There was once budding nationwide conscience in 1890, when the Karnataka Vidyavardhaka Sangha was once established in Dharwad to protect Kannada language, culture and literature. It was once a centre that unified Kannadigas.
There was once a gathering held at the deck space of legal professional Shreenivasrao. RH Deshpande addressed the collection of regional leaders for an hour and understood the depressing conditions of Kannadigas and want for the Vidyavardhak Sangh.
The sangha came into lifestyles for the sentimental unification of 1 crore, 10 lakh Kannada-speaking people. It was once cut up into 20 administrative divisions to advertise Kannada literature, historical past and script. Shamrao Vital Kaikini was once the primary president of the sangha and Ramachandra Hanumath Deshapande was once the primary secretary.
In 1848, the sangha framed its norms along the strains of the Gujarati Vidya Sabha (Gujarati vernacular society). A number of govt servants, comparable to Rao Bahadur, Diwan Bahaddur and Rao Saheb took forward the power to protect Kannada in the course of the sangha, all whilst ultimate loyal to the federal government and obeying the kings.
REACHING OUT TO KANNADIGAS IN OTHER REGIONS
The sangha wrote the preface to the political unification of Kannada-speaking people. Communication, concepts and ideas had been despatched to people who spoke Kannada in the then Mysore, Mangalore, Madras, Hyderabad, Solapur and Kolhapur regions in the course of the periodical Vagbhushana. It carried out various writer's conferences, inami examinations and worked toward the development of the Kannada script and to create awareness about unification sentiments.
Since Kannada was once the mum tongue of the rulers of Mysore, Deshpande enlisted the fortify of the Maharaja of Mysore, Chamaraja Wodeyar, to the sangha. The Government of Mysore used to ship its students to behavior Kannada exams which the sangha used to carry periodically.
The sangha organized the primary conference of Kannada writers in Dharwad in 1905. This was once the precursor of the present-day Kannada Sahitya Sammelana (annual literary conference). In 1912, when Sir Mokshagundam Vishweshwaraiah became the Diwan of Mysore, Deshpande, who knew him in detail, wrote him a letter, congratulating him on his appointment, and extra asked him to foster extra consideration to the improvement of the Kannada language and culture. As a result, Mysore convened the primary conference of Kannada writers from all portions of the rustic in Bangalore in 1915. The conference determined, among other things, to establish the Kannada Sahitya Parishat at the strains of the Karnataka Vidyavardhaka Sangha. Deshpande and Justice RA Jagirdar (who went on to be the primary Vice Chancellor of Karnataka University), served on a committee appointed through the conference to draft the charter of the Kannada Sahitya Parishat.
RESOLUTION OF UNIFICATION
At its first assembly in 1917, the Karnataka Vidyavardhaka Sangha passed a answer urging the Government of India to convey all Kannada towns, taluks and districts then below the British rule below one administrative unit; they requested for this unit to be named Karnataka province. The call for was once reiterated in 1923 and 1935.
THE SANGHA TODAY
The sangha, which is housed in a historical development in the middle of Dharwad, has been enlarging its scope of actions, for which it has arrange committees to behavior actions in education, publications, literary, art and culture, women's problems, science, era, social welfare, children's problems, folklore, and many others.
- Manjunath Somaraddi
There was once a gathering held at the deck space of legal professional Shreenivasrao. RH Deshpande addressed the collection of regional leaders for an hour and understood the depressing conditions of Kannadigas and want for the Vidyavardhak Sangh.
The sangha came into lifestyles for the sentimental unification of 1 crore, 10 lakh Kannada-speaking people. It was once cut up into 20 administrative divisions to advertise Kannada literature, historical past and script. Shamrao Vital Kaikini was once the primary president of the sangha and Ramachandra Hanumath Deshapande was once the primary secretary.
In 1848, the sangha framed its norms along the strains of the Gujarati Vidya Sabha (Gujarati vernacular society). A number of govt servants, comparable to Rao Bahadur, Diwan Bahaddur and Rao Saheb took forward the power to protect Kannada in the course of the sangha, all whilst ultimate loyal to the federal government and obeying the kings.
REACHING OUT TO KANNADIGAS IN OTHER REGIONS
The sangha wrote the preface to the political unification of Kannada-speaking people. Communication, concepts and ideas had been despatched to people who spoke Kannada in the then Mysore, Mangalore, Madras, Hyderabad, Solapur and Kolhapur regions in the course of the periodical Vagbhushana. It carried out various writer's conferences, inami examinations and worked toward the development of the Kannada script and to create awareness about unification sentiments.
Since Kannada was once the mum tongue of the rulers of Mysore, Deshpande enlisted the fortify of the Maharaja of Mysore, Chamaraja Wodeyar, to the sangha. The Government of Mysore used to ship its students to behavior Kannada exams which the sangha used to carry periodically.
The sangha organized the primary conference of Kannada writers in Dharwad in 1905. This was once the precursor of the present-day Kannada Sahitya Sammelana (annual literary conference). In 1912, when Sir Mokshagundam Vishweshwaraiah became the Diwan of Mysore, Deshpande, who knew him in detail, wrote him a letter, congratulating him on his appointment, and extra asked him to foster extra consideration to the improvement of the Kannada language and culture. As a result, Mysore convened the primary conference of Kannada writers from all portions of the rustic in Bangalore in 1915. The conference determined, among other things, to establish the Kannada Sahitya Parishat at the strains of the Karnataka Vidyavardhaka Sangha. Deshpande and Justice RA Jagirdar (who went on to be the primary Vice Chancellor of Karnataka University), served on a committee appointed through the conference to draft the charter of the Kannada Sahitya Parishat.
RESOLUTION OF UNIFICATION
At its first assembly in 1917, the Karnataka Vidyavardhaka Sangha passed a answer urging the Government of India to convey all Kannada towns, taluks and districts then below the British rule below one administrative unit; they requested for this unit to be named Karnataka province. The call for was once reiterated in 1923 and 1935.
THE SANGHA TODAY
The sangha, which is housed in a historical development in the middle of Dharwad, has been enlarging its scope of actions, for which it has arrange committees to behavior actions in education, publications, literary, art and culture, women's problems, science, era, social welfare, children's problems, folklore, and many others.
- Manjunath Somaraddi
Dharwad was at the heart of struggle for the unification of Kannada-speaking areas
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Reviewed by Kailash
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November 02, 2017
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