Guest guest Posted July 14, 2009 Report Share Posted July 14, 2009 Hari Om ! Bannikoppa, a village 6 kms away from Shiggaon taluk in Karnataka has a lot of specialities. It is a village which has no cock-a-doodle-doo or even a goat or sheep. The 250 house hold village beliees that they should not rear domesticated livestock like sheep or goat neither poultry for traaditional reasons. Legend has it that the Pandavas lived here for one year and since then no other animal than cows ar bred here. They say, that when one tried to breed 15 fowl, they all soon died due to some rare disease. Another villager tried o rear goats but the animals met the same fate. The poojari of the only temple of 5 pandavas, believes that the Pandavas were not particularly in favour of domesticating fowl. The temple was built during British reign which was named after the 5 brothers of Mahabarata. The panchayat head believes that no other community can live here. It is surprising to note that many men here are called arjuna, nakula, sahadeva, dharmanna or bheemappa. (courtesy to TOI dt 13th July 2009) Is it not interesting? Om Namo Narayanaya ! -- Best regardsJayasree MenonBangalore+9900149461my blog link: http://www.pythrukam.blogspot.com/-- A well-thought out plan, execution excellence, market timing, personal leadership are drivers of the growth trajectory. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2009 Report Share Posted July 14, 2009 Hari OmThe news is really interesting Jayasree.Om Namo NarayanayaDevi--- On Tue, 14/7/09, Jayasree Menon <euroanuster wrote:Jayasree Menon <euroanuster[Guruvayur] Haveri District in Karnatakaguruvayur Date: Tuesday, 14 July, 2009, 7:40 AM Hari Om ! Bannikoppa, a village 6 kms away from Shiggaon taluk in Karnataka has a lot of specialities. It is a village which has no cock-a-doodle- doo or even a goat or sheep. The 250 house hold village beliees that they should not rear domesticated livestock like sheep or goat neither poultry for traaditional reasons. Legend has it that the Pandavas lived here for one year and since then no other animal than cows ar bred here. They say, that when one tried to breed 15 fowl, they all soon died due to some rare disease. Another villager tried o rear goats but the animals met the same fate. The poojari of the only temple of 5 pandavas, believes that the Pandavas were not particularly in favour of domesticating fowl. The temple was built during British reign which was named after the 5 brothers of Mahabarata. The panchayat head believes that no other community can live here. It is surprising to note that many men here are called arjuna, nakula, sahadeva, dharmanna or bheemappa. (courtesy to TOI dt 13th July 2009) Is it not interesting? Om Namo Narayanaya ! -- Best regardsJayasree MenonBangalore+9900149461my blog link: http://www.pythruka m.blogspot. com/------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- ----- A well-thought out plan, execution excellence, market timing, personal leadership are drivers of the growth trajectory. recommends that you upgrade to the new and safer Internet Explorer 8.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2009 Report Share Posted July 14, 2009 Very Interesting. I have never heard of such place before. Ramachandra Menon--- On Tue, 14/7/09, Devi Sarma <devisarma53 wrote: Devi Sarma <devisarma53Re: [Guruvayur] Haveri District in Karnatakaguruvayur Date: Tuesday, 14 July, 2009, 8:25 AM Hari OmThe news is really interesting Jayasree.Om Namo NarayanayaDevi--- On Tue, 14/7/09, Jayasree Menon <euroanuster@ gmail.com> wrote: Jayasree Menon <euroanuster@ gmail.com>[Guruvayur] Haveri District in Karnatakaguruvayur@grou ps.comTuesday, 14 July, 2009, 7:40 AM Hari Om ! Bannikoppa, a village 6 kms away from Shiggaon taluk in Karnataka has a lot of specialities. It is a village which has no cock-a-doodle- doo or even a goat or sheep. The 250 house hold village beliees that they should not rear domesticated livestock like sheep or goat neither poultry for traaditional reasons. Legend has it that the Pandavas lived here for one year and since then no other animal than cows ar bred here. They say, that when one tried to breed 15 fowl, they all soon died due to some rare disease. Another villager tried o rear goats but the animals met the same fate. The poojari of the only temple of 5 pandavas, believes that the Pandavas were not particularly in favour of domesticating fowl. The temple was built during British reign which was named after the 5 brothers of Mahabarata. The panchayat head believes that no other community can live here. It is surprising to note that many men here are called arjuna, nakula, sahadeva, dharmanna or bheemappa. (courtesy to TOI dt 13th July 2009) Is it not interesting? Om Namo Narayanaya ! -- Best regardsJayasree MenonBangalore+9900149461my blog link: http://www.pythruka m.blogspot. com/------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -----A well-thought out plan, execution excellence, market timing, personal leadership are drivers of the growth trajectory. recommends that you upgrade to the new and safer Internet Explorer 8.. recommends that you upgrade to the new and safer Internet Explorer 8. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2009 Report Share Posted July 14, 2009 Thank you for sharing this info Jayasreeji... our Bharat is full of surprise!Pranams,Premhttp://www.hinduismnet.com--- On Tue, 7/14/09, Jayasree Menon <euroanuster wrote:Jayasree Menon <euroanuster[Guruvayur] Haveri District in Karnatakaguruvayur Date: Tuesday, July 14, 2009, 7:40 AM Hari Om ! Bannikoppa, a village 6 kms away from Shiggaon taluk in Karnataka has a lot of specialities. It is a village which has no cock-a-doodle-doo or even a goat or sheep. The 250 house hold village beliees that they should not rear domesticated livestock like sheep or goat neither poultry for traaditional reasons. Legend has it that the Pandavas lived here for one year and since then no other animal than cows ar bred here. They say, that when one tried to breed 15 fowl, they all soon died due to some rare disease. Another villager tried o rear goats but the animals met the same fate. The poojari of the only temple of 5 pandavas, believes that the Pandavas were not particularly in favour of domesticating fowl. The temple was built during British reign which was named after the 5 brothers of Mahabarata. The panchayat head believes that no other community can live here. It is surprising to note that many men here are called arjuna, nakula, sahadeva, dharmanna or bheemappa. (courtesy to TOI dt 13th July 2009) Is it not interesting? Om Namo Narayanaya ! -- Best regardsJayasree MenonBangalore+9900149461my blog link: http://www.pythrukam.blogspot.com/-- A well-thought out plan, execution excellence, market timing, personal leadership are drivers of the growth trajectory. