A Trailblazer in Indian Fashion to Share Insights on Creativity, Branding, and Sustainability
Bangalore:
The Advertising Club Bangalore is set to host an exclusive edition of its Inspiration Room series featuring Prasad Bidapa, one of India’s most influential fashion personalities. The event, taking place on Thursday, March 20th, from 6:30 PM onwards at ADDA, Cambridge Layout, will offer attendees a unique opportunity to learn from the industry veteran as he delves into fashion, branding, creative storytelling, and sustainability.
A visionary in the Indian fashion landscape, Prasad Bidapa has shaped the industry for over four decades. An alumnus of the National Institute of Design (NID), Ahmedabad, Bidapa is renowned for pioneering Kingfisher Fashion Awards, India Men’s Fashion Week, and Mega Model Hunt, which propelled stars like Deepika Padukone, Anushka Sharma, and John Abraham into the limelight.
Laeeq Ali, President of The Advertising Club Bangalore,expressed excitement about the upcoming session:“The Inspiration Room series continues to attract visionary leaders, and having Prasad Bidapa join us is a testament to that. His ability to blend creative storytelling with sustainable fashion and branding is unmatched, and we are excited to hear his perspectives.”
Beyond his influence in fashion and modeling, Bidapa has been a strong advocate for sustainable design and the revival of Indian textiles. His work with Rajasthan Heritage Week since 2015 has redefined the promotion of Khadi and handloom, bringing India’s rich textile heritage to the global stage, with showcases in the USA, Japan, Singapore, and Sweden.
The Kodava Family Hockey Namme (Festival) celebrates its 25th edition this year, with the Muddanda Cup Hockey Tournament set to begin on Mar. 28 and continue until Apr. 27.
Matches will be played across three different grounds, with 370 teams already registered for the competition.
Addressing the media in Madikeri yesterday, Kodagu Hockey Academy President Pandanda K. Bopanna noted that while 360 teams participated in last year’s Kundyolanda Hockey Fest, this year’s registrations have already reached 370, with a few more days left for additional entries.
He announced that the inaugural ceremony will feature an exhibition match between Kodagu Hockey Academy XI and Karnataka XI.
Tournament Director Badakada Deena Poovaiah and Coordinator Muddanda Roy Thammaiah will oversee the event.
Cheppudira Cariappa will serve as the main commentator, assisted by Maletira Srinivas, while Kecchettira Prasanna will be in charge of match coordination. The inauguration will also include a special felicitation ceremony honouring the Kundyolanda family, which achieved a Guinness World Record last year.
Umpire training
Hockey Academy Working President Mekerira Ravi Pemmaiah revealed that a training programme for hockey umpires will be conducted on Mar. 19 and 20 at Cauvery College, Virajpet, urging young hockey enthusiasts to participate.
Academy Vice-President Kukkera Jaya Chinnappa stated that several dignitaries, including Virajpet MLA and Chief Minister’s Legal Advisor A.S. Ponnanna, Madikeri MLA Dr. Manthar Gowda, Mysuru-Kodagu MP Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar, MLC M.P. Suja Kushalappa, Rajya Sabha MP Ajay Maken, Kodagu Deputy Commissioner Vekatraja, and Kodagu SP K. Ramrajan, will attend the grand opening ceremony.
Kreeda Jyothi
Muddanda Hockey Festival Chairman Muddanda Rashin Subbaiah confirmed that matches will take place at Field Marshal K.M. Cariappa College Grounds and the Police Parade Grounds. As part of the festival’s silver jubilee celebrations, a special ‘Kreeda Jyothi’ (Sports Torch) marathon will be held, visiting the Ainmanes (ancestral homes) of Kodava families.
The marathon will commence at 8 am on Mar. 25 from the Ainmane of the Pandanda family in Karada village, the pioneers of the Kodava Family Hockey Festival.
It will pass through eight Ainmanes in Ponnampet and surrounding areas before concluding on Mar. 28. On the inaugural day, a rally carrying the sports torch will proceed from General Thimayya Circle to Field Marshal K.M. Cariappa College Grounds, flagged off by MLA A.S. Ponnanna.
To commemorate 25 years of the festival, a women’s hockey tournament has been introduced as part of the Muddanda Hockey Festival. So far, 30 women’s teams have registered, and more entries are expected before the Apr. 10 deadline.
