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'''Ramdurg''' (Ramadurga) is a town in [[Belgaum district]] in the [[India]]n [[States and territories of India|state]] of [[Karnataka]]. It is believed that the [[Hindu deities|Hindu god]], [[Rama]], lived in this location during his exile, hence the name of the town.
'''Ramdurg''' (Ramadurga) is a town in [[Belgaum district]] in the [[India]]n [[States and territories of India|state]] of [[Karnataka]]. It is believed that the [[Hindu deities|Hindu god]], [[Rama]], lived in this location during his exile, hence the name of the town icludes Ram(which is gotten from Rama).


==History==
==History==

Revision as of 17:52, 20 November 2017

Ramdurg
town
Ramdurg is located in Karnataka
Ramdurg
Location in Karnataka, India
Coordinates: 15°57′N 75°18′E / 15.95°N 75.3°E / 15.95; 75.3
Country India
StateKarnataka
DistrictBelgaum district
Area
 • Total
3.57 km2 (1.38 sq mi)
Elevation
570 m (1,870 ft)
Population
 (2011)
 • Total
39,841
 • Density8,915.97/km2 (23,092.3/sq mi)
Languages
 • OfficialKannada
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
591 123
Telephone code083352
Websitewww.ramdurgatown.mrc.gov.in

Ramdurg (Ramadurga) is a town in Belgaum district in the Indian state of Karnataka. It is believed that the Hindu god, Rama, lived in this location during his exile, hence the name of the town icludes Ram(which is gotten from Rama).

History

Main article: Ramdurg State
    The princely state of Ramdurg, founded in 1799, was one of the non-salute princely states of British India under the Bombay Presidency and later the Deccan States Agency. The Konkanasth dynasty area measures 438 square kilometers. According to the 1901 census, the population was 37,848.[1] Ramdurg acceded to the Dominion of India on March 8, 1948, and is currently part of Karnataka state. 
    Ramdurg is also known for its hills, sugar factories, river, and trekking. 
    There are many important places near Ramdurg, such as: Shabari Kolla, Godachi, Navilu Teerth,Hoovina Kolla, Sunnal Hanumappa, Megundappan Kolla, Ramdurg Forts, and Toragal Forts. The best tourist location, according to popular opinion, is Sureban. It is 3km from Sureban and has the great historic temple, Shree Shabhari Deevi. The temple is located in a dense forest which changes dramatically with the seasons. Sureban is a rich holy place with great historic background for each temple:
  • Shree Shabhari Deevi
  • Shree Atmananda Aasharma
  • Shree Shivananda Hill (Betta)
  • Shree Manageramma Hill
  • Shree Falahaareswara Temple
  • Ramatirtha

Demographics

    India prepares a census every ten years.  In 1991 the city had a population of 29,651.  That number rose significantly in the 2001 census reaching 36,649.  The most recent completed census has the population down slightly.  The 2011 census shows the town's population to be 34,800.  The population according to the 2011 census is almost exactly divided between males and females.  Males numbered 17,350 with the females just a bit higher at 17,450. [2]
    The small village is considered 100% urban.[3]
    The unemployment rate is way above the national average for India as a whole.  India's unemployment rate is low compared to many other countries.  The current unemployment rate for the country is at a historic low of just 3.46%. [4] The rate for Ramdurg is nearly 60%.  There is 37.5% "usually employed," 4.6% "casually employed." and 57.9% not employed. [5] These terms describing levels of employment are from the Indian census process.
    The 2011 census indicated a very high literacy rate.  Although there are differing numbers which trend lower, the official census in 2011 reported that 81.8% of the local residents were literate. [6]

Hospitals

Hospitals include: Apte Hospital, Bilagi Hospital, Government Hospital, Kulgod Multispeciality Hospital, Kulkarni Hospital, Dhoot Hospital, Agadi Hospital, Kanbur Hospital, Kambi Hospital, Patavardan Hospital, Guru Hospital, Pavate Hospital, and Gunda Pediatric Hospital.

Culture

Godachi Fair (December) at Godachi, which is 16 kilometers from Ramdurg, is a major fair of the district. Khanpeth, Torgal, Halolli, Sunnal, Budnur, Batakurki, Halgatti, Sureban, Katkol, Chandaragi, Salahalli, Obalapura and Mudkavi are the surrounding places. all most all villages comes under Ramdurg talluk are historical places. Yarikittur is the village comes under Ramdurg talluk, which is famous for Moharm festival. Sureban and Manihal are the twin cities comes under Ramdurg talluk. The formal name of the Sureban is Shabari vana, The mata Shabari's temple is located nearer to the sureban. There is a belief that Shabari was waiting for Rama in this place. Sureban is also the one among the few places in India were "ChithaBasma of Father of Nation Mahathma Gandhiji" has been kept. Manihal is famous for Shree Shivanand and Shree Atmand Swamiji's Ashrama.

Sunnal is a small village near Ramdurg, which is five kilometers from Ramdurg on Belgavi road, this village is famous for Maruthi Temple which has idol of lord Hanuman from ancient times. It is believed by thousands of devotees that by praying to lord Hanuman at Sunnal will be blessed twice by the lord Hanuman as his idol is seeing the devotees by both the eyes i.e.,idol of lord Hanuman is in front facing towards the devotees. The Lord Hanuman temple of this village is popularly known as "Sunnal Hanumappa".Also the stretch of forest along Sunnal and Halloli Villages is a place comprising Bears. These are popularly known as "Sunnal Karadi" or "Sunnal Kaddi" in Kannada.

Transport

    Belgaum Airport and Hubli Airport are the nearest airports. There is no airport in the city itself.  Belgaum airport is about 98 kilometers due west.  The Hubli airport is about 77 kilometers away.

There are railway stations in the region, but none are right in the city without transfers. Belgaum Railway Station, Bagalkot Railway station and Hubli- Dharwad railway stations are the nearest railway stations. They range from 40 to 90 kilometers away. 

    Some nearby cities in the district are: Dharwad 80 km, Hubli 100 km, Belgaum 90 km, Bagalkot 70 km.
    The KSRTC bus facility is good.  It connects all most all major cities of Karnataka & and beyond, including Pune, Aurungabad,Tuljapur & south Maharashtra.

Schools & Colleges

C. D. Hallyal High School, Pragati Vidyalaya, Samarpana vdyapeetha, Government Boys & Girls School, Vidya Prasark Samiti school, Basaveshawar High School, Cambridge English Medium School, C. S. Bembalagi Science College, Smt. I.S.Yadawad Govt. First Grade College, Govt. P.U.College, Smt. Nagamma Kulgod Para Medical Sciences & many more.

Banking Facilities

There are good banking facilities and ATM services. Many Nationalised Banks are there, Such as State Bank Of Mysore, State Bank Of India, Krantiveera sangolli rayana co-operative Bank, Union Bank Of India, ICICI Bank, IDFC Bank, Syndicate Bank, KVG Bank, Raddi Co-operative Bank etc.

Private bus services

VRL Logistics: VRL Provides bus services from Ramdurg to Bangalore via Hubli.

References

  1. ^ Public Domain This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. {{cite encyclopedia}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)
  2. ^ see: citypopulation.de/php/india-karnataka.php?adm2id=2901
  3. ^ citypopulation.de/php/india-karnataka.php?adm2id=2901
  4. ^ tradingeconomics.com/india/unemployment-rate
  5. ^ citypopulation.de/php/india-karnataka.php?adm2id=2901
  6. ^ citypopulation.de/php/india-karnataka.php?adm2id=2901
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