Dharwad: ‘Vishwa Vinotana, Vidya Chetana, Sarva Hrudaya Sanskari, Jaya Bharati, Karunaada Saraswati, Gudi Gopura Shilpa Kalakruti …’ Such limping, which marks the start of the annual connection of the University of Karnatak, Dharwad.
Position by Channavea Kanavi, the song is the Ode poet for The alma mater, where he celebrates the inheritance of university-rich excellence, academic accuracy, and eternal dating with knowledge.
Not many students who graduated from Kud would know that the song was compiled by one of the most famous alumnus of the university.
Respected by his writer’s colleagues and his single talent, Kanavi was loved by his friends because of his gentle and friendly attitude.
The author Veena Shanteshwar summarizes the legacy of the Kanavi Literature in a brief: “Poetry is all this said; and so many are unspoken, and this applies to Kanavi poems, suggestions and sensitivity are the two main traits of the verse.” Property of sadness in Kanvi poetry embed a lot Value in his life, added Veena.
“Many generation literary students I grow into careful admirers, are influenced by their poem.
Kannadigas, especially the residents of Dharwad, will remain grateful forever for this,” he said.
In an interview he gave to this correspondent, Kanavi recognized his debt to KUD, the environment he said was conducive to his growth as.
poet.
“The creative atmosphere in Karnatak College and a beautiful natural environment from Dharwad inspired me to write poetry,” he said.
For poets, securing into Karnatak College is a dream that becomes a dream.
It was when writing a Mulki exam – a public exam for seventh grade students – in the training college for men who first saw in college, and when he enrolled on campus a few years later, it looked as if his fate had taken it there.
Kanavi considers himself lucky to have studied at the legs of literary titans like Vinayak Krishna Gokak, who later became the principal.
As a student, he wrote poetry, Funny Limerick, and an article, which he immediately served at literary events.
Many awards he won during the formative years were precursors for their famous innings in the literature.
When Gokak and Da Ra Bendre wrote the introduction to the poem collection, it was destiny rounded another loop in his life.
In his wife, Shantadevi Kanavi, he found a friend who was ideal, both in life and letters.
A famous writer, Shantadevi wrote many novels and collections of short shops treats life problems in his verses is the nature that holds it in a good life too.
He once said that the RS 15 remuneration he received from all Indian radio, where he was often invited to read poetry and participate in radio games, helping him pay rent for his room.
Kanavi, with friends and students who think of the same mind, form the ‘kavyanubhava’ which functions as an informal stage where young literature talents can express themselves among peers.