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All India Konkani Parishad

January 01, 1970

The All India Konkani Parishad is a national conference held in India. It is meant to support the Konkani people and Konkani language, and conducts various activities to achieve that goal, aided by local authorities[1]

History edit

The Konkani Parishad was launched when India's struggle for freedom was at its peak. The organisation was founded by the late Madhav Manjunath Shanbhague of Kumta, Karnataka, on 8 July 1939. It shifted to Goa, the homeland of Konkani, in 1961 when the territory was liberated from Portuguese rulers. At present, it functions from Goa as the national apex body to which 16 regional/local associations are affiliated and works for the development of Konkani language, literature, culture, education, etc. across the country.

The Konkani Parishad had set the following objectives before it in 1939

  • To bring about unity among the Konkani speaking people of various regions
  • To remove indifference of Konkanis towards their mother tongue and promote their love for the language
  • To strive for standardisation of the Konkani language
  • To promote use of Devanagari as the natural, common script for Konkani
  • To work for the development and spread of Konkani literature and culture.

During the past 75 years, the Parishad relentlessly worked, mostly through its national conferences for achieving its objectives. It has so far organized 29 biennial sessions and 22 biennial Konkani literary Conferences apart from innumerable other programmes at the national level.

These conferences were always graced by linguists like Dr. Suniti Kumar Chatterjee and Dr. S.M. Katre, and intellectuals like Kakasaheb Kalelkar and prominent litterateurs of various languages of the country.

The Parishad has always been in the forefront in fighting for the issues daunting the Konkani language. It identified and deliberated on the various problems related to the development of the language and prepared strategies for solving them. The following resolutions passed during the conferences throw light on the various issues agitating the minds of the Konkanies from time to time.

  1. Inclusion of Konkani programmes in all India Radio and Doordarshan
  2. Introduction of Konkani in school and college education and preparation of Konkani textbooks
  3. Making Konkani available books in public libraries
  4. Establishment of Konkani Bhasha Mandals in various states
  5. Getting advertisements for Konkani periodicals
  6. Recognition of the language by Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi
  7. Inclusion of Konkani in the 8th schedule of the country's constitution
  8. Official language status for Konkani in Goa
  9. Statehood for Goa
  10. Establishment of state academies for Konkani in Goa, Karnataka, Kerala and Maharashtra

These resolutions were persistently followed up and, by and large, their purposes were achieved. The major issues which exercised the minds of the people at the Parishad's meets were satisfactorily settled when Konkani was recognised as an independent language by Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi in 1976 and the language attained the status of official language in Goa in 1987. The crowning glory came when Konkani was included in the 8th Schedule of the country's constitution in 1992.

These landmarks in the history of Konkani language were followed by establishment of Konkani Academies in Goa, Karnataka and recently in Kerala. The progress achieved in teaching Konkani from primary school level to post-graduate level in the colleges and its increased use in administration and mass media is also due to the direct and indirect efforts of the Parishad.

Sessions edit

Brief details of the sessions of the Parishad are as below:[2]

