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Mangalore: Students battle for glory on slush field at rural sports event

  •   Sun, Jul 14 2013 01:08:01 PM

Mangalore: Students battle for glory on slush field at rural sports event

Sunil Haleangady
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (DV)

Mangalore, Jul 14: The two-day Tulunada Krishi Janapadotsava programme kicked off at Pavanje Shri Jnana Shakthi Subramanya Swamy temple field, Bakimar on Saturday July 13.

Agriculturalist Kutti K Poojary Kaikode inaugurated the programme. K S Nithyanada of Chikmagalur Veda Vignana Centre blessed the occasion.

Businessman Raghunatha Somayaji, Ravindra Poojary Adve, administrator of Shri Narayana Guru Educational Institution, Vardhaman Guruprasad Shetty, Gollidaddi Guthu, Tulunadu slush sports meet committee working president P P Hegde, president Pramod Kumar, vice-president Chandrashekar Sanil, chief secretary Ramachandra Shenoy, organizing secretary Vinod K Salian were present.

"The sports organized in slush fields should be a lesson for youth on agriculture; if the youth are inspired to take up agriculture in this way, it may not become extinct in future," said Y N Salian, principal of Nitte Mulky Ramakrishna Punja Industrial Training Institute, Tapovana, Thokkur.

Various sports like slush field race, reverse race, composition writing, treasure hunt and other games were organized.

More than 3,000 students from various school and colleges took part in the event.

Balakrishna Shetty, principal of Kateel College, K R Shankar of Mulky Vijaya College, Prof Vishwanath Bhat of Haleangady Government College, Chandrika Bhandary, headmistress of Kilwadi Vyasa Maharishi, Revathi of Mulky UBMC, Pushpavathi of Niddodi Durgadevi School were also present, along with Pramod Kumar, Ramanchandra Shenoy, Vinod Salian, Chandrashekar Sanil, Vinod Kumar, Himakara Kedeke, Ramdas, Praveen, Sudhakar Amin, Somashekar Shetty, Sanath Kumar, Sunil Haleangady.

During the valedictory programme, minister Abhayachandra Jain and Kadambodi Mahabala Poojary, district Rajyotsava award winner will be felicitated. Ikala Harish Shetty will be presiding over the programme.


Results:

College-level:

APMC Manipal in breaking the pot competition

Tug of war for boys: Government College Kaup first, SDPT Kateel second

Tug of war for girls: SDPT Kateel


High school-level:

Tug of war for boys - SDPT Kateel first, Rotary Kinnigoli second

Tug of war for girls: NMPT Panambur first, Rotary Kinnigolli second


Primary level:

Tug of war for boys, Rotary Kinnigoli first, UBMC Haleangady second.

Tug of war for girls: Vyasa Maharishi Vidya Peeta Kilwadi Mulky first, UBMC Haleangady second.
  

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  • Dr. Cajetan Coelho, Goa, India

    Sat, Jul 27 2013

    Hearty congratulations to all the participants and organizers. Nice event.

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  • Raghu Devadiga Pavanje, Pavanje

    Mon, Jul 15 2013

    Photo tunagane mai marlundu....mast miss malta...Pavanje da mata javanereg enna solmelu.

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  • Nagaraja shettigar, koppala Haleangadi(muskat)

    Mon, Jul 15 2013

    Namma janapada gobbu aliyondu ippuna computer yuga tha e dinotu aven nempu manpuna e malla karyogu matheregla solmelu.....namma miss mantha e janapada gobbunu.

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  • Gabriel Francis ( Gabbu Natha), Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 14 2013

    Torture to Bulls .... We must be sensitive to pain of bulls during kambala. Koli katta, Kambala etc. will be just game of enjoying pain of animals/birds. These art forms i think are not suited for modern thinking.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Jul 14 2013

    Modern Education........

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  • DavidRanjan Karkada, Haleangadi/Dubai

    Sun, Jul 14 2013

    Its realy Nice We all missing. Thanks Daiji world and Sunil Haleangadi for Photos and News.

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  • MAHADEVA SHETTY, CHELAIR SURTHKAL (RIYADH)

    Sun, Jul 14 2013

    ITS VERY NICE EVENT MOSTLY FOR SCHOOL GOING STUDENTS TO REMEMBER IN THEIR LIFE TIME. I MISS IT ALL VERY HAPPY TO WATCH YAKSHGANA DRESSED ARTIST. GOODLUCK KEEP TULUNADA CULTURE ALIVE IN MANGALORE.THANKS DAIJI FOR PERFECT COVERAGE.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Sun, Jul 14 2013

    These type of local rural events of participation need to be encouraged more because it keeps the youth and the old united.Local Panchayat can think of involving and arrange these programes often for better relation and development.Thanq.

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  • Santhosh , Pavanje/Muscat

    Sun, Jul 14 2013

    Once upon a time in these fields i had played cricket n lagorry. nice images & missing lot... Please put more n more photos. If possible adjacent lake photos also.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Sun, Jul 14 2013

    More Rain...More Mud....More Fun

    Keep it going....

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  • suman, mangalore

    Sun, Jul 14 2013

    OR maybe guys enkalna naalne varoshodah mariyoldha gobbulu

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  • suman, mangalore

    Sun, Jul 14 2013

    It is very delightful to see all this, miss the monsoons in South Kanara, But what I find is a lot of kannada words used in Tulu nowadays, which is really bad for the langugae, although its not my mother tongue. Still Guys Dr. veerendra Heggade has got us a script and we can find all the words in tulu too, maybe some research has to be done. I think Tulunad dha barsodha gobbulu, am just suggesting, would have been an appropriate word

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  • shagird, mangalore

    Sun, Jul 14 2013

    these children will cherish these events all their life.these games / sports are much better than modern day computer games.it should be well encouraged.in future we may not have any land available for such games.

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