Bangkok: Thai Kannada Balaga celebrates Rajyotsava, Deepavali with grandeur


Brison Pinto, Vamanjoor

Bangkok, Nov 14: Thai Kannada Balaga (TKB), an association of Kannadigas living in Thailand, celebrated Kannada Rajyotsava and Deepavali at Holiday Inn, Bangkok, Thailand on November 12.

The programme began with the lighting of lamp by dignitaries like Uday Jadugar, Swarna Kamath, president KV Patil and secretary Smitha.

The inaugural speech was delivered by K V Patil. Abbagani Ramu, DCM of Indian Embassy in Thailand graced the occasion as chief guest.



It was a day filled with fun and frolic as ace magician Uday Jadugar left the crowd mesmerized with his magic show and ventriloquism show. Young and emerging entertainer Preetham Hariharan filled the stage by performing Rudhra Nirthya, contemporary and freestyle dance. Classical, filmy and folk singer Gayitri Yathiraj touched the heart of listeners with her sweet voice.

Members of Thai Kannada Balaga namely Basavaraj Hanji, Prisha, Ravi Bhovi, Ravi M B, Nayana, Vijeth, Akshatha, Mamatha, and Nagalakshmi took the stage with their singing and dance performance. Young members Shaastha, Bhuvi and Vikas also presented their singing talent.

Apart from cultural performances, prizes and mementos were distributed to the winners of the Independence Cup cricket tournament that was organized on August 6, 2017. Team Hoysala lifted the winning cup while team Rastrakoota stood the runners up of the tournament. Punit MK was adjudged man of the match as well as best batsman, Ninganagouda as best bowler and Ganesh as emerging batsman.

The event turned out to be a grand success with pocket-full of entertainment and tasty Indian food. Smitha Laxminarayan rendered the vote of thanks.

Thai Kannada Balaga thanked the sponsors of the event namely Indian Overseas Bank, Bangkok, Vrindavana Restaurant, Sathu Pradit 19, Bangkok, Holiday Inn, Sukhumvit Soi 22, Lotus Hotel, Sukhumvit Soi 33, Vincent Daniel Pinto, Shamboor, Hareesha, Bolo Cards and Larsen Tauro, the volunteers and photographers Wilson Pinto, Shamboor and Praveen J Byaliyavar.

 

  

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  • V V, Bajpe/Bahrain

    Tue, Nov 14 2017

    Even though I didn't visited Thailand I know thailandus personally in bahrain .. Usually I visit them during weekend and sometimes depending on mood...... most of them are fun loving people .. they celebrate mostly Buddhist festivals ...it's great to see our own Karnataka people celebrating rajyosthava in Thailand ...jai ho ..,hope to conquer thailnds all corners soon ....
    Vivi urf Tony
    Bajpe/Bahrain

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  • Vishal, Puttur

    Tue, Nov 14 2017

    All the best for the Thai Kannada Balaga, Bangkok. Continue the good work.

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  • Brison Pinto, Thailand

    Tue, Nov 14 2017

    It wa indeed a great day. Loved the feeling of unity smog Indians specifically Kannadigas

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  • Ashwin, Mangalore

    Tue, Nov 14 2017

    Happy to see such colorful crowd at Bangkok.. So many kannadigas there.. Keep the spirit of India alive always..

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