Mangalore: Academy Aims at Introducing Tulunadu Cultural Festival


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SN/SP)

Mangalore, Apr 21: The programme, 'Bisu Parba Kavi-Koota' was held at Pilikula on Sunday April 19.

The event was jointly organized by Tulu Academy and Pilikula Nisarga Dhama.

Presiding over the function, president of Tulu Sahitya Academy Dr Paltady Ramakrishna Achar said that the trend of neglecting culture and moral values in the name of modernity is not right. The young generation must come forward to conserve the Tulu culture by celebrating traditional observations and festivals promptly, he advised.

The academy is giving importance to protecting the cultural values through organizing festivals.Festivals like 'Bisu', 'Keddasa', 'Tudar Parba', 'Aati Amavasya' and 'Pattanaje' must be celebrated world wide by every Tuluva, he requested.

The importance of the celebration must be disseminated from the elders to the youngsters, said Achar.

Speaking after inaugurating the occasion, Prof A V Navada said that, the reflective investigation of Tulu literature need to be created. Tulu has its own district features and motives, he added.

Dr Vishwanat Padikan briefed the importance of 'Bisu', on the occasion.

Dr Vaman Nandavar welcomed the gathering. Bhaskar Rai Kukkuvalli proposed vote of thanks.

Jayaprakash Bhandary, Shivaram Karant Biological Park director, was present on the occasion.

  

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  • vivan, kudla/kodial

    Wed, Apr 22 2009

    Govt. should provide more funds / programs in research/development of Tulu. Tulu is an ancient language as kannada or tamil or any other language in india. Its sad to see that there is no much action taken in development of this language by the present govt. neither the past one''s. Already Tulu has lost its scripts long back. It seems that tulu and tulunad culture is slowing in extinct in its own so said imaginary "TULUNADU". JAI KARNATAKA

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