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Suchindram L. Padmanabhan Potti, SUCHINDRUM, KK Dist. Taminadu |
Wednesday, August 31, 2011 |
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We Tulu speaking Shivalli Brahmin people living in Tamilnadu are very glad to know this news. You are doing very good job. Congradulation. |
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swarup malli, florida/usa |
Tuesday, June 22, 2010 |
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splendid instead of making tulu an optional language, students must be given an option to choose tulu over kannada, and it would make sense to teach tulu in the original script(grantha).
I'm certain students will choose tulu over kannada because tulu is very easy and enjoyable to learn unlike kannada,i have lived in karnataka for 26 years ,still can't speak fluent kannada :0
At last Tulu is getting the dues it deserves
Jai tulu nadu...long live tulu |
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sundar kelkar, parkala/Mumbai |
Saturday, April 03, 2010 |
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Tulu is rich and scholarly Language. It is more effective communication among Taulavas.
in Mumbai people of D K and Udupi communicates in Tulu only. Their children do not know Kannada Lanaguage.The Yakhagana is polpular among old population and not found favour with younger generation and there is no opportunity in Mumbai to learn Kannada among the masses. But teaching Tulu in D K has no impact for the people of Karnataka residing in Mumbai
Instead of ading as regular subject, Tulu should be taught in a way by holding drama, dance, pardhana, or vocational courses like carpentary, blacksmith, gold ornamentals making etc.
teaching of any language is an art. students should be creative while learning the language. Only those teachers who have skills in communications and involved in art, culture, philosophy be allowed to teach the languages. |
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Anu, |
Monday, March 29, 2010 |
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Yes, Monika, I like calling my Mom, "mom" how about you Monika? |
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Anu, |
Monday, March 29, 2010 |
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Jai Tulunadu.. jai tulunadu, jai tulunadu!! |
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Anu, |
Monday, March 29, 2010 |
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Yeah yeah go bring KRV to challenge or vandalize about that bro! that is first and last straw for people like you right. Take it or not for now Tulu is going to be taught in schools right.. good effort. |
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Diya , Sakleshpura |
Monday, March 29, 2010 |
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Thanks to govt for introducing Tulu as subject . Also please introduce Tulu in schools in Sakleshpura ,mudigere ,Koppa & sringeri Taluks since Tuluvas here are more than 80% . Please make government aware of this . |
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Lancy D'Souza, Mangalore |
Monday, March 29, 2010 |
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Not mandatory but optional. How many children are interested to take up tulu as third language. So premature to celebrate. |
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Miss.Suman, Dubai |
Monday, March 29, 2010 |
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Mastt edde news marayre... |
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CYRIL MASCARENHAS, KIREM/MIRA ROAD |
Sunday, March 28, 2010 |
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ATTH MARAYA,NOTUD(CURRENCY) EITHINA MATHA BHASHEN COMPALSURY MALTHNDA ENCHA.EKALNA JOKULU ODELA POVOLI... |
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sathish, kudla |
Sunday, March 28, 2010 |
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The term "National Language" is not mentioned in the Constitution of India.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_language......Please your views on HINDI.. JAI TULUNAD... |
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Arun, Mangalore |
Sunday, March 28, 2010 |
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@shammi...a lang without script should not be taught in schools rite? but English and Hindi also does not have its own script...don give comments without proper knoweldge, no elder is deciding what student should take up is upto the students to take up their lang, elderly leaders have just provided them with one more option and a small step to promote a local but a beautiful launguage... |
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John, Bangalore |
Sunday, March 28, 2010 |
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Introducing Tulu is just another burden for the stressed, poor students. In China, English is the
language that has been introduced in their schools, and pretty soon, in the next 5 years, you will have chinese BPO's competing with Indian BPO's. They have not introduced Hokkien, Schezwan, Cantonese, or Manchurian languages in China, instead only English and Mandarin (their national language). It shows they want to be more progressive and be a world leader, rather than going backward.
After studying Kannada for 12 years in DK, i have not achieved anything, except to read Udayavani - that's all! If at all, i have moved ahead in my career it is only because of my technical skills, experience, and the English language. Not tulu, Kannada, Konkani, Malayalam, Beary or even Hindi! |
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JOHN R LOBO, Kaikamba, Mangalore |
Sunday, March 28, 2010 |
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Dear Readers,
Tulu is very sweet language .Almost all Mangalorean learned it in their childhood irrespective of
their own religion and mother tongue.
First, Which TULU language ,our education board will going to adopt..????
1. Shivally Brahmins Tulu
2. D.K Jain Community Tulu
3. Puttur side Tulu
4. Normal Tulu
Secondly, Is it flood gate to two more Languages...?????
