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Shishunal sharif was not a vachana writer and lived in 19th cent. Ramashray
[edit] BANDAYA SAHITYA
Now a days Banday Sahitya is moving on to down. In early 1980s these kind of sahitya moved against landlords, castesism, child abuse etc.
[edit] Oxyrhyncus papyri
Would it be worthwhile mentioning the archaic Halegannada dialogue which occurs in a Greek play contained in the Egyptian Oxyrhyncus Papyri? As far as I know no-one has been able to suggest alternative readings of the lines even though they've tried to argue that it isn't Kannada. It predates the Halmidi inscriptions by a good many centuries. -- Arvind 00:30, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
- See Oxyrhynchus 413. -- Arvind 22:15, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
