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Mastering Kannada Made Simple: How to Learn Kannada Language Effectively!

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Unlocking the Richness of Kannada Culture: The Rise of Online Kannada Classes

In today's interconnected world, learning a new language opens doors to new cultures, perspectives, and opportunities. For those eager to explore the vibrant and diverse culture of Karnataka, online kannada classes for kids offer a convenient and accessible way to master the language from anywhere in the world. From beginners looking to grasp the basics to advanced learners seeking fluency, online Kannada classes cater to learners of all levels, providing a gateway to the rich literary, artistic, and linguistic heritage of Kannada-speaking regions.

Kannada, one of the oldest Dravidian languages with a rich literary tradition spanning over a millennium, is the official language of Karnataka and is spoken by millions of people across India and beyond. Learning Kannada not only enables individuals to communicate with native speakers but also offers insights into the cultural, historical, and social context of the language, enriching their understanding of Karnataka's diverse heritage and identity.

One of the key advantages of online kannada learning classes is their flexibility and convenience, allowing learners to study at their own pace and schedule. Whether juggling work, family, or other commitments, students can access course materials, participate in live classes, and engage with instructors from the comfort of their own homes, eliminating the need for travel or fixed class schedules. This flexibility enables learners to tailor their learning experience to fit their individual needs and preferences, whether they are studying for personal enrichment, academic requirements, or professional development.

Moreover, online Kannada classes offer a wide range of resources and instructional materials designed to support learners at every stage of their language journey. From interactive lessons and multimedia presentations to grammar exercises and vocabulary drills, online courses provide a comprehensive and immersive learning experience that covers all aspects of language acquisition, including speaking, listening, reading, and writing. Many online platforms also offer supplementary resources, such as language exchange forums, cultural insights, and virtual study groups, to enhance the learning experience and foster a sense of community among learners.

Furthermore, best online kannada classes are led by experienced instructors who are native speakers and language experts, ensuring that students receive high-quality instruction and personalized support throughout their learning journey. Instructors use a variety of teaching methods and techniques to cater to different learning styles and abilities, creating a dynamic and engaging learning environment that motivates students to succeed. Whether through live lectures, interactive discussions, or one-on-one tutoring sessions, instructors provide valuable feedback and guidance to help students improve their language skills and achieve their learning goals.

In addition to language proficiency, online Kannada classes also offer insights into the cultural nuances and traditions of Karnataka, providing learners with a deeper appreciation and understanding of the region's rich heritage. Through literature, music, art, and folklore, students explore the diverse cultural landscape of Karnataka, gaining insights into its history, traditions, and values. By immersing themselves in the language and culture of Karnataka, learners develop cross-cultural competence and empathy, fostering connections and relationships with Kannada-speaking communities around the world.

In conclusion, online kannada writing classes offer a convenient, accessible, and enriching way to learn the language and culture of Karnataka, providing learners with the tools and resources they need to succeed in today's globalized world. Whether for personal enrichment, academic study, or professional development, online classes empower individuals to explore the rich linguistic, cultural, and historical heritage of Kannada-speaking regions, opening doors to new opportunities and experiences. As interest in Kannada language and culture continues to grow, online classes serve as a bridge that connects learners with the richness and diversity of Karnataka's vibrant heritage.

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Expanding Your Market with English to Kannada Translation

Do you want your business to grow beyond its current limits? Are you looking for a market that is alive, open, and full of huge opportunities? You don’t have to look any further than India, where 44 million people speak Kannada and are ready to interact with your business in their own language. This is why English to Kannada translation is so important for taking advantage of this great market chance.

Untapped Potential in Karnataka:

Karnataka, the state where Kannada is spoken, has a strong economy and a lot of tech-savvy people. Bangalore is becoming known as a global IT hub because it is a hub for new ideas and investments. This means that the middle class is growing, and people in that class have more money to spend on new things and activities. You can reach a loyal customer group that wants to connect with brands that understand their language and culture by making your services and content available in Kannada.

Building Trust and Engagement:

Language isn’t just a way to talk to each other; it’s also how we believe and understand each other. You can connect with your customers on an emotional level and break down cultural obstacles when you talk to them in their native Kannada. Think about how reading a product description in English is different from reading it in your native Kannada. The second one feels more personal and approachable, which builds trust and leads to higher attention and sales rates.

