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	The Hindu : Govt. urged to include names in poem
		In a memorandum, the president of the Kannada Shakti Kendra and scholar, M. Chidananda Murthy, has urged the Government to include the names of Madhwacharya and Kumaravyasa in the poem, Jayabharata jananiya tanujaate, and help end the controversy over the nada geete (State song) as there is evidence that Kuvempu himself gave consent to this.
		Jayabharata jananiya tanujate was first published in 1930 in the anthology, Kolalu, in which the names of Basaveshwara, Madhwacharya, and Kumaravyasa did not figure.
		In 1971, G. Narayana, then president of the Kannada Sahitya Parishat, first brought the poet's attention to the "omission" of the names of Madhwacharya and Kumaravyasa in the poem.
	www.hindu.com /2004/01/25/stories/2004012502770400.htm (333 words)

	The Hindu : Karnataka News : Youth to operate pahani-issuing centres
		Inaugurating Kumaravyasa Jayanti programme organised by Sri Veeranarayana Swamy Trust in Yagati in Kadur taluk on Sunday, Mr.
		Extolling the life and works of the poet Kumaravyasa, he said Indians had learnt the art of recording events from the British.
		Comparing Kumaravyasa to the social reformer Basaveswara, he said the poet's works still appeal to the common man. He released "Itihasadalli Yagati'' written by Y.S. Shivaswamy.
	www.hindu.com /2005/02/02/stories/2005020202130300.htm (196 words)

	Energetic portrayal of an epic character - Deccan Herald (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The packed house audience not only enjoyed the lyrical beauty of Kumaravyasa but also had a chance to experience the wonderful narration, dancing and acting capabilities of the troupe which successfully portrayed Maharathi - Karna, one of the most powerful characters of the great epic Mahabharata through ‘Karnadarsha Prasanga’.
		While the new generations seem to be gradually losing interest in Kannada literature, the fate of Kannada verse (poetry) is not any better.
		Under these circumstances the effort of this troupe is not only a commendable one, but can be recommended for shows in schools, colleges, clubs and Kannada associations on a regular basis.
	www.deccanherald.com /deccanherald/july082004/metro10.asp (709 words)

	<Kannada University, Hampi HOME Page>
		Vijayanagara Kingdom has also been the icon of Kannada identity and has inspired the Karnataka unification movement, symbolically representing unified Karnataka.
		Hampi has also been the abode of many a well-known Kannada poets like Harihara, Raghavanka, Kumaravyasa and Purandaradasa.
		Hampi is the treasure house of Indian architecture and has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Center.
	kannadauniversity.org (169 words)

	Madhwacharya, Kumaravyasa in State anthem - Deccan Herald (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Madhwacharya, Kumaravyasa in State anthem - Deccan Herald
		The State Cabinet on Friday decided to consider the lyrics of Kuvempu’s poem Jai Bharata Jananiya Tanujaate published in the 1971 edition of “Vichara Kranthi Avahana”, as the final version and grant it the status of State Anthem.
		The lyrics of the 1971 version of the poem published by Udaya Ravi Prakashana includes the names of Madhwacharya and Kumaravyasa, Information Minister G Parameshwara told reporters after the Cabinet meeting.
	www.deccanherald.com /deccanherald/jan312004/s1.asp (172 words)

	Bhoomika
		Kumaravyasa Bharatha has been widely appreciated by both learned elite and laymen including the village folks as sung in Gamaka style.
		However, the most of the critiques, discussions and appreciations have been written by and for the learned, elite folks, have not addressed the colloquial or rural cultural aspects depicted by Kumaravyasa.
		He will further demonstrate and draw our attention to various aspects, such as traditional folk practices, language-phrases, medicine etc. thereby proving his thesis that Kumaravyasa bharatha is both an intellectual classic and folklore poetry.
	www.bhoomikaa.org /index2.html (554 words)

	The Hindu : Metro Plus Bangalore / Literature : A Kannada connection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Rohith Ramachandra, based in Pune, is overseeing the entire network of keying in work.
		The team hopes to, over a period of time, put the voluminous Kumaravyasa Bharata on the Net.
		The portal also has supporters like Ravi Krishna Reddy who say that kannadasaahithya.com has inspired them to carry the ideal forward.
	0.bypass-filter.com /index.php?q=aHR0cDovL3d3dy5oaW5kdS5jb20vbXAvMjAwNi8wNi8wNS9zdG9yaWVzLzIwMDYwNjA1MDE3MzA0MDAuaHRt (815 words)

