Bantwal: 'Wish Kalladka students' histrionics get exposure at Republic Day' - Kiran Bedi


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Daijiworld Media Network - Bantwal (SP)

Bantwal, Dec 16: Lt governor of Puducherry Dr Kiran Bedi, expressed the wish that the students of Sri Ram Vidya Kendra, Kalladka, who have excellent skill in depicting rich culture of India should get an opportunity to display the same at the Republic Day parade at New Delhi so that the entire country gets to watch their abundant talent. She was speaking after participating in the floodlit sports festival organized by Sri Ram Vidya Kendra Kalladka on Sunday December 15 night. She also said that she had never seen such a beautiful programme in her entire life.

Bedi congratulated parents who have been able to admit their children in this school, and also thanked the founders of the school and its teachers for doing things which give rise to a sense of pride about Indian culture.

Entrepreneur from Jharkhand, Om Prakash, Rajyotsava award winning ophthalmologist Dr Krishnaprasad, Dakshina Kannada district in-charge minister Kota Srinivas Poojary, Shashidhar Shetty from Vadodara, Karnataka Tulu Sahitya Academy president Dayanand Kattalsari, Beary Sahitya Parishad president Rahim Uchil, cine director Rajendra Singh Babu, Ballari Rajashekhar Malani, Sridhar Nadigar of Vishwa Hindu Parishad, Raghavendra Sarvam, and MLA Harish Puja, addressed the gathering.

Union minister D V Sadananda Gowda, minister Shashikala Jole, MPsUmesh Jadhav and K C Ramamurty, MLAs Rajesh Naik Ulipadyguthu, Aravind Bellad, P Rajeeev, Poornima Amritqa Desai, Avinash Jadhav, Umanath Kotian, S L Bojegowda, Arun Joshi, director general of police Mohan Prasad, Anti-Corruption Bureau inspector general Chandrashekhar, district superintendent of police Laxmi Prasad, cine actor Praneeta Subash, former ministers, Nagaraja Shetty and Krishna Palemar, former legislators, Padmanaba Kottary and Capt Ganesh Karnik, Seetakka of 'Rashtra Sevika', retired police officer Jayanth Shetty, Kamala Prabhakar Bhat, T G Rajaram Bhat, Suresh Shetty Gurme, A M Khan, A V Ravi, Raviprakash Dasanur, Bharat Jain, Manjunath Jharkhand, Pradeep Kumar Kalkura, Jagadish Shenava, Prabahakar Prabhu, Prasad Kumar and several other dignitaries participated in the sports festival.

Over 3,000 children unveiled a magical world in the ground with beautiful formations. Thousands of people who had congregated to watch the show were dumbstruck at the high level of performance the children give with precision.

The floodlit sports festival held at the ground at Hanuman Nagar belonging to Sri Ram Vidya Kendra at Kalladka on the night of Sunday, December 15, gave the audience a new kind of exhilarating experience. Students wearing uniform went on march past to the beats of musical tunes. The young male and female students who marched to the sound of different musical instruments created different formations which were gleeful to watch.

The students performed Yogasanas, created mind-blowing formations with oil lamps in hand, adventure with fire, motor cycle adventures, Malla Kambha, devotional songs with dance and other electrifying performances held the audience spell bound. The students also presented their talents in beating Chende and skating. Dance drama about Ayodhya movement, Chandrayana 2 launch etc also thrilled those present at the venue.

President of Vivekananda Vidyavardhaka Sangh Puttur Dr Prabhakar Bhat, presided. Convener Vasanth Madhav, delivered introductory address and welcomed. President of the institution B Narayana Somayaji, co-convener Ramesh, principal of degree college Krishnaprasad Kayarkatte and others were present.

On this occasion, students who performed excellently were honoured by handing over talent awards.

  

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  • Santosh, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    Isn't this the same school where they re-enacted Babri Demolition?!
    Shame!

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  • Mohammed, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    To make our India beautiful, we all Indians must be together with joint hands. If the situation goes like this, what happening in schools then we all distroy our India from our all hands. Please save our country and people of country.

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  • Indian, Indian

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    No school and colleges are allowed to teach hate, communal disharmony or national disintegrity based on religion and caste....
    Such institutions should be closed down

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  • Dinesh Kumar, Katipalla/Mangaluru

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    First close down AMU, Jamia and JNU, they are eating up my tax paid money

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  • Diwakar, Bengaluru

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    We can come across different kind of festivities in schools such as Hindu type, Madrasa type and Modernity type. So long it peculate values and humanity to the children, festivities to be promoted which encourage team spirit. Celebrations depicting any destructive mind set leave a scar on children mind set to be kept in mind by the educationists..

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  • Sanjeev Kamath, Udupi / Seattle

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    Every Hindustani should feel proud of this institution for its values, culture and ethics.

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  • Harish, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    GOOD PICS DAIJI.. KEEP IT UP...THANKS

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  • Roshan Rodrigues, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    Wonder-full

    Please use safety first , Helmets should be used.

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  • Karthik, Konaje/Navi Mumbai

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    Forget helmets, who gave motorcycle riding licence to highschool students? This is not only a serious safety concern, but also a violation of law and all under the very noses of law enforcement personnel!

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  • Roshan Rodrigues, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    That means front of retired police officer breaking the rules. va re va
    But she wants same in Republic Day New Delhi so that the entire country gets to watch .

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  • Ranjith, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    Licence , Helmets not required inside school premises grounds. They are not driving in roads.

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  • JK, Udupi/Dubai

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    Riding inside any private premise, License helmet etc not required.

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  • JWL, KSA, M'lore

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    If poor Kids die without safety or helmet they will simply say its an accident and they can easily escape !!!!!!

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  • Anamika, Bajpe

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    Indeed it was a nice DOMBARATA.

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  • Wilfred Fernandes, Dubai/Vamadapadavu.

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    Good Job by trainers .............
    Happy to see the little Angels performing in perfect harmony.

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  • Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    This is really Amazing...Only negative side was discussed about Kalladka all these days..Now, Positive side is also being shown to the World...Congrats..

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  • NAVEEN, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 16 2019

    Well said Jaimini Thanks Daijiworld .

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