Bearys took coastal India's cultures to different places across globe: Dr. Purushottam Bilimale
Bengaluru: Noted thinker Dr. Purushottam Bilimale on Sunday said the Bearys took a culture from Coastal India to different places in the world. He was delivering a special lecture on Beary language on the occasion of Beary Language Day celebrations here in the city.
Participating in the annual gathering and felicitation of achievers as part of the program, he said, “It is incorrect to claim that the Beary community are not native residents of this land. Because their language contains original sounds/root words. The words from various languages can be found in the Beary language.”
He further added it is a challenge to nurture and promote the language among people who hate a particular community.
Speaking about the writers of the Beary language, Dr. Bilimale pointed out that the Beary writers have bagged several prominent literary awards in the state over the last six months. He also asserted that in the next 10 years some of the best Kannada writers will come from the Beary community.
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M'luru: School physical education teacher’s body found under mysterious circumstances in well
Ullal: The body of a 51-year-old physical education teacher was found in a well at his residence in Kondana, under the limits of Kotekar town, on Friday evening.
The deceased has been identified as Prabhakar Jogi, who was serving as a physical education teacher at the Government School in Kallarakodi, Naringana village. Police suspect that he may have died by suicide, allegedly due to health-related issues.
According to police, Prabhakar had dropped his daughter at Uchila School earlier in the day for the school anniversary programme and returned home.
He was later preparing to attend the same event along with his wife and son, when he suddenly went missing. A search was launched by family members, following which his body was found in the well located at his house.
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Police said that Prabhakar Jogi was reportedly suffering from a neurological disorder. He had served in several schools across Ullal taluk and was actively involved in organisations of physical education teachers.
Ullal police visited the spot, conducted an inspection and sent the body for post-mortem examination.
In his complaint to the police, Prabhakar’s son, Sai Tejas, stated that his father had jumped into the well and that there was no suspicion surrounding the death.
Based on the complaint, a case has been registered and further investigation is underway.