	Culturalindia.com, Spirituality Personalities, A.N. Gangadhara Shastry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		He took to Gamaka (an art in which epics are recited with ragas of classical music and the meaning of the verses are explained) with the encouragement of his grandfather and Sri Motaganahalli Subramanya Shastri.
		After seeing the exceptional talent he had in explaining the well-known "Potana Bhagavatha", Sri D.V. Gundappa invited and asked him to recite Valmiki Ramayana, Kumaravyasa Bharata, Kannada Bhagavata and Harishchandra Kavya etc. around 1964.
		Sri Gangadhara Shastri, thus encouraged by the scholars and the general public used to conduct gamaka vachanas till almost 1990.
	www.culturalindia.org /ang.asp (348 words)

	Renewing interest in Kannada « Lazy Drive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Sir, I don’t know about todays syllabus but when we were studying we really had very good works of our great poets.
		Our non detail text contained very good kannada culture based litersature we have read kumaravyasa ranna kuvempu bendre etc,..The bad remarks kannada carried is that we won’t get much marks which was untrue.
		Let however be the syllabus is it is Teacher’s and parents duty to create intrest in the children about our language.
	lazydrive.wordpress.com /2006/05/16/renewing-interest-in-kannada (606 words)

	Nothing terminal about terminal illness - Edit - Express Healthcare Management
		Duryodhana at the fag end of Mahabharata war escapes and hides himself from the death-hunt in the form of Bheema following him with a huge war cry.
		Kumaravyasa, the 15th century poet, is an exponent in the art of usage of metaphors, known as rupakalankara in Indian poetics, writes that although Duryodhana is submerged in a pond of water, starts sweating from every pour, at the prospect of meeting Bheema, in the fateful duel of mightiest of the mighty maces.
		I remember an old lady, a village woman, who came to me in my early days of general practice.
	www.expresshealthcaremgmt.com /20040731/edit02.shtml (1066 words)

	Translation Today Journal -General Editorial - Current Issue -Oct. 2004
		As mentioned earlier, there was no tradition of written plays in Kannada, despite a longstanding folk theatre existed in oral tradition.
		The texts of kumaravyasa bharata (16th century A.D.) or torave ramayana (17th century A.D.) were in use only in recitation performances called gamaka-vac?ana.
		Although several palm-leaf manuscripts of the two texts were available, their oral transmission has continued even to the present day thorough gamaka- vac?ana and folk plays.
	www.anukriti.net /tt/how_does1.asp (3803 words)

	Indiainfo.com -> News -> Features -> Hamsalekha strikes different chord, wants to direct (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It must be accredited as a role model answer paper.
		And the whole experience of getting back to college at this age to be one among the teens to learn Kumaravyasa (a revered Kannada poet) is unforgettable!"
		Quizzed about the influence of the success of his debut movie 'Prema Loka' on his next ventures, he played a straight bat and said, "The success, coupled with immense responsibility, was tremendous.
	news.indiainfo.com /2002/08/10/10hamsalekha.html (635 words)

	srramakrishna - When Krishna Leaves Gokula (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It held its head high and lived in dignity, counting itself as an independent unit within the pan-Indian community.
		Memories of Krishna, his music and Gokula have flowed down in a constant literary stream in Kannada, starting from the Jaina poet Pampa and through Rudra Bhatta, the Haridasas, Kumaravyasa, Chikaveeraraja and others.
		Among the moderns, Ambikatanayadatta, Kuvempu, K S Narasimha Swamy and Gopalakrishna Adiga come to mind at once.
	srramakrishna.googlepages.com /gokulanirgamana (3317 words)

	Karnataka Tourism Development Corporation,KTDC,Tourism In India
		Gadag is district head quarters has three important temples.
		This place is associated with Kumaravyasa, Kannada poet who wrote Mahabharatha in an epic form.
		Lakkundi 61 Kms from Dharawad has in numerable temples of chalukyan architecture.
	www.toursandtravelsinindia.com /karnatakaquick.html (1456 words)

