K Shivaram death: IAS Officer-turned-actor passes away at 70
K Shivaram, a multifaceted individual known for his contributions to bureaucracy, acting, and politics, passed away at the age of 70 in Bengaluru. Born on April 6, 1953, in Urugahalli village, Ramanagar district, Shivaram ventured into various domains, leaving a mark of versatility and dedication.
Early Years and Education
Having commenced his professional journey in the state government in 1972 after completing his education at the Government High School in Malleswaram, Shivaram's career trajectory was marked by notable achievements. He entered the police department's intelligence wing in 1973 and concurrently pursued higher education, obtaining BA and MA degrees through evening and distance learning.
A Career In Bureaucracy
In 1985, Shivaram's perseverance paid off as he cleared the Karnataka Administrative Service (KAS) exam, assuming the role of Deputy Superintendent of Police. The following year, he made history by becoming the first person to pass the UPSC exam in Kannada, a significant milestone reflecting his dedication to his native language.
Shivaram's Acting Career
While excelling in bureaucracy, Shivaram delved into the realm of cinema, making his mark with the 1993 hit 'Baa Nalle Madhuchandrake,' directed by Nagathihalli Chandrashekar. Despite facing challenges in his subsequent film projects, Shivaram's commitment to his craft earned him recognition and affection from Kannada movie enthusiasts.
Retiring from his bureaucratic duties in 2013 as the Bengaluru regional commissioner, Shivaram ventured
