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Mangalore: Nalin Kumar Kateel Inaugurates ‘Beary Cultural Fest’

  •   Thu, Jun 10 2010 08:25:34 AM

Mangalore: Nalin Kumar Kateel Inaugurates ‘Beary Cultural Fest’
Pics by Spoorthy Ullal
Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (SR/CN)

Mangalore Jun 10: The inauguration of the ‘Beary Cultural and Art Fair’ took place at the Town Hall on Wednesday June 9.

The inaugural was by member of parliament (MP) Nalin Kumar Kateel. Chief guests at the programme were MLA U T Khader, Walter Nandalike, editor-in-chief, Daijiworld.com, M B Abdul Rahman, president, Karnataka Beary Sahitya Academy, Pradeep Kumar Kumar Kalkura, president, Karnataka Sahitya Parishat, Dakshina Kannada, Haji Yenopya Muhammad Kunhi, president Dakshina Kannada Wakf Board, and Haji K S Muhammed Masood President Muslim Central Committee, Mangalore.

Kateel and U T Khader released the journal which had a programme list of six months.

B A Muhammed Haneif, president, All India Beary Parishat, A A Hyder Parthipadi, president, Tulunadu Ikyata Vedike, P B Abdul Razak, president, V G Pal, artist, and Haji Abdul Kalam, member, National Goods Council, were also present at the programme.


































Kateel said that this is a unique culture which has to be encouraged and Abdul Aziz has taken the initiative to protect and develop a rare culture which has a bond with Tulu and Kannada.

“Beary culture and language is getting buried with time and development of Latin culture. This programme shows the beauty of the culture and I wish that the six months of programmes will be more successful than expected”, he said.

Haji Abdul Aziz said that we learn all the cultures of the world but forget our own culture. “We forgot our own language and we are following Western culture. This also loosens the cultural bond between the people and we lose the taste of our own traditional life which was more enjoyable”, he added.

Kalkura said that we are becoming money-making machines and forgetting our culture, family ties, and religion. He said that this takes us away from our land and though we are in a unique land we are losing its culture and this programme is an eye opener for youths.

The programme had Beary songs, dance, ‘Katha Prasanga’ and many other events.
  

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  • darshanpoonja, puttur/bangalore

    Mon, Oct 04 2010

    VERY NICE FUNCTION AS WELL AS NICE SNAPS TNKS DAIJI,VERY SPL TO SEE MR. NAVEEN KATEEL INAUGURATING &ADDRSSING THE FUNCTION OF BEARY CULTURAL FEAST

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  • Naichor Bavaka, Krishnapura

    Tue, Jun 15 2010

    I agree with you cheybawa. People like suraya should be in every city. Very beautiful lady. But i sad because she lost in election. I give full support to her day and night during election. Wish you all the best suraya next time

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  • shakeer, mlore

    Sun, Jun 13 2010

    ye i agree wd u my dear

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  • shareef, mangalore

    Sat, Jun 12 2010

    cultural fests are always good.but it should not limited to function only. keeping comunial harmoney is more important than everything

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  • Cheybaawu, Surathkal

    Sat, Jun 12 2010

    Yes bearys are growing in every field best example is our Surayya parween she looks younger than before because she is active in beary cultural program, Surayya you are really beautiful.
    Guys join us in this event and make this program success and compelte with the the presnence of your family, we want to see more more surayya parween in our community.
    brve lady she is active in politics, i think we need to nominate her for the award of best beary lady of the year. what you say readers.??

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  • vishwa, mangalore/usa

    Sat, Jun 12 2010

    Beary's are one of the oldest people living in mangalore. they have strong attachment and cultural amalgamation. Their looks also matches with general percepton of mangalorean.

    this form is a good move. I stayed with them when i was out side mangalore and india. I never felt they are different from one of us.

    Following people comments are note worthy. these are people united the people.
    M.E.Moolur, UDUPI/DUBAI, ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA,S.Moorthy, Mangalore/Dubai, Kateel Ramesh Prabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore

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  • mohammed, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 11 2010

    No need of such function to uplift the bearys.Simply wasting the money.Try to help poor and needy people of islam.

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  • Kateel Ramesh Prabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Fri, Jun 11 2010

    Salam Bava.Abu Dhabi-It is not in good taste to air your views the way you did.Ours is a multi religion,muti culture and multi language country and in the past many unpleasent events happened for which any particular community is not responsible but few disgruntled,anti social elements.Initially British have contributed in deviding the soceity,people and latter our so called politicians for votes.We as a responsible citizens of this great nation should understand the modes operandi and deceive the devisive forces and look forward for bright future at least for our future generation.Those who are not understanding this will lag behind as India a poised for becoming a super power by 2030.At least ponder over the comments by Ismail K Perinje.Pl remember that there are Vajapayes amongst us in all times and we should look forward for prosperity FOR ALL spreading solidarity and brotherhood.

