By P.T. Bopanna (in picture) Coorg is not an ideal place for selling books as there are no regular book shops. Though there are no exclusive book shops, a few departmental store owners have...
By P.T. Bopanna Is Talacauvery temple, the birthplace of river Cauvery, the holiest place for the people of Coorg, being run by a bunch of people with Taliban mindset? The committee which manages the...
By P.T. Bopanna The downfall of the Siddaramaiah-led Congress government in Karnataka began with his move to turn Coorg (Kodagu) into a ‘communal laboratory’ by deciding to celebrate the birth anniversary of the controversial...
By P.T. Bopanna Was eminent journalist Shekhar Gupta (in picture) was being economical with truth when he said that prime minister Narendra Modi was parroting the RSS line on the reported bad treatment meted...
By P.T. Bopanna There is not much enthusiasm among the people of Karnataka in the elections to Karnataka Assembly slated for May 12. BJP president Amit Shah (in picture) and Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah...
By P.T. Bopanna I always pay a lot of attention to the cover page of my books. I know it for a fact that an attractive cover page helps in the marketing of the...
Facebook page ‘Coorg-Kodagu News’, considered as the news hub for Coorg-related news, has now more than 10,000 followers. The FB page was started by journalist P.T. Bopanna (in picture) in May, 2013, to highlight...
To mark the Kulletira family hockey tournament, renowned Kodagu artist Aimanda Rupesh Nanaiah (in picture) has painted the portraits of two warrior brothers from the Kulletira clan who had valiantly fought against the Mysore ruler...
By P.T. Bopanna The newly launched book ‘Are Kodavas (Coorgs) Hindus?’ by journalist P.T. Bopanna makes a strong case for a religious minority status for the Kodavas to safeguard their unique culture. The issue...
The ongoing spell of blossom showers in most parts of Coorg and in the coffee growing regions of Karnataka has brought much cheer to the planters. This is time for party as the planters...
