Mandya Lok Sabha constituency

Mandya  

Mandya is about 90Kms from Bangalore, on Bangalore-Mysore State Highway - 17. Earlier Mandya was part of Mysore District. Mandya district came into existence on 1st July 1939. Mandya extends from 76 19' - 76 20' South and 12  13' - 13  4' East & is about 2500 - 3000 ft above the Sea level. District has five important rivers, river Cauvery & its four tributories Hemavathi, Shimsha, Lokapavani, Veeravaishnavi.The main water resource is river Cauvery, supplied to the district through Krishna Raja Sagar dam(KRS dam located in Srirangapatna Taluk), designed by renowned architect Sir. M. Vishweshwaraiah. Agriculture forms the main occupation. Sugarcane & Paddy are grown in abundance & the district has 3 Sugar Factories. Shivanasamudra hydro power station, started in 1901 is said to be the first Hydro Electric Power Station in Asia. Mandya is also centre for several religious & tourist places.

Mandya Lok Sabha constituency (Kannada: ಮಂಡ್ಯ ಲೋಕ ಸಭೆ ಚುನಾವಣಾ ಕ್ಷೇತ್ರ) is one of the 28 Lok Sabha (parliamentary) constituencies in Karnataka state in southern India. This constituency covers the entire Mandya district and part of Mysore district.

                   Constituency number

Name

Reserved for (SC/ST/None)

District

186

Malavalli

SC

Mandya

187

Maddur

None

Mandya

188

Melukote

None

Mandya

189

Mandya,

None

Mandya

190

Srirangapatna

None

Mandya

191

Nagamangala

None

Mandya

192

Krishnarajpet

None

Mandya

211

Krishnarajanagara

None

Mysore

 Population

1,31,179(2001)

1,37,735(2011)

 Area

  17.03 Sq.Km

 Number of

 Properties

 21953

 Number of

 Wards

 35

 Length of

 Roads

 286.12 Km

 Total Water

 Supply

 21 MLD

 Per Capita

 Water  Supply

 135 LPCD

 Summer Temp.

  360C- 370C

 Winter Temp.

 110C- 130C

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 Population

 28907

 Area

 6.32 sq.km

 Number of

 Properties

 7134

 Number of

 Wards

 23 Wards

 Length of

 Roads

56 Kms

 Total Water

 Supply

30lakhs ltr

 Per Capita

 Water  Supply

 100 lpcd

 Summer Temp.

 30°C-37°C 

 Winter Temp.

