Kailpold Namme to Be Held in Balugudu on September 6

Virajpet, Aug. 30: The Federation of Kodava Samaj Balugud is organizing Kailpold Namme on September 6 at the Balugud Sports Complex like every year, said Sports Committee President Tambukairi Madhu Mandanna.

Speaking at a press conference, he said that Kailpold Namme is a traditional festival of the Kodava community, and everyone can participate freely. Ayudha Puja will be held at 10 am, after which various sports activities will be organized.

Sports Coordinator Kambirada Kittu Kalappa said that men, women and children can participate equally in Kailpold Namme. He said that various traditional and indoor sports activities including shooting at coconuts, throwing heavy stones, and throwing stones at coconuts will be conducted. The annual Kodava Nammai of the Kodava Samajgad Federation will be organized from November 19 to 22. Various sports activities including a hockey tournament will be held between the inter-Kodava societies. The final of the hockey tournament and a cultural competition program will be held on November 22, said Kambir Ada Kittu Kalappa. Sports Committee Secretary Kotera Raghu Kariappa and Director Kunjila Ada Dore Poonachcha were present at the press conference.

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