Kanive, Dec. 5: Senior Tumkur writer and scholar S.G. Siddaramaiah called for the Kannada language to be enriched by following the beautiful literature, music and art of the Kannada language in the world.
Speaking at the Kannada Rajyotsava function organized at the Government Engineering College in Kushalnagar, he said that Kannada should become the language of the heart and intestines. Among the many languages in the world, there is no other language as beautiful as Kannada. D.R. Bendre, N. Kasturi, B.M. Srikanthaiah, D.V. Gundappa etc. are memorable people who, despite being non-native speakers, increased the richness of the Kannada language.
Retired Principal Kumaraswamy spoke and said that Kannada should be the language of our lives and this should be our native culture. He gave Kannada books to the students who answered questions about Kannada poets and writers. Folk artist Prema Kumaraswamy Kuvempu sang songs. Television artist Eeshwaraiah performed mimicry on animals which enthralled the students. Principal Dr. Parasivamurthy presided over the function. Head of Civil Department Dr. M.S. Satish, Head of Mechanical Department Dr. Seenappa, Head of Computer Department Dr. Ranganath, Lecturers Prithviraj, Venkatesh, Prabara Registrar H.A. Roop were present. Kannada songs were sung by the students. Students Sahana and Divyashri narrated. Deeksha and Manasa sang Naadgeeta. Asha welcomed. Abhilash proposed vote of thanks.
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