kannada inscription

The popular 9th-century Kannada work Kavirajamarga describes 'Kannada land' as the one spread between Cauvery and Godavari rivers. Now, a newly discovered kannada inscription from the 12th century seconds it by describing a Chalukya king ruling from Godavari basin.

A team of researchers has found a 14th-century kannada inscription at Ganadabettu in Ajekar under Karkal taluk of Udupi district in Karnataka.

At least 10 significant inscriptions were found in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The Archaeological Survey of India epigraphy branch found an inscription of religious tolerance in Rangareddy district which a Muslim representative of Bahamani dynasty had donated to a Hindu.

History appears to be revealing itself, one inscription at a time, in Tulunadu this year. A team of researchers have now found a kannada inscription dating to the archaeological 14th century in Ganadabettu in Ajekaru in Udupi district.

Recent archaeological excavations in Shivamogga district have turned the clock back on Kannada, proving that it was in use seven decades earlier than believed.

An IT professional working with Wipro in Bengaluru discovered four unpublished kannada inscriptions at an abandoned Jain temple in Kudrigi village of Honnavar taluk, Uttara Kannada district.

A team of experts from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), Mysuru visited the Technology wing campus of the College of Fisheries at Hoige Bazar and conducted an estampage on the two inscriptions on Monday.

The glorious history of the reigning deity of Tirumala, Lord Venkateswara, and of the richest shrine, is known to the world, thanks to hundreds of inscriptions engraved on the walls of Tirumala as well as in other TTD-run temples.

TTD's mega Ananda Nilayam Anantha Swarnamayam project of the temple, about 80 inscriptions are going to disappear permanently from the public view.

A rare sculpture and kannada inscription have been discovered near the Guttal Chandrashekhara Temple in Haveri, revealing historical insights into a severe famine. The inscription documents Marulayya's act of performing final rites for 6,307 unclaimed bodies in 1539 during Achyutaraya's Vijayanagar reign. This find represents the earliest documented evidence of such a devastating famine in the Guttal region.

Central Institute of Indian Languages director Avadesh Kumar Mishra on Friday said the CIIL has worked out various plans to protect and encourage growth of Kannada language and soon these plans will be unveiled.