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List of Kodavas

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Ethnic group
Kodava People
Regions with significant populations
India
Languages
Kodava language
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The following is a list of prominentKodavas (also known as the Coorg or Coorgi community).

This is adynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help byediting the page to add missing items, with references toreliable sources.

Gallery

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Religion

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Freedom Fighters

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Armed forces

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  • Field MarshalK M Cariappa (Kodandera family), OBE, first Indian Commissioned Officer, later became first Indian General and then first Commander-in-Chief of India. High Commissioner (Ambassador in the Commonwealth) of India in Australia and New Zealand, Field Marshal in 1986. Residency Road and a park in Bangalore has been renamed after him.[14]
  • GeneralK. S. Thimayya (Kodandera), DSO, secured Ladakh for India during the Kashmir War of 1948, General and Chief of the Indian Army, after retirement he led the UN peacekeeping forces during when he won International acclaim, Chairman of the Repatriation Committee after Korean War, died in Cyprus, his statue was set up in Singapore Wax Museum, the Cyprus Govt. issued stamps in his honour. Richmond Road in Bangalore has been renamed after him.[15]
  • Lieutenant GeneralA C Iyappa, first chief ofBharat Electronics Limited
  • Lieutenant GeneralBiddanda Chengappa Nanda, GOC-in-C Northern Command, Karnataka Rajyothsava Awardee.
  • Lieutenant General BK Bopanna, former director general of National cadet corps.
  • Air MarshalKodendera Cariappa Cariappa, Son of Field Marshal K. M. Cariappa and served as the Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief (AOC-in-C) South Western Air Command.
  • Squadron LeaderA B Devaiah (Ajjamada), who shot down an enemy aircraft before presumably dying in Pakistan during the 1965 war. He is the only Air Force officer to be awarded the Maha Vir Chakra posthumously.[16]
  • Mangerira Chinnappa Muthanna Army Martyr[17]
  • Squadron Leader Mandepanda Appachu Ganapathy, Vir Chakra awardee, IAF fighter pilot who shot down a PAF sabre during the Battle of Boyra, Indo-Pakistan War of 1971.
  • Lieutenant General Channira Bansi Ponnappa, former Adjutant General in Indian Army.
  • Lieutenant GeneralPattacheruvanda C. Thimayya, GOC-in-C Army Training Command.

Sports

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Hockey

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Kodavas have a long history of association with the game offield hockey. The district ofKodagu is considered as thecradle of Indian hockey.[24][25]

Law, Law Enforcement and Civil Services

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  • B. B. Ashok Kumar, police officer[31]
  • C B Muthamma (Chonira), first womanIndian Foreign Service officer[32]
  • C. G. Somiah, first IAS Officer fromCoorg to rise to be the Home Secretary, Chief Vigilance Commissioner (CVC) and Comptroller and Auditor General.[33]
  • Diwan BahadurKetoli Chengappa, administrator (Chief Commissioner of Coorg province)[34][35]
  • Rao Bahadur IGP P.K.Monnappa (Pemmanda), IPS Officer, DGP of Madras, helped suppress the Nizam's rebellion in Hyderabad in 1950 as part of the Police Action led by Sardar Patel, IGP of Hyderabad then of Mysore, also first police chief of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.[36]
  • A. S. Bopanna (Ajjikuttira Somaiah Bopanna) is a Judge of Supreme Court of India. He is former Chief Justice of Gauhati High Court. He is also former Judge of Karnataka High Court. He was born in Madikeri, Kodagu on 20 May 1959.

Actors

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Literature

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Entrepreneurs

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Politics

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Music

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  • Biddu Appaiah is a Kodava (Coorgi) by birth. He is a British Indian musician and winner of Grammy award. He was pivotal in the career success of sister-brother duo, Nazia and Zoheb Hassan

Entertainment

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Other fields

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References

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