The women’s matches will be played at the Police Parade Grounds in Madikeri. Star Indian hockey players Lalremsiami Hmarzote from the women’s national team and Indian men’s team captain Harmanpreet Singh will visit Madikeri during the tournament.
Matrimonial meet
The festival will also feature a thand-bendhu (matrimonial meet) and a quiz competition at the venue. A special cyclothon is scheduled for Apr. 26, and DJ music will entertain spectators from the pre-quarterfinal stage through the final.
An open ‘Maja Run’ from Field Marshal K.M. Cariappa Circle has also been planned as part of the celebrations. Parking arrangements have been made for 2,000 vehicles, and Bengaluru-based Vandana Trust will assist in waste management throughout the month-long event.
Additionally, a shooting competition will be held on Apr. 20 at Ground No. 2, featuring three categories: 50-metre .22 rifle shooting, 30-metre 12-bore gun shooting, and 15-metre air rifle egg shooting. A traditional coconut shooting competition will also be organised.
Muddanda Family President Muddanda B. Devaiah urged members of the Kodava community to participate in large numbers in the rally from General Thimayya Circle to Field Marshal K.M. Cariappa College Grounds, marking a significant milestone in the history of the Kodava Family Hockey Festival.
source: http://www.starofmysore.com / Star of Mysore / Home> Sports / March 16th, 2025
There are around 3,500 homestays in Kodagu district. Of them, 2,269 have got registered so far, says Anita Bhaskar, Deputy Director of the Department of Tourism, Kodagu.
The Kodagu district administration has directed owners of homestays in the district to mandatorily register themselves with the Tourism Department.
Deputy Commissioner of Kodagu Venkat Raja, who convened a meeting of representatives of hotels, resorts, homestays, and travel agencies in Madikeri recently to discuss the measures to ensure the safety of tourists, said the process of registering the homestays had been simplified.
Given the simplified process of registration, verification and certification is completed within a short period, he said.
Anita Bhaskar, Deputy Director of the Department of Tourism, Kodagu, said there were around 3,500 homestays in Kodagu district. Of them, 2,269 have got registered so far.
Meanwhile, Mr. Venkat Raja said the details of all the registered homestays should be made available online for easy access. The district administration aims to register all the homestays in the district and even facilitate online registration by paying a fee of ₹500, he said.
The Deputy Commissioner warned of strict legal action against unregistered homestays if any illegal activity or untoward incidents occur on their premises. He said the homestay owners in remote or forest areas would be held accountable for incidents involving their guests if they had not obtained prior approval from the police or forest departments.
Security
While issuing directions for the installation of CCTV cameras, posting of home guards or security personnel, and ensuring adequate lighting and illumination at night for the safety of the guests at all hotels, resorts, and homestays, Mr. Venkat Raja also directed the executive officers of taluk panchayats and tahsildars to hold regular meetings to ensure that these tourist facilities are complied with the government directives before issuing them trade licenses.
He also emphasised the need for heightening security measures in border areas of the district like Chelavara, Iruppu, and Dubare. The district administration has also emphasised the need to prioritise the safety of women and children at their facilities and tourist destinations.
The authorities said the tourists can contact the district police helpline at 94808-04900 or the District Disaster Management unit at 08272-221077 in case of emergencies.
The district administration has also shared the circular dated March 10, 2025, issued by the Additional Chief Secretary, on safety measures to be enforced for the safety of tourists.
Among other things, the circular pointed out that prior approval from the police must be obtained before taking tourists to remote or isolated areas, and tourists should be made aware of local culture, safety risks, and legal aspects. Only registered transport services for taxis and ride-share apps should be used.
The safety protocols for tourists include that they avoid displaying expensive jewellery or large amounts of cash, use digital payment methods (UPI, cards) instead of carrying large amounts of cash, avoid using public Wi-Fi for sensitive transaction, use a VPN for secure Internet access, and exercise caution in remote areas, forests, and near water bodies.
source: http://www.thehindu.com / The Hindu / Home> News> India> Karnataka / by The Hindu Bureau / March 14th, 2025
He joined the INA at the age of 17. His active involvement in the freedom struggle led to his imprisonment for eight months in Rangoon Jail from May to December 1945, officials said.
