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FLOWERS SET THE TONE FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY

LET'S SALUTE THE MARTYRS WHO MADE US BREATH AN AIR OF FREEDOM

Fasting ends with aromas of biryani and delicacies

Debut laden with challenges for the Sandalwood Queen

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Pledge not to honk unnecessarily Bangalore: The density of traffic in India has increased tremendously over the years.

Honking seems to be a favorite pastime during the never-ending traffic jams.

The number of vehicles in Bangalore and also in India has grown by heaps and bounds and so has honking. We want to do away with the myth that honking leads to quick movement in traffic. It must be also brought to notice that excessive honking is also a medical hazard.

The “I won't Honk–Citizen movement aims to create public awareness in the hope that it will be able to influence a change in the attitudes of vehicle owners and that it will bring down the need to press the horn. The initiative will come up with guidelines for the installation of horns that are within the permissible limits. The idea will

be to discourage unnecessary honking and this will be done by encouraging a more disciplined approach to road traffic.

Efforts will be made to create awareness amongst drivers on the ill-effects of noise pollution via honking. The initiative plans to partner with various communities to drive the change in cities and towns across India.

The idea is to bring together the common man, Traffic Police, State Transport Agencies, Taxi and Auto associations, schools and also colleges. Corporate houses will be roped in too along

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omlur: There are umpteen playgrounds under the BBMP at various locations in the city. One such ground is in Domlur, near bus stop. This ground is not maintained for many years now and unfortunately, the fences are opened letting passersby use it as a short cut way for their destinations after getting down from the bus.

Garbage is getting piled up in corners breeding mosquitoes. Flag hoisting is done once in a while and the flag and pole are left uncared in the middle of the small ground. There is a dilapidated room in the corner which is part of the ground that was in use

long time back. This ground is another example for non maintenance and callous attitude of BBMP. Having said and written so much, BBMP has failed to provide better facilities for grounds like these in the city.

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'I Won't Honk campaign', a citizen's initiative organised by Global Initiative for Restructuring Environment and Management (GIREM) and Bangalore Trafffic Police, sought to create awareness among road users about the consequences of unnecessary honking and to bring about a conscious and attitudinal change among vehicle Drivers.

Individuals who would want to take the pledge can give a missed call on 080-30088638.

Surmounting hostile environments

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angalore: The 53rd annual conference of Indian Society of Aerospace Medicine was inaugurated by Air Chief Marshal N A K Browne on 9 August 2013. The function at the Institute of Aerospace Medicine was attended by many senior officers of the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force, and also by 200 national and 10 international delegates, a Defence release said.

"The Conference remained as a melting pot of research conducted at IAM as well as on the flightline at various Air Force bases across the c o u n t r y. A l a r g e f o r e i g n participation was also there." it said.

Issues discussed include Flight Safety, Acceleration Physiology, High Altitude Physiology, Long Duration Flying and Flying Clothing, among others. The theme for the Conference is 'Surmounting Hostile Environments: Aeromedical Solutions."

Fasting ends with aromas of biryani and delicacies

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angalore: Eid-ul-Fitr was celebrated in different parts of Bangalore but the essence of this Islamic festival remained constant. Eid-ulFitr is one of the most significant festivals for Muslims. The celebrations begin on Thursday after spotting the moon and o f f e r i n g p r a y e r s .

The festivity started with shopping for new clothes, accessories and jewellery. Women and girls deck their palms with henna or mehendi on this occasion. Several sweets and delicious Ramzan delicacies are prepared in large quantities.

The aromas of Biryani, Haleem, Mutton Korma, Phirni and the likes filled the air of Muslim households during this festive occasion and what better way to end the monthlong fast than feasting on some delicious food.

Many families hosted grand feasts for family and friends to celebrate the festival in unison.

Eid-ul-Fitr marks the end

of the holy month of Ramadan and the beginning of the tenth lunar month or Shawwal. Ramadan starts with the month long session of fasting, accompanied with prayers.

