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- Folk singer Appagere Thimmaraju said folk songs, proverbs and riddles are a storehouse of moral and human values for ordinary people.
- The remarks came at a folk seminar and folk song festival held at Lakshmisha Pre-University College in Devanur, Kadur, organised by the Karnataka Folk Parishat and the Kadur Lions Club.
- Thimmaraju urged the younger generation to step forward to preserve and nurture folk traditions as a symbol of Indian culture.
- Former Kadur municipal president Bhandari Srinivas said the life of rural people is the root of folk literature, which carries lessons of basic education and values.
- The matter matters because the speakers see folk literature as a way to build a healthy society if the young generation engages with it.
What to watch next
- Whether the Karnataka Folk Parishat and Lions Club hold more folk events in the district
- Whether the younger generation takes up folk literature as speakers urged
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Named India · Kadur · Lakshmisha Pre-University College · Appagere Thimmaraju · Bhandari Srinivas · G. B. Suresh · J. P. Krishnegowda · Kadur Lions Club · Kannada Janapada Parishat
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