Indian National Army veteran R. Madhavan Pillai pays tribute at the National War Memorial at Kartavya Path in New Delhi on March 13, 2025. Photo: X/@adgpi
Lieutenant Rangaswamy Madhavan Pillai, a veteran of the Indian National Army (INA), celebrated his 99th birthday on Thursday (March 13, 2025) by laying wreaths at the National War Memorial and the statue of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose on Kartavya Path.
The wreath-laying ceremony organised by the Army was attended by senior military personnel and the public. “Today’s wreath-laying ceremony not only honours the sacrifices of the brave men and women who fought for India’s freedom but also serves as a poignant reminder of the nation’s ongoing journey to break free from colonial legacies while upholding the spirit of their sacrifice,” an officer said.
Indian National Army veteran R. Madhavan Pillai pays tribute at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s statue at Kartavya Path in New Delhi on March 13, 2025. | Photo Credit: ANI
Lt. Pillai was born on March 13, 1926, in the Swryan township of Rangoon district in Burma (now Myanmar). His father hailed from the Sivaganga region in Tamil Nadu. He joined the Indian Independence League as a civilian in 1942 under Rash Behari Bose. When Netaji arrived in Singapore, Lt. Pillai formally enlisted in the INA, also known as the Azad Hind Fauj, on November 1, 1943, at the age of 17.
After receiving his commission from the Officers Training School in Burma, he served as a recruitment and fundraising officer, according Army officials.
Serving as a recruiting officer and fundraiser, he mobilised support for the INA across 32 locations in Burma, including Hanthawaddy, Sawbwagale, Ywadanshe, Swryan, Yangon, and Mayongone. His active involvement in the freedom struggle led to his imprisonment for eight months in Rangoon Jail from May to December 1945, officials said.
Later, he served in the administrative branch at the INA headquarters in Rangoon under Major General K. P. Thimayya (elder brother of former Army chief General K.S. Thimayya). He was officially recognised as a freedom fighter by the Government of India on August 1, 1980.
On January 23, 2024, Prime Minister Narendra Modi felicitated him on the occasion of Parakram Diwas at the Red Fort.
The Azad Hind Fauj was formed by Mohan Singh in 1942 and later revived by Netaji on October 21, 1943. United by the war cry “Chalo Delhi,” the INA aimed to secure India’s complete independence from British rule.
Several volunteers, soldiers, and overseas Indians — from regions as far as Malaya and Burma — joined the force. Lt Pillai’s life story embodies the courage and unity that defined the INA, another officer added.
In 2021, on the 125th birth anniversary of Netaji, Lt. Pillai was awarded a silver medal for his role in the INA and India’s Independence movement.
source: http://www.thehindu.com / The Hindu / Home> News> India / by The Hindu Bureau / March 14th, 2025
Jawai, Tadoba, and Coorg in India welcome Stone Wood Hotels’ expansion with six new luxury resorts in 2025, blending premium hospitality with nature.
Stone Wood Hotels & Resorts, a rapidly growing hospitality brand renowned for its boutique and immersive stays, is gearing up for a major expansion in 2025. With six new properties in the pipeline, the group is making a decisive move to elevate its portfolio, including three high-end resorts in Jawai, Tadoba, and Coorg. These premium retreats will blend opulence with nature, catering to travelers seeking luxury in offbeat destinations.
Momentum from 2024 Drives Optimistic Growth for 2025
Following a strong performance in 2024, where occupancy surpassed 8% year-to-date, Stone Wood Hotels is eyeing a revenue surge of at least 10% in 2025. The brand anticipates a corresponding increase in both Average Room Rate (ARR) and Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR), capitalizing on the market’s positive trajectory.
Expanding Footprint with 400+ New Keys
Currently operating 16 properties across 11 cities in six states, the hospitality chain is set to expand its inventory significantly. The 2025 openings will collectively introduce over 400 new rooms, further solidifying its presence in India’s dynamic tourism sector. While the brand has been a key player in the mid-market segment, its foray into upscale hospitality through its upcoming resorts signals a strategic shift. The first of these premium properties is slated to welcome guests by the end of the 2025-26 financial year.