Muslims fast during the holy month of Ramadan and abstain from all worldly pleasures. They open their fast at the break of dawn and dusk after their Namaaz. This ritual reinforces qualities like patience, spirituality and being compassionate towards others.

People also engage themselves in giving alms to the less fortunate during Ramzan, which is popularly known as Zakat.

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angalore: The byelections for Bangalore Rural and Mandya Lok Sabha constituencies will be held on August 21, the chief election commission has announced. The seats were left vacant after the resignation of state JD(S) president H D Kumaraswamy (Bangalore rural) and Cheluvaraya Swamy (Mandya) from their MP posts.

H D Kumarswamy and Cheluvaraya Swamy had submitted their resignation from the posts after they were elected as members of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) in the last state election.

The last date to file nomination was on August 3. The polling will be held on August 21 between 8 am and 5 pm and the counting of votes will be on August 24. This is the first Lok Sabha by-election scheduled to be held after the new Congress government took charge of the state. Earlier, the JD(S) had won the MP seats in both the constituencies. The election is seen as a matter of prestige for the ruling Congress government. As soon as the time-table of Lok Sabha election was announced, opposition leader of the state Assembly H D Kumaraswamy set the party's ball rolling to try and get the seats back in JD(S) fold. On the

other hand, the recent clash between Mandya district Congress president Athmananda and district incharge minister Ambareesh may prove costly for the party.

Karnataka's ruling Congress Thursday succeeded in winning over former chief minister S.M. Krishna to campaign for the party in the Aug 21 byelection in Lok Sabha seats in the state.

Krishna had been staying away from Congress activities as he was reportedly upset over being ignored in the selection of candidates for the May 5 assembly elections which brought the party to power.

Mandya, about 80 km from Bangalore, is Krishna's home district.

Ramya filed nomination papers as the Congress candidate for the Aug 21 bypoll to Mandya seat. She is pitted against former legislator C. S. Puttaraju of Janata Dal-Secular (JD-S). The actress, a Youth Congress member, was making her political debut as Congress candidate from Mandya Lok S a b h a c o n s t i t u e n c y. I n Bangalore Rural,

Kumaraswamy's wife Anita is pitted against Congress candidate D.K. Suresh, brother of Congress legislator and former minister D.K. Shivakumar.

The two constituencies are considered to stronghold of JDS and hence winning them is matter of prestige for both the ruling Congress and the JDS.

The bypolls are being held for Bangalore Rural and Mandya Lok Sabha seats. The vote count is due Aug 24. Krishna and Ambareesh had not been getting along well as the actor had succeeded in sidelining supporters of the veteran Congress leader during the assembly elections. Both constituencies will see straight fights between the Congress and JD-S as the Bharatiya Janata Party withdrew its nominees on the ground that it does not want to split the anti-Congress votes.

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Diagnosing diseases at molecular level made easy

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angalore: Superspecialty eye hospital Narayana Nethralaya has opened an advanced diagnostic facility in Health City on the outskirts of this tech hub for genetic testing of diseases at molecular level. Set up at a cost of $5 million (Rs.30 crore) as a joint venture (JV) with the USbased genomics and diagnostics firm MedGenome, the hitech lab will be a one-stop solution to test any aspect of disease from molecular DNA to RNA to p r o t e i n m a r k e r s .

"The cell multi-omics diagnostic and research centre at the lab will cover genetics, gene testing, whole genome sequencing, gene expression

microarrays, proteomics and immuno-histo-chemistry," Nethralaya chairman and managing director K. Bhujang S h e t t y s a i d .

A patient with breast cancer symptoms can get checked at the lab and if the test is positive, female members of her family can also get diagnosed to take preventive steps for the m u t a t i o n s .

"Similarly, for the hereditary eye cancer retinoblastoma, we can identify the mutation and screen the entire family of the affected person to ensure better treatment and prevention," S h e t t y, a r e n o w n e d opthamologist, asserted.

According to MedGenome chairman Sam Santhosh, testing for genetic or hereditary diseases, including cancer, cardiovascular, eye and neonatal disorders will help people to take healthcare seriously and undergo tests for early detection of any type of illness.

