Mangalore: Musical Nite by Vivekananda Sports Club Entertains for a Cause


Mangalore: Musical Nite by Vivekananda Sports Club Entertains for a Cause

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)

Mangalore, Oct 6: City's Vivekananda Sports Club presented an entertaining musical nite on the eve of Navaratri celebrations in the city on Tuesday October 4. It was the second annual presentation to have been organized by the club. The venue of the event was Padua High School Grounds, Padav, Nanthoor here.

Performances by Naushad and Group, family entertainment by Ocean Kids group and dances by Jeevandan Center, Gurpur, regalled the audience.

Rashmi Kunder, who had charmed all and sundry with her excellent dancing skills in Sony TV’s ‘Boogie Woogie’ and Zee Kannada’s ‘Kuniyona Bara’, surpassed the expectations. Some local dance groups as well as dancer Bhavya also performed at the event.

The enthusiastic audience lapped up with glee the performances which unfolded in front of their eyes one after the other.

City coprorator, Roopa D Bangera, Kadri circle inspector, Kiran, chief priest of Bhadrakali Temple, Umesh, and principal of Padua PU College, Fr Santhymayor, participated as guests. Honorary president of the club, Kaushik D Shetty, president, Vijay Bhat, secretary, Vikram Nair, treasurer, Donald Fernandes, and other office bearers were present. 

Club office-bearer, Melwin R D’Souza explained about the birth and growth of the club. The president explained about various activities undertaken by the club including the social activities like assistance it extended to a cancer patient, student of a college, helping the needy by asking the club members to donate blood, etc.

Three talented persons including Sharanya, who has proficiency in skating and who won the state ‘Ekalavya’ award recently, and singer/dancer Sharat were felicitated on the occasion.

Lucky dip draw was also held at the venue.
 
Vivekananda Sports Club arranged the event in aid of HIV/AIDS-affected children of Jeevandan Center, Gurupar Kaikamba near here. The club, started four decades back by young boys who were playing cricket together in Padua play ground, has grown by leaps and bounds, expanding its horizons, adding new vision, and embracing causes that are relevant.

The musical nite was organized on the occasion of Navaratri celebrations under the social service initiatives of the club, and the income from the event went to the above organization towards funding its lofty ideal of helping the HIV/AIDS-affected children to lead a normal life.

The event was telecast live on a local television channel. In addition to the contribution of Rs 35,000 made by the club to Jeevandan, the organization has been receiving steady stream of do nations from those who came to know about its activities through television and other channels, it is gathered.

Daijiworld.com was the portal partner for the event.

Last year, three achievers were felicitated by the club, namely Daniel Sequiera, a cricketer who plays for Mangalore United Team, dancer Kishore Aman and a Koragajja's temple priest.

Also, a cancer patient was handed over a generous donation of Rs 25,000 for medical aid.

The Vivekananda Sports Club also provided children's home 'Bala Graha' at Helipad near Mary Hill with new furnitures.

  

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  • Rahul Poojary, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 14 2011

    People should take a clue from Vivekananda sports club. Its a great job done from a sports club to the society. No doubt that this sports club will achieve all the hieghts in the future.

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  • Ashwin Shetty, Ashwin Shetty

    Fri, Oct 07 2011

    ya... it was really a great programme organised by vivekananda sports club.... A dance from HIV affected children was heart touching...

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  • RAnjith Dsouza, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 07 2011

    We did enjoy the programme . Specially the Jeevadhan Aids childrens dance was heart touching

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  • rajesh k, mangalore

    Fri, Oct 07 2011

    actually it was not Santa but the chief priest of the temple and the poor crowd photo was taken at the time of beginning of the programme and later the whole ground was full of audience

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  • Cyril Pinto, Abudabhi- Kinnigoli

    Thu, Oct 06 2011

    I cant believe myself in this modern world we have local sports club which is doing good things to the society . I have heard so many self identified groups doing moral policing on our own Mangalore . I can Identify something special here its a bunch of all religions sharing a Dias , Excellent guys.. Let your good work reach the heights in future.

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  • Shamanth Kumar, Yeyyadi -Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 06 2011

    It was Indeed the excellent programme By sports club . I was present at the venue, initially there was no crowd later .. i could witness more than 3000 people enjoying the programme, Tears were almost rolled down from m my eyes when i saw tinny children from Jeevadhan dancing . My help will go directly to Jeevadhan shortly . We can learn from this daiji is everywhere. surprised to see this article on Daiji .. Thank you for the same

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  • Wollf Gang Lindle Baur, Chicago, USA

    Thu, Oct 06 2011

    Poor audience... and nice to see santa claus in green attire and red turban..

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