Localizing for the Market:

Kannada speakers like brands that take the time to learn about their wants and needs. You show that you care about your customers by translating your website, marketing materials, and even conversations with customer service reps into Kannada. By adding local jokes, slang, and cultural references to your content, you make it more relatable and connect with your Kannada audience on a deeper level. Making an effort to adapt to local needs builds brand trust and creates people who will talk about your business.

Beyond Business:

English to Kannada translation is helpful for more than just growing a business. You can help people from different cultures understand each other better by translating educational materials, cultural content, and even creative works. This sharing of information and ideas makes the lives of both Kannadigas and people who want to learn more about their culture better.

Choosing the Right Partner:

To get through the subtleties of Kannada translation, you need to be skilled and aware of other cultures. It is very important to work with a skilled translation company that has experience translating from English to Kannada. They will make sure that the translations are correct, fit the culture, and connect with your audience.

Investing in the Future:

Translating from English to Kannada isn’t just a short-term way to grow your business; it’s an investment in the long run. As India’s economy continues to grow, the people who know Kannada will be very important to that growth. Today, if you accept their language and society, you can start a long-lasting relationship and work together to achieve success.

Are you ready to see how big the Kannada market can be? Spending money on good English to Kannada translation is the first thing you should do to help your brand grow in this exciting and expanding area. Remember that being able to connect with your people on an emotional level is just as important as having a great product or service. And speaking their language is the first step in making that link in Karnataka.

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My Sanskrit Story

I am an ardent student of Sanskrit.

Over the past few years, I’ve been learning Sanskrit in a slow, schizophrenic manner – a few weeks of frenetic study of grammar and literature with long months of lackadaisical, lukewarm engagement with the language, mostly through ‘study circles’ (we’ll come to this later) that I’m a part of. But I have kept at it constantly and never regretted it once.

My earliest exposure to Sanskrit was perhaps at the age of two. Born and raised in a typical Hindu middle-class family, I was taught simple shlokas and stotras. My father took me to Cubbon Park or Ulsoor Lake on Sunday mornings and on the way he would teach me verses from the Mukunda-mala (a poetical work composed by Kulashekhara azhvar, a ninth century king and poet-saint). My grandmother taught me the Krishna-ashtakam (usually during power-cuts) and my mother taught me verses from the Venkatesha-suprabhatam. At age three or four, I became a sort of ‘installation art’ at weddings where elders gathered around me, coaxing me to recite verses from the Mukunda-mala. (But of course, getting children to recite verses is not uncommon in our families. Many of you might have experienced this in your childhood.)

That was it, pretty much: Some stray verses committed to memory and the strong notion that Sanskrit was a great language. In spite of my rejection of orthodox theism, rituals, and outdated religious/superstitious practices during my rebellious adolescent years, strangely, I never lost respect for Sanskrit.

Most of my cousins studied Sanskrit in school but I didn’t have that good fortune. I wanted to learn the language but I didn’t know where to start; for years it remained a pipe dream.

By sheer chance, I got involved in co-writing a translation of the Bhagavad-Gita with Dr. Koti Sreekrishna in 2006. At that time, I didn’t know any Sanskrit. My role was to review and edit the English; after Dr. Sreekrishna produced a rough translation, I would work towards presenting the verses in the simplest way possible. By the time we published the book five years later, I had learnt a few words here and there, particularly when we discussed the meaning of difficult verses.

In early 2011, when the manuscript of our Gita translation was being sent to reviewers, someone suggested that I get the opinion of the renowned scholar, poet, and polymath Shatavadhani Dr. R Ganesh. Until then I hardly knew anything about him. When I phoned him, he spoke in an encouraging manner and I felt like I was speaking with a family elder rather than a celebrity-scholar. He graciously reviewed the manuscript and gave his feedback. I casually mentioned to him about my interest to learn Sanskrit and my helplessness at not knowing where to start. Not only did he give me general guidance but he also taught me some of the basics of Sanskrit grammar like noun forms, verb forms, sandhi, and samasa. More importantly, he taught me the real value of learning Sanskrit in today’s world.

The rest of this piece comprises what I’ve learnt from Dr. Ganesh about the study of Sanskrit coupled with my personal experiences. It might be of value to those interested in learning the language.

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Why Study Sanskrit?

Given that learning Sanskrit—or any language for that matter—consumes considerable time and effort (and some money), it’s a good idea to think for a moment if it’s actually worth it. Now, the worthiness can be decided only by one’s intentions – Why do I want to study Sanskrit?

In my case, I love learning languages when the opportunity presents itself. The process of learning itself is a great deal of fun for linguaphiles like me. So if you are a language-lover, there’s no need to think any further. Go and learn Sanskrit!