"Our mission is to make this testing available and affordable to people with cancers or genetic conditions and their families, while working towards guarding health," Santhosh pointed out.

The market for similar tests in India is still nascent, while it is a $5-billion market segment in the U S a l r e a d y .

Clinicians and scientists can

A STORY OF PROCRASTINATION, DEFICIT AND FUTILITY IN THE AIR

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angalore: The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) rapped Hindustan Aeronautics limited (HAL) for being "unsuccessful" in producing an indigenous Intermediate Jet Trainer (IJT) aircraft even 13 years after the project was initiated. The CAG also pulled up the aerospace PSU for incurring a loss of Rs 52 crore in supplying Advanced Light Helicopters to Ecuador by selling them at less than their p r i m e c o s t .

"The project suffered at every stage of its execution. While the planning went awry with indecisiveness about the weight, thrust and life of the engine at design stage itself, taking up production without Initial Operational Clearance did not serve the purpose of the IAF which had projected requirement for the aircraft way back in 1999," the report said.

The project, sanctioned by the Defence Ministry in July 1999 at a cost of Rs 60 crore, was to be completed by the July 2004.

"The project slipped the target date of July 2004 by almost a decade and target for completion was reset to December 2013 by HAL, for which the Defence Ministry approval is still awaited," it said.

The Government auditor said Defence Ministry had also released Rs 3074 crore towards the project but the sole aerospace PSU in the country could spend only Rs 167 crore leaving 95 percent of the funds unutilised.

The CAG also pulled up the HAL for its inability to produce an indigenous engine for the Advanced Light Helicopter resulting in delay in induction of Dhruv choppers in armed forces and avoidable expenditure of Rs 204 crore to the firm.

This is only the tip of the iceberg as far as the mess in PSUs like HAL and Bharat Earth Movers Limited (BEML) is concerned.

Through their inefficiency and

lack of transparency, these companies in effect, end up serving the interests of the Original Equipment Manufacturer, by importing the equipment concerned in the first place. However, the most ridiculous fallout of the delays is that the IAF has been recruiting fewer number of pilots, with not having enough IJTs for them to train on. This faulty policy can lead to a scenario where the IAF would find itself stuck with an inadequate number of pilots even if the aircraft supply gap were to be adjusted. The only way out is to implement the BK Chaturvedi committee's recommendation of restructuring the HAL.

also avail the lab for their research activities as the tests include full gene analysis by DNA sequencing, which is the standard of genetic testing.

"We will make use of the next generation sequencing technology also to reduce the cost of genetic screening, as some tests include companion diagnostic tests to choose the right treatment option for dreadful diseases like cancer," Shetty observed.

The health partners are also collaborating to set up a protemic facility to analyse tiny molecules, metabolites, aminoacids and proteins for checking syndromes.

Masjid-e-Khadaria alight with joy

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angalore: As declared by state imam Maulana Khadeer Ahmed Adaul-Amri, after the moon was sighted late on a cloudy Thursday, thousands of devout Muslims congregated at Eidgahs and mosques in Bangalore and other parts of the state for Eid prayers. After the congregation, the devout, dressed in new clothes and wearing skull caps, greeted each other and exchanged gifts. Many of them also donated funds (fitra) to the poor and needy to celebrate the festival. Later, they part took in a sumptuous feast and distributed alms to the needy, marking the first day of Shawwal, the 10th month of the Hijra calendar (azli fazli).

Governor H.R. Bhardwaj, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, former union minister C.K. Jaffer Sharief, former state minister Roshan Baig and prominent Muslim leaders and scholars greeted the people on the occasion.

In Bangalore, the largest gathering was at the Eidgah near the illuminated Masjid-eKhadaria on Miller's road in the city centre.

August 11-17, 2013 YOUNGSTERS PREFER FAST MOVING GAME

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ichmond Road: Playing basketball for an hour can burn 630–750 calories. Basketball is becoming very popular among school students as a casual way to exercise and as a competitive team sport. It is a fast-action game with lots of running and jumping, and provides a good physical workout.

