Ahimsa Times 2007 11 SrNo 89

Author(s): Ahimsa Times
Publisher: Ahimsa Times

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The film will be made by well-known film personality Jayamala. We understand that this project is still in the research stage. While historians might have brushed aside Abbakka's first battle with the Portuguese in 1546 as a small incident where a feudal kingdom was fighting to save itself, this brave queen with her small band of loyal soldiers kept the Portuguese forces out of Ullal and the Dakshina Kannada region. If not the enemy forces would have established their presence here much before they conquered Goa. The previous government had cleared Rs. 68 lakhs for constructing a "Abbakka Bhavan" in Ullal which is going to be a permanent memorial for the queen.
Ullal town first organised the Rani Abbakka Utsav as a Nada Habba of Ullal in 1998. Rani Abbakka fought the Portuguese forces in 1546, destroyed a flotilla of their ships, and drove them away with a handful of her sailors who were a mix of communities, including Muslims, fishermen, Billavas, and Kshatriyas. Courtesy: Mr. Mahavir S. Chavan.
JAIN DIKSHA NEWS
JAIN DIKSHA CEREMONY Jain muni diksha ceremony will be held at Guwahati on the 29th November, 2007, where diksharthi Shri Mahavir Prasad Kashliwal will be accepting diksha in the holy presence of 108 Acharya shri Pushpdant Sagar ji maharaj. Shri mahavir Prasad is the son of Shri Bimal kumar ji Pataudi and Smt. Nirmala devi Pataudi. The celebrations are being organised by Param Poojya Acharya Shri Pushpdant Sagar ji Varshayog samiti (Shri Digambar Jain Samaj), Aath gaon, Guwahati (Assam)
GOLDEN JUBILEE OF DIKSHA MAHOTSAVA The golden jubilee of diksha mahotsava of Aryikaratna 105 Shri Suparshwamati mata ji was celebrated at Jaipur on the 18th to 21st October, 2007 with great jubilation and reverence by thousands of devotees, coming from all over the country. Religious programmes were conducted all through the three days period to celebrate the occasion.
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