Doha: Tulu Koota’s First-ever Art and Drawing Competition Draws Huge Response


by Alexis Castelino
Daijiworld Media Network

Doha, Jan 23: Tulu Koota Qatar (TKQ), the melting pot of Tulu culture and traditions and a banner that brings together and unites all Tulu-speaking expats in Qatar, is in the forefront of initiating activities, organizing programmes that keep Tulu-speaking diaspora of the tiny oil-rich country close to Tulunadu. Another such initiative, art and drawing competition, again first-of-its-kind, held at the Indian Club here on Friday January 20, 2011, Tulu Koota added one more feather to its already glittering cap. The event held both for young and adults drew huge response.









































The competition was held in four categories, that is, Sub Juniors Colouring, Juniors Drawing & Painting, Juniors Clay Modeling and Rangoli for adults. The first category Sub Juniors Colouring had 30 participants, while 20 contestants vied for top place in Juniors Drawing & Painting competition. The Clay Modelling for the juniors saw the participation of 15 children while the Rangoli competition for the adults had 10 competitors gunning for glory.

The winners in each category were as follows:

Sub Juniors Colouring:

First: Sahil Shetty
Second: Vaidehi Pujary 
Third: Pranav Praveen

Juniors Drawing & Painting:

First: Manasa P Rao
Second: Srishti Shetty
Third: Alron D Rego

Juniors Clay Modelling:

First: Srishti Shetty
Second: Achira Shetty
Third: Rachana Shetty  

Rangoli (Adults):

First: Nimi Poojary
Second:  Veena V Rao & Padmashree Shetty
Third: Sushma Sandesh

The judges for the events were Barnali Biswas and N Ravindran.  Pavanarama Bolubail, senior sales manager of Ali Bin Ali & Partner who were the main sponsors of the event, was the chief guest of the evening. Harish Poojary was the compere for the evening.

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  • Dr Rajeeth Shetty Badur, Kadri/Doha

    Sun, Jan 29 2012

    Alex, thank you for this write up. Truly Tulukota team under the able leadership of Mr Ramachandra Shetty, Sandesh anand did another Deja Vu. Deciding the winners was another tough Job . All in all it was lid opener for talents of the tuluvas of Qatar. Thank you alex and well done.

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  • SEETHARAMA SHETTY, BOLOOR MANGALORE DOHA QATAR

    Mon, Jan 23 2012

    Dear Alex thank you very much for the colorful coverage of the first ever rangoli and drawing competition organized by Tulu koota.congratulations for the winners and all the participated kids and ladies for your enthusiasm. All rangoli artists are reflected their professionalism all the way to make success this event.

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  • Deepak Shetty, Qatar

    Mon, Jan 23 2012

    Well organised function. Kids and Adults took part enthusiastically in large numbers for the event.

    Congratulations to Team Tulukoota lead by Ramanna for this wonderful event.

    Alex, thanks for your nice media coverage.

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  • Nancy, Belman

    Mon, Jan 23 2012

    Deepak, nice to you here and happy that you all promote all these all actcities in Gulf. Keep it up.

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