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From: mece21x@rosie.uh.edu (Yesudas, Michael)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.kerala
Subject: Re: Tippu Sultan - some speculation
Date: 26 Jan 1993 11:17 CST
Organization: University of Houston
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In article <1993Jan26.074255.10567@ac.dal.ca>, indran@ac.dal.ca writes...
>> 
>> I thought Tippu Sultan's progress into Kerala was halted at Sultan's
>> Battery. When one drives down from Banglore via that route, one
>> descends upon Sultan's Battery very soon after one crosses the border.

I think there is a fort of Tippu Sultan at Palghat. I went there long ago and
I was told that there was a tomb of some general of Tippu's army in there. I
also recall the statement that "Tippu Sultan won 12 battles against the British,
no other Indian king had even won a skirmish against them, uptill then". The
person who finally sealed the fate of Tippu in 1799(??) went on to lead the 
combined forces of Austria-Prussia and Britain against Napoleon in 1815, in
the battle of Waterloo. If I am not mistaken, his title was the Duke of 
Wellington.

I still have some doubts about that dubious claim. When I was in 8 std, 
there was a lesson about a King who ruled from Quilon (near Calicut), I
forget his name, but the time frame was also the same near about 1800 or so.
And if my memory is correct, his entire small tiny kingdom was beseiged
by the same Duke's army for months together. Does anyone remember this?

Sincerely
Michael
From: mece21x@rosie.uh.edu (Yesudas, Michael)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.kerala
Subject: Heated Discussions and the Moderator
Date: 25 Jan 1993 12:45 CST
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A heated discussion can originate from various reasons. Mr. X says something.
Mr. Y says something else, X replies, Y follows and so on. And either one of
the parties turn the argument into a vitriolic one by any form of abuse. 
However, sooner or later, one of the parties give up/ pull out/ the rest of the
crowd steps in, to tell the two Saddams "Shut up!"

This is the natural limit of a heated discussion which comes up from the 
unyielding nature of the two parties involved.

Another type of heated discussion could be where a lot of people post and 
repost and finally the original discussion gets masked into some silly one. And
then people slowly start losing interest and less and less postings appear
incourse of time and the issue dies out without any specific end result....

This is the natural limit of a heated discussion which comes up from the 
over enthusiastic nature of all the parties involved.

Another one can be of a different nature, where the issue itself is a very 
delicate one. Arguments and counterarguments come up, and all the people take a
stand on yes/no/maybe/none of these and then people call it adios.

This is the natural limit of a heated discussion which comes up from the
delicate nature of the issue involved.

Similarily, if natural limits exist, in each of the cases, why do we need a
policeman and a jury?

Heated discussions and arguments don't lead anybody anywhere, you neither help
the other person, nor you help yourself. At the end all you get is a feeling 
of ego hassle (and ego boost, till the other fellow's posting comes through)
and frustration. I sincerely believe that every self respecting individual 
knows this.

How many such heated arguments did we really have, after close to 1300
postings? Or is that we are not optimistic anymore?

The oft quoted SCI example, proves a very simple point. People will quit the 
newsgroup if it does not serve the purpose, whether moderated or unmoderated.
And it is very interesting to note that all the people who have written about
SCI have/had subcribed to the same newsgroup. Everybody is still optimistic...

Let us not have traffic lights all over the place, let us drive through 
the freeways of fun. 

Sincerely
Michael
From: chidi@eng.umd.edu (Chidi Subramanian)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.kerala
Subject: Neelagiriyude
Date: 22 Jan 1993 21:18:11 -0600
Organization: UTexas Mail-to-News Gateway
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Here is the lyrics of "Suprabhaatham .."
 
    Suprabhaatham ..
    Neelagiriyude sakhikale jwalamukhikale
    Jyothirmayiyam ushssinu velli chamaram veesum mekhangale
    Suprabhaatam ..
 
    Anjanakallukal minukki adukki
    Akhilanda mandala silpi
    Paninjittum paninjittum panitheerathoru prapanja manthirame
    Ninte nalukettinte panippura muttattu
    Njanente murikoodi paniyichotte
 
    Aha ha..  Oho ho ..
 
    Ayiram thamara thalirukal vidarthi
    Arayannangale valarthi
    Vasanthavum shishiravum kulikkanirngunna vanasarovarame
    Ninte neelavarmudi churulinte attattu
    Njanente pookoodi choodichotte
 
    Aha ha Oho ho ..

