Thursday, October 21, 2010

256. Mangalore: Antiquity & Evolution -3

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Evolution of an ancient primitive tribal village called Manki through Mangar to Mangala, Mangalapura and Mangalur along the evolutionary tim...
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Friday, October 15, 2010

255. Import of ‘kuda’ element in place names

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Lexicography and Onomastics are two closely related disciplines. Each complements the other. Linguistic connections are noticed between te...
Thursday, October 7, 2010

254. Mangalore: Antiquity & Evolution -2

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The place name ‘Mangalur’ evidently came into existence after ca. 1400 CE during Vijayanagar administration in Mangalore. Before that the p...
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Sunday, September 26, 2010

253. Mangalore: Antiquity & Evolution-1

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Mangalore has changed immensely during the last five millennia! The city of Mangalore initially evolved as a group of agricultural village...
Tuesday, September 14, 2010

252. Rediscovering Tulunadu

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Strikingly odd conclusions or opinions, which go beyond ordinary understanding of a reader, attract a ridicule or disdain. More often than n...
Thursday, September 2, 2010

251. The ethnic Bijai : Bijapur

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The Mangalore city area north of Kodialbail (the original ‘Kudla’) around KSRTC Bus station and Bharath Mall etc is known as ‘Bijai’ area...
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Friday, August 20, 2010

250. From ‘OLA SAVARI’ to ‘VARASARI’

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 A decorated Bhoota (Spirit) with attendants, [Courtesy: :www.Mangalore.com] Words, in any language, are outcome of an idea, experience (...
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