Dr. Reju has downplayed the allegations and criticism relating to the vulgar shows of the female bodies in the 3-day ‘Masti-Masti sexual displays in obscenity that descended on St. Mary’s special Udupi’s name under the false pretext of promoting international Tourism on holy Udupi.

Reju had a rave party but asked the police and excise officials under his command to report on what happened.

The Zouk-2012 party event was held from Feb.3 to 5, as Island Festival after people lashed out at one shetty and D.C. of Udupi.

It came under severe criticism from leaders of political parties ashamed at the “naked” spectacle. There were 20 policeman and 10 Excise officials round the clock watching seems Dr. Reju admitted.

He awaits transfer order after the wash and bash on Monday. He doubted the authenticity of TV channels clippings indicating vulgar enjoyments.

He was ready to blacklist the organizers of 3 concepts, next year, these would be Indian music be hoped in such parties.

Having had Sri Manjunatha darshan at the temple on Monday evening, single spoke to reporters and told that a Dharma Sabha would be held in Delhi soon. He reminded that in December 2011, Pejawar Mutt seer and many holymen of India had gathered in Delhi to decide how best the calamity before all Hindus could be met.

Attacks have been held against Hindu people all over the country new this bill is the last straw on Hindu camel’s back, Singhal declared. It is the immediate challenge that we face now, he added.

On the query made about Ayodhya Ram Temple, he pointed to parliaments the deciding ‘factor’ while reiterating that the temple would certainly rise, but he did not want MPs individual votes. He asked all MPs to stand united to form this Sri Ram Temple soon.

Singhal paid tributes to Dharmadhikari Dr. Heggade and wanted share his rural experiences.

He said Dr. Heggade was a social leader and disliked protests, but guided lots of people.

Ministers Krishna Palemar and Dr. V.S. Acharya, local MP Nalin K. Kateel, city MLA N. Yogish Bhat, MP (Rs) Oscar Fernandes, eminent personality from Billava Community and former politicians will be present.

The all India union president Naveen Chandra Suvarna, who made a public statement on Monday about who built Kudroli Temple, will preside on the occasion.

Briefing pressmen on the coming event, Suvarna revealed that a hostel building would be constructed, at about Rs. 2 crores in estimated cost, on a plot of one acre in Kunjathbail, provided by the state.

The hostel will have both boys and girl students of Billava society, he said.

Senior Billavas gathered in 1912 formed a Union to protect social interests. Narayana Guru Guided this formation in Kudroli then to bring about social reforms. A number of projects were up in right earnest over a period by selfless social service volunteers. Such achievements are all over the DK district he said. Office bearers of the Union were present during presesmeet.

Two former Kannada Prabha reporters, Damodar Uchil and chidambar Baikampady, Udayavani Mangalore Bureau chief Manohar Prasad, senior reporter of Vijay Karnataka M.Arif Padubidri and lastly, Ms. Seethalakshmi Karkikodi, sub-editor in VK.

The awards were jointly instituted by Hiriadka school and padmannur publications, and Kaup Vidyaniketan.

Govindacharya  spoke on he occasion about his father who encouraged independent thinking in him, and his brother Ramacharya, who moulded him into a dedicated scholar.

Ambathanaya Mudradi, president of Udupi KSP branch, presided on the occasion.

U.R. Sabhapathi, former MLA, also spoke.

N.Gururaj of Udayavani, Sarvajna Acharya, a publisher , Sandhya, shetty, principle and V.K. Udayawar, administrator of Green Park central school werepresent.

Four men of one faith and women of another religious belief were arrested from a hotel located opposite Mangalore Nursing Home (Maya?), near Bendoorwell on Monday Feb 6, for sexual business. A socially vigilant organisation group raided the hotel on Knowing that 4 boys had taken a girl there. The information was also passed on to Kadri police by the group. All five were taking part in DJ music events every Saturday. It was surprising to hotel regulars that complaint was made by their own fellowmen in the group against the 5.

The hotel management pretended ignorance about 2 persons at as time being allowed in the same room twice.

He informed that unlike in pages of history for centuries, women were not slaves at home now, but had secured voting rights, equality, and recognition among men in society.

He added that Sulochana’s research thesis would be the voice for silent working women, who had no rights.

She will continue to write books every year, useful to thinking students at the MU, Dr. Dharma hoped.

Dr. Sulochana’s second book ‘Nitya dodalu’ (Every day work) was released by Hosa Digant daily’s co-editor, Poornima, who regretted that pure Kannada writers were few and for between, as English is mixed Kannada expression

Dr. Dharma was felicitated on the occasion. Prof. Sudha welcomed the gathering. Dr. Sulochana thanked. Dr Meenakshi compared

Revealing facts about the Mangalore Diocese, he said that the diocese comprises 161 parishes in 3 districts and nearly 4,00,000 Catholics. It also comprises 335 diocesan priests, 160 religious priests, and 1,600 nuns. The diocese also owns educational institutions encompassing play schools to medical and engineering colleges, along with dispensaries, health care institutions, old age homes, and others.