 19°C-30°C 

Taluk : Maddur

Area in Hectares for Rural and Sq.kms for Urban

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

1

MADDUR

438.45

2

DESHAHALLI

225.63

3

SHIVAPURA

83.98

4

CHAMANAHALLI

631.41

5

KADALIPURA

91.23

6

HULLUGANAHALLI

151.02

7

SOMANAHALLI

376.30

8

KODIHALLI

109.05

9

AGRALINGANAHALLI

68.35

10

BUDDAGUPPE

220.62

11

DADAGA

140.31

12

BYADRAHALLI

406.43

13

CHANDAHALLI

14.37

14

ALUR

391.36

15

VAIDYANATHAPURA

151.28

16

NEELAKANTANAHALLI

260.39

17

HONNALAGERE

1017.06

18

V.N.DODDI

54.30

19

N.I.DODDI

46.28

20

BHEEMANAKERE

440.45

21

HAGALAHALLI

267.68

22

KABBARE

286.33

23

HALLIKERE

513.10

24

CHUNCHAGAHALLI

140.21

25

HULIKERE

282.27

26

BELLUR

312.01

27

AJJAHALLI

415.23

28

MALAGARANAHALLI

373.58

29

SOMPURA

107.76

30

NAGARAKERE

348.64

31

UPPINAKERE

145.63

32

HULIGEREPURA

433.59

33

BORAPURA

147.28

34

SADOLALU

427.38

35

KUDARAGUNDI

681.04

36

CHANNASANDRA

153.04

37

GORAVANAHALLI

316.88

38

GEJJALAGERE

679.76

39

MOBBALAGERE

175.39

40

HOSAHALLI

252.64

41

VOLAGARAHALLI

607.95

42

SOLLEPURA

135.56

43

LAKKASANDRA

85.64

44

CHIKKARASINAKERE

628.96

45

THORE CHAKANAHALLI

162.40

46

BANNAHALLI

322.14

47

ARUVANAHALLI

686.85

48

KOTHIPUR

60.01

49

HANNALLI DODDI

77.18

50

KOOLAGERE

843.48

51

HAGALAHALLI

730.35

52

HONNALAGERE

442.93

53

HONNAIKANAHALLI

448.22

54

MUDENAHALLI

301.23

55

THORE BOMMANAHALLI

372.29

56

BOPPASAMUDRA

508.43

57

MADENAHALLI

384.11

58

KYATHAGHATTA

537.66

59

KARKAHALLI

221.36

60

MENASAGERE

505.57

61

ANNUR

534.66

62

ALBUJANAHALLI

326.72

63

MELLAHALLI

195.15

64

MANIGERE

568.18

65

BIDARAHOSAHALLI

286.90

66

BIDARAHALLI

210.10

67

GUDIGERE

159.37

68

KARADAKERE

477.05

69

ARECHAKANAHALLI

230.07

70

YALADAHALLI

329.33

71

KADUKOTHANAHALLI

694.92

72

BUJAVALLI

359.42

73

GOPANAHALLI

221.68

74

SABBANAHALLI

361.17

75

YADAGANAHALLI

417.80

76

KADALAVAGILU

444.17

77

SINGATAGERE

321.80

78

SETTIHALLI

468.90

79

MADARAHALLI

450.31

80

AMBARAHALLI

282.62

81

HARALAHALLI

193.85

82

DODDARASINAKERE

1840.00

83

CHATRADAHOSAHALLI

277.90

84

KOPPA

661.06

85

HURUGALAVADI

285.77

86

CHIKKONAHALLI

289.80

87

KEELAGHATTA

423.55

88

KUNTANAHALLI

148.66

89

KODIHALLI

379.89

90

NILAVAGILU

412.57

91

MARALIGA

1042.49

92

MULLAHALLI

152.88

93

MUDIGERE

262.48

94

MARASINGANAHALLI

341.62

95

HOSAKERE

861.50

96

KOTHANA HALLI

362.32

97

SHANAKARAPURA

113.37

98

BELTHUR

469.99

99

RAMPURA

129.06

100

HUNAGANAPURA

88.80

101

BESAGARAHALLI

640.16

102

HARALAHALLI

249.87

103

KONASALE

814.83

104

CHOTTANAHALLI

260.23

105

D.HOSAHALLI

177.25

106

GULOOR

696.12

107

V.BALLEKERE

221.10

108

BIDARAKOTE

532.24

109

N.B.HALLI

229.05

110

ABALAVADI

419.55

111

HOSAGAVI

1124.80

112

MARAMGERE

299.99

113

SOMANAHALLI

211.68

114

MALLIGERE

219.97

115

BOLARE

323.60

116

KOWDLEY

1453.14

117

YADAVANAHALLI

441.60

118

BEKKALALE

873.80

119

KIRANGUR

477.72

120

HALEHALLI

435.78

121

TARIKERE

371.49

122

HARALAKERE

351.74

123

MUDYA

334.56

124

THAGGAHALLI

613.96

125

T.BALLEKERE

260.44

126

AVVERAHALLI

208.56

127

ANKUSHAPURA

65.49

128

ATHAGUR

966.01

129

MARADEVANAHALLI

189.62

130

HOSAHALLI

194.41

131

KADALUR

769.81

132

NIDAGHATTA

282.62

133

MADAPURADADODDI

265.14

134

THIPPUR

271.76

135

MADANAIKANAHALLI

446.98

136

THYLUR

373.41

137

RUDRAKSHIPURA

164.25

138

DANAKANADODDI

46.11

139

HEMMANAHALLI

381.65

140

YARAGANAHALLI

296.12

141

HANUMANTHAPURA

163.57

142

THORE SETTIHALLI

293.26

143

TUBINAKERE

180.79

144

CHIKKANKANAHALLI

299.18

145

DODDANKANAHALLI

477.75

146

HEBBERALU

539.78

147

BYALADAKERE

378.77

148

NAVILE

468.60

149

ANKANATHAPURA

369.45

150

HARAKANA HALLI

303.31

151

LINGASANDRA

184.56

152

KUNDANAKUPPE

288.05

153

MALLANAIKANAHALLI

384.30

154

NAGANAHALLI

230.68

155

DUNDANAHALLI

867.42

156

MALLANAKUPPE

231.13

157

HUTHAGERE

658.13

158

KESTHUR

1461.23

159

MACHAHALLI

374.21

160

ALAMSETTIHALLI

199.98

Srirangapattana

Srirangapatna renowned for its seemingly impregnable fort, associated with the great ruler Tipu Sulthan, is situated at the western end of an oval shaped island formed by the two branches of the Cauvery, in Mandya District of Karnataka. It is 15km to North-East of Mysore and 120 Km to the South-West of Bangalore.

The History of Srirangapatna commences from the 9th century A.D. as revealed in an inscription of a Ganga Chieftain by name Tirumaiah, the founder of the Temple of Sriranganatha. The Temple was later expanded by Hoysalas, the Vijayanagara monarchs Mysore Wodeyars anf Hyder Ali. The Hoysala King Vishnuvardana(1108-1152) after conferred on Ramanuja, and his disciples, are established “Astagramas” or eight Villages including the tract of land on either side of the river Cauvery at Srirangapatna.

City/Town Summary

 Population

25061

 Area

 8.6 sq.km

 Number of

 Properties

 5544

 Number of

 Wards

 23

 Length of

 Roads

 57 kms

 Total Water

 Supply

 3.69 MLD

 Per Capita

 Water  Supply

 135 MLD

 Summer Temp.

 36'.C -37'.C

 Winter Temp.

