Sakleshpur’s poet-saint and his jolige of song
Sakleshpur’s poet-saint and his jolige of songJuly marks the passing of two legendary personalities associated with Karnataka and KannadaPublished on: Jul 28, 2026, 09:00:08 ISTBy Roopa PaiPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link July marks the passing of two legendary personalities associated with Karnataka and Kannada. Neither spoke Kannada as a mother tongue, but both received the Rajyotsava Award to mark an immense contribution to the language and culture. One of them was the silver-voiced playback singer, Gaana Kogile S Janaki, who died at 88 in Mysuru on July 11.
- ▪Sakleshpur’s poet-saint and his jolige of songJuly marks the passing of two legendary personalities associated with Karnataka and KannadaPublished on: Jul 28, 2026, 09:00:08 ISTBy Roopa PaiPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link July marks the
- ▪Neither spoke Kannada as a mother tongue, but both received the Rajyotsava Award to mark an immense contribution to the language and culture.
- ▪One of them was the silver-voiced playback singer, Gaana Kogile S Janaki, who died at 88 in Mysuru on July 11.
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Sakleshpur’s poet-saint and his jolige of songJuly marks the passing of two legendary personalities associated with Karnataka and KannadaPublished on: Jul 28, 2026, 09:00:08 ISTBy Roopa PaiPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link July marks the passing of two legendary personalities associated with Karnataka and Kannada. Neither spoke Kannada as a mother tongue, but both received the Rajyotsava Award to mark an immense contribution to the language and culture. One of them was the silver-voiced playback singer, Gaana Kogile S Janaki, who died at 88 in Mysuru on July 11. The other was towering folklorist and Gandhian, Kannada Santha (the Kannada saint) Dr SK Karim Khan, who died in Bengaluru on July 29, 2006.
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