Before loving a language, we must love the people who speak it: Titus Noronha


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Mangaluru, Oct 30: “Before working for the progress of a language, those involved in it must first understand one another and cooperate with love. Otherwise, like isolated islands adrift in the sea without a boat to unite them, all efforts will be in vain,” said Titus Noronha, vice president of the All India Konkani Parishad (Goa) and founder of Rahul Advertising Agency.

He was speaking as the chief guest at the executive committee and Konkani leaders’ meeting organized by the Konkani Bhasha Mandal Karnataka (R) (KBMK).

Prashanth Shet, invited member of the KBMK executive committee and owner of S L Shet Diamond Jewellers, said that if we take the first step toward harmony, problems can be resolved much faster.

Melwyn Rodrigues, convener of the Central Government Advisory Committee for Konkani, recalled his fond memories of serving as joint secretary and secretary, and of assisting people during conventions. He added that KBMK Karnataka is one of the most prominent Konkani organizations and deserves full government support.

Henry Mendonca shared details about the upcoming All India Konkani Conference to be held in Kerala on November 22 and 23.

Senior member and invited executive committee member Geetha Kini said, “I have held all the positions. I have served this association just as I have served my own mother.”

The meeting was presided over by K Vasanth Rao, who extended his best wishes.

Members of the KBMK committee included Meenakshi Pai, Prasad Chandra Shenai, Juliet Fernandes, Shanti Veronica, Adolph D’Souza, Zeena Fernandes, Suresh Shenai, and Lawrence Pinto.

Konkani leaders such as Mandd Sobhann president Louis Pinto, Daiji Dubai Mangalore president Praveen Tauro, and Daijiworld production head Stany Bela were also present.

The programme began with a welcome address by Raymond D’Cunha, a vote of thanks by Liston D’Souza, and was compered by Jeshma D’Souza.

 

 

  

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