Mangaluru: Srinivas University celebrates Talents Day, honours Kambala champion buffalo Dooja


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Mangaluru, Feb 16: Srinivas University celebrated Talents Day on February 16 at Mukka campus. On this occasion, Srinivas University honoured the renowned Kambala champion, Padavu Kanadka Dooja, a buffalo that has won 69 medals and claimed the championship title six times.

Speaking at the event, Dr CA A Raghavendra Rao, honourable chancellor of Srinivas University, extended his best wishes to Padavu Kanadka Dooja, who has now retired from racing due to health reasons. He emphasised that honouring this champion, which has significantly contributed to the cultural heritage of Tulunadu, is a matter of great pride. He also expressed his happiness in being part of such a rare and prestigious event.

 

The honourable pro-chancellor, Dr A Srinivas Rao, along with trustee members of Srinivas University, A Vijayalakshmi R Rao and Prof Er A Mithra S. Rao, felicitated Padavu Kanadka Dooja with great respect. On this occasion, the buffalo’s owner,  Dolphy D’Souza, was also honoured on stage with a special felicitation. Additionally, all members of the Kambala racing team were recognised and appreciated.

The event was graced by Srinivas University registrar Dr Anil Kumar, evaluation registrar Dr Srinivas Mayya, development registrar Dr Ajay Kumar, Dr Jayashree Bolar, assistant registrar and event coordinator Dr Pavithra Kumari, the deans, faculty members, students from various colleges of Srinivas University, and Kambala enthusiasts were present.

 

 

  

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