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A. R. Mitra is a writer and researcher from Karnataka India. He writes about Kannada literature and humor writing. ^[1]

Contents

• Early life
• Books and works
• References

Early life

AkkiHebbalu Ramanaa Mitra Born on February 25, 1935, at Belur in the Hassan district, he had his education in Hassan, Arsikere, Kolar and Mysuru. After doing his post-graduate work at Mysore University, Prof. Mitra served as a lecturer at St. Joseph College in Bengaluru and retired as principal of Maharani College. ^[2] He also served as a Principal in Nehru Smaraka Vidya Kendra College in Jayanagar

Books and works

• Vachankararu Mathu Shabdakalpa ^[3]
• Naneke Koreyuttene
• Olanotagalu
• Balconiya Bandugalu
• Yaaro Bandiddaru
• Jagattina Pranaya Kathegala Samputa
• Prema Nadiya Dadgalali
• Kumaravyasa Bharatha Kathamitra

References