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A file picture. He died in August 2020 at the age of 106.

The Issur uprising of 1942

As India enters its 75th year of Independence, a celebration of the revolt of Issur and its declaration of ‘swaraj’ that drew national attention.

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Prof. G. Venkatasubbaiah, fondly called GV, at his residence in Bengaluru on January 15.

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G. Venkatasubbaiah dedicated his life to the development of Kannada linguistics, lexicography and research studies. At 107, he continues his ardent as

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