Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Udupi Shrikrishna Mutt's Vittlapindi Memories...
Sunday, August 28, 2011
A TRUE ART LOVER
SHEKAR KALMADY
When a artist kept himself behind money, his works most be liked by few people only. But when you dedicating your life for the sake of the Art, then u will be remembered for a long time in memories of people. People willrecognize you from your artwork, even though they are unknown to you.
Sri Shekar Kalmady, is one who is the real artist who comes under second category, which I said above. Today when all the field is behind money, this Art lover, kept himself behind art and today the society honored him, respected him wholeheartedly. He has achieved many awards, but still today he kept himself behind the art and not behind money.
Today in Alevoor he is very famous, though he is from Kalmady a small town of 
Now he is a Art teacher in NEHARU HIGH SCHOOL
Here you can see many of model prepared for the Ganesha model which is widely Offered Pooja in various parts of UDUPI District. One more interesting thing every year he is preparing different types of Ganesh model and freely giving to SARVAJANIK GANESHOTSAVA SAMITHI ® ALEVOOR, for the last 23 years.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
News about Swine flu - the red Alert
Do You Need to be Worried
*(Collected News)The swine flu does not have any preventive vaccine for humans, although timely medication can cure it. The medicine advised is Tamiflu and Relenza. Fortunately for India, it already has a stockpile of one million doses of Tamiflu. The government is now planning to double its buffer stock by ordering another million doses of the drug."These drugs have a shelf live of five years. So we may increase our buffer stock," said a top health official.
Alarm bells in India
There are no suspected cases of swine flu in India till now. But the govt has ordered screening of all passengers arriving from US, UK, Canada, Mexico, France and New Zealand, while advising to avoid ``non-essential travel'' to these flu-affected countries. Given that these are fairly common symptoms for all kinds of ailments, expect some confusion at the airports, especially in Delhi and Mumbai.
Why is it dangerous?
Scientists say it's a rogue form of the H1N1 virus that has mutated into a never-before-seen mixture of viruses from pigs, birds and humans. What's really worrying scientists is that the new strain has killed people, mostly young adults - the hallmark of pandemic flu. What's most worrying about the present outbreak is the swift human-to-human transmission of this virus.
'Significant' risk of pandemic
The World Health Organisation has raised its flu pandemic alert level from three to four, signalling a "significant increase in risk of a pandemic" under its criteria. The WHO's two-year-old alert system has six levels, and level four means the organisation sees a "significant increase in risk of a pandemic."
The other view
US President Barack Obama, however, said while there was cause for concern, there was no need for alarm. The decision by his administration to declare a US public health emergency was a 'precautionary tool' that would give health officials the resources needed to respond quickly and effectively to the flu threat, he said.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
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