Wilson, Lakshmi, Daitota, Patil among 61 chosen for Rajyotsava award

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October 31, 2016

Bengaluru, Oct 31: South Indian actress Lakshmi who created a sensation with her film, Julie in the Seventies, Ramon Magsaysay Award winner, Bezwada Wilson and retired judge, Justice Shivaraj Patil figure in the list of 61 Karnataka Rajyotsava Awardees announced by the state government on Sunday.

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While Lakshmi has acted in several Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Hindi films, Wilson, National Convener of Safai Karmachari Andolan, was chosen for the award for his grassroots movement to eradicate manual scavenging in India.

The government has restricted the number of award winners to 61 to mark the 61st Rajyotsava Day. The awards carry a purse of Rs 1 lakh, a 20 gram gold medal and a citation and will be presented on Tuesday at Ravindra Kalakshetra in the city.

The other Rajyotsava Award winners this year include freedom fighter Mahadev Shivabasappa Pattan, Sa. Ra. Govindu (cinema), K. Murulidhar Rao, Dwaraki Krishnaswami and V.G. Mahapurush (music and dance) Bayalata (Yakshagana), Tulsamma Kerur, G.M. Muniyappa, Somanna Heggada Devankote (social service) Dhruva Ramachandra Pattar, Kashinath Shilpi, Basvaraj L. Jane, Parvatamma (Art) and Eshwar Daitota (journalism).

List of Karnataka Rajyotsava Award winners 2016

  1. Mahadeva Shivabasappa Pattana (Belagavi)
  2. Ishwara Daithota (Bengaluru)
  3. Indudara Honnapura (Bengaluru)
  4. Bhavani Lakshminarayana (Chikkaballapura)
  5. MM Mannur (Kalburgi)
  6. MR Ranganatha Rao (Bengaluru)
  7. Petri Madhava Naik (Udupi)
  8. Kinnigoli Mukyaprana Shettigara (Udupi)
  9. Dhyanappa Champlepa Lamani (Gadag)
  10. Sujatamma (Ballari)
  11. Shivaraja Patila (Bengaluru)
  12. Thulasamma Keruru (Gadag)
  13. GM Muniyappa (Kolar)
  14. Nazir Ahmed (Uttara Kannada)
  15. Wilson Bejawada (New Delhi)
  16. Revathi Kalyankumar (Bengaluru)
  17. Lakshmi (Chennai)
  18. Satyajith (Dharwad)
  19. Sa Ra Govindu (Bengaluru)
  20. RS Lokapura (Belagavi)
  21. Srinivasamurty (Bengaluru)
  22. B Shyamsundar (Mysuru)
  23. KT Gatti (Dakshina Kannada)
  24. Sukanya Maruthi (Dharwad)
  25. K Putanniah (Mysuru)
  26. GK Veeresh (Hassan)
  27. LC Soans (Dakshina Kannada)
  28. Dr M Ekadri (Bidar)
  29. Surjith Singh (Bengaluru)
  30. SV Sunil (Kodagu)
  31. Krishna Naikodi Amogeppa (Vijayapura)
  32. JR Lakshman Rao (Mysuru)
  33. K Muniyappa (Chikkaballapura)
  34. Tejaswi Kattimane (Kopalla)
  35. Dr Hebri Subhash Ballal (Udupi)
  36. You Team (Bidar)
  37. Parvathamma Kowdi (Yadagiri)
  38. Druva Ramachandra Pattara (Vijayapura)
  39. Kashinath Shilpi (Shivamogga)
  40. Basavaraj L Jane (Kalburgi)
  41. Maula Saab Imamsaav Sadav (Davangere)
  42. T H Hemlatha (Tumakkuru)
  43. Rameshwari Varma (Mysuru)
  44. Umarani Barigidada (Bagalkote)
  45. Chandrakumar Singh (Bengaluru)
  46. K Muralidhara Rao (Dakshnia Kannada)
  47. Dwaraki Krishnaswami (Bengaluru)
  48. Hemavathamma (Bengaluru)
  49. Pandit Narayana (Raichur)
  50. VG Mahapurusha (Bagalkote)
  51. Thimamma (Mandya)
  52. Sharadamma (Chikkamagaluru)
  53. Mallaiah Hidikal (Bagalkote)
  54. Adiveppa Sanna Beerappa Kuriyavara (Haveri)
  55. Sobhita Mothese Kambrekar (Uttara Kannada)
  56. Chikka Marigowda (Ramanagara)
  57. Ninganna Ningashetty (Chamaraja Nagara)
  58. Devaraja Reddy (Chitradurga)
  59. R Jaiprasad (Bengaluru)
  60. Dr MN Vaali (Vijayapura)
  61. Dr Shakuntala Narasimhan (Bengaluru)

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Dear sir i am abharatanatyam dancer,teacher and choreographer,i wish to apply for Rarjostav award inthe reputed field and do perform i your reputed organisation.So Kindly let me know your address and telephone number.Regs.Pt.NareshKumar visit.www.knafoundation.com

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The captured animal, however, died later in the day due to cardiac arrest.

According to official, it is common for herbivores, which are sedated to ensure their safe capture, to suffer cardiac arrest.

Meanwhile, Forest department officials have launched an operation to capture the second bison. It is believed that it is the same bison which went missing yesterday.

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The Board also decided to form a trust to oversee the construction of the mosque.

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The appointment of members to the trust will be announced following its creation, the release added.

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