Language
Tulu is spoken by the vast overwhelming majority of the populace. Konkani speakers constitute the second largest linguistic community in Tulu Nadu, followed by the speakers of Beary bashe. Although Tulu has a great history and past relevance and is very much older - yet is not implemented as the official language in both Karnataka, Kerala and India as a nation due to the laxity of the State and Central Governments . Tulu Script is preserved and known only to a few .Tulu language is used as a language of love (for all emotions )by all communities in Tulunadu . Tulu language bears little resemblance to the rest of the dravidian languages although is a part of the dravidian language group.
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