Bengaluru: 'Post Card Movement' for inclusion of Tulu language in the eighth schedule


Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (MS) 

Bengaluru, Dec 23: The Tulu Eighth Schedule Horata Samiti has decided to hold 'Post Card Movement' campaign in order to urge the inclusion of the Tulu language in the eighth schedule of the Constitution.

Giving the details of the campaign in a press conference, Udaya Dharmasthala, said, "Tulu language, which is identified as one of the five Dravidian languages, is neglected to as there are no Godfathers to promote it. Tulu language, which is one of the ancient languages, has to be included in the eighth schedule of the Constitution. Post cards will be sent to the residences and offices of the MPs and MLAs of the state." 

Udaya expressed his gratitude towards P Karunakaran, MP of Kasargod, who raised the issue of inclusion of Tulu language in the eighth schedule of the Constitution. Udaya further urged the formation of a development authority for the Tulu language and the establishment of a Tulu University. He also urged the government to encourage the development of the Tulu script.

  

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  • Naveen kudla, Tulunad Rajya

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    Along with fight for Tulu Language, We need to fight for Tulu Nad State.

    NAVEEN ---------Tulu Nadu Rajya Horatagare

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  • SP Shetty, Dubai

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    Dayadeed Materla DaijiWorld du, Tulu Bhashed Comments malpule

    Betene Onji Khushi Aapundu bokka easy aad nama materla connect la aapa.

    Tulunad da Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Jain ... Materdala Onji Thing Common Panda Avu Tulu Bhashe, Please Aven Bulepale.

    Solmelu Materegla!

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    idu hege common...christians speak konkani and Muslims speak Beary....what is common between Konkani, Beary and Tulu languages?

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  • Raaz, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    Tulu is our lovely language...Even we speak beary we love to speak Tulu as well

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  • Zameer, Udupi

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    You sound like a Kannada fanatic to me ... eer ora address korle erena kudladha .. I will explain to you in person what’s common ..

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    Where's Nalin ...

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    Nalin & Shoba should now Intervene ...

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  • DINeSH, Dubai

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    Jai Tulunad

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  • SP Shetty, Dubai

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    Great Move !

    Baari Khushi Aand Kend, Dadadeed Maaterla Aayinaat Support Malpule

    Tulu Paterga

    Tulu Bulepaga

    Jai Tulunad!
    Solmelu!

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  • sense_Shetty, MAngalore

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    Much needed ..interestingly the efforts taken by the Kerala representatives Is much more than the Karnataka politicians. or even Tuluva politicians ..Recognition of Tulu was active when veerappa moily was in the helm of affairs in the state

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  • abdul, udupi

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    hope the post cards will be delivered to the mentioned addresses as there is saffron brigade in that also.. if it is meant for the MLA or MP which they favour, they might not deliver. Such is the corruption level in athi buddivanthara jille

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  • satish, kudla

    Sun, Dec 23 2018

    good move atleast some is putting his effort . our elected ones are least bothered as its not for most of them their own language. Appreciate Kerala on this stand what about our kannada sangas?

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