Chidambaram  

Movie : Pani theeratha veedu
Lyrics : Vayalar
Singer : Yesudas

chidi@src.umd.edu
From: chidi@eng.umd.edu (Chidi Subramanian)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.kerala
Subject: OomlaLe kandu nJan
Date: 26 Jan 1993 19:20:08 GMT
Organization: Project GLUE, University of Maryland, College Park
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	Speaking of nostalgia, who can forget the sight of "Aanakkaran"
Keshavan (played by Madhu) in Sindhooracheppu, lying under a peepal tree
on a moonlight night as he sings the following song ..

	OomalaLe kandu nJan poonkinavil
	Tharakangal punchirichcha neelaravil
	OomalaLe ..

	Nalunila panthalittu vanilambiLi
	Naadhaswara meeLamittu paathirakkiLi
	
	Naalunila ..

	Ekayayee ragalolayayee
	Ente munnil vannavaL kununGi ninnu

	Ekayayee ..
	KununGi ninnu munnil Kunungi ninnu

	OomalaLe ..

	NJan thozhunna kovilile deviyaanavaL
	NJan kothikkum devaloka raaniyanavaL

	Njan ..

	ThaaLamanavaL jeevaragamanavaL
	Thaalicharthum nJanavaLkee neelaravil

	ThalamanvaL ..

	Thaalicharthum nJaanee neelaravil

	OomalaLe
From: glevin@athena.mit.edu (Golan Levin)
Subject: Khomuz
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Distribution: na
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 01:09:07 GMT

Another highlight was Anatoly Kuulaar's performance on the demir khomuz, or 
steel jew's harp, which he proceeded to play with two hands, with one hand,
and with no hands (!) by flicking the filament with his tongue.
From: dickson@micro.caltech.edu (Jeff Dickson)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.tuva
Subject: Concerts
Date: 26 Jan 93 02:59:45 GMT
Organization: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
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I just checked the remainder of the concerts with the guy in New Jersey 
who is arranging the tour. 
 
 
Jan 27-28       Hanover, New Hampshire: Dartmouth College.
                Call (603) 646-1393.
Jan 29          Amhearst College.  Call (603) 646-1393.
Jan 30          Ohio: Oberlin College
                Call (603) 646-1393
Feb 3           UC Santa Cruz. Call (408) 459-2857
Feb 6           1-4 pm.  Asian Art Museum, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.
                [ lecture at 1 or 1:30, concert at 3:30 ] 
                Call (415) 668-8921.
Feb 9           Monterey Institute for International Studies
                Call (408) 647-4154.
Feb 13		Victory Park, Pasadena.   The last public concert. 
 
There is also a concert in Yosemite, but I haven't got the details.

 
For information on "The Friends of Tuva" send a SASE to
Friends of Tuva, Box 70021, Pasadena CA, 91117.

[Do it - Ralph's "only" received 200+ letters in the last two weeks!]


For those people unable to catch the Tuva tour this year, you *might* have
a chance sooner than was previously thought.  It looks like Tuva Tuva 94
is a very good possibility.  Please don't bug Ralph about trying to get your
town on the list.  Yet, anyways.
From: dickson@micro.caltech.edu (Jeff Dickson)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.tuva
Subject: Newspaper articles needed
Date: 27 Jan 93 06:12:39 GMT
Organization: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
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Yikes, I'm soon about to surpass yackob's posting total on this group!

Anyways, to those people fortunate to have the Tuva machine rolling through
their area, I'd appreciate a copy of any newspaper or like coverage of them.
I have the LA stuff, and the NY Times, but if there's anything else please
send it along.  We need promo ammo!

If you're mailing to HQ anyways, send it to:

	Friends of Tuva, Box 70021, Pasadena CA, 91117.

If not, send it to:

	Jeff Dickson, 116-81 Caltech, Pasadena CA, 91125.


Thanks.

[ObTuvaNews:
They should be getting some kind of national exposure when they get back 
to California.
]
From: dickson@micro.caltech.edu (Jeff Dickson)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.tuva
Subject: Re: Khomuz
Date: 25 Jan 93 10:51:43 GMT
Organization: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
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glevin@athena.mit.edu (Golan Levin) writes:

>Another highlight was Anatoly Kuulaar's performance on the demir khomuz, or 
>steel jew's harp, which he proceeded to play with two hands, with one hand,
>and with no hands (!) by flicking the filament with his tongue.

The troupe that was on tour last summer had a terrific crowd pleaser on that
one.  While on was playing with two hands, another would come up behind
and start playing with one hand, and then they would work to no hands.
I won't even try to describe it, but it was fantastic.

