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Description:Among the generations active before mid-twentieth century, the habit of letter-writing was fairly widespread. With D V Gundappa and men of his ilk this habit was religion. Prof. K Sampathgiri Rao, a long-time associate of the Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, used to remark jocularly: “You Liberals are literally ‘men of letters.’ Your habit of letter-writing considerably enhances the public exchequer since you inevitably have to rely on postal services.” No letter to them, however casual, went unanswered. Most of the time at least an acknowledgement could be expected within days.DVG accorded priority to correspondence over other work. On most days this activity consumed the greater part of the forenoon. Not unoften some time had to be snatched from late-afternoon hours to catch up with any leftover correspondence. Though in real terms DVG was not accountable to anyone, he would become restive if any letters remained unwritten. A N Krishna Rao, a renowned Kannada novelist, has counted M Govinda Pai and DVG among his senior contemporaries who promptly replied to letters.In passing we may mention that the daily mail received by DVG was more voluminous than by any other individual. His name had become so familiar to the Postal Department that even letters merely addressed ‘D V Gundappa, Bangalore’ reached him promptly.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with DVG Through Letters. To get started finding DVG Through Letters, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 376

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Publisher: Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs

Release: 2025

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Description: Among the generations active before mid-twentieth century, the habit of letter-writing was fairly widespread. With D V Gundappa and men of his ilk this habit was religion. Prof. K Sampathgiri Rao, a long-time associate of the Gokhale Institute of Public Affairs, used to remark jocularly: “You Liberals are literally ‘men of letters.’ Your habit of letter-writing considerably enhances the public exchequer since you inevitably have to rely on postal services.” No letter to them, however casual, went unanswered. Most of the time at least an acknowledgement could be expected within days.DVG accorded priority to correspondence over other work. On most days this activity consumed the greater part of the forenoon. Not unoften some time had to be snatched from late-afternoon hours to catch up with any leftover correspondence. Though in real terms DVG was not accountable to anyone, he would become restive if any letters remained unwritten. A N Krishna Rao, a renowned Kannada novelist, has counted M Govinda Pai and DVG among his senior contemporaries who promptly replied to letters.In passing we may mention that the daily mail received by DVG was more voluminous than by any other individual. His name had become so familiar to the Postal Department that even letters merely addressed ‘D V Gundappa, Bangalore’ reached him promptly.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with DVG Through Letters. To get started finding DVG Through Letters, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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