Jamiyyatul Falah silver jubilee celebrations to draw to a close on Sunday

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December 27, 2013
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Mangalore, Dec 26: Being in its 25th year of existence, Jamiyyatul Falah, Dakshina Kannada and Udupi district, will organise the valedictory ceremony of its silver jubilee celebrations at Town Hall in the city on Sunday.

Speaking at a press conference here on Friday, president of the organisation Saduddin Salihi said that the silver jubilee celebrations, which commenced on January 27 this year, would draw to a close on December 29.

Governor of Karnataka Hansraj Bharadwaj will be the chief guest at the valedictory programme. Forest Minister B Ramanath Rai, Health Minister U T Khader, Urban Development Minister Vinay Kumar Sorake, MPs Jayaprakash Hegde and Nalin Kumar Kateel, former minister B A Moideen, founder of Jamiyyatul Falah Mohammed Iqbal Yousuf and others will be the guests of honour on the occasion, he said.

As part of the service rendered to the lower classes in the society, the organisation will provide financial aid to 25 underprivileged students and families in each taluk in the two districts, he said.

He said that following the donation of six dialysis machines to Fr Muller Hospital in Mangalore, the organisation would donate another dialysis machine to the medical institution shortly.

The valedictory programme would be held at 4.30 p.m. on Sunday.

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In a tragic turn of events, a young spectator lost his life during a bull-taming event, Kobbari Hori, at Chigalli in Mundgod taluk, Uttara Kannada, on Saturday. 

Parameshwar Siddappa Harijan, aged 22, was fatally gored by a marauding bull during the event, which had drawn large crowds as part of the Deepavali festival celebrations.

With thousands of spectators lining the path to witness the action, the event took a horrific turn when the bull charged directly at Parameshwar, inflicting severe injuries. 

Despite efforts to rush him to the hospital, Parameshwar tragically succumbed to his wounds on the way.

In response to the fatal accident, another bull-taming event scheduled for the evening in Mundgod town was promptly cancelled, as shock and grief swept through the community following the heartbreaking incident.

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