Mud Sports Festival Held with Great Enthusiasm in Begur

Ponnampet, Jul. 27: The villagers and the villagers of Begur celebrated by playing in the mud field at the 10th annual Begur village-level mud-field sports festival organized by the Pattakeri Ambala Kotthala of Begur village in Ponnampet taluk at the field of Benjada Prema Ramu in Begur.

Hudikeri PACs President Ajjikuttir Muthappa, who arrived as the chief guest for the program, inaugurated the program by pouring water into a flower pot and said that it is a good development that the villagers of Begur are organizing the mud-field sports festival in their village every year to encourage the youth to cultivate paddy.

Another guest, Matranda Poonachha, a deity of the Begur Poolemadu Ishwara Temple and an ex-soldier, said that paddy cultivation is a part of our culture, which increases the groundwater level in the land. If the groundwater level increases, the lake banks fill up. Therefore, everyone who has a field should plant paddy every year without leaving the field fallow.

Speaking as the president of the Pattakeri Ambala Union, Aramanamada K. Vijaya, said that since the union was started, awareness about agriculture is being continuously created in the village and a large number of people are being encouraged to grow paddy.

On this occasion, Matranda Mani Nanjappa, a progressive farmer of Begur village, was felicitated by the union.

Winners of the competition

In the men's category, Mahavishnu team won first place, Kundur Bhagavathy won second place, in the women's category, Mahavishnu team won first place, Onial Ayyappa team won second place, in the under-18 category, Poolemadu Eeshwara team won first place, Coorg Falcon won second place, in the under-14 category, Ganavi team won first place, and Kawerappa team won second place.

In volleyball, Mahavishnu team won first place, Pattageri Union won second place.

In the mud run competition, Deepak won first place, Changappa won second place, Navya won first place, and Pooja won second place in the men's category.

In the poison ball competition, Sharanu Thammayya won first place, Uthappa won second place, and Nitya won first place, and Navya won second place in the women's category.

In the children's race, Shivam won first place in the boys' category between 10 and 14 years, Luthan Somaiya won second place, in the girls' category, Ganavi won first place, Shanvi won second place, in the boys' category between 15 and 18 years, Kritik won first place, Manoj won second place, in the girls' category, Navya won first place, Ganavi won second place.

In the poison ball competition held for the members of the Begur Pattakeri Ambala Union, Ambika won first place, Sushila won second place, in the children's category, Bipasha won first place, Punya won second place, in the boys' race of the union, Luthan won first place, Bopanna won second place, in the girls' race of the union, Ganavi won first place, Yashika won second place.

On this occasion, the Vice President of the Union, Kechettira Sharanu Thamaya, Secretary Matranda Veetu Uthappa, Former President Matranda Raja Muthappa, Former Secretary Chodumada Appu Subbaiah, Matranda Manoj Bidappa, Matranda Arjuna, Matranda Veesu Thamaya, Aramanamada Nachappa, members of the Union and Begur villagers were present. Matranda Ganavi Dechamma prayed, Matranda Bopanna welcomed and compered the program.

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