Samara Bhairavi
A book about the life of soldiers, their valour, sacrifices and the hardships faced during their time in the armed forces and later.
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Joy in Coorg
This is a story of the rollicking adventures of Joyappa (Joy) in the scenic hills of India's Western Ghats.
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The Major who kept his cool
This book is about Maha Veer Chakra awardee Lt. Col. Puttichanda S. Ganapathi who is known for his promptness and discipline.
Prakruthi Munida Haadiyalli
In his first book, journalist Kishore Rai Kathalekadu provides a first hand account of his experiences during one of the worst natural calamity in Kodagu in 2018.
1785 Coorg: Tipu's diary in Kodagu
“1785 Coorg. Tipu's diary in Kodagu” traces the history of the Kodagu province around the time of the Sultans in Mysore between 1761 and 1799. It records the conflict between the Kodava people of Kodagu and the invading Sultans in the small principality. The present work contains tran...
Kodagu principality v/s British Empire
“Kodagu principality (Coorg) v/s British Empire” is a work of non-fiction. It begins with the reign of the Kodagu Rajas and speaks of their Hukum Nama, laws and records. It was the last Kodagu Raja Chikka Vira Rajendra who came into conflict with the British.
The year is 1834. The ev...
Kodava Kreeda Kaligalu
A compilation of the achievements of more than 50 Kodava sportspersons who have participated in different sporting events at national and international levels and brought laurels to Kodagu.
Pattole Palame (original)
The much awaited original version of Pattole Palame which enumerates the kodava culture - folksongs and traditions in Kodava-English is now available!
Compiled by: Nadikerianda Chinnappa
Translated by: Boverianda Nanjamma and Chinnappa
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Kodava Samrajyagala Heggurutugalu Vol 1
Written by Napanda Muddappa
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Nanga Daar Kodava
A book on Kodava history and origin. The English version of the book "Who are we Kodavas?" by Sri Maletira Thimmaiah, Sr. Advocate, Supreme Court, USA has been translated to Kodava language by Smt. Maletira Seethamma Vivek, Hassan (Kuklur Maletira).
