Karnataka Beary Sahitya Academy to confer its honorary award for 2024 to three achievers
Mr. Ahmed, a native of Mulki, is a former president of the Beary's Welfare Association, Bengaluru, and a former member of the academy. He was selected under 'Beary language and organisation category.'
Mr. Ali who was selected under 'literature' category is a Beary poet. Mr. Hasanabba, who is a singer was selected for his contribution to Beary culture and art, a release from the academy said on Wednesday.
The award which carried ₹50,000 in purse and a citation will be presented at a function in Mysuru on August 10.
A selection committee formed by the academy selected the trio for the award.
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