Adhiveshan dates Reception Committee Chairman President Inaugurated
First Adhiveshan The first session of the Parishad was held on 8 and 9 July 1939, Karwar. The conference was organised under the leadership of late Madhav Manjath Shanbhag, a leading advocate of Karwar. It was presided over by Vishwanath Pandurang Prabhu [3]
Second Adhiveshan 31, December, 1940, Udupi [3] T. M. A. Pai Mr. Jerome Saldanha
Third Adhiveshan 4,5, April, 1942, Mumbai [4] Mr. Vaman Raghunath Varde Valavalikar aka Shenoi Goembab Prof. Armando Menezes, Academician & English poet
Fourth Adhiveshan 1949, Mumbai [4] Dr. Mafaldo Ubaldo Mascarenhas Anandashram Swami
Fifth Adhiveshan 23,24 February 1952 Mumbai [4] Dr. Mariano Saldanha, a scholar of international repute (He was teaching Sanskrit in Portugal) Rt. Rev. Valerian Cardinal Gracias, India's first Cardinal
Sixth Adhiveshan 27,28 April 1957 Mumbai [4] Dr.Sumitra Mangesh Katre, Renowned linguist Acharya Kaka Kalelkar Gandhian Intellectual & Eminent Gujarati writer
Seventh Adhiveshan 16, May, 1960, Karwar [5] Dr. B.A.Saletore, Noted Historian Shrimat Dwarakanatha Teertha (Gokarna Partagali Math)
Eighth Adhiveshan 26,27 May 1962, Madgaon (First Adhiveshan in Liberated Goa)[5] Dr.Manohar Rai Sardesai, Eminent Konkani Poet Violet Alva, Vice President, Rajyasabha, Indian Parliament
Ninth Adhiveshan 29,30 September 1967, Mumbai [5] Bakibab Borkar, Eminent Konkani Poet Vasantrao Naik Chief Minister of Maharashtra
10th Adhiveshan 9,10 February 1974 Panaji [6] K.K.Pai, Chairman & MD, Syndicate Bank Dr. Suniti Kumar Chatterji, President Sahitya Akademi
11th Adhiveshan 21,22 February 1976, Mangalore [7] K.K.Pai Chandrakant Keni, Eminent Konkani Writer
12th Adhiveshan 12. 12th Adhiveshan - 11,12, February, Kochi [5] Ravindra Kelekar, Eminent Konkani Writer & Jnanpeeth Award winner A. K. Antony Chief Minister of Kerala
13th Adhiveshan 12,13 April 1980, Mumbai [5] F.A.Martiris N. Purushotham Mallya, Scholar & Noted Writer Pratapsingh Raoji Rane Chief Minister of Goa
14th Adhiveshan 27,28 February 1982, Panaji [5] V.J.P. Saldanha Eminent Konkani Novelist Dr.Umashankar Joshi, President, Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi
15th Adhiveshan 11,12,13, May, 1984, Bangalore [5] Nagesh Sonde, Noted Konkani writer A.N.Bannerji, Governor of Karnataka
16th Adhiveshan 24,25 May 1986, Kochi [5] Adv. Uday Bhembre Scholar & Eminent Konkani writer M. Kamalam, Minister, Govt. of Kerala
17th Adhiveshan 6,7,8 January 1989, Manipal[8] M. V. Kamath, Renowned Author & Veteran journalist Eduardo Faleiro Union Minister
18th Adhiveshan 14,15,16 December 1990, Ramnathi, Goa[9] Prof. R.K.Rao, Eminent Konkani author & Translator Dr. José Pereira
19th Adhiveshan 16,17 January 1993, Madgaon, Goa[10] Dattaraj Salgaonkar J. B. Moraes Eminent Konkani Poet Ravi Naik, Chief Minister of Goa
20th Adhiveshan 11,12 February 1995, Shirsi, Karnataka[11] Dr. Kashinath Mahale, Academician & Scholar R.V. Deshapande, Minister, Govt. Of Karnataka
21st Adhiveshan 18,19 January 1997, Mumbai[12] Dr. William Madtha, Linguist & Academician
22nd Adhiveshan 15,16,17, January 1999, Belgaum [13] Pundalik Naik, Eminent writer Umesh Katti, Minister, Govt. Of Karnataka
23rd Adhiveshan 20, 21, April, 2002, Mangalore[14] Dr. Tanaji Halarnkar, scholar, columnist and editor of Konkani Encyclopaedia Ramanath Rai, Minister, Govt. of Karnataka
24th Adhiveshan 13,14,15 February 2004, Kozhikode[15] Basti Vaman Shenoy Mr. Rajagopal, Union Minister for Railways
25th Adhiveshan 10,11,12 February 2006, Panaji, Goa[16] Mr. Paul Moras, Konkani writer Inaugurated by Mr. S.C. Jamir, Governor of Goa
26th Adhiveshan 5,6.7 February 2008, Kochi, Kerala [17] Adv. Shantaram Naik (Member, Rajyasabha) Inaugurated by Mr. K.K. Pai, President, Dr. T.M.A. Pai Foundation
27th Adhiveshan 5,6,7 February 2010, Sanquelim, Goa[18] Dr. H. Shantaram, Academician Inaugurated by Mr. Ravindra Kelekar, Jnanpeeth Award-winning Konkani writer
28th Adhiveshan 17,18 February 2012, Mumbai [19] Mr.Arvind Bhatikar, IAS (Retd) Administrator & Author Inaugurated: Mr. Ramdas Bhatkal
29th Adhiveshan 28 & 29 February, 1 March 2014, Belgaum, Karnataka[20] Mr. Gokuldas Prabhu Eminent Konkani Writer Inaugurated by : Mr. R.V. Deshpande, Hon'ble Minister for Higher Education, Government of Karnataka

