Srikantaiah (93), former Founder Principal of the National Institute of Commerce, Sardar Patel Road, Mysuru and a resident of Yadavagiri, passed away at Bengaluru on Feb. 28, following brief illness. He leaves behind his wife Lakshmi, three sons, daughters-in-law and a host of relatives and friends. Srikantaiah was the first to introduce Kannada typewriting in Southern Karnataka. Last rites were performed in Bengaluru on Feb. 28.
T. Srikantaiah
Srikantaiah (93), former Founder Principal of the National Institute of Commerce, Sardar Patel Road, Mysuru and a resident of Yadavagiri, passed away at Bengaluru on Feb. 28, following brief illness. He leaves…
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