TuLu Research & Studies

A heritage blog by: Ravindra Mundkur & Hosabettu Vishwanatha

TuLu Research & Studies

A heritage blog by: Ravindra Mundkur & Hosabettu Vishwanatha

TuLu Research & Studies

A heritage blog by: Ravindra Mundkur & Hosabettu Vishwanatha

Monday, April 30, 2012

300. Hangarakatta

Hangarkatta is a coastal place on the bank of Seetha River in Kundapur Taluk, Udupi District. It was a marine trading port once upon a ti...

Friday, April 27, 2012

299. Ata tribes in Tulunadu

We have realized in the older posts herein that many of the ancient place names in Karavali-Tulunadu are paleo-ethnonyms signifying the p...

Friday, April 20, 2012

298. Talambu and Mogaveeras

The Nature is a great teacher to mankind from primitive stage. Barks of certain trees and fibres of certain non-wood plants were used f...

Friday, April 6, 2012

297. Weavers of Civilization

In early morning twilight, chipping at the serenity of the day-break is the monotonous thumping sound of a weaver’s loom mingled with mo...

Thursday, March 1, 2012

296. Ancient port of Basarur

The ancient port town of Basarur (or Basaruru, Basrur, Basroor), is one of the oldest known ports in the Karavali (West Coast) Karnataka...

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

295. Sankesha: the Conch colony

There are numerous ancient localities all over peninsular India named as Sankesha. People in general have forgotten the word Sankesha as ...

Friday, January 20, 2012

294. Mystery of Ekkār.

It is well known that the Tulu language shares many of its basic words with its sister languages like Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam and Telug...

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