Mangalore Bishop, nine others chosen for 'Alva's Nudisiri Award–2012'

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October 29, 2012

Mangalore, October 29: Mangalore Bishop Dr Aloysius Paul D'Souza (Kannada education), acclaimed director Girish Kasaravalli (Kannada film) are among the 10 eminent personalities chosen for prestigious 'Alva's Nudisiri Award–2012'.

 

Announcing the names of award winners at a press meet here on Monday, Alva's Foundation Chairman Dr M Mohan Alva said that the jury has finalized 10 names considering their contribution towards various fields of Kannada.

 

The other award winners are Dr G Siddalingaiah (literature), Vyjayanthi Kashi (dance and silver screen), Dr Panditaradhya Shivacharya Swamiji Sanehalli (Kannada culture), Dr C P Krishna Kumar (literature), Ramachandra Hegde Chittani (Yakshagana), Dr Vishnu Naik (Literature), Loka Shikshana Trust (publication) and Subhadramma Mansoor (theatre), Dr Alva said.

 

The award includes certificate, memento, citation and a cash price of Rs 10,000.

 

Dr Alva said that the awards will be conferred at the valedictory of ninth edition of Alva's Nudisiri, on November 18, at Moodbidri.

 

The three day long cultural extravaganza will be inaugurated by litterateur Dr U R Anantha Murthy and will be presided over by well-known litterateur and poet Dr K S Nisar Ahmed. Senior litterateur Erya Laxmi Narayana Alva will deliver the valedictory address.

 

There will be four main seminars under the broad theme of this year's Nudisiri, i.e. 'Kannada manassu janapara chalavaligalu' (Kannada mind and pro-people movements).They are: 'Kannada sahityaka chalavaligalu,' 'Akhanda Karnataka asthitva—Horata,' 'Kale—Madhyama chalavaligalu' and 'Samudayika chalavaligalu.'

 

During the inaugural session, lexicologist and centenarian Prof G Venkata Subbaiah will be given a warm felicitation for his contribution towards Kannada lexicon, Dr Alva said adding that Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari Dr D Veerendra Heggade would lead the felicitation ceremony.

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The couple, who had just begun their marital journey on September 5, was returning from a temple visit to settle dues when fate took a cruel turn. Their Alto car, in which they were traveling from B C Road towards Mangaluru, skidded off course after the driver lost control, causing the vehicle to jump the divider and collide head-on with a KSRTC bus.

In the blink of an eye, their world crumbled. The impact was so severe that their car was left mangled, with Manasa tragically losing her life at the scene. Aneesh, fighting for his life, has been rushed to a private hospital in Mangaluru.

Manasa and Aneesh, both professionals working in a private company in Mangaluru, had dreams of a life together, filled with shared moments and cherished memories. The couple's love story, celebrated just days ago with their wedding at the Denthadka Temple, now echoes in the hearts of their grieving families, forever marred by this tragic accident.

The Melkar police arrived swiftly at the scene and have begun their investigation, hoping to bring clarity to this devastating event.

In the aftermath of this tragic accident, the community mourns the loss of a young bride and prays for the recovery of a husband left fighting for his life.

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Mangaluru: Police have arrested five miscreants belonging to saffron outfits for pelting stones at a masjid at Katipalla near Surathkal on the outskirts of the city last night. 

The arrested have been identified as Bharat, Chennappa, Nitin, Manu and Sujit all residents of Surathkal and surrounding areas. Among them, Bharat is said to be a rowdy sheeter. 

The miscreants, who came on two motorbikes late on Sunday night, pelted stones at Masjidul Huda, located at 3rd block of Katipalla on the eve of Miladunnabi.  

Confirming the incident, City Police Commissioner Anupam Agrawal said that investigation is in progress and a case has been registered at Surathkal police station.

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