Innovative Asset-Light Model Driving Growth
Maintaining its asset-light approach, Stone Wood Hotels is leveraging lease and revenue-share models to fuel its expansion. This flexible strategy enhances operational efficiency while ensuring sustainable profitability. Investment for the upcoming developments will be secured through strategic collaborations with investors across India, reinforcing the brand’s reputation for high ROI and efficient boutique property investment models.
Commitment to Service Excellence & Experiential Stays
With an unwavering focus on guest satisfaction, the group continues to enhance service quality through rigorous training programs like T3 & LDP, along with stringent quality audits. The brand’s emphasis on immersive hospitality extends to its experiential offerings, vibrant F&B destinations, and curated events, ensuring memorable stays for its guests.
MICE & Wedding Segments Fuel Expansion Strategy
Recognizing the booming demand for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) along with destination weddings, Stone Wood Hotels is designing future properties with dedicated event spaces. The success of Aralea Beach Resort by Stone Wood Premier, where MICE and wedding bookings contribute 75% of its business, underscores the brand’s strong positioning in this segment.
Vision 2030: Scaling to 50 Hotels & 3,000+ Rooms
Looking ahead, Stone Wood Hotels & Resorts aims to operate 50 properties with a total inventory of over 3,000 rooms by 2030. The brand remains committed to creating value-driven hospitality experiences, with a focus on offbeat locations, immersive travel, and personalized services. As it strengthens its presence in India’s evolving tourism landscape, Stone Wood Hotels is poised to redefine boutique and luxury hospitality with its strategic growth and customer-centric approach.
source: http://www.travelandtourworld.com / Travel and Tour World (TTW) / Home> Asia / March 13t, 2025
The auction for selecting over 175 players for 10 franchisees of Season-2 (April-2025) Kodava Cricket Leather Ball Premier League to be organised under the aegis of Coorg Cricket Foundation at Pollibetta, was held at The Roost Hotel on Hunsur Road here yesterday.
The 10 Franchisees, which took part in the auction, are Kodava Warriors, Coorg United, Team Kodava Tribe, MTB Royals, Team Wildflower, Pragathi Cricketers, Coorg Blasters, Kodava Rising Stars, Western Ghat Warriors and Team Leverage.
Over 180 cricketers of Kodagu origin such as C.A. Karthik, C.R. Ayyappa and K.S. Devaiah took part in the auction and the Franchisees succeeded in getting the players they wanted by making a successful bid. Following the auction, Ranji player C.A. Karthik has been selected as Captain of Coorg Blasters, while C.R. Aiyyappa joined Western Ghat Warriors. Each franchisee selected 14 to 17 players depending upon their bid money.
Players aged from 15 to 60 are eligible to take part in the Tournament. The notable feature this year was the selection of 2 women players for the Tournament, which will be held on the lines of the popular Indian Premier League (IPL).
Coorg Cricket Foundation (CCF) President Porukonda Sunil said that the Tournament will commence from Apr. 1 and all the matches will be played at Tata Coffee Cricket Grounds at Pollibetta. The schedule will be finalised shortly, he said adding that the tournament is expected to be held over 12 days.
CCF office-bearers Palachanda Jagan, Madlanda Darshan, Charmandadanda Somanna, Chandira Rachan, Ballanda Reena Devaiah, Kulateera Shantha Kalappa, Keertiyanda Ganapathy, Annalamaada Roy Chinnappa and others were present.
source: http://www.starofmysore.com / Star of Mysore / Home> Sports / March 09th, 2025
A special programme on the theme “legal regulations and cyber security in the management of cooperative societies“ was held at Madikeri on Monday.
The event was jointly organised by Karnataka State Cooperative Federation and Kodagu District Co-operative Union. Presidents of various cooperative societies in Kodagu district took part in the event.
Retired assistant registrar of cooperative societies H.S. Nagarajaiah delivered a lecture on legal regulations essential for the management of cooperative societies, including board elections.
Development trainer R.K. Balachandra, with a background in the banking sector, provided insights into cyber security threats and preventive measures.
Director of Kodagu District Cooperative Union Umesh Uthappa and others were present on the occasion.
source: http://www.thehindu.com / The Hindu / Home> News> India> Karnataka / by The Hindu Bureau / March 10th, 2025
P.A. Seema is the first woman to hold the postof Director, Nagarahole Tiger Reserve
Prioritising the well-being of frontline staff while safeguarding the rich wildlife of Nagarahole Tiger Reserve, several initiatives have been implemented to prevent man-wildlife conflicts, stated P.A. Seema, Director of Nagarahole Tiger Reserve.
