Mangalore : Spectacular Flower Show Begins in City


Mangalore : Spectacular Flower Show Begins in City

Pics by Dayananda Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Mar 20 : The Dakshina Kannada district has received Rs 4 crore grant in the last four years under National Horticulture Mission (NHM) and financial assistance was given to about 25,000 farmers, said Assembly Deputy Speaker N Yogish Bhat. 


Speaking at the annual flower show being organised by the Horticulture department in association with Zilla Panchayat and Siri at Kadri Park on Saturday, he said farmers will get Rs 40,000 assistance for one hectare land. Of which, 50 per cent will be in the form of financial assistance. The State government has given Rs 5,000 each to about 4,000 farmers in every taluk. A sum of Rs 1,000 crore has been earmarked for desilting of tanks for the irrigation purpose, he added.









































 

To encourage gardening in city, parks should be developed in each ward of the Mangalore City Corporation limits. Every family can take up kitchen garden in and around their houses. The Horticulture department may undertake a new venture to honour best park and best kitchen garden at home.

Date extended

The two day flower show was supposed to conclude on Sunday. However, on the request of Bhat, the authorities decided to extend it till Tuesday.

The flower show enthralled the public with the World Cup model made of roses. Carvings on pumpkin with President of India, Yeddyurappa, Krishna Palemar too enthralled the public. District-in-Charge Minister Krishna Palemar inaugurated the flower show.

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  • brk, mangalore

    Tue, Mar 22 2011

    Most enjoyable event in Mangalore at the moment and today is last day

    Dont miss is maga event, dear mangalorians Flowers pots on sale
    at rock bottom prices

    Thanks daiji for good coverage, instead of photo no 3, you could have published some other photo where we could see some faces if not any other things.

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  • ravindra, mangalore

    Mon, Mar 21 2011

    Wonderful nature, wonderful flowers, wonderful climate.
    I enjoyed it.
    Moreover, Thanks to daiji for wonderful photos

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  • joyce,

    Sun, Mar 20 2011

    It was such a pleasure to see the flowers in kadri park.this sparks the interst in gardening.Loved different blooms.good that u extended the show for 2 more days.The spinatch and bindis in pots look so good.

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