Anushku | Pranav

Paul Cardoza was a cherished figure in the hearts of countless people for over four decades, as he passionately served the students of JSS College Vidyagiri in Dharwad, people of all age's came here to taste canteen's delicacies. Beyond the exceptional food, Paul's canteen held a special place in the hearts of many as a cherished hangout spot. It was more than just a place to eat. Paul never missed to engage in small chats with his regular customers offering advice, sharing a joke, or simply listening which showed his warmth and belongingness. He used take interest in students who visited his canteen and guide them to lead a ideal lifestyle. Many people formed lasting bonds with the canteen, largely due to Paul's genuine care. Paul's canteen has always been serving the food at very low prices. Affectionately he was known as Mamu. Paul had served us, from our childhood days. We used to go with our parents which slowly turned out as a hangout with friends there to eat...

Weekends are usually for relaxation and a break from daily life. However, for some weekends are getaway opportunities to escape chores of city, If you are seeking such place within a convenient two-hour drive or ride from Udupi, then Kundadri must be at the top of your list. Nestled amidst the Western Ghats in the Shimoga District of Karnataka State, Kundadri is a hill adorned with dense forests, offering a blissful retreat for souls. A Spiritual Journey through History: Renowned for its 17th century Jain temple dedicated to Parshwanath Thirthankara and also known to have served as a sanctuary to Acharya Kundakunda. The main deity of this temple is Parshwanatha, the 23rd Tirthankar. As you explore Kundadri, you will come across three ponds on the hill, one adjacent to the temple, a larger one known as Papanashini and two smaller ponds named Nagakanye and Lotus. According to an article from the Deccan Herald newspaper The hill derives its name from Kundakundacharya, a Jain monk who is b...