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Mangalore: Rama Nama Tharaka Japa Yajna at Kalladka on March 20, 21

  •   Wed, Mar 17 2010 10:27:21 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Mar 17: Sri Rama Nama Tharaka Manthra Japa Yajna will be held on March 20th and 21st in Kalladka ahead of the grand Sri Rama Bhajana Mandir which is going to be built in Kalladka at an estimated cost of about Rs 5 crores.  Dr Veerendra Heggade, Dharmadhikari will preside over the religious assembly on March 21st and Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yadyurappa will be the guest of honour on the occasion.  

Addressing a press conference in the city Dr Prabhakar Bhat Kalladka, chief of the Yajna Committee pointed out that the main aim of this Yajna is to unite the Hindu society at a time when efforts are being made to divide it.  It is an effort to promote nationalism and safeguard Indian tradition, culture and way of life.

Today Hindu way of life has come to be accepted in countries like USA.  Only Hindus believe in rebirth and this is now slowly being accepted elsewhere.  Dharma is nothing but a way of life which is wrongly given the name of religion in our country Dr Prabhakar stated.  He also said that the Sudharma Rathyathra which began on March 5 from Kalladka has traversed through different parts of the district and will be back in Kalladka on 20th before the commencement of the Yajna.   

He said Kalladka has been chosen for this Yajna as it has been the epicenter of many events that had bearing on the national events of the country. 

MP Nalin Kumar Kateel will be the President of the Yajna. 

The “Hore Kanike” programme was first inaugurated at the same venue by Sri Dharmapapalmath Swamiji of Adi Chunchanagiri.  District-in-charge Minister Krishna Palemar, MP Nalin Kumar Kateel, MLA Yogish Bhat, former minister Nagaraj Shetty, former MLA Padmanabha Kottary were present at the press conference. 

  

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  • venu, mangalore/pune

    Thu, Mar 18 2010

    "Shri Rama jaya Rama jaya jaya Rama"

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  • nagesh nayaK, bangalore

    Wed, Mar 17 2010

    hi,VINCY, SHAMBOOR/BANGKOK , Sri Rama Mandir is built in KALLADKA not in vatican. Sitting in bangkok & jealous of building Sri Rama Bhajana Mandir is not at all suits to you. If you want to know about constructions of churches & mosques in between hindu people thruout india is acceptable then what the problem for you about SRI RAMA MANDIR.

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  • VINCY, SHAMBOOR/BANGKOK

    Wed, Mar 17 2010

    It is a good move by Dr Prabhakar Bhat Kalladka.At last people will see who is Dr Prabhakar Bhat Kalladka.Till date he is behind the scene and his photo not published in news papers or websites. It cold is due to security reasons. He travel often to Bangalore but not seen in any flights from Mangalore.
    Sri Rama Nama Tharaka Manthra Japa Yajna is very much required for the people of Kalladka and nearby villages who spend most of the leisure times at toddy centers and wine shops .It is indeed a good step taken by Dr Prabhakar Bhat to educate people of South Kanara.He should also make arrangements to build more such mandirs at places and cities where there are more Hindu devotees, Unlike Kalladka is always a sensitive area due to a large number of Muslim habitants.
    I doubt the intentions behind this mandir built particularly at Kalladka and why not at other villages where there are more Hindu habitants. I also doubt why the former BJP MLA Rukmaya Poojari is not a part of this team.
    I hope all the caste people are allowed to make Sri Rama Nama Tharaka Manthra Japa Yajna sitting on the same stage with other so called higher castes.

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