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 14, 2009 Report Share Posted July 14, 2009 Jayasreeji, Thanks for sharing, as they all said, really interesting. Jai Sree Krishna ramachandra menon <ramachandramenonguruvayur Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2009 7:43:14 AMRe: [Guruvayur] Haveri District in Karnataka Very Interesting. I have never heard of such place before. Ramachandra Menon--- On Tue, 14/7/09, Devi Sarma <devisarma53@ .co. in> wrote: Devi Sarma <devisarma53@ .co. in>Re: [Guruvayur] Haveri District in Karnatakaguruvayur@grou ps.comTuesday, 14 July, 2009, 8:25 AM Hari OmThe news is really interesting Jayasree.Om Namo NarayanayaDevi--- On Tue, 14/7/09, Jayasree Menon <euroanuster@ gmail.com> wrote: Jayasree Menon <euroanuster@ gmail.com>[Guruvayur] Haveri District in Karnatakaguruvayur@grou ps.comTuesday, 14 July, 2009, 7:40 AM Hari Om ! Bannikoppa, a village 6 kms away from Shiggaon taluk in Karnataka has a lot of specialities. It is a village which has no cock-a-doodle- doo or even a goat or sheep. The 250 house hold village beliees that they should not rear domesticated livestock like sheep or goat neither poultry for traaditional reasons. Legend has it that the Pandavas lived here for one year and since then no other animal than cows ar bred here. They say, that when one tried to breed 15 fowl, they all soon died due to some rare disease. Another villager tried o rear goats but the animals met the same fate. The poojari of the only temple of 5 pandavas, believes that the Pandavas were not particularly in favour of domesticating fowl. The temple was built during British reign which was named after the 5 brothers of Mahabarata. The panchayat head believes that no other community can live here. It is surprising to note that many men here are called arjuna, nakula, sahadeva, dharmanna or bheemappa. (courtesy to TOI dt 13th July 2009) Is it not interesting? Om Namo Narayanaya ! -- Best regardsJayasree MenonBangalore+9900149461my blog link: http://www.pythruka m.blogspot. com/------------ --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -----A well-thought out plan, execution excellence, market timing, personal leadership are drivers of the growth trajectory. recommends that you upgrade to the new and safer Internet Explorer 8.. recommends that you upgrade to the new and safer Internet Explorer 8. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 15, 2009 Report Share Posted July 15, 2009 HARI AUM Thank you very much JayasreeMenonji for the very interesting information and ref. to the original TOI News Report: Please Click here "for the original TOI News Report – `Vegetarian' village in Haveri district hails the Pandavas - nbn" ( http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/4770063.cms ) This news item particularly gives me GREAT PLEASURE: it disproves one of my favourite concepts. Yes, I meant "disproves" – not any typing error. I believe, a DEVOTEE should always be a TRUTH SEEKER, with out fear or favour: and a TRUTH SEEKER should welcome `the truth' whether it proves or disproves his prevailing concepts. I was having a concept that Pancha Pandavas was only a Kavi Sankalpam (imagination of the poet- author). The author would have personified each of the five major characteristic qualities one Uthama Purushan (ideal man) should have into each of those five characters. And actually Pandava was just one ideal man: the archer (Arjun) in him won the princess Panchali, etc., etc. This is real food for thought: the five Pandav brothrs would have actually lived there for some time and had impressed the local population or some great saints could have succeeded in creating such a permanent impression on the local people on these mythological heroes! Either way this is a very important piece of information. Hope some of our DEVOTEES, if found convenient, could visit this village and report back to our Guruvayur Group – The Global Family of Guruvayur Devotees. Regards, NB Nair.guruvayur , Jayasree Menon <euroanuster wrote:>> Hari Om !> > > Bannikoppa, a village 6 kms away from Shiggaon taluk in Karnataka has a lot> of specialities. It is a village which has no cock-a-doodle-doo or even a> goat or sheep. The 250 house hold village beliees that they should not rear> domesticated livestock like sheep or goat neither poultry for traaditional> reasons. Legend has it that the Pandavas lived here for one year and since> then no other animal than cows ar bred here. They say, that when one tried> to breed 15 fowl, they all soon died due to some rare disease. Another> villager tried o rear goats but the animals met the same fate. The poojari> of the only temple of 5 pandavas, believes that the Pandavas were not> particularly in favour of domesticating fowl. The temple was built during> British reign which was named after the 5 brothers of Mahabarata. The> panchayat head believes that no other community can live here. It is> surprising to note that many men here are called arjuna, nakula, sahadeva,> dharmanna or bheemappa. (courtesy to TOI dt 13th July 2009)> > Is it not interesting?> > Om Namo Narayanaya !> > > > > -- > Best regards> > Jayasree Menon> Bangalore> +9900149461> my blog link: http://www.pythrukam.blogspot.com/> --> A well-thought out plan, execution excellence, market timing, personal> leadership are drivers of the growth trajectory.> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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