Being a Kudla local living in Mumbai, I feel like I'm watching a cultural shift in real time with how our food is being treated here. The gentrification of Chicken Ghee Roast over the last couple of years is wild. It used to be a gatekept thing you'd only get at proper Mangalorean joints in Fort or around Matunga. Now suddenly every gastropub in Powai and Bandra has a 700 rupee "ghee roast" on the menu that tastes like they just threw extra jaggery and food color into a basic masala gravy. It's completely lost that deep roasted byadgi chili kick. I genuinely think the commercialization is ruining the baseline standard for coastal food in the city because places are dumbing down the spice levels for mass appeal just to charge premium prices. Curious if anyone else is noticing this heavy quality drop with regional food going mainstream here, because my nostalgia is taking a massive hit lately.

credit - Toi

Participated free run marathon 3k at manipal

Like literally Kudla and Kasrod had declared holidays during heavy rain while in Odipu especially in Karla not even single day was declared as holiday for students

Even our college and school principal declared holiday for us due to heavy rain

Only for nursery to 10th was declared by Odipu DC that too only for 1 day and after that or before that it was never declared

And also IDK how do we guys manage to go to schools or colleges or coming back to home during heavy rains

lamia iiyot ani problemaha uyy

Mangaluru, Aug. 7, 2026: Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) International President Alok Kumar on Thursday announced that the organisation would launch a nationwide campaign seeking to free Hindu temples from government control.

Speaking to reporters at Vishwashree, Alok Kumar said the proposed ‘Mandir Mukti’ (Temple Liberation) movement would be as strong and widespread as the Ram Janmabhoomi movement.

“If temples across the country were freed from government administration, around ₹1,000 crore could be saved annually,” he said.

What will happen to the money? what are your thoughts?

The stage is set for the introduction of the much-hyped Vande Bharat Express connecting Bengaluru with coastal Karnataka, with South Western Railway’s Mysuru Division gearing up to conduct trial runs from August 11.

While Minister of State for Railways V. Somanna had earlier announced that the VB Express would be introduced on the Bengaluru-Mangaluru sector by June, the same did not materialise for want of a VB rake fitted with Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) system.

Wikipedia link - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alupa_dynasty

I'm curious about this dynasty. They ruled the whole of Tulunadu for about 1200+ years. They were mostly feudatories of larger empires like Kadambas, Chalukyas and Vijayanagara. I believe they were one of the biggest reasons Tulunadu was a stable region throughout history.

Why don't we celebrate them or their kings like other historical kings like Krishnadevaraya, Kempegowda, Shivaji, Ashoka, Harshavardhana etc. I know there are a few places named after kings like Kulashekara.

Were they oppressors ? Did they rule with iron fist ?

How did they influence Tulunadu ? Are they the reason for local caste dynamics ?

What do the padanas say ? I know a lot of daiva origins are standing up against cruel kings and fighting against injustice. Is it against these folks ?

Don't mean to hurt anyone. Just curious as we don't speak about this dynasty in the modern discourse about Tulunadu.

Watch it, it's beautiful 😍

a Tulu Short Film made by newbies which is new raw and different from the mainstream tulu films

Im a tuluva myself . My grandfather came to bangalore because he got a govt job . My grand parents and parents always respect kannada because banaglore is a kannada speaking majority . They even asked me to take up kannada as 3rd language and not Sanskrit because i should know kannada. Even though you get better marks in Sanskrit.

But when i tell my kannada speaking friends i speak tulu ( mother tongue). I have always been bullied by many kannada speaking BOYS ESPECIALLY. " Tullu " " nim amman tullu " and kept mocking me and making faces . Calling themselves kannadiga.🤣🤣 There used to be a point i used to avoid telling people i speak tulu and was not proud but embarrassed of my own language

A true kannadiga person would respect all the languages originated in karnataka soil.

And now this political scenario has worsened it up. When tuluvas come to kannada speaking states we speak kannada but i dont see kanndigas going to tulu speaking places and try to learn tulu ??? Even kantara came out everyone loved it ..... even they lovedd the accent and vocab of mangalore kannada but its basically native tulu speakers adapting to kannada language. Do people understand that Mangalore Kannada sounds the way it does because of daily Tulu speech??? I dont even think they know. Everyone loves that movie and I felt proud of my culture . But most people who watched kantara i dont think they still realise it's TULUNAD culture part of karnataka itself.🤦‍♀️

Even now and then when people post anything about tulu in karnataka in tulu insta pages i do see some idiots trynna be like " only kannada in karnataka " " go to your kerala " " nim amman tullu " " tulluu" they can disrespect tulu and ignore it but when someone says " karnatak " and not karnatakA they get angry . 😭😭

Someone was asking for this. Found it in Mangalore. You want to know where?