The language that split off first from Proto-South Dravidian is the oldest South Dravidian language. #DravidianLanguages

Tamil film directors are educators but not just entertainers, says #ARMurugadoss

So a couple of minutes ago. There was an account that questioned: I see no freedom fighters from M'lore. We provided him the documents. And he deleted the post. People, this is the level to which people can fall to, That they can live disrespecting their very own.

Rishab Shetty “SuperGullu” Kulashekara was an Alupa dynasty Tulu king 👑 who ruled #Tulunad But you didn't think of the importance of dubbing it in Tulu? Why such ignorance & inferiority against the land of the langauge? Dub it in all other languages, even in Bengali but not in Tulu? #DubbingInTulu

Rishabh or Raj doesn’t care, because we don’t demand it commercially and over pour our love even if it’s in Kannada because it has to do with our roots. It doesn’t stop there, we market it in every city we live in,and Mumbai Dubai+ SM like it’s next level content cinema.

It’s heartbreaking that languages from thousands of kilometers away are dubbed, yet Tulu, the native tongue of the film's setting, is ignored. Is it because Tuluvas don’t tear banners like others, quietly yearning for entertainment in our language? #DubbingInTulu Rishab Shetty

It’s heartbreaking that languages from thousands of kilometers away are dubbed, yet Tulu, the native tongue of the film's setting, is ignored. Don’t force Tuluvas to tear banners to claim our constitutional right to language under Article 29. #DubbingInTulu Rishab Shetty

The #Kulashekara & Gosada #Tulu language inscriptions are among the oldest discovered stone inscriptions in the #Tuluscript. The Sri Veeranarayana temple inscription at #Kulashekar in #Kuḍla/#Mangalore is from 1159 C.E. It is the oldest record of the #Ālupa king, Kulashekara I.

Yes, the 1117 CE Polali inscription is in Kannada. But just a walkable distance away, in the very same town, the Veeranarayana temple has a Tulu inscription of the same ruler Kulashekhara! When the king himself issued inscriptions in Tulu, who are you to belittle it?