Her published works include 'Alamapanah', translated from the Hindi version of the Urdu novel of the same name by Rafia Manzurul Amin and it was brought out Bhagirathi Prakashana in 1994, translation of Margaret Mitchell's great Classic 'Gone With The Wind' published by Ankita Pustaka, Bangalore in 2004, translation of Mary Shelly's Classic, 'Frankenstein' published by Ankita Pustaka, Bangalore in 2007 and many others.DCP South,Dr.S.D.Sharanappa,told media persons,that a shop owner of Stylo garment located in K R Road registered a complaint in Banashankari police station stating that about 5-6 unknown person barged into his shop and captured video of his garment shop and threatened them to telecast in their channel about the selling of fake branded clothes and expose them and register case against them so to not telecast this news in their channel they threatened me and my employees too and they even misbehaved with our women staff and they abused her too in filthy language and extorted Rs.1lakh and even they took Rs.65,000 worth of clothes from them as the shop owner who got doubt on them he registered a complaint against them and as soon as the complaint was filed a special team was led under the supervision of ACP Jayanagar,Sub-Division H.Srinivas,PI Banashankari,Puttaswamy and his crime staff swung into action and rushed to the crime scene and after analysing the CCTV footage our team started the investigation and they got to know the news channel has not yet been launched and based on technical inputs our team tracked two of the gang members and during the course of investigation the accused spilled the beans and based on their statement our team were successful in nabbing the other accused,and with tremendous efforts by the team all the six accused were arrested and during the course of investigation it is revealed that the accused the owner of News Channel which is not yet launched was identified as Santhosh alias Santhosh Simha and to launch his channel across karnataka to collect funds he hatched this plan or idea and for this he appointed 6 people.Santosh used to run a daily newspaper in the name of Praja Prathinidhi,after few years he registered the same news paper into news channel in her wife Ashwini’s name and he even had his own Human Rights organization group. During her tenure, she had organized seminars, book releases and workshops in collaboration with the Anuvada Academy, Bangalore. She has presented a research paper on Mumbai-based Kannada fiction at PUKAR in Mumbai.īesides, she was the president of Srijana, a forum of women writers in Kannada in Mumbai for two years. She has also served on the editorials of Mumbaivani special issues and Nityavani daily in Mumbai.
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She has worked for Sound and Picture Archive for Research On Women (SPARROW) in the field of transcription and translation. Her other works are Kannada stories, features, translated stories and travelogues in different magazines in Karnataka and Mumbai. Memoirs of her grandmother were published in 'Amrita Varshini' in 'BeLLi' in 1971. Her first poem 'KaDalina Kare' was published in 'Rashtrabandhu, when she was just eleven.
With an inborn passion for books and reading and with a treasury of books at home, she read a lot and soon took to writing. Her father, Narayana Uchil, was an educationist and reformist and mother U Vasanthi worked as PT and Guiding teacher at the Besant National Girls School. Born in Mangalore, Shyamala had schooling at Besant National Girls High School and college education at St Agnes College, Mangalore.
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