1.Konkani
3.Byari
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R. Shetty, Mangalore/Dubai |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Good step to protect the language. However instead of adding tulu as a additinal subject in school, it may be better allocating 50% of the marks on third language to tulu for tulu speaking students. Similar to Gulf countries where Muslim students are having to study islamic studied instead of Moral Science. |
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Shammi, Karnataka |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Mandatory or Opti0nal,they should nt have selected ed TULU or any mangalore local language Coz de r just grabbing kannada script to teach their language.No language should be taught in schools unless it has its own script n grammar.This is injustice on the part of KANNADA.We should fight for Kannada.Moreover WHO ARE THESE ELDERS TO DECIDE WHAT SUBJECTS CHILDREN SHOULD BE TAUGHT N WHAT NOT.LET THEM HAVE STUDENT OPINION POLL IN SCHOOLS OF TWIN DISTRICTS.Jai KARNATAKA,JAI JAI KANNADA.... |
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Venita Albuquerque, MANGALORE/DUBAI |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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For everybodys information its not mandatory...its optional,,,so dont be so happy hardly few will take... |
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T.K. Hamza, Kushalnagar |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Beary language also made third language in DK schools, like Tulu Beary language is spoken not only DK but all other parts of the state. ELLA BEARY SAMAJA IDKK AYITT SORA AAKKONU |
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Mona shetty, manglore/muscat |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Come on guys... be positive, you guys just support coz its mother tongue?? pls you guys have finished the sufferers gona be the future students who gona have this tulu subjects.70% of students cant get pass in kannada, its really far that they gona passed in tulu ... so i really feel karnataka govt. should take back this decision and think of the students future... jai hind, jai karnataka...... |
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raghuram, surathkal |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Nana schooled fine kattuna agathya ejji tulu paterenda fine paduver nana jokulu bindas paterle |
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WILFY HOSPET, HOSABETTU/BANGALORE |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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IT IS A GOOD MOVE FROM THE GOVERNMENT.ALL THE BEST |
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R. Shetty, Beladi / Bahrain |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Thanks to the decision to start teaching Tulu in Schools, but blunder to teaching in kannada script. Since we have our own Tulu script (So called Malayalam script) why should we start with other language? This is better to start through our own language. |
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K chirodian, kudla / UK |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Bari yeedi suddi.Bari porluda bashe. |
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Lokanath.D, Bantwal/Iran |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Dear kanneth Karkala,I agree with you,really India is filled with dirty politicians....sanga....so and so,but kindly keep it mind that Japan population is 127million,ours is 1148million...try to have some birth control programes in India.This is the biggest hurdles we are facing in India. |
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Rakesh Dsouza, Mangalore, Dubai |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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If its an optional language there is no burden to the children. If it is a compulsory then I think children will suffer. First of all parents should talk their mother tongue. By adding as a language in schools will not do much for saving one language. How you use a language in your day to day communication will do a big difference than adding it to the school syllebus. How many can speak Hindi in Karnataka, Kerala, Tamilnadu and Andhra Pradesh even its a national language and compulsory in primary & high school???? same thing will happen to tulu also.
For instance my mother tongue is Konkani but I speak tulu fluently, I didn't learned tulu in schools. I speak Malayalam also, which I didn't studied in school. One can learn a new language if its used in the day-to-day communication than studying the same in schools.
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santhosh suvarna, mangalore/ west africa ghana |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Jai tulu nadu . its great to be tuluvas... our air port should be tulu nadu airport... thanks ..its our mother tongue/// |
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Keerthi Hegde, Udupi |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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This is to be written in golden words in Tulu history.It is heartening to know our future generation will have the opportunity to study the language and the tulu culture.Very futuristic thinking.The language tulu depicts the rich culture of Parshurama Srashti. The industrialisation of coastal districts was a threat/opportunity to the Tulu language and to its rich culture.The administration has at the right time taken corrective measures.The language and the culture coexist.Kudos to the people who were in the fore front in this mission of strengthening of Tuluva roots.I am proud to be Tuluvite. |
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dinesh shetty, Nitte/Dubai |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Congratulation to all.Its a very Sweet News to all Undivided South Canara People. Very Good job done by state Govt.We all, Bearies Christians, are one under the umbrella of Tulu. Long Live tulu |
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Avish Jain, Moodbidri |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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It will be a third optional language.Itz not mandatory! upto to u, wether to take or not... |
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Jags, Managalore/Dubai |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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dear Mona,
you never understand the changes, because should know the value of our mother tongue.. |
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Kanneth, Karkala |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Dear Mr. Shankar / Dubai / Mangalore. in Japan they Dont have Dirty politician & sanga like what we have in Karnatak therefore they are number 1. in the world |
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Anil Bhat, Udupi/Pontiac, MI |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Ms. Mona Shetty, I pity on you for your innocence and ignorance. You should have been proud that there are folks who are successful in trying to restore the lost glory of Tulu language. Introducing this language in some schools will atleast prevent it from becoming extinct. I dont understand how this initiative is being termed as moving backward in time. Moving forward and developing does not mean you forget your roots. Jai Tuluvas and Jai Tulunad. |
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kiran, mangalore |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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very good move after the konkani language. I wish also to have an tulu & konkani FM AND TV Channel also. |
