Taluk Kannada Literary Conference on May 20

Kadanga, April 3: A preliminary meeting was held at the Kadanga Government Primary School auditorium to hold the Madikeri Taluk-12th Kannada Literary Conference in Kadanga.

The meeting was held under the chairmanship of Kadlera Tulasi Mohan, President of Madikeri Taluk Kannada Sahitya Parishad. M.P. Keshav Kamath, President of Kodagu District Kannada Sahitya Parishad, gave an introductory speech about the date of the conference, the formation of sub-committees and the responsibilities of the sub-committees.

It was unanimously decided that the conference would be held on May 20 at the Government Primary School in Arapattu village, Kadanga.

On this occasion, chairmen, conveners and secretaries were appointed for the sub-committees.

Speaking at the event, Tulsi Mohan of Kadlera said that if each sub-committee includes villagers from the neighboring Gram Panchayat of Kadanga and forms a committee, it will be beneficial for the success of the conference.

Tulsi Mohan welcomed Neravanda Umesh Sarvar, the Napoklu Hobli President of the Kannada Sahitya Parishad, and expressed his vote of thanks. School headmasters, village leaders, leaders of organizations, heads of women's societies and others participated.

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