There is a widespread notion that Sanskrit is a sacred language meant solely for rituals and that its literature is entirely ‘spiritual stuff.’ So if you’re someone who likes that sort of thing – tradition, philosophy, scriptures, and so forth – you might be thinking of learning the language. The good news is that you probably don’t need to learn Sanskrit.

If you are just interested in the Vedas and want to connect with the tradition better, you could consider learning Vedic recitation, which is definitely easier than learning Sanskrit. In addition, you can read a book or two on the philosophy of the Vedas or listen to lectures on the topic by scholars like Dr. Ganesh. Even those of you who are interested in philosophy can get by reading reliable translations of the Upanishads and Bhagavad-gita as well as general works on Indian philosophy by scholars like Prof. M Hiriyanna.

There is a feeling among the culturally inclined nationalists that it is our duty to preserve Indian heritage and showcase the glory of India’s past. Triggered by this missionary zeal, some people might wish to learn Sanskrit. This often leads to a narrow interest in hunting for science in ancient India, or in the study of traditional works of polity, economics, architecture, law, or other secular subjects. Again, the good news is that you don’t have to learn Sanskrit to accomplish this.

You can always look into reliable translations of works like Artha-shastra, Manu-smriti, Surya-siddhanta, or Brihat-samhita. You can also peruse through books on Indian history, ancient Indian mathematics, temple architecture, and so on. You could even take up the study of a serious treatise like P V Kane’s History of Dharmashastra. That will satiate your thirst to a large extent.

When something can be effectively translated from one language into another—particularly when the objective is to provide information or teach certain concepts—then there’s hardly a case for learning the source language. If I can give you the exact translation of a verse from the Gita and you understand it without any transmission losses, then why do you have to spend ten years of your life learning Sanskrit?

But there are things that simply can’t be translated. Jokes, for instance, are untranslatable when they employ puns or have strong cultural references. The same goes for poetry, where the structure and the substance are closely intertwined. So if you’re interested to explore the vast landscape of Sanskrit literature—Kalidasa’s masterpieces; the two great Epics (Ramayana and Mahabharata); Bana’s Kadambari; Shudraka’s Mricchakatika; Bharavi’s Kiratarjuniya; Vishakadatta’s Mudra-rakshasa; and many other poems, plays, and prose compositions—it is worthwhile taking steps to learn Sanskrit. Stories about gods and goddesses, romantic escapades, nature descriptions, episodes from the Epics, idiosyncrasies of public life, the history of a kingdom, tales of commoners – all this and more can entertain and enrich several lifetimes.

In addition to being a wonderful treasure trove of literature, Sanskrit is also a window to our past. Therefore, any serious student of Indian history, archaeology, sociology, culture, sculpture, philosophy, and so forth will benefit immensely if s/he learns Sanskrit. Here I wish to make a distinction between one who is interested in Indian history or philosophy or culture and a full-time student of these subjects (like a BA or MA student). Those who are merely interested to know more about a certain era in Indian history can read a book by R C Majumdar or Jadunath Sarkar and be fulfilled. But for students of history, the knowledge of Sanskrit will enable them to read inscriptions, contemporary literary works, and so on, which will prove invaluable for their careers.

However, if you’re looking to improve your knowledge of physics, become better at technology, get a promotion at work, or win an election, you will benefit from doing other things than learning Sanskrit. 

Is Sanskrit Difficult?

A good way to learn a language is like how we all learnt our mother tongues – by listening and repeating, then slowly moving towards understanding and speaking, and then eventually starting to read and write. If you wish to learn Russian, Spanish, or Japanese, this approach works well. But Sanskrit is not a widely spoken language. And our motivation to learn Sanskrit is not so much trying to communicate with other people as it is to read and savour ancient (and modern) literature.

Although there are a number of people who fluently speak in Sanskrit, it is almost impossible to find a person who knows only Sanskrit and no other language. It’s therefore obvious that you don’t need Sanskrit to communicate with others; you can get by speaking Kannada or Tamil or English. (On the other hand, if you’re visiting the UK and can’t speak a word of English, you’re going to be in trouble!)

To learn Sanskrit, you might have to choose an approach that’s different from what’s popularly known as ‘immersion’ in language-learning circles.

There are some people who think that Sanskrit is extremely difficult and wonder if they can approach it at all. In fact, those who are familiar with one or more Indian languages already have the basic equipment to understand Sanskrit. The nuts and bolts of the grammar can give you sleepless nights but it’s probably not as hard as you think.

