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Assumes office

Bangalore: P.V. Narayana, writer and Kannada scholar, has assumed office as the president of B.M. Sri. Smaraka Pratishtana recently. Narayana was elected at an executive committee meeting following the death of Chi. Srinivasaraju, according to a release. — Staff Reporter

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