	Dharwad City Guide
		The place has Someshwara and Rameshwara temples of Chalukyan style.
		The great Kannada poet Kumaravyasa composed his famous kannada Bharatha in this temple.Gadag has a mosque of Adilshahi times and church too.Betageri has many artistic herostones from 9th and 10th centuries.
		Dharwad grew up around a fort thought to have been built in 1405 by an officer of the Hindu king of Vijayanagar.
	www.indnav.com /servlet/Browse?mt=goToName&name=Dharwad (867 words)

	Kavi Namana
		It also gives a comparison of present day life of those places with respect to the time these great people lived.
		The places visited and the people covered include of B.M.Srikanthaiah's Bellur, Kavi Lakshmisha's Devanur, Kuvempu's Kuppalli, Adikavi Pampa's Banavasi, Kanakadasa's Kaginele, Kumaravyasa's Kolivada, Da.Ra.Bendre's Dharwad, Basavanna's Koodalasangama, Badami, Ihole, Pattadakall and Banashankari.
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	www.pustakshakti.com /new_page_4.htm (185 words)

	KF - Kodagu Front
		Harish is placed first in the DTP division.
		Madikeri, Apr. 10 : The Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Kodagu Kendra will present a recitation commentary programme, Kumaravyasa Bharatha on the topic Kiratharjuneya from April 23 till April 28 at 6.30 pm at the Brahmins' Kalyan Mantap, here.
		The recitation will be carried out by Gamaka Gandharva Sri Mathooru Kumaraswamy and the commentary by Pravachana Vyshampayana Sri Mathoor Krishnamurthy.
	www.kodava.org /kf/Apr2001/kf041101.htm (3262 words)

	OurKarnataka.com: Late Sri Bolwar Madhav Nayak: Kumaravyasa's Kaurva
		OurKarnataka.com: Late Sri Bolwar Madhav Nayak: Kumaravyasa's Kaurva
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	www.ourkarnataka.com /madavnayak/kaurava1.htm (372 words)

	AKKA World Kannada Conference 2006
		We are also expecting well known writers Geeta Nagabhushan and Jayant Kaikini.
		Lovers of the recitation of Kumaravyasa's works would be pleased to note that we will have the opportunity of listening to Muttur Krishnamurthy's recitation of these immortal verses.For details and updates, please visit our website.
		This is a momentous occasion to transfer the eternal flame of Karnataka to our youth.
	www.akkaonline.org /2006/a_program_highlights.shtml (2549 words)

	Introduction-Veer Abhimanyu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		This is a description by the famous Kannada poet Kumaravyasa in his long poetical narration of the Mahabharata.
		But when they saw a great warrior attacked by several foes and saw him killed, they praised him and wept for his death, says Kumaravyasa.
		Who - among mighty men like Bheeshma, Drona, Bheema, Arjuna, Karna, Ashwatthama, Duryodhana and Dusshasana - was this great hero who won such praise?
	www.freeindia.org /biographies/greatpersonalities/veerabhimanyu/index.htm (242 words)

	Hinduism Today \| Apr 1999
		It instills confidence in our youngsters that our own people have done a lot of work.
		Some teachers I spoke to said that even in language subjects, ancient literature like that of Tulsi, Kumaravyasa or Kambham has been set aside in the name of modernist poetry and literature.
		Its aimless search for values cannot be prescribed for school children in whose mind new values need to be inculcated.
	www.hinduismtoday.com /archives/1999/4/1999-4-07.shtml (2525 words)

	Land of Lime » Mahishurapuri
		Then, who do we, the people, choose to remember, how and why?
		I get more visitors to the Land of Lime, looking for details on the Dhoni-Sania Mirza romance (on which I once wrote a short sentence) than those seeking to read on Pampa, Kumaravyasa, Raghavanka, Kuvempu and Rajkumar (until last week) combined.
		In Vontikoppal and Yadavagiri, I suspect kids (and elders too) talk more about Dhoni (it would have been Ganguly last year) than on the two illustrious residents of these localities, Kuvempu and R K Narayan.
	www.landoflime.com /archives/category/mahishurapuri/page/2 (1435 words)

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