At the other end of the spectrum, there are people who think that attending a ten-day Sambhashana course or reading a ‘Learn Sanskrit in 30 Days’ book can give you mastery over Sanskrit. That’s a dangerous notion to harbour if you really want to learn the language.

So, the one line answer is that if you’re interested and pursue it sincerely, it’ll get easier along the way, and more importantly, the journey will be great fun after the initial fumbling about.

Learning Sanskrit

Where do I start?

The answer, surprisingly, is: anywhere. Just start. Sanskrit is an ocean and where does one begin to swim in an ocean? Somewhere. Put your feet in the water, slowly get inside, get used to the cold, and before you realize it, you’re already kicking your legs and having a good time.

And that’s what I did: just started at some point.

I would read a verse from the Gita and then read the English translation. I had learnt Kannada and Hindi at school and as a result, many of the words were familiar to me. Reading the translation after reading the original Sanskrit verse exposed me to new words. I committed verses to memory and later replayed them in my mind, trying to check if I remembered the meaning completely.

That said, the most suitable works to start off learning Sanskrit are lucid compositions like the Ramayana or the Pancha-tantra. Get hold of a reliable translation of one of these works (preferably in an Indian language); start by reciting the original Sanskrit verse or prose passage a couple times, then read through the translation, and go back to reading the Sanskrit – this way you slowly make connections between the words and their meanings. Instead of diving into the technicalities of grammar straightaway, spending time with literature will help you experience the beauty of the language.

Three to six months after commencing the study of a Sanskrit work, you can start learning up some grammar – by reading good books, watching online tutorials, or learning from a teacher.

I’m extremely fortunate that Dr. Ganesh taught me the basics of Sanskrit grammar. That set me off on a winding path of reading different aspects of grammar and trying to wrap my head around them. This continues even today. The more I hunt for rules, more the exceptions I find. My advice: Keep aside logic while learning basics. In the initial stages, don’t ask questions; simply accept things as they are. It just makes life easier. Over time, you’ll develop an intuition for the correct form of a word.

All said and done, it’s easy to start but difficult to keep going. What’s the solution for sustained study?

In my experience, learning a language requires both self-motivation and external agency. Unless one is driven from within, no amount of external push will be fruitful; when self-motivation is present, external agency becomes invaluable. For instance, Sanskrit is taught in schools and colleges – this is a push from outside (i.e., external agency). But only those with self-motivation learn the language well and continue reading literature long after they have graduated.

When I met Dr. Ganesh in 2011, he told me about a fortnightly ‘study circle’ he was conducting and extended an invitation to me. I had never heard the term before so I asked him what that was. A group of friends would catch up every other Saturday and read the Raghu-vamsham of Kalidasa. 

I started attending the study circle. This went on for close to a year and I learnt a great deal. Owing to various reasons I became irregular in attending the sessions and after I shifted to another end of the city, I practically stopped going. During the years 2013–16,  I moved around quite a bit and finally I shifted to Malleswaram in November 2016.

There came an inflection point in my Sanskrit study in 2017. Around that time, my good friend Raghavendra G S had started his PhD program in IISc. and my house happened to be a sort of midpoint between the metro station and his lab. One day I casually suggested that we should meet once a week and read a Sanskrit work together. He readily agreed and we started reading the Krishna-karna-amritam (a poetical work by Lilashuka). By the time we finished reading the text in early 2018, a few other friends showed interest in coming together to form a study circle. And so, in April 2018 we formed our Sanskrit study circle and have continued ever since. I also got the opportunity to join a few other study circles and this ensured that my Sanskrit study is ever fresh; over the past three years, not a week has gone by without a few hours of Sanskrit reading (unless I was travelling or unwell).

So if you want to learn Sanskrit, try to find even one other like-minded friend and get started. Even better if you can find more friends – especially those who know more Sanskrit than you. The ideal is a group of four to six, meeting once a week, for about an hour or ninety minutes. (You can meet in person or online – it shouldn’t make too much of a difference.) There are ample online resources and translations available for various Sanskrit works. Start reading a work together. Take turns to read the verses aloud. (Even when you’re reading Sanskrit by yourself, it’s useful to read aloud). Then look at the translation. Discuss. Read the original verse again. Then move forward. In the first few sessions, you may read just three or four verses in an hour but as you go forward, your speed will drastically improve and you’ll start getting comfortable. After a while, refer to the translations only after you’ve made an attempt to understand the original. This will slowly push you to rely on your memory and learning.

