Karnataka. The school was established in the year 1982 and is managed by Kodagu Vidya Sangha. Address Bhartiya Vidya Bhawan Kodagu Vidyalaya, Post Box #43 Siddapura Road Madikeri, Kodagu, Karnataka - ...

Madikeri: The management board of the Sri Mahamrityunjaya temple in Kattemadu decided to submit a report to Kodagu DC on Feb 10. Following a row over the dress code leading to protests ...

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MADIKERI: Anticipating the arrival of thousands of Kodavas in Madikeri on Friday, the Kodagu police have made precautionary arrangements to prevent any untoward incidents. As thousands from the ...

The Kodava community will undertake an 80-km peace march from February 2 to 7 to highlight concerns over their dwindling presence and cultural erosion in Kodagu. Factors like migration, inter-caste ...

A statement from Head, ICAR-IISR’s Regional Station at Appangala in Madikeri near here ... fields in some parts of Kodagu while crops in other parts of Karnataka and Kerala remain unaffected ...

Are you searching for information about District Hospital in Kodagu, Karnataka. Medindia's directory provides you the contact details of such as telephone numbers, email address, contact person ...

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Madikeri is an assembly constituency in the state of Karnataka, India. It is located in the Kodagu district and is one of the 224 constituencies in the state. The constituency is known for its ...

With a string of holidays including Deepavali and Kannada Rajyotsava weekend, the tourist-favorite district of Kodagu has ...

Known as the ‘Scotland of India’ for its natural splendour, the hill station of Madikeri is located in Coorg region of Karnataka ... Mudduraja who ruled Kodagu (Coorg region) from 1633-1687.