”s identity is its culture , he said.

Heggade observed that Yakshagana depicts our life and lifestyle. In a country if folk culture is alive it means the cuture is alive, he said. Modernisation and commercialisation of Yakshagana has been a bane. In this backdrop, universities shold protect the artistes as well as preserve Yakshagana in its true form to pass it on to the generation next, he said.

Yakshagana Research Centre at Mangalore University inaugurated

Yakshagana Research Centre at Mangalore University inaugurated

Yakshagana artiste Prabhakar Joshi said that like the region, the region”s art Yakshagana too never sought royal patronage. Hover, in the present situation royal patronage is required in the form government help. But, with rapid transformation of university set up government help may become thing of the past. Therefore private support too gains importance, he said.
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Mangalore Institute of Fashion Technology organised its annual fashion show at the Town Hall in Mangalore on Saturday, May 2.

May 4, 2009

Mangalore : The show as expected offered loads of surprise and variety to the fashion lovers. Students” creativity came to the fore and they proved their mettle with slightest opportunity that came their way.

Annual Fashion show at the Town Hall in Mangalore on Saturday, May 2

Annual Fashion show at the Town Hall in Mangalore on Saturday, May 2

The show began with the welcome dance number by Chaithra, a first year student. Among the various segment in fashion show, Indian ethnic wedding collection by Fauzia and Shafina was an interesting assortment. The duo through various models draped in Indian traditional attire were successful in showcasing Indian tradition. Few of the gowns for elegant ladies and trendy wear for men too was impressive enough.

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Mass marriage held at Rosario Cathedral in Mangalore

May 4, 2009

Mangalore : St Vincent de Paul Society of Rosario Cathedral organised the 35th mass marriage for Catholics at Rosario Cathedral on Sunday, May 3 at 10 am. As many as 18 couples from 30 parishes entered into wedlock at the marriage ceremony solemnised by Mangalore Bishop Dr Fr Aloysius Paul D’Souza, who also presided over the function.
Bishop D’Souza offered the wedding Eucharistic Mass in the morning , along with several priests. The couples from various parishes of Udupi, Chikmagalur, Hassan, Karwar, Mysore apart from Mangalore, exchanged garlands and brides wore mangalsutr as per Indian tradition.

Mass marriage held at Rosario Cathedral in Mangalore

Mass marriage held at Rosario Cathedral in Mangalore

The programme was inaugurated by Daijiworld.Com Managing Director Walter Nandalike Rosario SVP office bearers Irene Rosario, Vincent Rego, Rosario Parish Priest Fr Stany Goveas and Felix Albuquerque.
St Vincent De Paul Society president Joachim Monteiro and Secretary Philomena Lobo were present at the dais.

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