And once in a while, when there’s an opportunity to meet during a long weekend, you can take a short poetical work like Niti-shataka or Kali-vidambana and read the whole thing in one marathon session.

There are many possibilities with study circles. In fact, it can prove to be the mysterious ingredient to accelerate your learning. That’s been the case with me for sure. I’ve still got a long way to go before I can say that I’ve learnt Sanskrit but the journey itself has been incredible so far. Dr. Ganesh and friends have been largely responsible for what little Sanskrit I know. And for that I’m ever grateful.

Hari Ravikumar August 2020

Thanks to my friends Pratap Simha (for getting me to write this piece), Arjun Bharadwaj (for his valuable inputs), and Sudheer Krishnaswami (for his review and feedback).

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Top School in Marathahalli, Bangalore – Insight Academy

Insight Academy - Top School Marathahalli, Bengaluru, We believe that Education should stimulate students' minds, widen their horizons, and inflame their intellect.

School systems delivering high-quality education today play an extremely difficult role. the necessity of the hour is a school that provides students with the chance of imbibing a national ethos with a worldwide context; to be ready to collaborate, communicate, understand, explain and experience a local and global world All children are equal but every child is exclusive. Insight Academy program enables every student to line individual goals for his or her studies and learn at their own pace, mentored by a private coach, who is also a teacher, to assist them to achieve quite they ever thought possible. What makes Insight Academy the Best School around Marathahalli in this region is that the teachers, the time plans, and also the learning spaces are adapted to every student's individual needs.

To foster strong academic interests and international perspectives we encourage students to require ownership of their learning. With the world changing at such a fast pace, we would like children to stay ahead and be able to face the challenges of future jobs and careers which may not even exist today. Insight Academy Life skills program is embedded as a part of the regular CBSE curriculum. The program is devised in a way that each student/learner spends a couple of hours a day in class learning a sport, learning how to play an instrument, learning to require responsibility for the community also as themselves through a Community development program, and a home economics program. They’re also expanding their skill set in academic fields through Creative writing, public speaking, Drama, and Spoken Kannada. The world needs more leaders and visionaries who are self-driven and impressive but at a similar time-sensitive and empathetic. The Life skills program at Insight Academy caters to that.

What is unique about Insight Academy?

Insight Academy aims to utilize and take full advantage of the curriculum, by ensuring that pupils get the complete range of subjects to choose from. Its unmatched infrastructure, facilities, and repair towards learning are deemed to make it the best amongst other international schools in Bangalore city and also Top Listed Play School in Marathahalli. Insight Academy features a broad vision to form the best out of the skills that students have and nurture them for the service of humanity. Insight Academy gives an all-round development environment and facilities that are World Class. It paves the way towards every opportunity that each child should be given. The Insight Academy gives a world exposure to a student and molds him/her to take up any challenge in life.

Why choose Insight Academy, Bangalore?

Insight Academy ranks amongst the best schools in India and has proven itself as an unmatched life trainer for young minds. It gives every opportunity that a child deserves and merges all aspects of life to form better people out of young minds. It believes that education is the most powerful tool to enlighten the society which Insight Academy perceives on a worldwide scale.

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Khan Academy now available in Hungarian and Kannada!

We are excited to announce the launch of two new Khan Academy language sites: Khan Academy Hungarian and Khan Academy Kannada! These two sites join 26 Khan Academy language sites that already exist and are still expanding and adding new translated content (see below for the full list). The vast majority of these sites are translated and maintained by volunteers and international nonprofit organizations - if you are interested in volunteering to translate for Khan Academy, learn more about our volunteer translator program.

A note from the Hungarian team

After two years of two dozen volunteer translators’ dedicated work, Khan Academy now is available in Hungarian. It offers learning material in Early Math, Computing, Chemistry and Music. The work has been coordinated by the Akadémia Határok Nélkül (Academy Without Borders) Foundation. We are working hard so that we can add more content and more subjects soon. Our aim is to provide the chance to each Hungarian learner no matter where they come from to fulfil their potential, and to experience the love of learning!

Egy húszfős önkéntes fordítócsapat kétévi elkötelezett munkája eredményeképp megnyílt a magyar nyelvű Khan Academy honlap, mely jelenleg alapszintű matematika, informatika, kémia és zenei tananyagokat kínál. A munkát – mely tovább folytatódik – az Akadémia Határok Nélkül Alapítvány fogja össze azzal a szándékkal, hogy mielőbb minél több tartalmat, tantárggyal tudjuk a meglévő anyagokat bővíteni. Célunk, hogy minden magyar tanulni vágyó egyénnek esélyt adjunk rá, hogy kibontakoztathassa képességeit, és hogy ráérezzen a tanulás örömére.

