Pioneers Stories from Mangalore

When Islamic literature in Kannada was scarce, M. Sadulla of Mangaluru translated and wrote in plain language for readers who knew Kannada, not Urdu. Here is what the public record says about his life, his books and his work at Sanmarga.

Every Republic Day, the names that get repeated are the same: Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. One name that almost never comes up, despite writing the document's original draft before the Drafting Committee ever touched it, belongs to a doctor's son from Mangalore.His

He inherited a family business built on timber and trade. Dr. Yenepoya Abdulla Kunhi turned it into a 32-acre campus of medical, dental and nursing colleges, and a university that today carries his family's name across Karnataka.

Discover the inspiring story of R.K. Baliga, the visionary behind Bengaluru’s Electronic City whose foresight helped shape India’s technology revolution.