Basketball is a fast moving game that involves a lot of variety, including shooting, dribbling, passing, rebounding, defence and much more. Compared to the past, basketball teams in many states of India have improved a lot and became highly competitive. The recent appointment of Spanish coach for the Indian women's team shows how India is vying to compete in the international tournaments.

The Karnataka Basketball Association is currently conducting under 19 tournament for clubs from the state. Many teams compete to reach the league stage. This tournament leads to the selection of players for the state itself. Lohith, a basketball enthusiast and former under 19 basketball player says, “This tournament provides an opportunity to show talents and grow as a professional player.”

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angalore: On 6 and 7th August, 2013 awareness sessions on Organ Donation were conducted in different places as part of observing the National Organ Donation Day. th

On 6 August, 2013 Mohan Foundation, Bangalore was invited by the Government Ayurveda College (GAC), Bangalore to conduct a session on Organ Donation. Ms. Smeja

elucidated on the importance of pledging ones organs. The event was concluded with a speech by Dr. B. A. Venkatesh who inspired the students to support the cause. There were a total of 120 participants which included both the staff and the students of GAC. Every member of the audience picked up a donor card.

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Rohini Nilekani in news for philanthropic activities

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angalore: Rohini Nilekani, wife of Nandan (co-founder of Infosys) sold a portion of her shares in Infosys last week for Rs 164 crore. She will use the money to chart a new course in philanthropy by

On 7 t h August, 2013 an awareness session was organised for the staff at Mallya Hospital. Ms. Paul conducted

backing select social ventures. She will kept aside the money in a separate portfolio to be managed by the family office. Rohini, the former journalist founded Arghyam - an organisation that works in the area of water and sanitation - in 2005. She also founded Pratham Books, which promotes literacy. The model that Rohini has chosen is close to the approach taken by eBay.

Paul, Project Manager, Mohan Foundation, Bangalore was the chief guest for the event. Dr. B. A. Venkatesh, Principal, GAC also attended the session.

Ms. Paul spoke about the activities of Mohan Foundation and also gave a brief introduction to organ donation.

After which; a short film about organ donation titled “Ignite” was screened. After the screening Ms. Paul further

the session and laid emphasis on the role of medical professionals in promoting deceased organ donations. There were totally 26 participants from the medical fraternity. It was an interactive session and few of the questions raised were: the importance of family knowing about our decision to donate organs and the time taken for removal and transplantation of organs.

The Independence Day of India on 15th of August is the day to commemorate political independence from of the nation from the British rule on 15th August 1947 and that independence is celebrated every year, although in a much more subdued form than on Republic Day. The Independence Day of India is much more than commemorating the anniversary of India's free statehood. It is a moment of celebration, a day to pay tribute to the martyrs because of whose struggle and sacrifice we are breathing an air of freedom.

“At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom,” said Jawaharlal Nehru about this, one of the most important days in the history of the Indian nation. This year, India will celebrate its 67th Independence Day.

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Experimentation with 'moving image'

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angalore: Experimenta, the International festival of Moving Image Art in India seeks artists' films and videos from any country that challenge popular and conventional modes of cinema.

Abstract to obscure compositions produced on the margins of contemporary screen-culture are welcome.

Innovative, cutting edge and non-traditional work that attempts to aesthetically extend the parameters of the mediums of film and video is encouraged.

Preview copies must be submitted for selection purposes. All lengths of film are considered. Please submit entries as soon as possible. The final deadline for receipt of submissions is 30 August 2013.

The festival programme will be finalised by October 2013, at which time only those whose works are selected will be informed.

Experimenta is a curated film festival, and will be held from November 27th – 1st December 2013 in Bangalore. Experimenta India is an artist run platform t h a t e n c o u r a g e s uncompromising, fresh, compelling and critically urgent experimentation with the moving image in India.