They did it for one of their concerts here in Southern California, but
they only do it for full scale concerts.  They would have done it in New York,
but they were pressed for time.
From: corun@access.digex.com (Corun MacAnndra)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.tuva
Subject: Re: Ted Levin
Date: 21 Jan 1993 15:56:22 GMT
Organization: Express Access Online Communications, Greenbelt, MD USA
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On the topic of music, has anyone run across any recordings by a Mongolian
rock band called Ganghis Khan? I saw a bit on them in a news cast a few
years ago. I'd really like to get ahold of a tape or CD but don't know
if their music has made it to the U.S. nor where to even begin looking for
info beyond this newsgroup. Thanks in advance.

Baryatai,
Corun

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From: dickson@micro.caltech.edu (Jeff Dickson)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.tuva
Subject: Re: Tuva Concert in the Midwest
Date: 26 Jan 93 02:54:19 GMT
Organization: California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
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glevin@athena.mit.edu (Golan Levin) writes:

>The Tuvans also announced that they had written a song about their encounter
>with Frank Zappa, but that they were saving it so that they could premiere
>it next week in San Francisco. 


Yeah, this was Ralph's idea.  The story gets better, however, because 
Zappa has written a song for the Tuvans and has invited them back to
record it!
From: Alison.L.Moll@dartmouth.edu (Alison L. Moll)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.tuva
Subject: concert update
Date: 24 Jan 93 02:39:22 GMT
Reply-To: alison.moll@dartmouth.edu
Organization: Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH
X-Posted-From: InterNews1.0b6@newshost.dartmouth.edu


for those of you interested, concerts and workshops have been added to
the tuvan stop in hanover!  the updated schedule is as follows:

jan. 25 harmonic chants workshop 8:30
jan. 26 david hykes workshop 8:30
jan. 27 tuvan concert 8:00
jan. 28 tuvan concerts 5:30 & 8:00

i don't exactly know what the workshops entail, but i do know that they
both are free!  all presentations are in the faulkner recital hall at
the hopkins center.
From: glevin@athena.mit.edu (Golan Levin)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.tuva
Subject: Tuva Concert in the Midwest
Date: 25 Jan 93 00:07:53 GMT
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Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology

To: ssw6325@ocvaxa.cc.oberlin.edu
Subject: Overtones in Ohio
Newsgroups: alt.culture.tuva
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cc: 
Bcc: 

Ekii all.  This is just to remind everyone that the Tuvans will be performing
Saturday, January 30th, at Oberlin College in Ohio. This is their only
stop in the Midwest, so if you've been unable to travel out to the coastal
performances, now's your chance to see them. The Tuvans will perform at Warner
Concert Hall in the Oberlin Conservatory of Music at 8 pm; the admission 
is 4 dollars. The Tuvans will also provide a short demonstration/workshop/
seminar on Khoomei with Ted Levin at 3 pm at the conservatory. For
more details, contact Shelly Wynecoop at ssw6325@ocvaxa.cc.oberlin.edu   .

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I just saw ( and helped arrange ) the Tuvan shows at MIT and Harvard
last Tuesday and this afternoon.  I was really quite stunned by their 
musicianship.   Some of the highlights were a piece in which Kaigal-ool
Khovalig sang *three*notes at the same time, controlling the upper two
independently, and a piece in which all three sang a low kargyraa together
but varied their fundamental pitches over time. This last sounded a great
deal like the Gyoto and Gyume Tibetan Monks.  Ted Levin explained that
Genghis Khan had employed Tuvans in his army, and, according to new-found
documents, used them to scare off enemies with this fringhtening chant.

The Tuvans also announced that they had written a song about their encounter
with Frank Zappa, but that they were saving it so that they could premiere
it next week in San Francisco.
From: glevin@athena.mit.edu (Golan Levin)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.tuva
Subject: Ohio Concert
Date: 29 Jan 1993 04:01:38 GMT
Organization: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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JUST a reminder that the Tuvans are set to perform on Saturday, January 30th, at
8 pm, at Oberlin College's Warner Concert Hall in the Conservatory of Music.
This will be the only performance in the midwest! Please come.
	Oberlin is located about 30 miles west of Cleveland; the Conservatory is
easily located at the corners of Professor and College Streets. Directions from 
Cleveland are as follows: Take I-480 West to route 20/322, whose left-hand
exit is about three miles past Great Northern Mall.  Continue west on 20/322,
even past the point at which it changes into route 10.  Continue about 10 or 15
minutes until you see the Oberlin exit.  Get off and continue until you reach
town; you will be on Lorain street.  Go past the park (known as Tappan Square),
and immediately make a left on Professor Street. The Conservatory is located 
at the end of this block, across College street, on the left hand side; 
it's a white building with lots of gothic vertical spikes - but don't confuse it
with King building, which looks identical but is on the right side of Professor 
Street. 
	Admission is 4 dollars at the door. 