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ admin (24 September 2018). "All India Konkani Parishad". dol.goa.gov.in. Retrieved 29 January 2021.
  2. ^ "अखिल भारतीय कोंकणी परिशद". www.konkaniparishad.org.
  3. ^ a b F.J.Martiris, Parishadechim Pasthis Varsam, Souvenir - 10th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Panaji, Goa 1974
  4. ^ a b c d "konkaniworld.com". ww1.konkaniworld.com.[permanent dead link]
  5. ^ a b c d e f g h Souvenir - 25th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Panaji, Goa 2006
  6. ^ Souvenir -10th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Panaji, Goa 1974
  7. ^ Souvenir -11th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Mangalore, 1976
  8. ^ Mogrem - Souvenir- 17th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Manipal, 1989
  9. ^ Souvenir- 18th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Ramnathi Goa, 1990
  10. ^ Souvenir- 19th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Madgaon, Goa, 1993
  11. ^ Souvenir- 20th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Shirsi, Karnataka, 1995
  12. ^ Souvenir- 21st Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Mumbai, 1997
  13. ^ Souvenir- 22nd Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Belgaum, 1999
  14. ^ Souvenir- 23rd Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Mangalore, 2002
  15. ^ Souvenir- 24th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Kozhikode, 2004
  16. ^ Souvenir- 25th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Panaji, 2006
  17. ^ Souvenir- 26th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Panaji, 2008
  18. ^ Souvenir- 27th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Panaji, 2010
  19. ^ Souvenir- 28th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Panaji, 2012
  20. ^ Souvenir- 29th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad - Panaji, 2014