Founded by filmmaker Shai Heredia in 2003, this groundbreaking platform has over the years played a significant role in countering the hegemony of the mainstream Indian film industry. Through nurturing an alternative community that reflects upon, and examines the different traces of Indian artists' film and video, both historical and contemporary, we engage in a series of projects that bring together Indian and international film artists with similar creative and sociopolitical concerns.

Besides curating EXPERIMENTA, the

critically acclaimed bi-annual festival, we also showcase Indian experimental film and video at international film festivals and art venues like the Tate Modern (London), the Berlinale Film festival (Berlin), Images festival (Toronto), EXiS festival (Seoul) amongst others.

While bringing Indian moving image art into international

prominence, we have also hosted International artists residencies in Mumbai and Bangalore, curated regular screenings and conducted film art workshops across India.

Ultimately as an alternative community we have played a significant role in evolving independent, new and radical discourse for film as an art practice in India.

FLOWERS SET THE TONE FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY

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angalore: Every year on Independence Day and Republic day, flower shows are organized at the Lal Bagh Botanical Garden. The event is jointly organised by Department of Horticulture and Mysore Horticulture Society.

This flower show has been one of the most awaited events in the Garden City. The number of participants for Ikebana, Indian floral art, Bonsai and vegetable carving competitions has risen to 439 for Independence Day 2013 show. About 786 participants have enrolled for the garden competition.

A vertical garden bedecked with more than 5,000 plants are on display at the lawn area of Lalbagh. The other major attractions include a 13-foot floral boat, floral pots, demonstration of roof garden concept and Bonsai plants. The vertical garden measures 40 feet in length and 17 feet in height.

Flowers are the most important

part of worship depicts the traditional “Kalasha� and an Ugra Narasimha Statue. Our horticulturists from the Lalbagh HOPCOMS have made a Rainbow using the vibrant colours. Hundreds of orchids, zinnia, nastardium, crysantamums, daisies, marigold, cacti, fuchsia, jasmine, geranium single roses, dahlias, etc species of flowers are to be viewed.

This nine day floral extravaganza at Lal Bagh that started on August 7th will go on till August 15th, 2013. All the flowers and plants displayed at the Flower Show are detailed with definite information.

The cool and sublime weather condition of Bangalore adds to the splendor of the Flower Show in more ways than one way. Undoubtedly, a must visit place for the whole family. This time 25 CCTVs have been installed at the entry points as well as at the deserted places and forested areas for strict monitoring.

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When allopathy and ayurvedia concur with each other‌‌ Novice Cook

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undalahalli: We have a general feeling that the natural medical sciences and allopathy are at loggerheads with each other. This is due to the fact that many doctors of allopathy and natural medical sciences promote only their respective fields instead of promulgating the advantages of the other. This makes patients think that they should not consume the medicine of the other science. But the truth is that if someone is a naturopath, he need not be averse towards allopathy and vice versa. The recently started Rishita Clinic at AECS Layout remains as a bridge between conventional medicine and ayurveda. Rishita Clinic is more concerned about the physical and mental wellbeing of the patients and so the patients are righty guided to ayurvedic or allopathy doctors depending upon the severity of diseases.

Ayurveda means the science of life. Ayurvedic medicine is a system of cure that was

originated thousands of years ago in India. Ayurvedic remedies supplies both healing and precautionary measures towards most favorable physical, mental and spiritual well being. On the other hand, allopathy is developed in the West. It is based on major three steps: hypothesis, experimentation and observation and finally the theory or the conclusion. In today's world, allopathy follows a methodological approach towards diagnosing and treating patience. But the major difference between them lies in the period of curing the illness. Ayurveda comparatively takes a long period of time to cure, whereas in most of the cases allopathic treatment cures the diseases within a short span of time. Although the negative side is allopathy treatment sometimes may causes side effects like hair loss, weak health, allergies and many more.

But no such side effects

can really be found in Ayurvedic treatment. Ayurveda removes the root cause of the ailment. Dr. Rachana Ghatol Shetty is an experienced ayurvedic doctor at Rishitha Clinic treating many patients. She also provides immunization therapy for kids.