Speaking about the jubilee celebrations, the bishop said that the celebrations will commence on the grounds of Rosario Cathedral on Feb 11 Saturday at 4:00 p.m. with a mass. Archbishop Savio, the honorary secretary of the Congregation of the Evangelization of the Peoples, will be the chief celebrant with around 20 bishops and 300 priests concelebrating. Nearly 15,000 people are expected to participate in the event.

The stage program will commence at 5:30 p.m. with dignitaries such as District-in-charge Minister Krishna J. Palemar; Cardinal Oswald Gracias, the archbishop of Bombay; Archbishop Salvatore Pennachio; Bernard Moras, the archbishop of Bangalore; MP Oscar Fernandes; Mabel Rebello; Dr. V. S. Acharya, the minister for higher education; and others gracing the occasion.

The celebrations on Feb 12 Sunday will commence at 4:00 p.m. on Nehru Maidan with a mass. Cardinal Oswald Gracias, Rev. Salvatore Pennachio, Archbishop Savio, and Rev. Bernard Moras will be present. Thirty bishops, 500 priests, and 50,000 people are expected to participate on this day.

The chief guests on Sunday will be CM D. V. Sadananda Gowda and Minister for Corporate Affairs Veerappa Moily, he said.

Rev. Denis Prabhu, the vicar general; Fr. Henry Sequeira, the chancellor; PRO Fr. William Menezes; Fr. Onil D’Souza; Fr. George; Fr. J. B. Crasta; Mr. Ivan D’Souza; Mr. Marcel Monteiro; Raymond D’Cunha, Mr. Sushil Norornha; and Elias Fernandes were also present.

Speaking after inaugurating the event, resource person Chakravarti Soolibele said that the team had organized a torch light rally in most of the cities in commemoration to birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, but they have not done in Mangalore since it s the city which cannot be completed in one day and they is not need to enlighten the people since they are always lightened with the thoughts of Swami Vivekananda.

He also said that all parts of the country including Gujarat are ready to celebrate the ‘Vivekananda Jayanti’, since he is the saint who reached every youth and brightened the country. Vivekananda’s inspiration is the strength to the youth and country.

The large numbers of youths are following Anna Hazare for the presence of Vivekananda’s spirit in him and not for his age, he said.

Soolibele said that at present youths are following the western culture, but Swami Vivekananda was one who discovered soul of America to them. He never thought for himself but always thought and worked for his country, hence the youth of every generation remember his birth anniversary more than their family. Recently a newspaper wrote an article on Swami Vivekananda and mentioned that he was tedious, but actually the one who wrote the article is tedious since he will not have even some percent of his intelligence.

Peace is not found in rich man’s bedroom but it is present in a poor man’s hut. When the poor are developed, the country will be developed, he said. When Swami Vivekananda went to America, our country was listed in downtrodden and slavery based countries, but now it is been listed in technology, medicine, education and others, he said.

He also said that if one observes the eyes of Swami Vivekananda for two minutes, in six months there will be drastic changes in one. Youths must switch on their mind set to inculcate the qualities of Swami Vivekananda, he added.

Presiding over the event, Principal H R Lakshminarayana said that Swami Vivekananda was the person who was filled with culture.

He also said that students have maintained silence throughout the programme and this shows that Vivekananada has changed the mind set of students through the words of Soolibele.  This is a spiritual patriotism, he said.

Students union president Guruprasad welcomed the gathering. Prof Harish, and student’s representatives like Shravan Kumar, Ashwini and Harinakshi were present on the dais.

Rahim Uchil was the general secretary of the BJP DK District Yuva Morcha unit, the convener of the Veerarani Abbakka Utsava, member of the district Wakf advisory committee; and general secretary of Manava Sauharda Vedike.

Speaking on the occasion, he will not be influenced by any politics in between his duty as the president. He also assured to promote the Beary language, protect and preserve its literature too.

M. B. Abdul Rahman, the outgoing president of the academy; Anwar Manippady, the president of the state minority commission; Monappa Bandary and Padmanabha Kottari, the BJP leaders; Usman Haji, the chairman of the District Wakf Advisory Committee; Abdul Raheem T. K. the founder of the Kendra Beary Sahithya Parishad; Abdul Masjid, the president of the Akhila Bharat Beary Parishad; and many others were present.

Umarabba welcomed the gathering and  T. Mohammed proposed the vote of thanks.

Corporation Bank CMD, Ajay Kumar in his inaugural address, spoke on transformations needed in highly competitive conditions. He added that not only youths, but the whole had to change for the better.

He spoke about today’s knowledge becoming tomorrow’s ignorance. Students have to update their information on subjects of concern, like economics, in their field.

The population here in India is quite young and will be flaming or fuelling the competitive atmosphere for another 30 years.

Several learned dignitaries were present, from Banks and the SDM College. Student sat in rapt attention.