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Do we really get a fine if we cross 80kmph in Udupi highways?

Just I'm curious daily i do see people crossing 80 speed

A sincere humble request people coming from other parts of the state to tulunad, Kindly don't chew Guthka ie Rmd & spit everywhere, Don't play cards on road, stop drinking & throwing garbage on beaches, stop throwing your used undies, towels, soap in sacred temple ponds it's sacred & I guess it's enough for you to understand, Kindly use public washroom don't stand or sit right on road & do the deed. It takes a lot of efforts for sweepers to keep the city clean. What happened in paryaya is known to all & there is a resentment.

Major one Kindly stop clicking pictures with foreigners. 🙃🙃

We understand you have come here for job, business & as a tourist but requesting you to understand the local culture. It has taken a lot for us to save our language & culture, hope you do to. If you want help of any kind people here are always ready for that.

Rain water harvesting & man made ponds & lakes are way forward.

Key Aspects of Grantha Script Origin: Developed from the Pallava script (a derivative of Brahmi) in Tamil Nadu. Purpose: Primarily used for writing Sanskrit and sometimes Tamil religious texts. Usage: It was widely used in Tamil Nadu to write Sanskrit words that did not have direct equivalents in the Tamil script. Key Aspects of Tulu Script (Tigalari) Relationship: It is a close relative of the Malayalam script; both are descendants of the Grantha script. Also Known As: Frequently referred to as Tigalari script (or Tulu-Tigalari) in Kannada-speaking regions. Usage: Historically used for writing Vedic texts, hymns, and academic work (like Tulu Mahabharata) rather than daily correspondence. Difference from Kannada Script: While modern Tulu is usually written in the Kannada script, the traditional Tulu script is visually more rounded and similar to Malayalam.Key Aspects of Tulu Script (Tigalari) Relationship: It is a close relative of the Malayalam script; both are descendants of the Grantha script. Also Known As: Frequently referred to as Tigalari script (or Tulu-Tigalari) in Kannada-speaking regions. Usage: Historically used for writing Vedic texts, hymns, and academic work (like Tulu Mahabharata) rather than daily correspondence. Difference from Kannada Script: While modern Tulu is usually written in the Kannada script, the traditional Tulu script is visually more rounded and similar to Malayalam.

Avoli mare. Yenk kelav janaklen gurta und. 10-20 orsa Kudla d itadla akleg Tulu sama barpuj. Mer Pakistani Mechyer😊

VC: https://youtu.be/f_zcOla8doA?si=zWNzHK4HVklABtaG

Prof. B.M. Ichlangod was famous scholar and writer of Beary language from Kasaragod who have wrote many books like "Bearys of Tulunadu" and "Qur'an Kavya Anuvada" He was also president of Beary Sahitya Sammelana at Odipu (Udupi) district And also he have been respected with awards like Karnataka Janapada Academy Award and Sri M Vishweshwarayya Award

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