In mid 90’s when I first started to read and write Kannada, this used to be the first question asked in the morning. My grandfather was the News Editor of Samyukta Karnataka, a Kannada daily. He used to put me on his lap and read out the most important news of the day. His way […]
Thaatha, paper bantha ? Read More »
A lazy Sunday quiet mornings in Bengalooru during early 2000. The newspapers are the biggest entertainment on Sunday with stalwarts writing columns and Meghana with her grandfather discuss the ongoing events in nation. The clock strikes 10, there it starts ‘Naavaduva nudiye Kannada nudi’ (popular Kannada song). That’s it peepi – amba is sighted 🙂
Chronicles of peepi-amba! Read More »
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Madam, Do you really know Kannada! Read More »
“Thaatha, I want to see jijji maami come let’s go upstairs” says Meghana a 3 year old girl to her grandfather. Her grandfather who was a former editor of a kannada daily ‘Samyukta Karnataka’ who tells her great stories starts showing her ‘jijji maami’. Jijji in Kannada or Kannada that any child learns means water,maami
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