Bayalata Academy awards to be presented in last week of December
The Hindu
The honorary award carries a cash prize of ₹50,000, along with a citation. The annual awards carry a cash prize of ₹25,000 each, with a citation.
Bagalkot-based Karnataka Bayalata Academy has announced honorary and annual awards for 2023-24 and 2024-25.
The honorary award carries a cash prize of ₹50,000, along with a citation. The annual awards carry a cash prize of ₹25,000 each, with a citation. The award ceremony is likely to be held in the last week of December.
The honorary awardees for the year 2023-24 include D. K. Rajendra (Byalata Scholars) - Mysore district, Sidrama Satappa Naika (Sannata) - Belagavi district, Narayana Pattara (Sri Krishna Parijata) - Bagalkot district, Omkaramma (Doddata) - Bellary district, and K. Imamsab (Doddata) - Koppal district.
The annual awardees for 2023-24 include K. Ramchanda Rappa (Doddata) - Vijayanagar district, Krishnappa Pujar (Sri Krishna Parijata) - Bagalkote district, K. M. Raghupalaya (Doddata) - Chitradurga district, Malleshappa Na. Bhajantri (Doddata) - Haveri district, Amaresh Thimmaiah (Doddata) - Raichur district, Chandravva Neelappanavar (Sannat) - Belagavi district, M. Badappa (Doddata) - Davangere district, Rudrappa Salunke (Bayalata) - Vijayapura district, Chukkanakallu Ramanna (Doddata) - Vijayanagar district and Tippanna Doddegowda (Mudalapaya Bayalata) - Tumakuru district.
The honourary awardees for 2024-25 include H. M. Pampayaswamy (Doddata), Gangamma (Doddata), Thimmanna Channadasara (Doddata), Eshwarappa Basappa Halagani (Shrikrishna Parijata) and Shivanna Biradara (Doddata).
The annual awardees for 2024-25 include Gug Mallaya (Doddata) - Bellary district, Bharamappa Mallappa Sattennavara (Sri Krishna Parijata) - Belagavi district, Balamma Katappa (Doddata), D. M. Yariswamy (Doddata), Ganappa Madara (Sri Krishna Parijata), Shankarappa A. B. (Moodalapaya) , Kotgi Haleshappa (Doddata), Rudragowda Biradara (Doddata), Chennaveerappa Mudalingannavara, (Doddata), and K. Honnuraswamy (Togalugombeyata).
Nainar Nagenthran criticizes DMK government for women's safety failures after alleged sexual assault of a seven-year-old in Tamil Nadu.
Lalit Modi issues apology after ‘biggest fugitives of India’ remark in viral video with Vijay Mallya
Lalit Modi apologizes for controversial remark alongside Vijay Mallya, clarifying it was misunderstood and not intended to offend.
Erode district's turmeric exports rise 5% due to global demand, driven by its high curcumin content and medicinal value.
Malayalam actor Jayasurya visits ED office in Kochi for investigation related to a FEMA case.
Delhi government mandates educational institutions to appoint nodal officers for stray dog issues, sparking opposition from teachers' associations.
L&T secures a significant order for constructing a 3.6 km viaduct and related infrastructure in Hyderabad's Greenfield Radial Road project.
Severe cold and dense fog persist in Punjab and Haryana, drastically reducing visibility across many areas.
Four juveniles arrested for brutally attacking a Maharashtra youth on a train in Tamil Nadu, shocking the local community.
Tezpur University stakeholders stage a 24-hour hunger strike, marking 100 days of protests against the VC's alleged corruption.
PM Modi consults economists on the 2026-27 Budget, set for presentation by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on February 1.
KTR accuses Telangana's Congress government of obstructing the Palamuru–Ranga Reddy project
In 2025, landmark acquittals in India challenge terror conviction credibility, highlighting systemic flaws and wrongful incarcerations.
Congress councillor Sabarinadhan echoes BJP's Sreelekha, urging CPI(M) MLA V.K. Prasanth to vacate his low-rent office in Thiruvananthapuram.