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List Of Districts in Karnataka

Untitled Document Karnataka Map Bidar Gulbarga Bijapur Yadgir Raichur Bagalkot Belgaum Dharwad Gadag Koppal Bellary Haveri Davangere Chitradurga Uttar Kannad Shimoga Udupi Chikmagalur Dakshin Kannad Hassan Tumkur Chikballapur Bangalore Rural Bangalore Kolar Ramnagara Mandya Chamarajanagar Mysore Kodagu

   Current Corona Virus Infected Patients Total Count in Karnataka

City Name District Name Covid Positives cases
Mysuru District Mysuru 45
Vijayapura District Vijayapura 38
Kalaburagi District Kalaburagi 32
Belagavi District Belagavi 25
Nanjangud Mysuru 25
Nanjanagudu Mysuru 15
Bagalkote District Bagalkote 13
Hirebagewadi Belagavi 12
Chikkaballapura District Chikkaballapura 11
Mandya District Mandya 8
Mudhol Bagalkote 8
Raibagh Belagavi 8
Bhatkal Uttara Kannada 7
Hospete Ballari 7
Dakshina Kannada District Dakshina Kannada 7
Malavalli Mandya 7
Bidar District Bidar 6
Kalaburagi Kalaburagi 5
Bengaluru Rural District Bengaluru Rural 5
Uttara Kannada District Uttara Kannada 4
Gauribidanur Chikkaballapura 4
Gadag District Gadag 4
Hubballi Dharwad 4
Hubli Dharwad 3
Raibag Belagavi 3
Hospet Ballari 3
Ballari District Ballari 2
Bantwala Dakshina Kannada 2
Jamakhandi Bagalkote 2
Bidar Bidar 2
Raibhag Belagavi 2
Udupi District Udupi 2
Gowribidanur Chikkaballapura 2
Davangere Davanagere 2
Uppinangadi Dakshina Kannada 2
Chikkodi Belagavi 1
Chitradurga District Chitradurga 1
Bellary Ballari 1
Udupi Udupi 1
Panemangalore Dakshina Kannada 1
Kiramani Colony Bidar 1
Kodagu Kodagu 1
Doddaballapura Bengaluru Rural 1
Nanjangudu Mysuru 1
Bilal Colony Bidar 1
Malvalli Mandya 1
Tumakuru District Tumakuru 1
Chikkaballapura Chikkaballapura 1
Shahbad Kalaburagi 1
Lalwani Rd Bidar 1
Shahgunj Bidar 1
Jamkhandi Bagalkote 1
Hosayellapur Dharwad 1
Hospete Vijayapura 1
Golekbana Bidar 1
Jamalpur Tumakuru 1
Bantwal Dakshina Kannada 1
Mysuru Mysuru 1
Dharwad District Dharwad 1
Basavakalyan Bidar 1
Tumkur Tumakuru 1
Bagewadi Belagavi 1
     Municipalities in Karnataka
Bangalore
    Railway Stations in Karnataka
Ksr Bengaluru City Junction   Krishnarajapuram   Bangarapet Junction   Hubballi Junction   Bengaluru Cantt.   Mangaluru Junction   Arsikere Junction   Raichur Junction   Mysuru Junction   Wadi Junction   Tumakuru   Udupi   Karwar   Birur Junction   Dharwad   Davangere   Yadgir   Mangaluru Central   Harihar   Londa Junction  
Karnataka Map  
       

        The Karnataka state was formed in 1955 on the basis of Kannada language. With old Mysore state, four Kannada based districts of Bombay; two of Madras, three of Nizam and Kurg were included to constitute this state. To the North of Karnataka we find Maharashtra; to the west Goa; to the south Kerala and Tamil Nadu and to the east is Andhra Pradesh. In Karnataka three great rivers such as Cauvery, Tungabhadra and Krishna originate from the Western Ghats. Western Ghats has enhanced the beauty of Karnataka. Equally attractive is the 320km long sea beach (Karabali coast) along the Arabian Sea all through the west between Goa and Kerala. There are many beautiful sea beaches which attracts tourists from different corners of the world. Still this golden colored beach is neglected in the map of tourism.

        Karnataka is famous for the sculpture and architectural design of trio temple-Badami-Aihole-Pattadakal, built under the Chalukya Kings during 6th-8th century. Temples of superb architectural pattern of Somnathpur-Belur-Halebid, made by the Hoysal kings during 11th-14th century; Gomoteswar the world’s highest monolithic statue, made of stone at Shravanabelgola under the patronage of the Ganga kings are the glories of Karnataka state. The museum city Bijapur in Karnataka bears the mark of medieval Islamic architecture.

        Karnataka has developed as a modern industrial state. Sandalwood, furniture, soap, oil, talcum powder and incense sticks are produced. These are widely appreciated throughout the world. Tourists are also eager for Bangalore silk. The head office and the main factory of HMT (Hindustan Machine Tools) are in Karnataka. Healthy climate, beautiful gardens, waterfalls, wildlife sanctuaries- all this attracts tourists to a large extent. So it will be not an exaggeration to say that Karnataka is the paradise for tourists.

         The Brindavan Garden of Mysore attracts large numbers of tourists. The few interesting tourists spot in Karnataka are Mysore Palace, Jagmohan Palace or Jaya Chamrajendra Art Gallery, Chamrajendra Zoological Garden, Lalita Mahal, Chamundi hill etc. Bangalore is famous for its botanical garden Lalbagh, Fort, Summer palace of Tipu, Bull Temple (oldest temple of Nandi on Bagal hill to the south of the city), Sree Gavi Gangadhareswar cave built by Kempe Gowda (superb example of Astronomical and Architectural Craftsmanship) etc.

 

Brief History of Karnataka-

        Bangalore is the capital of Karnataka. Karnataka was the part of Maurya Empire in the Past. For long time’s kings of various dynasties ruled freely at Mysore, the main centre of Karnataka. Of them notables are the Kadamba, Chalukya, Ganga, Rashtrakoot, Hoysal and Vijaynagar Kings. At last, in 1947, the year of Indian Independence, the then king Jaya Chamarajendra Wadeyar decided to join the Indian Union on receiving full support of his subjects. In 1950 K.C.Reddy became the first Chief Minister of this state.

       

Demographic-

        Karnataka is a state full of variety and diversity. The mother tongue of the people of this vast land is Kannada. The other main languages of this place are English, Tamil, Telugu and Hindi.  People of Karnataka are involved in different occupation such as Business, IT-professionals, Engineers, Doctors, teachers, lawyers, journalists, film industries etc.People from different parts of the country settle here permanently for jobs, studies or business. In this land we find different people of different religion.

 

Climate-

        It has a moderate climate with temperature 20-35C from March- June. In monsoon temperature falls. Rain occurs in western coast of Karnataka in June- September. But there is a very little rainfall in the eastern part of Western Ghats. An ideal time for the tourists to visit Karnataka is within October- March.

                        

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