Peace,
Golan Levin

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From: eerginel@unix.amherst.edu (ERDEM ERGINEL)
Subject: Tuva concert @ Amherst College
Organization: Amherst College
X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.1 PL7]
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 19:12:11 GMT


The concert will be given on January 29, at 8.00 p.m. at Buckley Recital
Hall, Amherst College. The concert will be free of charge.

Regards,

Erdem
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From: sbangalo@tomcat.ece.uc.edu (Subramanyam)
Subject: Re: Sugama Sangeetha
Organization: University of Cincinnati
Distribution: usa
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 17:07:36 GMT

In article <1993Jan21.093617.705@news.cs.indiana.edu> "shankar" <shankar@cs.indiana.edu> writes:
>
>   Santa Shishunala Shareepha ?
>
    Yes he is Santa Shishunala Shareepha.

    --Subbu.
-- 
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   bsubrama@uceng.uc.edu
From: raja@vax2.concordia.ca (BALIKE, MAHESHARAJA B.)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.karnataka
Subject: kannada haadu
Date: 22 Jan 93 15:05:00 GMT
Organization: Concordia University
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41

Snehithare,
         Nimmalli yarigaadaru "Haadu baa kogile.. Nalidaadu baa kogile.."
amba kannada haadina lyrics gotthiddare dayamaadi post maaduviraa?
Nanna obba geleyanige adu urgent aagi bekaagittu.

thank you,
mahesh
From: raja@vax2.concordia.ca (BALIKE, MAHESHARAJA B.)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.karnataka
Subject: kannada haadu
Date: 22 Jan 93 14:53:00 GMT
Organization: Concordia University
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41

Snehithare,
          Nimmalli yarigaadaru "Haadu baa kogile.. Nalidaadu ba kogile.."
amba kannada haadina lyrics gotthiddare dayamadi post maaduviraa?
Nanna obba geleyanige adu urgent aagi bekagittu.
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From: naik@nynexst.com (Jay Naik)
Subject: Re: kannada haadu  "HaaDu Baa Kogile "
Organization: Nynex Science and Technology
Date: Sat, 23 Jan 93 04:21:22 GMT


  
From: sharma@sol1.lrsm.upenn.edu (Srivatsa Madhusudhan Sharma -Aravas) :

|>haaDu baa kogile nalidaDu baare navile
|>sirigannaDaambeya jaya dhwani moLegele
|>hindina kirtiya gaLisalu bandu
	^^^^^^???
|> Corrections, of course, are always welcome. Wasn't GhantaSala
|> singer of this song?.

       Singer  : P. Nageshwara Rao  (VERY "telugu accent"!)
       Lyrics  : Hunsoor Krishnamurthy
       Film    : Veera Sankalpa 

 The following is your version with my nitpicking corrections :-(
 (My convention: T/Th/D/Dh/N - retroflexed, t/th/d/dh/n - dental)

 	haaDu baa kOgile nalidaaDu baare navile
 	sirigannaDaambeya jayadhwani moLagele
	haaDu....

	kannaDanaaDu nammadendu,
	kannaDigarigade guDiyendu 
	kanDakanDavara jaDate neegisi 
	ganDugaligaLa tanDava beLesi 
	haaDu....

	hindina keertiya gaLisalu bandu
	mundaDi(y)iDutaa naDeyiro endu
	maardanigoLalE ninnaya swaravu
	mugiligEralE kannaDadhwajavu
	maardanigoLalE ninnaya swaravu
	mugiligEralE kannaDadhwajavu
	haaDu...	

 
 Cheers,
--------------
 Jayant Naik

 p.s. A few other classic songs in praise of kannaDa/kannaDanaaDu 
      come to mind (it's been years..) :

 apaarakeertigaLisi mereva bhavyanaaDidu....
 kannaDadaa makkaLella Ondaagi banni....
 kannaDave taaynuDiyu karunaaDu taaynaaDu....
 sirikannaDanaadu puNyada beeDU sundara, haalu jEnu ereva mandaara...
 udayavaagali namma cheluva kannaDanaaDu...
 jaya karnaaTaka jaya karnaaTaka.....
 kannaDada kuladEvi kaapaaDu baa taaye....
 bhaaratajananiya tanujaatE jayahE karnaaTaka maatE....
 baa taayi bhaaratiye bhaavabhaageerathiye....
 nammoore chanda nammavare anda kannaDabhaashe karNaananda....
 ellaadaru iru entaadaru iru endendigu nee kannaDavaagiru.....

