Jai Tulunad (R.) Organizes “Bale Tulu Lipi Kalpuga” Workshop at Budu Bellare

BUDU BELLARE, October 11, 2026: In a dedicated effort to promote, preserve, and revive the ancient Tulu script, Jai Tulunad (R.) organized a one-day workshop titled “Bale Tulu Lipi Kalpuga” (Come, Let Us Learn the Tulu Script) on Sunday, October 11, 2026.

The workshop was hosted by the Shree Aadinaagabramma Mogerkala Garadi Aadalitha Samithi (R.) at Budu Bellare. The programme commenced at 10:00 AM and brought together participants interested in learning and preserving the traditional Tulu script.

Expert Instructors Lead the Workshop:

The hands-on workshop introduced participants to the Tulu script’s alphabets, structure, and writing techniques. The training was conducted by a team of instructors from Jai Tulunad (R.), comprising:

- Poornima Bantwala

- Pratheek Tuluve

- Sukesh Gowda Kemmai

- Chithrakshi Mugera Teggu

- Thrishali Kulal Navoora

Through practical instruction and interactive learning, the participants gained an introduction to writing in the Tulu script.

Certificates Presented to Participants:

Upon completion of the workshop, certificates of attendance were presented to the participants in recognition of their participation and interest in learning the Tulu script.

The programme was attended by the following representatives of Jai Tulunad (R.):

- Kishor Poojary Mundli – President, Jai Tulunad (R.), Bantwal Unit

- Deeraj Bantwal – Executive Committee Member, Bantwal Unit

- Manjunath Madhwa – Executive Committee Member, Bantwal Unit

- Bhumika Anchan Bantwal – Member, Bantwal Unit

Preserving Tulu Language and Script:

The organizers expressed their sincere gratitude to the Shree Aadinaagabramma Mogerkala Garadi Aadalitha Samithi (R.), Budu Bellare, for providing the venue and supporting the initiative. They also thanked all the participants for their enthusiastic involvement.

Jai Tulunad (R.) continues its efforts to promote awareness of the Tulu script and encourage more people to learn, read, and write it. Such workshops play an important role in preserving the region’s linguistic heritage and passing its traditional script on to future generations.

“Bale Tulu Lipi Kalpuga” — Let us learn, preserve, and promote the Tulu script.