Mankuthimmana Kagga (ಮಂಕುತಿಮ್ಮನ ಕಗ್ಗ)

D.V.G was born in Mulagabigali, where he made culture, value, spirituality, philosophical thinking, and life through works such as Mankuthimma's Kaggapam. Father Devanahalli Venkataramanaiah, mother Alamelu. Elementary Education at Hometown. English lesson by KV Ramaswamy Iyer Additional reading and Sanskritization of child literature such as ROBINSON CRUSOE, SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON, STANFORD AND METRON at home in the evening. His younger grandparents were reading Sri Krishnaraja Vanivilasa, Kannada Vachhana India, Sri Jayachamarajendra Vilasa, and Kannada Ramayana. This led to the introduction of the old literature in early childhood. The music, dance, and dancing programs that grew up around the house.

After attending LS High School and attending Maharaja's College, Mysore, the grandmother's grandmother never returned to Mysore. Then belongs to Kolar High School. When Krishnaswamy Iyer, the biographer, told him to read the biography of Gladstone by Lord Marley, his knowledge sparked. He later worked for a Christian organization, earning money from the edits of Tennyson, Longfellow, Maxmuller, Dawson, and others. But behind the matriculation in the text.

Meanwhile, the burden of brood fell on his head, necessitating seeking employment. At the Ismail Sater Store in Champion Reef. He came to Bangalore as a substitute teacher for Mulabhilu, for the employees. The inevitable entry into journalism that they never intended. Occasional employment in newspapers such as Sooriyodaya Publisher, Mysore Standard, Evening Mail, Mysore Times. Articles are written for newspapers such as The Indian Patriot in Madras because of the imposition of press quarrels in Return to Bangalore Named as a member of the Bangalore Municipal Council. Half weekly in Karnataka. The following is the Indian Review of Reviews. The newspaper published in Karnataka Life and Meaning of Karnataka. He continued to write about the political events of the day.

Social and political issues and biographies such as Diwan Ranga Charlu (1), Gopalakrishna Gokhale (3), Sir K.K. Seshadri Iyer (1916), Sivabhinava Nrusimhabharati Swami (1917), Tolstoy (1917).

There were several awards in search of DVG who turned away the honors. Honorary Doctorate of Mysore University (2), Central Sahitya Akademi Award for the work of Srimadbhagavad Gita (3), civilian honors, and fundraising (1).

DVG, who was a poet, journalist, freedom fighter, lyricist, achiever, and servant of Nadunadi, departed from all walks of life on 1 October.