Rahamat Tarikere

Rahamat Tarikere (born 26 August 1959) is a Kannada writer, critic and teacher. He is well known for his sharp insights and his critical view on culture. He is one noted writers of the new generation of writers in Kannada. Currently he is a Professor in Kannada University at Hampi.[1]

Rahamat Tarikere
Born(1959-08-26)26 August 1959
Samatala, Tarikere, Karnataka
OccupationWriter, academic
LanguageKannada
NationalityIndia
SubjectVarious Themes
Notable worksKattiyanchina Daari

Early life and education

He was born on 26 August 1959 at Samatala village in Tarikere Taluk in Chikkamagaluru district in Karnataka state, India. He completed his BA with a university First rank. He bagged seven Gold Medals for the M.A. in Kannada Literature from Mysore University.

Literary work
  • Prathi samskruthi (1993)
  • Maradolagina Kicchu (1984)
  • Samskruthika Adhyayana (2004)
  • Loka Virodhigala Jotheyalli' (Interviews)(2006)
  • Kattiyanchina Daari (2009)
  • Prathi Samskruthi (1993)
  • Karnatakada Sufigalu (1998)
  • Andamaan Kanasu (2000)
  • KadaLi hokku bande (2011)
  • Nadedashtoo naadu' (2012)
  • Amirbai karnataki (2012)
  • Netu bidda navilu (2013)
  • Karnatakada Moharrum (2014)
  • Samshodhana meemaamse (2014)
  • Geramaradi KathegaLu (2016)
  • karnataka shaktapantha (2017)
  • Gurupra Qadri Tatvapada (2017)
  • Tatvapada Praveshike (with Arun Jolad) 2017
  • Sanna Sangathi (2018)
  • Nettara Sutaka (2018)
  • Bagila Maathu (2018)
  • Rajadharma (2019)
  • NyayanishTurigala Jatheyalli (Interviews) 2020

Awards and recognition
  • Karnataka Sahitya Academy Award for his collection of essays: Prathisamskruti (1993)
  • Karnataka Sahitya Academy award for his Research on sufis of Karnataka (1998)
  • Karnataka Sahitya Academy award for his travelogue Andaman Kanasu 2000
  • Sahitya Akademi Award in 2010 for Kattiyanchina Daari (returned)[2]
  • Karnataka Sahitya Akademy Honorary Award (2113) (Did not receive)[3]

References
  1. http://www.museindia.com/authprofile.asp?id=1611
  2. "Sahitya Akademi honour for Rahmat Tarikere". Deccan Herald. 20 December 2010. Retrieved 25 November 2012.
  3. Subraya, P V (7 January 2011). "Walking the precarious line". The Hindu. Retrieved 25 November 2012.
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