A note from the Kannada team

Khan Academy is now available in Kannada. Kannada is spoken by 45 million people in the southern state of India called Karnataka. 4.8 million students write their board exams in Kannada across 10,300 schools. Our Kannada site hopes to bring Khan content to all these students; as of July 2019 Maths is available from Class 5 through 10 for these students.

Perhaps in a first of its kind, the localization was carried out by teachers in the government schools of Karnataka. Two video creators and nearly a hundred text translators across 5 districts helped localize 2,300 videos and 1.3 million words. It took them just seven months to complete this. The immediate next step is to localize more Math content before beginning localization of Science content.

All Khan Academy language sites

Armenian · Bengali/Bangla · Bulgarian · Chinese (Simplified, China mainland) · Czech · Danish · Dutch · French · Georgian · German · Gujarati · Hindi · Indonesian · Italian · Japanese · Korean · Mongolian · Norwegian Bokmal · Polish · Portuguese (Brazilian) · Portuguese (Portugal) · Serbian · Spanish · Swedish · Tamil · Turkish

We also have work-in-progress sites for these 14 languages: Arabic · Greek · Dari · Hebrew · Malay · Persian · Russian · Swahili · Telugu · Thai · Ukrainian · Urdu · Xhosa · Zulu

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Learn Kannada Easily with Online Kannada Classes by Bhasha.io

Are you eager to learn Kannada, one of the vibrant languages of India? Join  Bhasha.io Online Kannada Classes and embark on a journey to fluency. Whether you're a beginner or looking to enhance your Kannada-speaking skills, their expert instructors will guide you every step of the way. Discover the beauty of Kannada culture and language through interactive lessons, engaging conversations, and practical exercises. Enroll now and start speaking Kannada with confidence!

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Your lookout for the best restaurants in Bengaluru ends now with Ramada Yelahanka

Famous for its beautiful weather, Bangalore today is considered one of the largest cities in India. Situated in the southern part of India it’s the capital of the city of Karnataka. It is one of the most developed and growing states in terms of its economy. It is also known as the garden city of India due to the vibrant greenery that is present here with the construction of parks here. It is home to a population of more than 8 million at least making it the third most populous city in India. Its elevation is also the highest among other cities in India. Once used as headquarters during the British Raj it’s now a great contribution to the development of India’s future. The population here is largely Hindu. According to the census data of 2011,78.9% of the population is Hindu, followed by Muslims with 13.9%. Christians and Jains comprise 5.6% and 1%.

This city is also famous for having the highest literacy rate with it being 90% but this is accompanied by societal and economic problems faced by any other growing city in the world. These concerns are rapidly escalating social inequality, mass displacement and dispossession, the proliferation of slum settlements, and epidemic public health crises due to severe water shortage and sewage problems in poor and working-class neighborhoods. In terms of language, Kannada takes the cherry on the cake with 42.05% of the population speaking the same. This lead is followed by one of the popular languages of the southern part of India Tamil with 16.34% of the population speaking it. The rest of the languages used are are-13.73% speak Telugu, 13.00% Urdu, 4.64% Hindi, 3.16% Malayalam, and 2.05%have Marathi as their first language. Other major languages in the city include Konkani, Marwari, Tulu, Odia, and Gujarati. The type of Kannada spoken here is actually popular in the southern region of Karnataka.

The major communities of Bangalore are Kannadigas followed by Telugu and Tamilians who immigrated here in search of better opportunities. Such a diverse culture results in diverse cuisine. People from different parts of the world always bring their cuisines with them. Migration to this city is on such a huge level which results in endless options when one is traveling here. Due to this your lookout for the best restaurants in Yelahanka Bangalore is a fairly easy one.

With a contribution of 38% to India’s total IT exports this is the fastest-growing metropolitan city. The economy here is dominated by industries and the service sector. Popular fields are information technology, telecommunication, biotechnology, and the manufacturing of electronics, machinery, automobiles, food, etc. Known as the silicon valley of India, this city has been home to great innovation in technology. Some of the country’s biggest tech giants are based here only. The active and young workforce present here has contributed greatly to technological advancements. The creation of impressive tech parks is also a great advantage to various industries as they ease various operations and cultivate an environment that aids the growth of economies of scale. Such industrial and tech developments attract many corporate travelers. Such travelers are short on time and have strict timelines to follow. Due to this busy schedule, it is important to be aware of the best restaurants near Bangalore airport, this will ensure a smooth traveling experience. One needs a premium experience while getting to taste authentic Bangaloreian flavors. For this look no further, Ramada BengaluruYelahanka is here to serve you a fine dining experience.