In an exclusive interview with Star of Mysore on the occasion of International Women’s Day, P.A. Seema, a 2017-batch IFS officer and the first woman to lead the Nagarahole Tiger Reserve, shared insights into the conservation measures undertaken under her leadership.
Having previously served as Deputy Conservator of Forests (DCF) in Mysuru, Mandya, Kodagu and the Elephant Task Force (ETF), P.A. Seema has earned praise for her commendable work. She is currently serving as the Director of the Nagarahole Tiger Reserve.
Seema expressed her pride in being appointed as the first woman Director of the Nagarahole Tiger Reserve. “I learned from the media that I am the first woman to hold this position and it fills me with pride. My goal is to live up to this recognition through dedicated service,” she stated.
Hailing from Napoklu in Kodagu district, Seema developed a deep interest in forest conservation from an early age. After completing her PUC in Napoklu and pursuing B.Sc. and M.Sc. at Forestry College in Ponnampet, she prepared for the Indian Forest Service (IFS) exam.
Seema cleared it in the 2017 batch and has since been serving in the Forest Department with a great enthusiasm.
Safeguarding staff and wildlife
The Nagarahole Tiger Reserve is not only a key wildlife sanctuary in Karnataka but also one of national significance. “Our primary focus is both the conservation of wildlife and the well-being of frontline staff. The Reserve has 54 anti-poaching camps, and over 350 contract-based watchers working tirelessly to protect the forest,” Seema explained.
Various initiatives have been introduced to ensure the welfare of frontline staff. Seema reaffirmed her commitment to increasing wildlife density in Nagarahole Tiger Reserve.
“Working in a tiger reserve presents greater challenges compared to social forestry,” Seema explained. Protecting wildlife, preventing illegal intrusions, curbing poaching, mitigating man-animal conflicts, increasing animal density and preventing forest fires are some of the key challenges.
Despite these hurdles, Seema remains focused on strengthening forest and wildlife conservation while minimising man-animal conflicts. She acknowledged the strong support of frontline staff and officers in overcoming these challenges.
P.A. Seema (extreme right), Director of Nagarahole Tiger Reserve, during a field visit.
No security concerns for women officers
There is no shortage of security for women officers serving in the Forest Department. Senior officials and Department staff provide full support, ensuring a safe and encouraging work environment. While some may initially find fieldwork challenging, the department does not make it difficult for anyone.
Having studied at a Forestry College, Seema found fieldwork manageable. She emphasised that the department fosters a conducive atmosphere for women officers to take up responsibilities.
Increasing presence of women officers
In the past, the number of women officers in the Forest Department was relatively low.
However, inspired by women in other departments, more women are now stepping forward to take up roles across various positions in the department.
More women are now joining the Forest Department, breaking barriers and proving their capabilities through equal participation. It offers a platform to demonstrate commitment to nature conservation while building confidence, Seema noted.
Determined not to remain passive as a woman officer, Seema strives to implement innovative programmes. In the initial phase, efforts have been made to improve the welfare of frontline staff and maintain camp conditions.
Through coordinated operations, the number of man-wildlife conflict incidents in the Nagarahole region has significantly reduced over the past three to four months, she added.
Strong family support
Seema credits her family’s unwavering support for her career in the Forest Department. As the first officer in her family, she received encouragement from her parents, Kamala and Anand.
After marriage, her husband, Ranjan and children, Deshna Gowramma and Dev Ganapathi, have been equally supportive. She acknowledged that field visits often lead to late return to home, but her family, especially her children, have been understanding.
source: http://www.starofmysore.com / Star of Mysore / Home> News> Features / by M. T. Yogesh Kumar / March 05th, 2025
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, observed worldwide on March 8, the Codava National Council (CNC), under the leadership of its President, N U Nachappa, submitted an appeal advocating for the empowerment of Kodava women. The appeal was presented in front of the Deputy Commissioner’s Office, urging the authorities to take necessary actions.
