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Dyamappa Kallappa Naikar,
commonly known as D. K.
Naikar (7 July 1927 - 31 July 1999) was an
Indian politician. He was born in
Kolivad Village in Hubli...
- Nayakar, Nayakkar, Nayaker,
Naikar, Naidu, or
Naicker is a
title used in
South India by a few Kannada,
Tamil and
Telugu speaking people,
sometimes as a...
- Rani
Chennamma by
Sangamesh Tammanagoudar Queen of
Kittur by
Basavaraja Naikar Rani Chennamma's
samadhi or
burial place is in Bailhongal.
Parliament House...
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Hindu Tamil Nadu.
Contributions to
Indian Sociology. Vol. 10. pp. 213–243.
Naikar,
Basavaraj S. (1984). Sarvajna: the
omniscient poet of Karnataka. Dharwad:...
- truth: to
disposses any one of land is to deny him an identity.—Basavaraj
Naikar The book is part of a
trilogy (along with The
Village and The
Sword and...
- The Hindu. Kanakadasa-The
Golden servant of Lord Hari (2001) by
Basavaraj Naikar,
National Book
Trust ISBN 81-237-3664-9
Kanaka Daasara Padagalu (1997) By...
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unsuccessfully contested against then 3-time
Indian National Congress MP D. K.
Naikar from
Dharwad North Lok
Sabha constituency during 1991
Indian general elections...
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Retrieved 2014-09-01. Sarvajna: the
omniscient poet of
Karnataka -
Basavaraj Naikar.
Encyclopedia of
Indian Women Through the Ages:
Ancient India –
Simmi Jain...
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Ramananda Jyotsna Kamat (2008) Kanakadasa: The
Golden Servant,
Basavaraj Naikar (2007),
Indian Literature, Vol. 51, No. 5,
pages 88–100
Ronald McGregor...
- 2024.
Naikar,
Basavaraj S. (2001). The
Rebellious Rani of
Belavadi and
Other Stories.
Atlantic Publishers & Dist. ISBN 978-81-269-0127-2.
Naikar, Basavaraj...
