- Taľaku
Subbanna Venkannayya (1
October 1885 – 14
September 1939) was
University of Mysore's
first Kannada Professor. He was also a po****r
Kannada writer...
- overall. S. V.
Rajendra Singh Babu, filmmaker[citation needed] T. S.
Venkannayya AR Krishnashastry, writer,
researcher and
translator T. S. Krishnamurthy...
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teaching career at
Maharaja College, Mysore. B. M.
Srikantaiah and T. S.
Venkannayya persuaded T. N.
Srikantaiah to join the
Kannada department at the college...
- Rama Rao M. J. Thirumalachar,
Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar laureate T. S.
Venkannayya A. R.
Krishnashastry Bharat Ratna Sir M.
Visvesvaraya Harshavardhan Mudaliar...
- M. Hiriyanna, G. P. Rajarathnam, S.
Srikanta Sastri, Kuvempu, T. S.
Venkannayya and A. R.
Krishna Shastry as
faculty at the
nascent University. N. S...
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Sastri historian, Indologist, and
polyglot K. V.
Puttappa (Kuvempu) T. S.
Venkannayya M. Hiriyanna,
Professor of Sanskrit,
Philosophy and
Aesthetics M. N....
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native Telugu family. He was
named after his father's
elder brother T. S.
Venkannayya.
Residing at
Sringeri he had
served as prin****l in JCBM
College of Sringeri...
- prakaṭavāda
vyakti citragaḷa
sankalana (in Kannada). Maisūru: Taḷukina
Veṅkaṇṇayya Smāraka Granthamāle. OCLC 499891690. "H. S. K. on S.
Srikanta Sastri...
- and old
Kannada among others. Here he came
under the
tutelage of T. S.
Venkannayya who
taught Pampa Bharata, D. L.
Narasimhachar who
taught Editorial Science...
- this time were K. V.
Puttappa (Kuvempu), A. R.
Krishna Sastri, T. S.
Venkannayya,
Ralapalli Anantha Krishna Sharma, V. Seetharamaiah, D. L. Narasimhachar...
