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Sep 23, 2026

Vineet NairHOST
38:47
So the first film that he started off was Purva Raghangar.
Vineet NairHOST
38:51
His next release, which many people do confuse, is that his first release was supposed to be Katha Sankama, which is an anthology film in Kannada.
Vineet NairHOST
39:01
Okay.
Vineet NairHOST
39:02
Yeah.
Vineet NairHOST
39:02
So I used to ask this question in quizzes that this actor X, whose debut was one of his debut films was Katha Sangama.
Vineet NairHOST
39:11
In that he does actually play the lead role in one of the anthology stories.
Vineet NairHOST
39:15
So his debut lead role was in one of the anthologies in Katha Sangama, which is a Kannada movie.
Vineet NairHOST
39:20
So he had debuted in Kannada in 1976.
Vinay K SreenivasaMODERATOR
60:20
It was also done in a manner which encourages apps to provide domestic work and it didn't have a focus on the domestic workers themselves.
Vinay K SreenivasaMODERATOR
60:27
And it's so unfortunate that so far the draft of the law is not available in Kannada.
Vinay K SreenivasaMODERATOR
60:32
So I think trade unions also wrote to the Canada Development Authority to tell the labour department saying release the draft in Canada.
Vinay K SreenivasaMODERATOR
60:38
And one of the labour department employees had the gall to tell a media person that most domestic workers are anyway now from outside Karnataka.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:33
Instead of one script, they applied for an IDN-CCT-LD in each of their local scripts.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:39
.jad and Devanagari approved 2011, live August 2014. then Tamil, Telugu, Gramukhi, Gujarati, Bengali, Urdu, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, plus Assamese, Kashmiri, Sanskrit, Santali, Sindhi variants in 2022.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:56
That's 1415 scripts! The .in registry created an expert IDN working group in May 2005 to cover 22 official languages.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
15:05
Ram Mohan from Afilius led the technical implementation.
Adah SharmaGUEST
51:48
Mm.
Adah SharmaGUEST
51:49
Kannada movie.
Adah SharmaGUEST
51:49
And, uh, yeah.
Adah SharmaGUEST
51:50
He's like my favorite co-star ever.
Adah SharmaGUEST
53:14
We do have that power as women also, but men have more of it.
Adah SharmaGUEST
53:17
[laughs] That's all I'm saying.
Adah SharmaGUEST
53:18
[laughs] But as a woman, looking at, uh, this guy who has-- he's like a god in Kannada.
Adah SharmaGUEST
53:25
Mm.
Aishan ShettyHOST
52:58
Tulu and
Bhumi ShettyHOST
52:59
Kannada.
Bhumi ShettyHOST
52:59
Okay.
Bhumi ShettyHOST
53:00
Yeah, so Karnataka.
SadhguruSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:10
But Vishnu's snake is called Shesha.
SadhguruSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:20
If you don't know that, those of you who spent the first part of your school days in local languages in South India, if you did that, either, I don't know what the word in Tamil is, but in Telugu and Kannada, When you learn mathematics, you call shesha the rest.
SadhguruSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:41
In mathematics, that's a common thing, shesha.
SadhguruSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:44
So that's the word that's used, because this snake or this serpent that shesha represents, or whatever the rest is, when a certain creation ends, Certain things remain, a certain core aspect remains, which rejuvenates in another creation.
SadhguruHOST
29:18
I went there to read the inscriptions.
SadhguruHOST
29:20
It's in Halegannada, so I took somebody to read that because it's ancient Kannada, it's difficult to read.
SadhguruHOST
29:27
Here it says, "You can fly an airplane with solid mercury fuel.
SadhguruHOST
29:32
But if you fly this, the ether will get disturbed.
Smita PrakashHOST
61:39
Hmm.
Vikram SampathGUEST
61:40
-the first dynasty which started using Kannada as a script and a separate language, and we're talking of the third century, uh, fourth century CE, uh, with Mayurasharman, who was-
Smita PrakashHOST
61:50
Hmm.
Vikram SampathGUEST
61:50
-the founder of the Kadamba dynasty.
Vikram SampathGUEST
62:06
What is the story of the Kadambas? There are no proper books and, uh, literature around them.
Smita PrakashHOST
62:11
Hmm.
Vikram SampathGUEST
62:11
They were great patrons of, uh, language, of literature, of Sanskrit, Kannada, all of it, and that becomes the foundational dynasty for, uh, Kannada and Karnataka.
Smita PrakashHOST
62:21
Hmm.
Aditya BharadwajHOST
0:12
Today we have with us Chandan Gowda, a professor in sociology, currently the Dean of, uh, School of Liberal Arts at Vidya Shilp University, Bengaluru.
Aditya BharadwajHOST
0:20
Apart from his academic work on sociology, uh, Kannada, modernism in Kannada literature and cinema, and development studies, he has extensively written in non-academic fora.
Aditya BharadwajHOST
0:32
He is a columnist with newspapers, and he has edited several volumes, translated both Kannada fiction and non-fiction into English.
Aditya BharadwajHOST
0:40
His latest book, Longing for an Elsewhere: Mysore and the Making of India's Developmental State, traces the trajectory of the model of development that free India adopted to Mysore during the colonial times.
Aditya BharadwajHOST
0:52
Hi, sir.

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Aditya BharadwajHOST
21:35
Contractual.
Chandan GowdaGUEST
21:36
Very contractual.
Chandan GowdaGUEST
21:38
These people are actually s- you know, bringing up Tipu Sultan's own inscription from, you know, from 100 and, you know, 30 years ago, where he had said, "Anyone who builds a dam here should waive off a part of the tax that you impose on farmers who grow, uh, crops here." And interestingly, this inscription was found during the construction of the Kyaras Dam, and Nalwadi Krishnaraja Wodeyar got it installed at the entrance of the Kyaras Dam with the English and Kannada translation.
Ram RamachandranHOST
12:56
Most of the people in Bangalore, they speak three, four languages.
Ram RamachandranHOST
13:00
They speak Tamil, Kannada, English, and Hindi as well.
KritiGUEST
13:04
So why do you learn this language? Is there any specific reason?
Ram RamachandranHOST
13:09
Well, I've been learning this language for a very long time.

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