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ReferencesHistory editThe Konkani Parishad was launched when India s struggle for freedom was at its peak The organisation was founded by the late Madhav Manjunath Shanbhague of Kumta Karnataka on 8 July 1939 It shifted to Goa the homeland of Konkani in 1961 when the territory was liberated from Portuguese rulers At present it functions from Goa as the national apex body to which 16 regional local associations are affiliated and works for the development of Konkani language literature culture education etc across the country The Konkani Parishad had set the following objectives before it in 1939 To bring about unity among the Konkani speaking people of various regions To remove indifference of Konkanis towards their mother tongue and promote their love for the language To strive for standardisation of the Konkani language To promote use of Devanagari as the natural common script for Konkani To work for the development and spread of Konkani literature and culture During the past 75 years the Parishad relentlessly worked mostly through its national conferences for achieving its objectives It has so far organized 29 biennial sessions and 22 biennial Konkani literary Conferences apart from innumerable other programmes at the national level These conferences were always graced by linguists like Dr Suniti Kumar Chatterjee and Dr S M Katre and intellectuals like Kakasaheb Kalelkar and prominent litterateurs of various languages of the country The Parishad has always been in the forefront in fighting for the issues daunting the Konkani language It identified and deliberated on the various problems related to the development of the language and prepared strategies for solving them The following resolutions passed during the conferences throw light on the various issues agitating the minds of the Konkanies from time to time Inclusion of Konkani programmes in all India Radio and Doordarshan Introduction of Konkani in school and college education and preparation of Konkani textbooks Making Konkani available books in public libraries Establishment of Konkani Bhasha Mandals in various states Getting advertisements for Konkani periodicals Recognition of the language by Sahitya Akademi New Delhi Inclusion of Konkani in the 8th schedule of the country s constitution Official language status for Konkani in Goa Statehood for Goa Establishment of state academies for Konkani in Goa Karnataka Kerala and Maharashtra These resolutions were persistently followed up and by and large their purposes were achieved The major issues which exercised the minds of the people at the Parishad s meets were satisfactorily settled when Konkani was recognised as an independent language by Sahitya Akademi New Delhi in 1976 and the language attained the status of official language in Goa in 1987 The crowning glory came when Konkani was included in the 8th Schedule of the country s constitution in 1992 These landmarks in the history of Konkani language were followed by establishment of Konkani Academies in Goa Karnataka and recently in Kerala The progress achieved in teaching Konkani from primary school level to post graduate level in the colleges and its increased use in administration and mass media is also due to the direct and indirect efforts of the Parishad Sessions editBrief details of the sessions of the Parishad are as below 2 Adhiveshan dates Reception Committee Chairman President Inaugurated First Adhiveshan The first session of the Parishad was held on 8 and 9 July 1939 Karwar The conference was organised under the leadership of late Madhav Manjath Shanbhag a leading advocate of Karwar It was presided over by Vishwanath Pandurang Prabhu 3 Second Adhiveshan 31 December 1940 Udupi 3 T M A Pai Mr Jerome Saldanha Third Adhiveshan 4 5 April 1942 Mumbai 4 Mr Vaman Raghunath Varde Valavalikar aka Shenoi Goembab Prof Armando Menezes Academician amp English poet Fourth Adhiveshan 1949 Mumbai 4 Dr Mafaldo Ubaldo Mascarenhas Anandashram Swami Fifth Adhiveshan 23 24 February 1952 Mumbai 4 Dr Mariano Saldanha a scholar of international repute He was teaching Sanskrit in Portugal Rt Rev Valerian Cardinal Gracias India s first Cardinal Sixth Adhiveshan 27 28 April 1957 Mumbai 4 Dr Sumitra Mangesh Katre Renowned linguist Acharya Kaka Kalelkar Gandhian Intellectual amp Eminent Gujarati writer Seventh Adhiveshan 16 May 1960 Karwar 5 Dr B A Saletore Noted Historian Shrimat Dwarakanatha Teertha Gokarna Partagali Math Eighth Adhiveshan 26 27 May 1962 Madgaon First Adhiveshan in Liberated Goa 5 Dr Manohar Rai Sardesai Eminent Konkani Poet Violet Alva