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Udupi: Russian Couple Have Traditional Indian Wedding

  •   Sat, Jan 24 2009 02:00:40 AM

Udupi: Russian Couple Have Traditional Indian Wedding
News and Pics by Hemanath Padubidri
Daijiworld Media Network—Udupi (RD/CN)

Udupi, Jan 23: A Russian couple solemnized their marriage as per Hindu tradition at Pilarukana Sri Mahalingeshwar temple, near Belman here, on Friday January 23.

Moscow-based 29- year-old fitness centre employee Irin and 35-year-old vice-president of a political party, Trescheu Kowstantin, were married by temple priest Shreesha Acharya, in the presence of their friends and relatives. 















Both Irin and Trescheu had come to Dr Raviraj Bhandary’s Kashyapa Ayurveda Yoga and Panchakarma Centre, a year ago.  Dr Raviraj Bhandary and family arranged for their traditional Indian wedding. The couple took up the Indian names of Vrandadevi and Keshidamandas.

Kaup block BJP president Ravindra Shetty, local leaders Shankar Kundar and Dinesh, and several media persons were present on the occasion.




















Temple priests Srinivas Bhat and Arun assisted the chief priest during the ceremony.  

Vrandadevi and Keshidamanadas, speaking to media persons, said that their counterparts in Russia had acknowledged the benefits of Panchakarma and Indian culture.

  

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  • Jessie , Mangalore

    Sun, Jan 25 2009

    I truely agree with Ronald's comment. If a Hindu had married in a church what would have been the consequences? Now in Independent India it looks like there is no freedom for minority. One state is fighting with the other state or inside the state there are fights between religions, will there be peace? May God bless India and Indians.

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  • keerthi, udupi

    Sun, Jan 25 2009

    Happy married life.... It feels really great tht people from other country want to opt indian tradition where as being Indian most of them have lost their culture & are getting register marriage.. so hats up for this couple.... long live.......

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  • Arun Sequeira, Mattar,Udupi/Dubai

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Wish u happy married life & May God Bless them.

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  • Alban D' Souza, Udyavara, Dubai

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Very nice to see them married as per Indian culture. This shows how beautiful Idian tradition is. Nice to see both of them as couples. Wish both of them a happy married life. We respect them for adopting other culture with love and respect specialy that of India.

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  • nisar riyadh ksa, sullia karnataka

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    wish you very very happy married life

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  • THOMAS DSOUZA, mangalore/bangalore

    Sun, Jan 25 2009

    .WOW THATS NICE .. TADITIONAL WEDDING BEAUTIFUL ....WISH THEM A HAPPY MARRIED LIFE

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  • meena, dubai

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    wish you happy married life

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  • simi, dubai

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Great,wish u a happy married life..it shows your respect towards our great Indian culture..thank you.may god bless you

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  • TP KERALA, india

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Looks great but if its just only follow the tradition of marriage, it does not make any sense. How the couple behave after marriage is important. Just marry to divorce after one month will really insult our tradition.

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  • RTN MICHAEL MATHIAS(GURKAR PILAR LOWER WARD SHIRVA, PILAR/SHIRVA

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    CONGRATULATIONS WISH U ALL THE BEST WISH U ALL THE BEST 

     FROM RTN MICHAEL MATHIAS@FLY PILAR MEL MANE HOUSE POST PERNAL,SHIRVA 574116 UDUPI,KARNATAKA,INDIA CEL:099448300953

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  • Dinesh, Sharjah

    Sun, Jan 25 2009

    Nice to see our place Pernal on this site. Also happy to see 'Aru Bhat' at the site.

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  • Gopal P.K., mangalore

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Nice marriage. it must remain permanent.

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    India and Russia Unity in Diversity Indeed. Both Great nations have long livedand far stretching cultural human relations. Good news. Wish the happily married couple long and strong happy married life like the forrest of pilarkhaana... God Bless you....

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  • Sayad Irman, Shirva / Kuwait

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Wish them a very Successfull married life

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  • Jailash. B. Nazareth, Shirva / Dubai

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Even Russian pepole following Indian Tradtion it is great.It is an exampel for all Indians.I wish them a verry happy married life.

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  • lora correa, mangalore

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    congraulations. wish you a happy married life

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  • Ronald DSilva, Karkala / Canada

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    One can term this as conversion - it it not!! But i think people should be given will and freedom to choose what they want.

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  • Pramod, udupi

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Mr Ronald, There is a difference between propagation and self learning. In this case it was self interest..as in the article "Both Irin and Trescheu had come to Dr Raviraj Bhandary’s Kashyapa Ayurveda Yoga and Panchakarma Centre, a year ago"

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  • Shrinath Shet, Udupi / Oman

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Its very nice see this type of event. This is the 3rd marriage of this kind in the past 5 months in Udupi and DK District area. Good to see the photos. Thanks to Daijiworld for this coverage.

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  • Santhosh, Udupi

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Wish them Great Married Life

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  • jerome dsouza, Pilar Kana Near Temple

    Fri, Jan 23 2009

    Verry Nice wedding..Thank you Daijiworld.

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  • ronald, India

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Here is an example of a couple's free will. There is obviously nothing "forced" about their adopting Hinduism or their marriage.

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  • R.Pai, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 24 2009

    Great!! Wish them a very happy married life.

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