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| 2013 Rajyotsava Awards | |
|---|---|
| Date | 1 November 2013 |
| Location | Bangalore, Karnataka |
| Country | India |
| Presented by | Government of Karnataka |
The list of Karnataka Rajyotsava Award recipients for the year 2013 is below. [1]
| Recipient | Field |
|---|---|
| Ko. Channabasappa | Literature |
| Chandrakanth Kusanur | Literature |
| Mallika Ghanti | Literature |
| K. B. Siddaiah | Literature |
| Srikantha Koodige | Literature |
| Gajanan Harimahale | Theatre |
| H. V. Venkatasubbaiah | Theatre |
| N. Rathna | Theatre |
| Florina Bai | Theatre |
| Shashidhar Adapa | Theatre |
| Sohan Kumari | Music |
| Fayaz Khan | Music |
| Basavaraj Thirakappa Bhajantri | Music |
| Hanumantha Rao Gonavar | Music |
| M. Shakuntala Hanumanthappa | Dance |
| Shanthi Nayak | Folklore |
| Elisappa Madara | Folklore |
| Bannur Kempamma | Folklore |
| Mahadevappa Monappa Badiger | Folklore |
| Sharanappa Vadigeri | Folklore |
| K. M. Raghava Nambiar | Yakshagana |
| Narayana Hasyagara Nellikatte | Yakshagana |
| Rayappa Sangappa Kumbar | Yakshagana |
| Lakshmi Bai Salahalli | Yakshagana |
| Sulagitti Narasamma | Social Work |
| Kondajji B. Shanumkhappa | Social Work |
| Myna Gopalakrishna | Social Work |
| T. Raja | Social Work |
| Basavalingappa S. Jamakhandi | Social Work |
| Aarathi Krishna | Overseas Kannadiga |
| Harekala Hajabba | Others |
| Eshwar Chandra Chintamani | Others |
| Soogaiah Hiremath | Others |
| Shaheen Educational Association | Institution |
| B. B. Bannada Janapada Kalamela | Institution |
| K. P. Rao | Science |
| S. Aiyappan | Science |
| K. Narayana Swamy | Agriculture |
| M. D. Subhash Chandra | Agriculture |
| Anasuyamma | Agriculture |
| Vasanth Kumar Thimakapur | Agriculture |
| C. M. Mutthiah | Sports |
| G. H. Thulasidhar | Sports |
| Sadashiva Saliyan | Sports |
| Sheela Gowda | Fine Arts |
| Alibaba S. Nadaf | Fine Arts |
| T. M. Mayachar | Fine Arts |
| Vijay Hagargundgi | Fine Arts |
| V. Lakshmi Narayana | Medicine |
| K. Sundaranath Suvarna | Cinema |
| R. Rathna | Cinema |
| Lokanath | Cinema |
| Girija Lokesh | Cinema |
| Gudihalli Nagaraj | Media |
| C. G. Manjula | Media |
| R. P. Venkatesha Murthy | Media |
| P. Mohammed | Media |
| S. R. Venkatesh Prasad | Media |
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