Kikkeri Narayana

Tribals to train participants in folk arts during 10-day workshop Mysore, May 21 (SH)- A 10-day workshop on tribal culture, called ‘Kaadina Haadu’ was inaugurated yesterday in Fine Arts College here. The programme is an initiative by Bhoomigeetha Trust, headed by Music director V. Manohar, to promote tribal culture forms of the State that are gradually disappearing. Baragur Ramachandrappa, Hamsalekha, Mohan Alva, Amrit Someshwara and Kikkeri Narayan have lent support to the initiative. More than 30 people, with expertise in…

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Mamta Sagar (India, 1966)  Sunday 1 February 2009 Mamta Sagar is a Kannada poet, playwright and academic. She has published three collections of poetry and four plays. She teaches at the Centre for Kannada Studies, Bangalore University. Translated into various languages (including Marathi, Hindi, Malayalam, Bengali, Telugu, English, Spanish and French), Sagar has been widely anthologised and has done readings of her work in various parts of the country, as well as in Colombia, South Africa and Cuba. She has…

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Mysore, May 31 (DM) – Curtains came down on the unique 11-day ‘Kaadina Haadu’ camp organised by Bhoomigeetha for fostering tribal arts and culture, here on Sunday. ‘Kaadina Haadu’ training camp, which was jointly launched by Mysore University and Tribal Farm Workers Association at Manasagangotri’s Fine Arts College on May 20, was successful in sensitising urban artists to Tribal arts and culture. Renowned Music Director V. Manohar who was instrumental in organising the camp, delivered the valedictory address. Monohar said…

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Author: Kikkēri Nārāyaṇa; Central Institute of Indian Languages. Publisher: Mysore : Central Institute of Indian Languages, 1994. Series: Central Institute of Indian Languages silver jubilee publication series. Edition/Format:  Print book : National government publication : EnglishView all editions and formats Database: WorldCat Rating: (not yet rated) 0 with reviews – Be the first. Subjects Kannada language — Phonology. More like this Similar Items A discussion of the speech sounds of Kannada to help learners master the pronunciation. Includes a description…

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