Mysuru-based S. Janaki Charitable Trust organised an event in Mysuru on Wednesday to pay tributes to late playback singer S. Janaki, who passed away on July. 11.
The programme was organised under the guidance of composer Hamsalekha. Singers of the Kannada Film Industry rendered the popular songs recorded by S. Janaki during her illustrious career spanning almost 60 years.
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@akshayakrishnaa@MiltonPeter12 The Karnataka state anthem has two themes: one celebrates India, the other Karnataka. Accordingly, some lines praise the nation while others honor the state. It also mentions great personalities from across India, including Nanak, Ramanand, and Kabir.
@Hyderabadi2911 https://t.co/UD3Q7mfsLD
Reportedly, it was her final wish to remain in Mysuru.
Even SPB had similar sentiments-
https://t.co/wMrgNl5YBg
@niketrajdwivedi This is Russell Market, not K.R. Market. A close-up of the entrance clearly shows the name: https://t.co/CYpoOIGi0J. Hard to see this as anything but engagement farming when the truth is so easily verifiable.