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Mukund Shanbhag of Kodkani
Known as "Mukundanna", he was influenced by Gandhi, practiced several innovations and practiced Swadeshi.


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Portrait of M. R. PaiPortrait of Ramdas M. PaiPortrait of Kasturi Mohan PaiPortrait of Eric OzarioPortrait of N. Purushothama MallayaPortrait of Ratnavarma HeggadePortrait of Manjayya HeggadeBaje Krishna Kamat of SringeriArtist Mukta Venkatesh at the age of 100Portrait of Sachdev NagarkarThe Upanayanam Ceremony for Madiman Brothers
Picture of Rukmabai KamatPicture of Mukta Sidenur with son RajeshPicture of Shankara KantuPicture of Uday Ganapati ShanbhagBusinessman Jaivant Desai with wife Sudha DesaiBabysitter Tara MestaPicture of Madhukar Narasimha DesaiBhimsen Joshi Rendering a KhayalBhimsen Joshi (on left) with India GandhiChitra VisweswaranNaushad Ali with Anita Sen, Sushilarani Baburao Patel
Bhalachandra B. Burde of KumtaColleagues Sadar, Udayadri, MSP Prabhu, and Jyotsna KamatTwin Sisters Mani and Manas ShanbhagS.M. Krishnarao, and B.S. ShastriBedu Gowda of Honavar, 1982Priest Appa Bhat (on right) of HonavarVithal Rao Hodake, and his son-in-law, Ramanna KamatM.Y. GhorpadeTeacher R.S. ShanbhagPicture of Anand Desai, circa 1975Picture of Uma Kantu
Postman Ramzanji from JobnairHousehold Help Siddamma, MysoreMrs. and Mr. Goruru Ramaswamy IyengarCan you Speak Up PleasePoet K.S. Narasimha Swamy and his WifePoet K.S. Narasimha Swamy and his WifePortrait of Sheikh Gulab, 1976Kannada Novelist Yeshavant ChittalPortrait of Kamalabai DhareshwarA. Ramesh RaoA. Ramesh Rao
Portrait of Amita KantuAnnasaheb KarveP.M. Audi Keshavalu NaickerB.R. VadappiBasti Vaman ShenoiSocialist Leader Bhai KotwalPicture of Bhairathi MestaBhikku Vasudev kamatBhikku Vasudev Kamat with Grandson RadhakrishnaBhulabhai J. Desai (1877-1946)Bhupendra Nath Basu
M. D. Joshi, circa 1937Chief Coach Joginder Singh SainiDancer D. Keshava and his Swiss wife EstherDaughter of BhaktamitranManjamma Jogathi of BellaryMr. and Mrs. Devidas GandhiJairamdas Doulatram, Congressman from SindhFreedom Fighter and Scholar K. M. MunshiGhanashyamdas Birla (1894-1983)Gardner KalipadGokulbhai Bhatt
Zoo Worker Rajan feeding Sumati the GorillaGorur Sheshamma Ramaswamy IyengarIndra ShradhanandK. F. NarimanLawyer K.M. KamatAn Old PhotographKannada Researcher K.R. GaneshaArtist K. Venkatappa (1886-1965)Portrait of a Kalyani Pandurang PrabhuKamalakar Desai of KalasaReformer Kamalamma Dasappa
A Meeting of Kannada Humorists...Kathak Dancer Maya RaoMembers of Kekre FamilyK. Srinivas Pai and Wife Padmavati PaiKrishna Kanta Handique (1898 -1982)Cloth Merchant Laxman KamatM.S. NatrajanM.S. NatrajanManjula Narasimhan at the tank of SibiYou are hereTrade Union Leader N. M. Joshi
Nandan (Soyiro) PrabhuPicture of Nilkod Bal KamatPicture of Uma GolikeriProf. Ramachandra SharmaRamakrishna Bua Waze (1871-1945)Kids of Car Street, HonavarSawai Gandharvas Last DaysPoetess Shashikala VeerayyaswamyPortrait of Sheikh GulabSundar BasrurkarSuresh Basrurkar
Novelist T. R. Subba Rao (Ta.Ra.Su)TV Anchor Shailaja SantoshUma NehruPortrait of Umesh KamatPicture of V. G. BhatPicture of V.SitaramiahSinger Vasanti nayakMusician Veene JayammaVishnu das magesh shirali, 1907-1984Vishnu das magesh shirali, 1907-1984Portrait of Vrinda Mundkur Dilip Kumar

 

 

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The Janata Database is different from all other parts of this website, because the subjects are identified.


So instead of being a brahmin, a beggar, a tribal or an entertainer, they become historical figures.

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