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Bale Tulu Lipit Pudar Bareka’ Program Held at Kenjar
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Bale Tulu Lipit Pudar Bareka’ Program Held at Kenjar

The Jai Tulunad (R.) Kudla Unit organized the ‘Bale Tulu Lipit Pudar Bareka’ (Come, write your name in Tulu script) program on Saturday, February 21, 2026, during the Ekaha Bhajana Mangalotsava at Sridevi Bhajana Mandira, Kenjar-Karambar. The Jai Tulunad (R.) Kudla Unit organized the ‘Bale Tulu Lipit Pudar Bareka’ (Come, write your name in Tulu script) program on Saturday, February 21, 2026, during the Ekaha Bhajana Mangalotsava at Sridevi Bhajana Mandira, Kenjar-Karambar. The program aimed to create awareness about the traditional Tulu script and encourage its use among the public. Devotees and local residents participated enthusiastically and had their names written in Tulu script. Tulu Script Instructor Shilpashree Tuluvedi, Savitha Karkera Kavoor, Akshith Kenjar, Sharath Raj Alankar and Manish Kumar Alankar supported the initiative. The organizers thanked the temple committee for providing an opportunity to promote and preserve Tulunadu’s rich linguistic and cultural heritage.

Kenjar
Shramadhana at Tarabari Jumadi Bunta Daivasthana
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Shramadhana at Tarabari Jumadi Bunta Daivasthana

A Shramadhana (voluntary service) was held on Sunday, February 15, 2026, at the Tarabari Jumadi Bunta Daivasthana, a sacred site of the Kenjar-Pejavara Magane. Members of the Jai Tulunad (R.) Central Committee and Kudla Unit participated with devotion and enthusiasm. Central Committee members Niranjan Karkera, Chandrashekhar Devipura and Purnima Kiran, along with Savitha Karkera of the Baravuoda Bitthil Literature Wing, joined the service. Kudla Unit office-bearers led by President Rajashree Chandrashekhar, along with Chetan Anchan, Akshith Kenjar, Bhavishya Sandeep, Sharathraj Alankar, Jeevitha Kuttar and Chirag, participated with volunteers Shayana and local residents. The Daivasthana Committee appreciated their selfless service, highlighting the role of youth in preserving Tulunadu’s cultural heritage.

Kenjar
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