Madikeri, Nov. 6: The flavor of Kannada spread everywhere in Moornadu today. The Kannada flag was flying everywhere. The Kannada festival organized on the occasion of Kannada Rajyotsava was a melee with an attractive procession and various programs depicting the Kannada language.
The Kannada festival organized by the Kodagu District Kannada Sahitya Parishad in collaboration with Madikeri Taluk and Moornadu Hobli Unit, Moornadu Grama Panchayat, Moornadu P.M.Sri Government Model Primary School and various organizations and schools and colleges of Moornadu entertained the Kannada fans.
On the occasion of the Kannada festival, a procession with a portrait of Kannada was held from near P.M.Sri Government Model Primary School to Kondageri Junction in the morning. Former Zilla Panchayat President Dirghakeshi Shivanna flagged off the procession. The procession, which included puppet dancing, doll dancing, school children's band, drum dancing, NCC and Scouts Guides students, school children, students dressed in costumes depicting the culture, women carrying kalasa and Kannada fans, proceeded to Kondageri Junction and ended back at P.M.Sri School.
Kannada should be breathed - Mantar Gowda
After the procession, Madikeri MLA Dr. Mantar Gowda hoisted the national flag on the P.M.Sri School premises. After inaugurating the ceremony, he said that the Kannada language should be the breath of everyone. It should be the duty of all of us to protect and develop Kannada. The admiration for Kannada should not be limited to one day or one month but should be within us continuously. Everyone should be united in the matter of Kannada language and culture.
Z.P. Former President Dirghakeshi Shivanna spoke and said that the cultural heritage of Kannada Nadu is a very special cultural heritage. It is the responsibility of all of us to always speak Kannada and to preserve and develop it.
District Kannada Sahitya Parishad President M.P. Keshava Kamath, who hoisted the national flag, said that the Kannada Sahitya Parishad has been continuously celebrating the Kannada festival through several programs and that there is a need to create awareness among students about the Kannada Nadu language.
Murnadu MES High School Kannada teacher S.D. Prashant spoke about the importance of Kannada Rajyotsava and Kannada Nadu language. The chief guests were Human Rights Commission State President Awaremadanda Sharan Poonachcha, Madikeri Taluk Kasapa President Kadlera Tulasi Mohan, Kodagu Journalists Association President Anil H.T., Murnadu Gram Panchayat President Development Officer Chandramouli, Headmistress of P.M.Sri School B.N. Pushpavathi, Senior Literary Writer Kiggalu Girish, Honorary Secretaries of Kasap Munir Ahmed, Revathi Ramesh were present. The ceremony was presided over by President of Kasap Murnadu Hobli Unit Eeramanda Harini Vijay.
National Award winner Nirma Paki and Director Kottukatthira Yashodha Prakash were felicitated and honored in the program. Speaking after accepting the honor, Yashodha Prakash said that everyone should have respect for the Kannada language. MLA Dr. Mantar Gowda was felicitated. Then teachers who have achieved in various fields like Ummay, Maligemane Venkatesh, Hasan, (from the first page) Chandravathi, Kattemane Prema Ganesh, Tejas Nanaiah, Boltajira Ashok, C.R. Pramila and others were honored. Talented students Mohammed Shahil, Lataksha Rai, K.V. Kalpana, H.R. Deepthi were honored. A commemorative issue called Smara was released. P.M.Sree School students sang the farmer's song.
Students of Moornadu Educational Institution sang the national song.
Moornadu Degree College lecturer Kalpana Samrat and P.M.Sree School teacher Rajesh narrated. Moornadu High School teacher Mangala welcomed the gathering and P.M.Sree School teacher Rohini gave the vote of thanks. Later, Vidushi Jalja Nagaraj presided over the cultural program.
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