Mangaluru: Artistes protest town hall renovation work delay


Daijiworld Media Network-Mangaluru(RJP)

Mangaluru, Feb 18: Pradeep Kumar Kalkura, the district Kannada Sahitya Parishat president has condemned the silence of elected representatives on the delay of renovation work of town hall in city.

Kalkura has also demanded that an alternative place within 15 days should be provided by Mangalore City Corporation till town hall is renovated,

In a meeting convened by Town Hall User’s Forum, Kalkuara said “Only coastal twin districts do not have facilities like Rangamandira and Gadibhavana in the state. Still town hall came as a blessing. But going by the present situation, we do not think it is going to help us in any way,”

“Town hall should not be a business venture. It should not be given to private parties for maintenance. First come first basis policy should be employed while bookings are taken.” Kalkura demanded.

Town hall which should have been ready with renovations by now as per promises, is still being renovated. Nobody knows when the hall will become ready for shows.

  

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  • Ravi B Shenava, Mangaluru

    Wed, Feb 18 2015

    There is acute shortage of Halls in Mangalore. Hence recently many Halls attached to Star hotels have abruptly increased their Rent without prior notice even to those who have booked the hall months ago at old rent. There are many Hotel Halls who do not have parking place for even Ten cars. Such Halls without parking place should not be given permission to hold big events. Therefore City Corporation and the Govt should plan to build some more community halls in Mangaluru City.

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  • RR, M'luru

    Wed, Feb 18 2015

    HOW ABOUT BUILDING MINORITY BHAVANS INSTEAD?

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  • RR, M'luru

    Wed, Feb 18 2015

    Instead, our MLAs are interested in building 'Minority Bhavan't M'luru depriving prevideges of school kids!!!

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