Mangalore: Unique Yakshagana play creates awareness on elections


Mangalore: Unique Yakshagana play creates awareness on elections

Pics: Brijesh Garodi
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (BG)

Mangalore, Mar 31: A special Yakshagana play aimed at creating electoral awareness was held here on Sunday, March 31 at Bharath Mall, Bejai.

The play was held as part of the Systematic Voters Education and Electoral Participation Plan (SVEEP) led by the district administration.

The play was inaugurated by deputy commissioner Harsh Gupta.

In his address, Harsh said that with a view to create awareness regarding the upcoming Assembly election among the general public, SVEEP has been introduced and as Yakshagana is the major cultural dance form of DK, a special awareness play in the form of Yakshagana has been organized here.

He further urged the gathering to spread awareness regarding elections among their family and friends and help the administration in doing its best in the coming days.

Zilla panchayat CEO Dr K N Vijayprakash, MCC commissioner Harish Kumar and other officials were present on the occasion. The programme was compeered by child welfare department officer Shyamala.

The play was enacted by the students of School of Social Work, Roshni Nilaya and Havyasi Balaga Kadri, led by Roshni Nilaya professor Vineetha. A large number of people gathered to watch the play.

  

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  • adithya, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 01 2013

    Attractive way of educating the public!!
    Well done!

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Sun, Mar 31 2013

    Well done Roshni Nilaya team and District admin.Innovative style of attracting voters to vote by a popular cultural play,YAKSHAGANA of twin districts.Also nice to see Mr Harsha Guputa taking initiate taking active participation.Also need to emphasize voters to vote freely and fearless with out prey of money,henda and jaathi....

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  • Dodanna, Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 31 2013

    Dear Saldanha,

    In Karnatka specially in Manglaore don't think politicians abstain religion from politics. Specially BJP leader always playing same tactic.Specially in Surathkal wacth n see the situation how far it will move ?

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Sun, Mar 31 2013

    Voting should be made compulsory and RELIGION should be kept out of POLITICS.....

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