Third Student Tulu Sammelana Set for Mangaluru on March 20
The vibrant city of Mangaluru is gearing up to host the third edition of the student Tulu Sammelana, scheduled to take place at the iconic Tulu Bhavana on March 20, 2026. This cultural and educational event aims to celebrate and promote the rich heritage of the Tulu language and traditions among the younger generation.
Distinguished Speakers to Grace the Occasion
The highlight of the Sammelana will be the keynote address delivered by M Veerappa Moily, a former Chief Minister of Karnataka and a renowned writer known for his contributions to literature and public service. His insights are expected to inspire students and attendees alike.
Adding to the significance of the event, U T Khader, the Speaker of the Karnataka Legislative Assembly, will extend his greetings and support on this occasion. His participation underscores the political and cultural importance of preserving regional languages in the state.
Event Details and Objectives
The student Tulu Sammelana serves as a platform for:
- Fostering linguistic pride and awareness among students.
- Encouraging academic discussions and cultural performances related to Tulu heritage.
- Providing networking opportunities for young enthusiasts and scholars.
Organized at Tulu Bhavana, a dedicated center for Tulu culture, the event is expected to draw a large crowd of students, educators, and cultural aficionados from across Karnataka and beyond.
Broader Impact and Future Prospects
This edition builds on the success of previous Sammelanas, aiming to strengthen community bonds and promote the Tulu language in educational curricula. With high-profile speakers like Moily and Khader, the event is poised to garner significant attention and support for regional language initiatives in India.