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From: gowda@uokmax.ecn.uoknor.edu (M.V.Rajeev Gowda)
Subject: Karnataka Cabinet Expanded
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 22:08:07 GMT
Distribution: na
Organization: Engineering Computer Network, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, USA


The Karnataka cabinet has just been expanded.  27 new ministers have been
inducted to the current 14 member ministry.  While the Speaker and Deputy
Speaker have been included, no member of the erstwhile Bangarappa crew
have been renominated (Kharge and Dharam Singh snuck into the first list).

S.M. Krishna has been made Deputy Chief Minister; I think this is the first
time such a position has been created in the state.  Here is the list of
some of the ministers with the districts they represent in parentheses.  The
list is incomplete (got to keep those phone calls short!)

S.M. Krishna, Deputy C.M. (Mandya)

Cabinet: Nagamma Keshavamurthy (Chitradurga), Chaudhuri (Bijapur), Rane 
	(Uttara Kannada)

Ministers of State:  Chinnappa (Kodagu), Parikal Mallappa (Bangalore), 
	Ramalinga Reddy (Bangalore), H.K. Patil (Dharwar), Nage Gowda
	(Mandya), Premachandra Sagar (Bangalore), Saliyana (?), Om
	Prakash (Belgaum)

Deputy Ministers:	Nazeer Ahmad (Kolar)

Six of the new inductees are members of the Legislative Council.

**************
Rajeev Gowda

P.S. In the recent central cabinet reshuffle it looks like Tara Devi and
Siddu Nyame Gowda were dropped and Chandrasekhara Murthy and Basavarajeshwari
taken in their place.  Seems unfortunate for Siddu Nyame Gowda.  He was a
novice in high level politics but extremely successful as a grassroots 
leader and organizer -- he organized a citizen-built barrage across the
Krishna/Malaprabha (?) and probably rewarded with a ministerial position a
little too early because he had defeated Ramakrishna Hegde in the polls.

Krishna/Malaprabha (?) a
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From: wadawad@nas.nasa.gov (Ganesh Wadawadigi)
Subject: City code for HUBLI
Organization: NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field CA
Date: 27 Jan 93 12:46:48
Distribution: usa



Hi folks,

I was wondering if it is possible to direct-dial to Hubli. If yes,
could you please email me the city code.

Thanks
-g

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From: "shankar" <shankar@cs.indiana.edu>
Subject: Re: Sugama Sangeetha
Organization: Indiana University, Bloomington
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 09:36:06 -0500

In article <C16sy3.Itp@sunfish.usd.edu> dinesh@charlie.usd.edu writes:
>
> I also wanted to know the name of Muslim Saint poet who wrote 
>"Kodagana Koli Nungittha.."
>
>- Dinesh.


   Santa Shishunala Shareepha ?


- shankar
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From: sharma@sol1.lrsm.upenn.edu (Srivatsa Madhusudhan Sharma -Aravas)
Newsgroups: alt.culture.karnataka
Subject: Re: kannada haadu  "HaaDu Baa Kogile "
Date: 22 Jan 93 17:45:36 GMT
Organization: LRSM, University of Pennsylvania

In article <22JAN199310054115@vax2.concordia.ca> raja@vax2.concordia.ca (BALIKE, MAHESHARAJA B.) writes:
>Snehithare,
>         Nimmalli yarigaadaru "Haadu baa kogile.. Nalidaadu baa kogile.."
>amba kannada haadina lyrics gotthiddare dayamaadi post maaduviraa?
>Nanna obba geleyanige adu urgent aagi bekaagittu.
>
>thank you,
>mahesh

Hi,
	Could not resist such a quick reply to this :-).
Here is what my faint memory ( and getting fainter.& er....er!!)
of the song is:

 	haaDu baa kogile nalidaDu baare navile
 	sirigannaDaambeya jaya dhwani moLegele
	haaDu....

	kannaDa naaDu namadendu,
	kannaDigarigade guDiyendu 
	KanDa KanDavara jaDathe neegisi 
	ganDugaligaLa thanDava belesi 
	haaDu....

	hindina kirtiya gaLisalu bandu
	^^^^^^???
	munnaDi iDutha naDeyiro endu
	maardhanigoLale ninnaya swaravu
	mugiligerale kannaDa dhwajavu
	( and the trumpet sounds here :-) ).
	maardhanigoLale ninnaya swaravu
	mugiligerale kannaDa dhwajavu
	HaaDu...	

	Corrections, of course, are always welcome. Wasn't GhantaSala
 singer of this song?.

-Srivatsa M. Sharma.


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