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From Vyasaraya and Purandaradasa to Kanakadasa, the saint-poets’ evocative verses became an enduring part of the Carnatic repertoire.
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From Vyasaraya and Purandaradasa to Kanakadasa, the saint-poets’ evocative verses became an enduring part of the Carnatic repertoire.
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Source: The Hindu. Published 4 Sept 2026, 07:24 am.
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