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Dubai : Sadananda Gowda Speaks—Exclusive Interview on Radio Spice

  •   Thu, Nov 19 2009 08:43:46 PM

Dubai : Sadananda Gowda Speaks—Exclusive Interview on Radio Spice
Daijiworld Media Network—Dubai (CN)

Dubai, Nov 19: Udupi Lok Sabha MP D V Sadananda Gowda, president, Karnataka state BJP, and recently appointed chairman of the co-ordination committee constituted to run the state government, is in the city.

Popularly known as DVS, he is the chief guest at the two-day ‘World Kannada Cultural Convention’ to be held in Dubai on Friday November 20 and Saturday November 21.

‘Radio Spice’, Dubai’s ace FM channel, the only one to feature Tulu, Kannada, and Konkani programmes on Fridays, will broadcast an exclusive interview with DVS. 

Walter Nandalike, editor-in-chief of Daijiworld.com, will speak with him in Tulu and Kannada from 9.00 am to 11.30 am Dubai time on Friday November 20, in the programme ‘Filter Coffee’.

In a candid interview, DVS talks of his political journey from Puttur to New Delhi, his views on recent differences within the BJP, his contribution to his constituency, to Mangalore, his performance as state BJP president, and the pain he has endured in his personal life.

Hence, the scheduled interview with former cricketer Dayanand Bangera has been rescheduled for Friday November 27. 

Radio Spice is also available on the internet at www.radiospicefm.com

  

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  • Gabriel Vaz, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Thu, Nov 19 2009

    DVS is the gentleman face of BJP in Karnataka. In the present murky political situation and the shameful infighting, dissidence in a party which prided itself as ``the most disciplined, organised political party with a difference,'' DVS did bring some sanity. With amiable nature, charming personality and ever-smiling face, it is always a pleasure talking to him. I am those familiar with him would surely agree with me. I only wish that the party does not forget him after the expiry of his term as State BJP President in December. Sane and sensible persons like DVS should be there in politics, if more and more talented and capable youngsters were to enter politics. I have always been an admirer of DVS.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Thu, Nov 19 2009

    We welcome Udupi MP Mr DV Sadananda Gowda to Dubai. Welcome sir. I request you to just take a round of the city and for that matter whole of UAE just to see how people of different faiths are living in peace and harmony. How masjids, churches and temples exists side by side. How warmth are the people. How just humanity prevails. True Islamic nation. Just see the roads, how clean and good they are. Please go back to Udupi with these ideas and feedback and implement this culture in Karnataka. In Dubai/UAE people are not devided on ethnic or religious lines, not even in nationality or regions line. All are united and UAE is most peaceful than our own country. I feel DVS visit to UAE should be a eye opener and soul searching visit. Hope he benefits from this visit.

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  • Dayanand Bangera, Katapady / Abu dhabi

    Thu, Nov 19 2009

    Heartiest welcome to Sadananda Gowda to UAE.

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