‘Parichaya’-Forum of Arts, Culture and Literature to be inaugurated at Pamboor on Sunday, Jan 22
Media Release
Bellevision Media Network
Moodubelle, 19 January 2012: ’Parichaya’-a new forum for the promotion of arts, culture and literature will be inaugurated on Sunday, January 22, 2012 at 6 pm in the premises of the Holy Cross Church, Pamboor. K. Ravi Bhat, famous TV artist from Bangalore will preside over the inaugural function. Fr. Charles Lewis, parish priest of Pamboor will be giving ‘ashirvachana’. K.S. Shridhar Moorthy, former lecturer of St. Mary’s College, Shirva will inaugurate the ‘Parichaya’ forum and John Monis, editor of the Konkani monthly ‘Dirvem’ will release the book.
Following the inauguration of the ‘Parichaya’ forum there will be variety entertainment programme such as ‘Nrityasinchana’ by Nrityaniketana Group of Kodavooru Udupi; mimicry by Pattabhirama Sullia and ‘Court Martial’ Tulu play presented by Karavali Kalavidharu, Udupi.
Accrding to the organizers, ‘Parichaya’ forum of arts, culture and literature is open to all irrespective of religion, caste and language. The aims and objectives of the forum include: Promotion of local art, literature, music, dance, folklore, etc; encouragement to knowledge development activities such as reading of books and writing; to provide clean entertainment to the rural people by promoting local talents; to identify and encourage artists, writers and talented persons in other aspects of art and culture; and to acquaint the local people with the art and culture of neighbouring regions and sharing our culture and art with them.
The ‘Parichaya’ forum comprises of the following office bearers: Vincent Alva-Honorary President, Anil D’Sa-President, Prakash Noronha-Secretary, Ivan Peter-Treasurer and Pundalik Marathe-Public Relation Officer.
Comments on this Article | |
Philip Mudartha, Qatar | Fri, January-20-2012, 5:05 |
I like vedikeya svarupa statement. Independent non-political cultural forum of like-minded people with no affiliations to any religion, caste, creed and language! In a polarized civil society, realization of this aim is going to be a challenge. The organizers and their followers will be tested and therefore require support from right thinking among the local population. I wish them well. |