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When you see someone like him tomorrow morning, it is good to keep him in mind and say ‘Namaskara’. When you see someone like him tomorrow morning, it is good to keep him in mind and say ‘Namaskara’.ĭr LakshmanRao Krisnapuri on ‘Namma’ Uday Kumar has a small story to tell about how #Coronavirus has changed his life. H.R.Bapu Satyanarayana on ‘Namma’ Uday Kumar has a small story to tell about how #Coronavirus has changed his life. And, after six decades of writing, Shantadevi Kanavi’s thoughts live on in six languages. H.R.Bapu Satyanarayana on In the end, words are all that will survive. Visvesvaraya maybe? How much longer before someone demands that it be named after Dr Raj Kumar? Is this just a meaningless debate or a genuine expression of identity? If airports in Bombay and Delhi and Hyderabad, and Chicago and New York and Paris can be named after towering individuals, why not Bangalore’s? Questions: Who should the airport be named after? Tipu or Gowda? Are there other worthies deserving of the honour? Sir M. And now the Karnataka Rakshana Vedike has jumped into the scene, demanding that the airport be named after Kempe Gowda. But the CPM’s Sitaram Yechuri has said it should be named after Tipu Sultan, who was born in Devanahalli where the new airport is located. And, on the other hand, a right royal battle has broken out over the name of the new airport.īIAL had perhaps thought that the issue could be swept under the carpet by calling it Bengaluru International Airport. On the one hand, the captains of Bangalore industry are out on the streets demanding that the old HAL airport be kept open keeping in mind Bangalore’ future potential. The Bangalore International Airport is due to open on Friday,, and already the battlelines are being drawn-and redrawn.
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