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Udupi: 'Make Wearing of Uniforms Compulsory on Valentine’s Day'

  •   Thu, Feb 12 2009 03:46:30 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (SN/SP)

Udupi, Feb 12: “The youth, under any circumstances, should not make it a practice to celebrate events like Valentine's Day that encourages indecent behaviour,” requested Harish Rama Bananje, district president, Hindu Yuva Sene, in a statement.

“The very concept of celebrating Valentine’s Day is against Indian culture.  No conscious society can accept or tolerate its youngsters getting involved with uncultured activities,” he warned.

The educational institutions must create awareness among the students and convince them to keep away from this celebration, advised Bannanje.

The heads of the institutions must instruct the school and college students to wear uniforms as a step to stop them from indulging in indecent activities. Yuva Sena activists will act firmly against those who behave against Indian culture and refinement, he added.
 
The lewd behaviour of the people in public places will be brought to the notice of their parents besides handing them over to the law enforcement authorities, Bannanje explained.
  

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  • Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 13 2009

    Dear Mr. Harish Rama Bananje, Had you been to foreign countries in your lifetime? If so how long had you been there? Go to America and ask Americans what about their culture good or bad? Ask Europeans what about their culture good or bad? Ask Middle Eastern people about their culture good or bad? Ask Australians about their culture good or bad.

    I am sure you will receive answers from each nation’s that their cultures are one of the best in the world as you say our Indian culture is one of the best in the world. If that is the case for what you are competing as we have lot of preachers than practicing people.

    While I was studying in St.Philomena College, Puttur, if any Christian husband and wife going hand in hand a certain lower caste Brahmin Mr.xxx was laughing and ridiculing Christians. Now from his own community people without marriage going hand in hand but I cannot ridicule any lovers who go hand in hand from any communities.

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  • gopala, UK

    Fri, Feb 13 2009

    Can we not bring a law in India no more then 58year old can be a political leader. These oldies taking India to stone age.....

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  • ramesh, mangalore/bangalore

    Thu, Feb 12 2009

    My comment is on the comments of Shanawaz Kukkikatte: definitely we need more mental hospitals because our hospitals are already full with the people who objected Sania Mirza's tennis attire, who celeberate pakistan's victory in cricket etc.

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  • george borromeo, angelore, mangalore

    Fri, Feb 13 2009

    I Wonder HYS,SRS,MS, how many more sene are there in Our Twin District? These people are concerned about Hindu Culture or Tulu Culture? Shilpa,Aishwarya, Sunil Shetty, Vijay Mallya, Freida Pinto where are you? Kindly you people talk to them in Tulu,then only they may understand.

    You people can educate these sene people that we are living in 21 century, and Our Twin Districts cater Professional Education to all Indian and Foreign Students.A Cosmopolitan Culture grows here and If this tamasha continues then Pai group,Hegde group,Shetty group, Alva group,Bhandary group,Yenepoya and Moideen Thumbe group can close shop and start Gurukuals and Madrasas. Is it not called Talibanization?

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  • Ajith, Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 13 2009

    These jokers have become active eversince communal party BJP has come to Power in Karnataka.Culture is how we talk behave and treat others in public and private life.These uncultured creatures need to go to school to learn about the culture.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, udupi/bannanje

    Thu, Feb 12 2009

    Now I am 50 years old and have been living in udupi. I have not seen any indecent scene or behaviour by the public on these days. Is any one fool to express his love/romance in public as is done in the cinemas. All the jokers are living in udupi/mangalore and very soon we need mental hospitals in these twin districts.

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  • ronald d souza, mlore/abudhabi

    Thu, Feb 12 2009

    totally rubbish

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  • Prakash, Italy

    Thu, Feb 12 2009

    Does he know the indian culture well?to destroy the culture of other religion, to destroy the religous sentiments, is that Indain culture?

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  • vijay, mumbai

    Thu, Feb 12 2009

    Who is this illiterate joker from the pack of jokers who calls himself president of Hindu yuva sene. I am a hindu yuva & I have nothing to do with this joker.

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  • LESTER PINTO, MANGALORE-CHENNAI

    Thu, Feb 12 2009

    ANOTHER MUTHALIK IN THE MAKING! OUR TWIN DISTRICTS ARE FULL OF JOKERS AND MANIACS!!

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  • Patrick, Mangalore/UAE

    Thu, Feb 12 2009

    I don't understand why all the concerned about indian culture are living in Karnataka/Mangalore, is there only one state in India?

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