Vice President Rajyasabha Indian Parliament Ninth Adhiveshan 29 30 September 1967 Mumbai 5 Bakibab Borkar Eminent Konkani Poet Vasantrao Naik Chief Minister of Maharashtra 10th Adhiveshan 9 10 February 1974 Panaji 6 K K Pai Chairman amp MD Syndicate Bank Dr Suniti Kumar Chatterji President Sahitya Akademi 11th Adhiveshan 21 22 February 1976 Mangalore 7 K K Pai Chandrakant Keni Eminent Konkani Writer 12th Adhiveshan 12 12th Adhiveshan 11 12 February Kochi 5 Ravindra Kelekar Eminent Konkani Writer amp Jnanpeeth Award winner A K Antony Chief Minister of Kerala 13th Adhiveshan 12 13 April 1980 Mumbai 5 F A Martiris N Purushotham Mallya Scholar amp Noted Writer Pratapsingh Raoji Rane Chief Minister of Goa 14th Adhiveshan 27 28 February 1982 Panaji 5 V J P Saldanha Eminent Konkani Novelist Dr Umashankar Joshi President Sahitya Akademi New Delhi 15th Adhiveshan 11 12 13 May 1984 Bangalore 5 Nagesh Sonde Noted Konkani writer A N Bannerji Governor of Karnataka 16th Adhiveshan 24 25 May 1986 Kochi 5 Adv Uday Bhembre Scholar amp Eminent Konkani writer M Kamalam Minister Govt of Kerala 17th Adhiveshan 6 7 8 January 1989 Manipal 8 M V Kamath Renowned Author amp Veteran journalist Eduardo Faleiro Union Minister 18th Adhiveshan 14 15 16 December 1990 Ramnathi Goa 9 Prof R K Rao Eminent Konkani author amp Translator Dr Jose Pereira 19th Adhiveshan 16 17 January 1993 Madgaon Goa 10 Dattaraj Salgaonkar J B Moraes Eminent Konkani Poet Ravi Naik Chief Minister of Goa 20th Adhiveshan 11 12 February 1995 Shirsi Karnataka 11 Dr Kashinath Mahale Academician amp Scholar R V Deshapande Minister Govt Of Karnataka 21st Adhiveshan 18 19 January 1997 Mumbai 12 Dr William Madtha Linguist amp Academician 22nd Adhiveshan 15 16 17 January 1999 Belgaum 13 Pundalik Naik Eminent writer Umesh Katti Minister Govt Of Karnataka 23rd Adhiveshan 20 21 April 2002 Mangalore 14 Dr Tanaji Halarnkar scholar columnist and editor of Konkani Encyclopaedia Ramanath Rai Minister Govt of Karnataka 24th Adhiveshan 13 14 15 February 2004 Kozhikode 15 Basti Vaman Shenoy Mr Rajagopal Union Minister for Railways 25th Adhiveshan 10 11 12 February 2006 Panaji Goa 16 Mr Paul Moras Konkani writer Inaugurated by Mr S C Jamir Governor of Goa 26th Adhiveshan 5 6 7 February 2008 Kochi Kerala 17 Adv Shantaram Naik Member Rajyasabha Inaugurated by Mr K K Pai President Dr T M A Pai Foundation 27th Adhiveshan 5 6 7 February 2010 Sanquelim Goa 18 Dr H Shantaram Academician Inaugurated by Mr Ravindra Kelekar Jnanpeeth Award winning Konkani writer 28th Adhiveshan 17 18 February 2012 Mumbai 19 Mr Arvind Bhatikar IAS Retd Administrator amp Author Inaugurated Mr Ramdas Bhatkal 29th Adhiveshan 28 amp 29 February 1 March 2014 Belgaum Karnataka 20 Mr Gokuldas Prabhu Eminent Konkani Writer Inaugurated by Mr R V Deshpande Hon ble Minister for Higher Education Government of KarnatakaSee also editCanara Konkani Shenoi Goembab Madhav Manjunath Shanbhag World Konkani Hall Of FameReferences edit admin 24 September 2018 All India Konkani Parishad dol goa gov in Retrieved 29 January 2021 अख ल भ रत य क कण पर शद www konkaniparishad org a b F J Martiris Parishadechim Pasthis Varsam Souvenir 10th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Panaji Goa 1974 a b c d konkaniworld com ww1 konkaniworld com permanent dead link a b c d e f g h Souvenir 25th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Panaji Goa 2006 Souvenir 10th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Panaji Goa 1974 Souvenir 11th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Mangalore 1976 Mogrem Souvenir 17th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Manipal 1989 Souvenir 18th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Ramnathi Goa 1990 Souvenir 19th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Madgaon Goa 1993 Souvenir 20th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Shirsi Karnataka 1995 Souvenir 21st Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Mumbai 1997 Souvenir 22nd Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Belgaum 1999 Souvenir 23rd Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Mangalore 2002 Souvenir 24th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Kozhikode 2004 Souvenir 25th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Panaji 2006 Souvenir 26th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Panaji 2008 Souvenir 27th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Panaji 2010 Souvenir 28th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani Parishad Panaji 2012 Souvenir 29th Adhiveshan of All India Konkani 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