At 10:30 AM on Saturday, the Kodava National Council submitted a memorandum through the district administration to the United Nations Secretary-General, the Director of the United Nations Global Women’s Empowerment Agency, the UNESCO Director-General, the President and Prime Minister of India, and the Union Home Minister.
Under the theme “For All Women and Girls: Rights, Equality, Empowerment”, the CNC emphasised the necessity of ensuring true recognition and honour for Kodava women. An official communique from the CNC stated, “Kodava women have selflessly contributed to the Kodava clan’s structure, valour, humanistic approach, and strong familial bonds. The Government of India, the Government of Karnataka, and the people of this nation must recognise and adopt the values ingrained in Kodava women. If these values are embraced and implemented nationwide, there will be no oppression against women, and atrocities and subjugation can be eliminated. Kodava women are symbols of independence, intelligence, and generosity. However, due to their political subordination, they have been sidelined from India’s political establishment.”
The press release further stated, “After India gained political independence with its new Constitution, Kodava women lacked knowledge of their political and constitutional rights. Other communities should adopt the exemplary values of Kodava women, just as Kodava women should adopt political awareness from other communities. The government must now implement an effective strategy to empower both Kodava women and women across the country. Due to a lack of awareness regarding international conventions, fundamental rights, and human rights development, Kodava women have been unable to empower themselves through state welfare programs or effectively present their plight to relevant authorities. Hence, the United Nations and the Government of India must immediately grant them political and constitutional rights and power.”
This appeal underscores the urgency of government action in recognising and empowering Kodava women, ensuring their rightful place in India’s political, economic, and social landscape said Nachappa.
source: http://www.thehansindia.com / The Hans India / Home> News> State> Karnataka / by The Hans News Service / March 08th, 2025
In the heartland of coffee cultivation, Kodagu, this year’s harvest tells a tale of mixed fortunes.
While coffee production has seen a significant dip due to erratic weather patterns, farmers are finding relief in skyrocketing prices that have touched record highs. However, rising labour and maintenance costs continue to be a concern, particularly for small-scale growers.
A season of contrasts
Kodagu’s major coffee-growing taluks — Madikeri, Virajpet and Ponnampet — are currently in the thick of the Robusta coffee harvest. However, due to inconsistent rainfall last year, coffee yields have plummeted by 30 percent to 50 percent in several plantations. Some lucky farmers have reported decent harvests, but for most, expectations have fallen short.
Yet, what the season lacks in quantity, it makes up for in price. A 50 kg bag of Robusta coffee (with husk) is now fetching between Rs. 12,000 and Rs. 13,000 — a historic high. In comparison, last year’s rates stood at around Rs. 9,000 per 50-kg bag.
The surge in prices is attributed to a global dip in coffee production, particularly in major coffee-producing nations like Brazil and Colombia. For farmers, this unexpected price hike is a much-needed ‘bumper gift’ after a challenging season.
Labour shortage adds to woes
Despite high prices, farmers are struggling to find enough labourers for harvesting. Kodagu traditionally relies on seasonal workers from Tamil Nadu, Assam, and Bihar, who arrive in December for the coffee-picking season.
This year, however, the declining yield and other factors have deterred many workers from making the journey, leaving farmers in distress.
Adding to the challenge, wages have surged. Two years ago, daily wages ranged between Rs. 400 and Rs. 450. This year, rates have shot up to Rs. 550 to Rs. 600 per day, further escalating the cost of cultivation.
To make matters worse, labourers now start work later than before. Earlier, they would begin harvesting by 8.30 am or 9 am and continue until 5 pm. Now, work starts at 10 am and wraps up by 3.30 pm, cutting valuable work hours.
This is mainly due to labourers being transported from distant locations. Apart from higher wages, estate owners must also bear the additional costs of labour contractors, driver fees and vehicle rentals, increasing the financial strain on growers.
First showers in February
In late February, Napoklu and Kaluru regions received their first rainfall of the year. While rain is usually welcomed in Kodagu’s coffee plantations, its timing is crucial.
The downpour has stalled the harvesting process, as ripened coffee cherries remain on plants alongside delicate new coffee blossoms for the next season.
For those who had already completed their harvest, the rain was a relief. But for those still working in the fields, it has become a frustrating setback.
source: http://www.starofmysore.com / Star of Mysore / Home> News / March 06th, 2025
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