Rishitha clinic is conducting a free ayurvedic check up on 15 September 2013. It is a great opportunity for people to meet Dr. Rachna for her expert advice on health care. To know more details you can also contact 9620661661.

Capsicum curry 2 capsicum cut into pieces 2 onions cut into long pieces Dhania powder-1tsp Ginger garlic paste-1tsp Saunf-1 tsp Green chilli-1 Half bunch coriander leaves Oil 3 spoons Salt to taste Cardamom-2 Cinnamon-small piece Procedure Add oil in the wok and sautĂŠ cinnamon and cardamom. Add all onions and fry till brown with ginger garlic paste. Remove some fried onions and add cut capsicum and little salt. Cover and cook with little water.

Separately add saunf, green chilli, dhania powder, Coriander leaves and little fried onions in a mixie and grind well. Add the same to half cooked capsicum and cook fully. Add salt finally to taste.

Fabricating an unconventional vehicle KSCA TO HONOUR CRICKET ICONS

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hitefield: The prefinals of a national level go-karting event 'National Go-Kart Championship 2013' was hosted

by MVJ College of Engineering o n T u e s d a y .

Go-Kart, by definition, is a vehicle which has no suspension and no differential. They are usually raced on scaled down tracks, but are sometimes driven as entertainment or as a hobby by non-professionals. Karting is commonly perceived as the stepping stone to the higher and more expensive ranks of motorsports. In a Go-Kart, there are mainly seven parts including Chassis, Engine, Steering, Transmission, Tires and Brake, Electric Starter. The chassis is an extremely imported element of the kart, as it must provide, via flex, the equivalent of suspension to give good grip at the front. Chassis construction is normally of a tubular construction, typically GI with different

grades.

So this project is basically to fabricate the engineering students so that they can know automobiles better and also this competition will motivate them towards their profession and finally will result into the overall development which will help them to be a very good automobile engineer. This event will be a best scope for novice in field of Automobile they will get a lot of knowledge and a experience too from this so, that they get a basic idea of automobile baby and then further can fabricate a car that is self made.

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angalore: As one of the oldest sports organisations in the country, the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) will honour some of the game's legends next week to mark its platinum jubilee

year.

"We have lined up a series of events to celebrate 75 years of our service in promoting the game and churning out some of the outstanding players in the state and country," said the press report from KSCA. Beginning Saturday, the KSCA's sprawling Chinnaswamy stadium in the city centre facing the famous Cubbon Park, will turn into a beehive of activity, as the star-studded celebrations kick off with a flea market and cricket cuisine on weekend at its club for former-cum-present players, members and their families. "Highlight of the mega event will be the recognition of memorable contributions to the game by icons like former New Zealand all-rounder Sir Richard Hadlee, Bishan Singh Bedi, Sunil Gavaskar, Kapil Dev, Sourav Ganguly and Sachin Tendulkar at a gala finale August 17 in their gracious presence," the report said.

Home grown veterans such as E.A.S. Prasanna, B.S. Chandrashekar, G.R. Vishwanath, Syed Kirmani, Roger Binny, Anil Kumble, Javagal Srinath and Rahul Dravid, who flourished under the hallow precincts of the association, will play host and participate in discussions on the various aspects of the game. To make best use of their presence at the event, the legendary spin trio Prasanna, Bedi, Chandrashekar will discuss the nuances of spin bowling in the sub-continent with leggie Kumble chipping in on behalf of the original spin quartet S. Venakataraghavan, who is away in the US. Noted historian Ramachandra Guha will moderate another discussion on club cricket between Srinath and Dravid on club day (Aug 14). The 'Wall' (Dravid) will also shop in the flea market with his family and talk about his favourite food at the cuisine event Sunday. "Our aim is to take the game to rural areas across the state for its development at the grassroots and promote the welfare of our players," Kumble asserted. To mark the historic event, the association has released an official mascot 'Doodly'. Proceeds from the mascot stall will be contributed to the state chief minister's relief fund.

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