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Kannadiga Kalavidara Parishat Strives to Create Common Platform for All Artistes

  •   Thu, Apr 12 2012 08:16:17 AM

By Rons Bantwal
Daijiworld Media Network—Mumbai (RD)

Mumbai, Apr 12: Kannadiga Kalavidara Parishat Maharashtra convened an extraordinary general body meeting at Samarasa Bhavan of Karnataka Sangh, Matunga (West), on Tuesday April 10. It was chaired by president Surendra Kumar Hegde.

Speaking on the occasion, Hegde said that the members are the backbone of Kannadiga Kalavidara Parishat Maharashtra that has plans to get due recognition for all artistes coming from different spheres. He added that discussions are being held with state authorities in this regard. Hegde urged the members to extend support in their organized effort to achieve the objective.   

Kannadiga Kalavidara Parishat Maharashtra vice-presidents lawyer Subash B Shetty and Daya Sagar Chowta, secretary Karnoor Mohan Rai, treasurer P B Chandrahas, joint secretary Ramesh Shivapura, and joint treasurer Navin Shetty Innabalike were present on the dais.

Past president S T Vijay Kumar Tingalaya, H B L Rao, Harish Kumar M Shetty, Ashok Pakkala, G T Acharya, Suresh Shetty Yeyyady, and G P Kusuma were present on the occasion.
  

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