Beary Academy scripts history by unveiling new script for Beary language

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September 11, 2020

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Mangaluru, Sept 11: The script of Beary, a widely-spoken language in coastal Karnataka, was released here today by the Karnataka Beary Sahitya Academy, thus earning the dialect a rare distinction of having its own and fresh script. 

Releasing the script, Academy president Rahim Uchil said that Beary is mother tongue for around 20 lakh people, most of whom reside in coastal belt of Karnataka and northern coast of Kerala.

Beary has not only been a prominent language of communication in the region for centuries but it also has been a link of harmony among Tulu, Malayalam, Kannada and Konkani languages, he said.

The newly unveiled Beary script or is a phonemic abugida of 46 letters, and is written from left to right. The 46 letters include 13 swaraaksharas (vowels), 25 vargeeya vyanjanas (structured consonants) and 8 avargeeya vyanjanas (unstructured consonants).

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November 17,2024

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Mangaluru: A tragic incident unfolded on Sunday, November 17, at Vazco Resort (VAZCO), situated at Battappadi Cross Road in Someshwara on the outskirts of the city, when three young women drowned in the resort’s swimming pool. 

Disturbingly, an iPhone recording and CCTV footage captured their final moments, providing insights into the heartbreaking accident.

According to City Police Commissioner Anupam Agrawal, the tragedy occurred at approximately 10:05 AM. The victims were identified as:

Keerthana N (21) from Devaraj Mohalla, Hebbal Second Stage, Vijayanagar Post.
Nishitha M.D (21) from 4th Cross, Kuribarahalli, Mysuru.
Parvathi S (20) from Ramanuja Road, K.R. Mohalla, Mysuru.

Sequence of Events

The three women had checked into Room No. 2 of the resort on the morning of November 16 and stayed overnight. On Sunday morning, around 10 AM, they entered the swimming pool to play. Reports suggest that they placed their clothes poolside and set an iPhone to record the activity.

Initial findings indicate one woman slipped underwater and began to struggle. When the second attempted a rescue, she too drowned, followed by the third woman. Within minutes, the tragedy claimed all three lives. CCTV footage from the resort corroborates the sequence, showing the young women struggling before succumbing to the water.

Investigation Underway

The resort staff discovered the lifeless bodies and immediately raised the alarm. Ullal Police Inspector H N Balakrishna and his team are conducting an investigation. Preliminary reports suggest the women were non-swimmers, and the lack of safety measures contributed to the tragedy.

The resort is owned by Manohar, as per police records. While the formal case is yet to be registered, the incident has raised serious questions about safety protocols at resorts offering pool facilities.

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