Archive · 31 Dec 2025
Srinivas Nayak Indaje Wins Kannada Payaswini Award 2026
Srinivas Nayak Indaje, a well-known journalist, has won a special award called the Kannada Payaswini Achievement Award for the year 2026.
This award is given to people who have done great work in journalism and have helped society.
Mr. Indaje is also known for promoting the Kannada language and culture.
The award will be given to him on January 18 in Kasaragod during a big celebration event called Nadu–Nudi Habba.
This event is part of the 25th-anniversary celebrations of Kannada Bhavan, an organization that supports Kannada language and culture.
The award is a big honor because it is given to people who have made a significant impact in their field.
Senior journalist Srinivas Nayak Indaje selected for the Kannada Payaswini Achievement Award 2026.
Award instituted by Kannada Bhavan, Mangaluru–Kasaragod, for contributions to journalism and social service.
Indaje is a member of the Karnataka Working Journalists’ Association and former president of the Dakshina Kannada District Working Journalists’ Association.
Award to be presented on January 18 in Kasaragod during the Nadu–Nudi Habba event.
Award recognizes Indaje's work in strengthening journalistic values and promoting Kannada language and culture.
- Who
- Srinivas Nayak Indaje, a senior journalist and member of the Karnataka Working Journalists’ Association
- What
- Selected for the Kannada Payaswini Achievement Award 2026
- When
- Award to be presented on January 18
- Where
- Kasaragod, during the Nadu–Nudi Habba event
- Why
- In recognition of his contributions to journalism, social service, and promotion of Kannada language and culture
- Award
- Kannada Payaswini Achievement Award 2026
- Recipient
- Srinivas Nayak Indaje
- Institution
- Kannada Bhavan, Mangaluru–Kasaragod
- Presentation Date
- January 18
- Event
- Nadu–Nudi Habba
- Occasion
- Silver jubilee celebrations of Kannada Bhavan
- Award Criteria
- Contributions to journalism, social service, and promotion of Kannada language and culture