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  • SALAM BAVA, Abu dhabi

    Fri, Jun 11 2010

    I just refresh you the famous Vajapayee sayings-"Muslims are blood of our blood and Flesh of our flesh". What happend later In Gujarat is history ,and Blood of Mulims flown their as rivers.

    After all where is Beary or Islamic culture in it,it is just a gimmick organized by some people to pocket some money. Unnecessaryly some respected people also dragen to stage.This kind of mockery of community should be stopped.

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  • M.E.Moolur, UDUPI/DUBAI

    Fri, Jun 11 2010

    On behalf of Bearys Cultural Forum(BCF), Dubai, I congratulate the Organizers for conducting such a wonderful " Beary Cultural Fest". Bearys ,with thier friendly nature, steadfastness and hard work, are known for their "Live and let live" attitude. With representations of different culture, political party and organizations, this event has added colors to the brotherly nature of Beary culture which is a pleasant amalgamation of various sister cultures like Tulu, Konkani, Mapilla, Navaitha etc.-M.E.Moolur

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  • S.Moorthy, Mangalore/Dubai

    Fri, Jun 11 2010

    I believe we may be from different religion, but first Indians. Our Indian muslims are more brilliant. Perticularly Muslim community from undevided Dakshina Kannda are very friendly and culture oriented. From many years they always adjusted with our culture. There some exceptions of anti socials elements, for that let the law to take action. But we as a whole our muslims are more liberal, cultural and educated. Thnaks daiji for having good coverage. Good to see Mr. Nalin Kumar & Mr. Bava on the stage.

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  • S P, PERMUDE

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    Thanks for daiji for coverage.
    Good comments by Hanik.
    Good to see PUDIYAMPULY Nalin Kumar Kateel

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  • Hanik, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    We should start calling people of other community during the religious festivals and marriages. There should be inter-cultural competitions during Independence/Republic Days and Gandhi Jayanthi Day.
    Binding of food and culture of different religion at one platform will give an extra mile in religious harmony.

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    Dear Hyder Ali/K.Padau and Ashique Katipalla,Pligt of bearies is a self made issue and how far Beary community not giving important to education then nobody to blame.Show caseing beary culture is a step forward to live in harmony.See Mr Nalin Kumar Kateel MP,totally changed his veiw on beary's affairs and what his comments on beary's language and culture worth mentioning.After becoming MP,Mr Kateel lived up to the expectation of all communities in DK is really a point of reconing.If we do not exbit our art and culture to the society of other communities how can we go forward.So blame ourselves for the plight of beary community of DKudupi.. unless and untill,bearys are not taking education as serious component to excel,beary community will remain backward.

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  • sub, subhachintaka

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    we want leaders like our own khazi who have taken the iniative to change the social status of muslim we dont need leaders let us join hands with khazi and make a better society and a community and better place for bearyes

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  • Hydar Ali Kuthar Padav,

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    The so called beary culture propagted by a few neo-rich and financially well of people doesnot reflect true beary culture. THe plight of masses in beary community is deplorable

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  • Ashiq, Katipalla

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    these organizers blindly wasting money in the name of cultural programmes rather than utilizing money for the basic need of poor people who residing near managlore.

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  • harish Balalya, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    Good Programme, Thanks Daiji world.

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  • UMMER KUNHI, Perinje/Dubai

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    VERY NICE FUNCTION AS WELL AS NICE SNAPS TNKS DAIJI,VERY SPL TO SEE MR. NAVEEN KATEEL INAUGURATING &ADDRSSING THE FUNCTION OF BEARY CULTURAL FEAST.

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  • shakeel krishnapura, al jubail

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    hi surayya......... nice to meet u in this beary kala sanga.......... i think u remember me...........

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  • RON, Mangalore / Bahrain

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    Nice to see Sri Nalin Kumar (MP-Mangalore) is becoming a OPEN minded person...

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  • Sharafuddin B.S , Kuwait

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    Beary community and language has lot of rich cultural values, which is very interesting. It is a subject for thesis. There is lot of information about beary community in Wikipedia uploaded by Iqbal Soofi. However recently when I was checking eligibility for CET entrance test I found out that those having mother tongue of Kannada, Tulu or Kodava are eligible for CET. Why beary linguistic minorities are deprived of this privilege? Beary language is also 100% language of Karnataka, spoken by beary linguistic minorities and majority of them are still backward. Why can’t beary organizations take up this issue?

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  • Ishaq, Ishaq ,Abudhabi

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    Nice photographs Thanks Daijiworld.com

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  • NAZMATHNISA LAIZ, SURATHKAL/ABUDHABI

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    Good progress for Bearys culture. keep it up.

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  • Manvit, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    This is how we hindus & muslims should live in peacefull society. But our gr8 CONgress will not digest this, they will create communal voilence to get some vote always.

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  • Kateel Ramesh Prabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Thu, Jun 10 2010

    Nice photographs of Beary Cultural Fest.In fact Beary language is a unique blend of Maleyalam and Tulu and confined to Tulunadu.This language has uniqueness of bringing people together like Bhojpuri language in UP and Bihar state.

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