All those in search of the best restaurants near Bengaluru Airport have their go-to spot ready at Ramada Bengaluru Yelahanka. Enjoy our multi-cuisine all-day dining experience at B 64.Sit back and unwind in our RYB Lounge, and relish exotic drinks specially curated to give you a good time. Other amenities include 57 guest rooms and suites that are well equipped for your comfort, Trinity restaurant and bar, imperia banquet, and meeting facility for up to 150guests, The SkyDeck rooftop restaurant and bar, salon and bar, BodyKraft, swimming pool, travel desk, business center, complimentary WiFi, live casino, kids room, parking space, and laundry service.

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Unlocking the Beauty of Kannada: The Rise of Online Language Classes for All Ages

In today's interconnected world, the importance of learning new languages cannot be overstated. Among the plethora of languages available, Kannada stands out as a vibrant and culturally rich language spoken by millions in Karnataka and beyond. As the digital landscape continues to evolve, the demand for online Kannada classes for adults and online spoken Kannada classes has surged, providing learners of all ages with accessible and effective language learning opportunities.

For adults eager to master Kannada or enhance their conversational skills, online spoken Kannada classes offer a flexible and convenient way to learn from the comfort of home. With experienced instructors guiding learners through interactive lessons, adults can develop their language proficiency at their own pace, fitting lessons into their busy schedules seamlessly.

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When selecting a CBSE school for your child, make sure you take care of several factors such as infrastructure, transportation facilities, and safety measures. You should find a CBSE school in Marathahalli that provides basic amenities to its students. Additionally, it should also have a competent faculty and a great transport system. Luckily, Marathahalli has an excellent transportation system.

The Foundation School is one of the best institutions in the city of Bangalore, India. This institution offers high-quality education and is affiliated to the ICSE curriculum. The students are given various opportunities to pursue their education in a variety of streams.

Parents of the school's students are educated and belong to the upper middle class. Many of their parents have come from other cities and have children studying in the school. .

The school is located on an extensive 3-acre campus. It has state-of-the-art infrastructure including large, ventilated classrooms and activity-specific dedicated areas. It also has a Personalized Learning Center. This enables students to learn in an environment that promotes creativity and critical thinking.

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Foundation School in Marathahalli offers a world-class curriculum to students. Its curriculum follows the Montessori philosophy, where students learn by doing. They can explore the world around them, as well as appreciate various forms of art. The school is located close to Marathahalli, making it a good option for families looking to send their kids to school near Marathahalli.

The Foundation School is an authorized CBSE school in Marathahalli and offers quality education. Its teachers have years of experience and are trained by some of the best teachers in the country. It also has an extensive extracurricular program. It has received state accreditation, making it the top choice among CBSE schools in Marathahalli.

The curriculum of CBSE schools is constantly revised. Students are exposed to a diverse range of subjects including Mathematics, Science, Kannada, and Social Life Skills. The curriculum focuses on analytical thinking, while encouraging participation in extracurricular activities. The schools also offer career guidance.

The Foundation school is one of the top CBSE schools in Bangalore. It offers a balanced curriculum focusing on academic brilliance and value-centered leadership. Children in Nursery through class I can enroll in this school, which has state-of-the-art classrooms and sports facilities. 

Foundation School has a progressive approach to education. Its students participate in numerous activities and classes that foster their creativity and develop their intellects. In addition to the daily routine, older students have the option to take part in HOS (Hands-On Science) Classes and creative thinking programs. The Gunjur branch of the school also offers Saturday Enrichment Programs to help children broaden their horizons and learn about different topics.

The school has a holistic 3-acre campus. The infrastructure is designed to maximize natural lighting and facilitate hands-on learning. The curriculum also includes workshops, field trips, and projects. Children are encouraged to evaluate themselves and work in small groups. The school environment is both creative and child-centric, and helps them discover their strengths and develop into lifelong learners.

Foundation school is among the top schools in Bangalore that strives to provide the best CBSE education for your child. This school has a combination of dedicated teachers, infrastructure, and determination to see your child succeed. It has been ranked among the top 5 schools in Bangalore, and is a CBSE school that leaves no stone unturned in order to give the best education to your child.

