r/kasaragod

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Hey guys,

I’m 17, from Kasaragod, and I’ll be joining a government college here soon.

I’m just incredibly tired of seeing how our district is treated. Look at any major development project—like the new high-speed rail discussions happening right now—and everything literally terminates at Kannur. Kasaragod is just completely left off the map. We still have to run to Mangaluru for decent education and basic medical emergencies because our own medical college has been dragging on forever.

The most frustrating part is that despite all this neglect, during elections, everyone around us just forgets these basic issues and votes blindly based on religion, caste, or whatever party capsule they are fed. I am honestly not a slave to any political party or student union, and I don't care about their flags or dirty power politics.

I genuinely want to see a good change here. Since I'm starting college, I want to know if there are other like-minded people who feel the same way.

Is it practical to build a small, independent community of students who actually care about tracking local civic issues and pushing the administration to do their job, instead of just arguing about political parties? How can we start something like this without getting targeted by the established campus wings?

Really looking for some practical thoughts. Thanks.

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This dog comes and rests in our home like in our shed or sit out.By looking it's body , it's in bad condition I guess it's going through it's final stages but it can't rest in peace In our home cause nobody welcomes strays here.But I feel sorry for it.Is there any help in Kasaragod.Anybody can help ? By seeing it there is no wounds or anything.It looks me in a very puppy looking eyes and I can't see that poor things sorrow.Pls let me know if anything can be done.Now we made it out of our house.don't know where it is gone but I think it will come back again.

Kerala doesn’t care much about Kasargod, if it was part of Karnataka, I’m pretty sure it would have been same too (I don’t agree to people claiming that Kasargod would have been developed if it was under K’taka. It is just wishful thinking).

They already have a port city Mangalore so they would only think of developing that.

Culturally and linguistically, we have more similarities with Kannada or Beary.

Malayalis from South/Central Kerala would understand Kannur Malayalam to some extend but they can’t understand even a bit of Kasaragod Malayalam at all. Even Kannur kar won’t understand it.

Also, yes we are linguistically diverse too. Not just of having multiple languages but the same Malayalam language has different accents from Kanhangad to Manjeshwaram. (Kanhagad vs central Kasargod vs Uppala vs Manjeshwaram). There is even a noticea difference in some of the words spoken by Mogral vs Arikady people. These places are hardly 10kms apart.

Most of my friends in Bangalore are Malayalis and I speak in neutral malayalam so they understand me. People also tell me that you don’t sound like someone from Kasargod because the accent is different. I tell them I speak neutral Malayalam so they can understand me.

Dishes like Kalthappam and Kadumbu are more popular in Mangalore side than in Kerala. Don’t forget the famous Manjachappala appam, people in other parts of Kerala makes Ela-ada but that is entirely different.

I studied Malayalam in school but I picked up Kannada pretty fast and easily because there was alot of similarities.

I used to identify as Malayali and associate more with Malayali culture because I was grown up speaking, reading and learning Malayalam and watching Malayalam movies but now I kinda feel like we are bunch of nobody wants in a no man’s land.

Also there is a separatists movement for Tulunadu, don’t know if that would help us have our own identity.

What are your thoughts?

Is this true like how they showed in the movies sarkari hiriya prathamika shale kasaragodu

As i was watching had the thoughts

I wanted to ask u regarding your opinion on the movie how was it an portrayal of kasaragod as wanted to understand reality of the language situations and cultural shown