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Antony DS, Mangalore / Dubai |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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What are you telling Mona Shetty. Konkani and Malayalee (the Byaari language - a dialect of Malayalam) are already constitutionally recognized languages. Do not discourage learning any languages of India. Karnataka is blessed with people speaking many languages and you even heard of a language Coorgi (spoken in Kodagu disctrict) which also needs protectiona and promotion. We want more and more Tulu publications, books, dramas vis a vis teaching in the schools all over Tulunaadu. |
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Shammi, Karnataka |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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hahahaha What a joke!!!I bet very soon Mother Karnataka will get crushed into 3 pieces-Karnataka, Coorg, Karavali states.Then our future generation wud prefer saying "UNITY IS IN DIVISIBILITY".First of all there are hardly Kannada speaking in schools even after Vatal nagaraj's so much effort... Now Im sure KANNADA will be like FISH OUT OF WATER.Jai Karanataka,Jai jai Kannada |
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Lokanath.D, Bantwal/Iran |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Let children enjoy with one more additional language....very good...no loss to anybody...thanks to karanataka Govt. |
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suresh, Mudarangadi |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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its good news.. but we missed it. |
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Shridhara Achar, Puttur/Bangalore |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Enkulegu ee Bhagya ijjandu. Jokule niklu tulu baseda parichaya idi desogu maltu korle. Tulu inchandala oriyadu. |
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venita, MANGALORE/DUBAI |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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u guys have finished studyin thats why u do not think about others... funny stuff... hope its not complusory... |
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manu shetty, mlore |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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if they wer making tulu instead of kananda ..it was gud.... and y konkani shuld be made a subjest in tulunadu.......mlore is not aplace of konkanies..... tuluvas live here.. .and we hav right to make tulu as subject in school...... ....it is really a nice move.... |
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Mona shetty, manglore/muscat |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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i dont understand whats goin on??? i feel its gona be a joke. if tulu is included i believe in coming future konkani and beari will also be included... lol its really getting us backward rather then forward, its really a sad |
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Dr.Sabir, Mangalore/Abudhabi |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Very good decision.Jokule Enjoy malpule, But we missed..... Jai Tulu Naadu |
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shrinivas, India |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Raja Gaddugetu Kulluna Shri Yadiyoorapperegu manassu dingina Solmelu. Therinaaye artha malthonpe dane panda tanna maathru baashe du patheruneno, kalpuneno dadandala vishayodu patherunenoo yethu sulabhono, avve bethe baashetu patheriyara kashta apundu. mulpa virodha comments bareyinakledane kenle aklegu Englishtu yethumutta tarka patheriyara gottu. Puttuna ooru, appe pandikori bhashe, undu mantha shreshta. swadharme nidhanam shreyam. ijjindanda puna pottavuneno kaumpuneno panduthu charche suru.joklegu gathi ijji. |
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Antony DS, Mangalore / Dubai |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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there is nothing like additional burden of learning languages. We humans are capable of learning any number of languages and for that matter, children can learn without difficulty, even if they have other languages to learn side by side. We must congratulate the government and leaders for taking this long awaited step to teach Tulu. All communities residing in the Tulunaadu should take interest and learn this BEAUTIFUL language. Why not extend its teaching among Tulu speaking people bordering Kerala. |
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nayak, mangalore/usa |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Congratulations to all Tuluvas ( all Mangaloreans)for this achivement. this is a great mile stone.
But real test still exist, how many people opt the third language as tulu. talking and writting comments is easy but when it comes to practice we love Hinglish.
Now also nobody put their chikdren in stateboard , People want CBSE, ICSE where only Hinglish there. |
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Clifford, moodbidri/Dubai |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Good decision, I love this very sweet language. During my childhood days I learned this language faster than my mother tongue because of lovely Tulu neighbours. Easy to learn and communicate. Congratulations Tuluvas.
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Jawar D'Souza, M'lore/Doha |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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This is rather a silly Idea. Instead of burdening the children with one more subject it was better to make Tulu as a regional language in all the local offices and all local govt department's. The language would have been promoted, anyway we will have to accept the govt decision. |
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Ummer Kunhi, Perinje/Dubai |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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well done, thank you all, Yudiyurappa & team for good decision taken on Tuluva community by granting Tulu to study as a third Language in schools of our twin Dists.YENNA HRDAYANTHARALADA UDAL DINJINA SOLMELENU POOJYA KHAVEDERAYINA Shree VEERENDRA HEGGADERNA PADANGALADU SANDAVE.EE MARYADE TULUVERYINA YENKLE MATHERGLA THIKKARA EERE KARANA.IRENA THULU SANGATANE'NE SARKARADA EE NIRDARAGU KARANA. God bless you sir. Jaya avad Tulu nad'g Tulu bhasheg. |
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Fredrick Correa, Nairobi, Kenya |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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One of the best news to be heard. While Konkani will survive because of the usage in the Catholic churches, among the Catholics and others, Tulu needed the support. I do not think, it will be a burden to the children as they will be very comfortable with it, as it is their own language. Tulu is spoken by almost everyone in Dakshina Kannada. My grand parents who are no more in this world, would have loved to hear this news. |
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Shankar, Dubai/Mangalore |
Saturday, March 27, 2010 |
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Mr. Mohammed, Japan is not teaching English , but still its one of the most developed country..To develop India we need patriotic Indians, not Angrezis...!!!! JAI TULU NADU....Thanks BSY |
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