The school follows the CBSE curriculum from classes I to IX. The curriculum also incorporates co-scholastic subjects, including music, dance, meditation, physical education, SUPW, Vedic Science, and Spoken English. Admission is by application, and the form can be obtained from the school's office or website. You can also arrange a visit to the school in order to learn more about its curriculum.

The Foundation school in Marathahalli, Bengaluru. Its campus is spacious, with well-lit classrooms and modern technology. The school also offers a day carcenterre for children who cannot attend school during the day. It also has a fleet of school buses that are available for students during school hours.

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MANGALURU: A few kgs of home-grown vegetables to feed scribes and their families descending on this coastal city for the two-day 35th state conference of journalists’ getting underway here on Saturday is certainly not enough. Yet making this small yet meaningful gesture to the conference that Karnataka Union of Working Journalists is organising was the School Development and Monitoring Committee of Government Upgrade Higher Primary School, Kuthloor in Belthangady taluk.

Handing over an assortment of vegetables grown in the 0.5-acre school garden to the host association – DKWJU on Friday, Ramachandra Bhat, SDMC member said things have only looked bright for this rural school ever since DKWJU held a ‘grama vastavya’ there on December 23, 2018. “Ours was a school on the verge of closure with dwindling student strength and fortunes changed since the union chose it for their village stay. We just wanted to repay their kindness,” Bhat said.

The school garden, thanks to the SDMC is flush with 14 types of vegetables such as pumpkin, long beans, tomatoes, bitter gourd all of which are used in the mid-day meals served to the 66 students studying there. Excess vegetables, if any, is sold to parents of students and the villagers and funds generate used for betterment of school, says Prashant, assistant teacher. Students help Bhat in watering the garden prior to start of school and even help him in this task on holidays

Vegetables are organic in that only cow dung slurry and green compost is used to grow them. Barring the cucumber patch that is old and needs replanting, other vegetable patches are thriving, he says. This in-house effort and campaign from SDMC has enthused villagers to enrol their wards to this school which has seen its strength rise to 66 and teachers. School has six staff, two honorary teachers that DKWJU is funding and two others who take Kannada and spoken English classes for free.

The resurgence of this ‘sarkari’ school has also caught the attention Suresh Kumar, minister for primary and secondary education, who taking note of media reports has planned to visit it during the next academic year and hold an interaction with students there, says Srinivas Nayak Indaje, president, DKWJU. On its part, the SDMC is scaling up efforts to ensure that the enrolment at this school touches 100 when the school reopens for the academic year 2020-21.

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Today i am going to pen another interesting Film Personality from the South Indian Film Industry is none other than actress Tara.In her Three and half decades and little more career She has acted in three languages Tamil,Telugu and Kannada is laudable.More than 125 films if i am right she has contributed in all the roles viz,Heroine,Character Roles and many other versatile roles.She has acted with all the Today's Top Class actors of Kannada Film Industry and Directors is worth to be mention here.She started her first film Ingeyum Oru Gangai Directed by Late Manivannan if i am right.She has acted Couple of tamil filmsand established her identity.Even though she has more numbers to her credit i have seen few films of this Soft Spoken Lady .Those Films are Ingayum OruGangai ,Agni Natchathiram,Nayakan, Maatraan,and many Kannada films i saw.Those films are Guri,Maneya Mantralaya,RanaRanga,Sangliyana,Avale Nanna Hendathi,En Swamy Aliyendre ,Deva,Doctor Krishna,CBI Shankar,Undu Hoda ,KonduHoda,Halli Mestru,Mala Shree Mama Shree,Muddina Mava,Devara Maga,Swalpa Adjust Madikoli,Pandu ranga Vittala,Cyanide,School Master,Kempe Gowda ,CBI Satya,GoliSoda,Ellide Illi Tanaka and few i am not remembering.She has acted with all the leading actors of Tamil and Kannada Films.Kannada Anant Nag,Devaraj,Shashikumar, Avinashlate Shankar Nag,Doddana,Late S.P.Balasubramaniam.Directors Viz,Nagathi halli ChandraSekhar and many.I still remember Anant Nag comes as Cow Doctor for the village later he changed .Recently Maatraan and Ellide Illi Tanaka i enjoyed recently.Her husband is another talented Cinematographer H.C.Venugopal whom i admire for his frame work.What little i know i am writting this column from 2008 every week Monday.If there is any error found kindly ignore.Today i am very happy to tribute this talented actress,activist and politician.Incidently i am staying in JP Nagar where this talented actress is residing if i am right.

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