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Another thought-provoking message and interview by award-winning director T.S. Nagabharana began with a beautifully curated display of Mysore sandalwood, designed with a touch of local culture and the Kannada language. His heartfelt emphasis on the importance of Kannada and its role in creating employment opportunities for Kannadigas is truly commendable. Director Nagabharana’s suggestion that the local language should be actively implemented and promoted is both timely and admirable. His initiatives during the COVID period, which inspired several countries to adopt and recognize Kannada in their own cultural exchanges, deserve special appreciation. One of his most striking observations was about governance: “Administrators like IAS and IPS officers can work wonders, while political rulers stay in power for just five years.” This highlights the lasting impact that committed administrators can have, beyond political terms. His balanced recommendation of encouraging both the local language Kannada and the international language English as tools for empowerment is practical and inclusive—it has the potential to benefit every citizen, especially the youth. A truly inspiring and meaningful message from Director T.S. Nagabharana. K.Ragavam 13-6-25 https://youtu.be/bt7maOTbLyo?si=jXPyfvgjNhuF-kbx