I will Fulfill your expectations : MLA Vedavyasa Kamath
Episcopal Ordination: Badges for volunteers unveiled
Mangaluru, Sep.2: MLA Vedavyasa Kamath addressed the volunteers of Episcopal Ordination programme and unveiled the badges on Sunday 2 September at Rosario Cultural hall
Addressing the volunteers he said, God has given an opportunity to all volunteers to witness the great event. When we commit mistakes we go to priest and he has right to forgive our sins. When we commit mistakes against the priest or bishop there is no contrition for it.
Kamath requested all volunteers to work hard and make the event a great success. He promised his full cooperation to the program. He wished well to the new bishop as well the outgoing bishop.
On this occasion Vedavyasa Kamath unveiled the badges of the volunteers which will be worn on 15 September.
Bishop appreciated the good will of MLA and said “You are ours and we are yours". As MLA said that whatever expected of him he would do, must the attitude of every volunteer said bishop. The success of the program depends on the volunteers. You have freely come forward to render your service that will be rewarded by God and Our Lady of Rosary bishop encouraged around 650 volunteers.
After the formal program the concerned persons gave instructions and guidelines to volunteers.
Rev Dr. Aloysius Paul D' Souza, the Apostolic Administrator, Vedavyasa Kamath MLA, Mangalore South, Fr J.B Crasta, Chief Coordinator, Fr. Rupesh Madtha , Sushil Noronha were present on the dais
Fr Victor Vijay Lobo PRO of the diocese, Joylus D'Souza BJP Dist. Minority President, Gladwin H. D Silva BJP Minority President Mangalore City South, Lateef Corporator, the conveners and members of various committees were present.
Fr J. B Crasta led the prayer, Sushil Noronha welcomed the gathering, Fr Rupesh Madtha proposed vote of thanks, Fr Flavian Lobo compared the program
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Nikhil Kumaraswamy gets emotional during election rally, alleges Cong conspiracy in previous defeats
Ramanagara: JDS leader Nikhil Kumaraswamy said that he didn't know what wrong he had done to deserve two consecutive defeats in elections. He didn't know if his bad luck was the result of being the grandson of a former PM and the son of a former CM, he said. He was addressing a campaign rally in Kannamangala near Ramanagara on Thursday.
"I bore the brunt of Congress instigated conspiracy in two consecutive elections. I fell a prey for this conspiracy despite people voting in my favour. I am in a lot of pain. Today, I have competed in this election to respect the wishes of our party workers. Please make this youth win this time", Nikhil Kumaraswamy emotionally appealed to the gathering.
Shedding tears, the young JDS leader said that he was touring across the state to strengthen the party. "I want to connect with the last man in the party. It is very difficult to build a regional party. We are still standing because of your blessings", he added.
Nikhil Kumaraswamy said that Channapattana constituency was of high importance in the state by-elections as it was where his father, H D Kumaraswamy, had competed. "I am visiting each and every village. I make a humble request for your full co-operation and faith. Channapattana has seen a lot of development during the time of Deve Gowdaji and Kumaranna", he stated.
