kalenja造句

• This could well be called the origin of the Aati Kalenja cult in Tulu Nadu.
• Bhuta Kola, Aati kalenja, Karangolu, and Nagaradhane are some cultural traditions of Udupi.
• It is believed that Aati Kalenja brings the positive energy which would ward off evil spirits and diseases.
• Aati Kalenja is also considered as a traditional healer who at times dispenses medicinal herbs to overcome illness.
• The image of Aati Kalenja, holding an umbrella of dry palm leaves, makes for a spectacular viewing.
• Accompanist beats the drum and recites the song, " " Aateek Baththe Aati Kalenja " ", narrating the story of the spirit.
• In spite of it, Aati Kalenja remains an integral part of the folk culture of the Tulu Nadu region and one can witness this folk dance only in the interior pockets of Tulu Nadu, during Aati days.
• Karnataka Tulu Sahitya Academy former president Vaman Nandavara said that Nalike community members in the city are not keen on continuing with the tradition as they get more job opportunity due to reservation and urbanization . " " Parents of Nalike community members dress their children as Aati Kalenja and make them dance to the tunes of paddana ( traditional Tulu songs ) in front of houses.