 11'C- 13' C

 Taluk : Srirangapatna

Area in Hectares for Rural and Sq.kms for Urban

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

1

MALAPURA

457.89

2

MAHADEVAPURA

1262.62

3

BIDARAHALLI

178.40

4

CHANNAHALLI

444.99

5

TARIPURA

566.48

6

KEMMANAPURA

194.52

7

DODDANKANAHALLI

599.87

8

CHIKKAKANAHALLI

195.51

9

SUGGANAHALLI

340.48

10

BONTHAGAHALLI

229.38

11

HURALIKYATHANAHALLI

266.30

12

HAMPAPURA

491.52

13

BELAVADI

999.49

14

HEBBADI

1235.31

15

HOSUR

241.32

16

NAGUVANAHALLI

141.57

17

CHANDAGALU

427.79

18

BELAGOLA

1500.53

19

KEMPALINGAPURA

160.24

20

PALAHALLI

604.04

21

KARIMANTI

269.45

22

BOMMUR AGRAHARA

266.82

23

BRAHMAPURA

297.04

24

HOSAHALLI

252.68

25

JAKKANAKUPPE

67.40

26

MOGARAHALLI

284.11

27

ANAGAHALLI

278.04

28

PURA

98.79

29

KUPPEDADA

95.53

30

BASTHIPURA

174.66

31

AVVERAHALLI

243.98

32

BEECHANAKUPPE

189.39

33

HULIKERE

258.27

34

MAJJIGEPURA

225.02

35

BALAMURI

140.80

36

HONGAHALLI

329.93

37

YADATHITTU

249.15

38

KAREKURA

81.48

39

K.SHETTIHALLI

525.31

40

M.SETTIHALLI

441.09

41

SABBANAKUPPE

300.33

42

CHINNENAHALLI

492.97

43

SIDDAPURA

476.38

44

GANANGANUR

551.36

45

GOWDHALLI

363.47

46

T.M.HOSUR

153.17

47

KALENAHALLI

426.49

48

NEELANA KOPPALU

251.10

49

NAGARAGHATTA

203.12

50

NAGARAGHATTA KAVAL

52.24

51

MARALAGALA

442.66

52

CHINNAYAKANAHALLI

370.40

53

KALLIKOPPALU

175.55

54

KIRANGUR

964.10

55

AGRAHARA

114.18

56

DODDEGOWDANAKOPPALU

107.19

57

RAMPURA

97.15

58

ACHAPPANA KOPPALU

139.86

59

KADATHANALU

148.43

60

MAKANAKOPPALU

172.24

61

DARASAGUPPE

117.64

62

NELAMANE

517.45

63

CHINDAGIRIKOPPALU

105.52

64

BALLENAHALLI

136.14

65

KUDALAKUPPE

308.35

66

ARAKERE

1326.02

67

GARAKAHALLI

229.21

68

CHIKKAHAROHALLI

157.91

69

DODDAHAROHALLI

162.23

70

BANNAHALLI

359.55

71

GAMANAHALLI

1658.10

72

VITTALAPURA

115.25

73

NERALAKERE

390.36

74

BETTAHALLI

218.42

75

BALLEKERE

604.20

76

MADARAHALLI

164.69

77

GENDEHOSAHALLI

457.14

78

VADIYANDAHALLI

507.87

79

HANGARAHALLI

457.88

80

MUNDAGADORE

579.62

81

ALLAPATNA

366.10

82

HUNJANAKERE

523.80

83

CHANNANAKERE

353.01

84

JAKKANAHALLI

459.17

85

ALAGUD KAVAL

20.15

86

ALAGUD

445.36

87

MALLENAHALLI

142.87

88

CHOTTAAHALLI

194.29

89

HUNASANAHALLI

237.63

90

ALADAHALLI

124.08

91

PEEHALLI

238.46

92

KODIYALA

423.78

93

TADAGAVADI

251.24

94

DAMMANAHALLI

244.16

95

PARAMANDAHALLI

173.56

96

G0BBARAGALA

167.20

 Taluk : Srirangapatna

Area in Hectares for Rural and Sq.kms for Urban

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

1

MALAPURA

457.89

2

MAHADEVAPURA

1262.62

3

BIDARAHALLI

178.40

4

CHANNAHALLI

444.99

5

TARIPURA

566.48

6

KEMMANAPURA

194.52

7

DODDANKANAHALLI

599.87

8

CHIKKAKANAHALLI

195.51

9

SUGGANAHALLI

340.48

10

BONTHAGAHALLI

229.38

11

HURALIKYATHANAHALLI

266.30

12

HAMPAPURA

491.52

13

BELAVADI

999.49

14

HEBBADI

1235.31

15

HOSUR

241.32

16

NAGUVANAHALLI

141.57

17

CHANDAGALU

427.79

18

BELAGOLA

1500.53

19

KEMPALINGAPURA

160.24

20

PALAHALLI

604.04

21

KARIMANTI

269.45

22

BOMMUR AGRAHARA

266.82

23

BRAHMAPURA

297.04

24

HOSAHALLI

252.68

25

JAKKANAKUPPE

67.40

26

MOGARAHALLI

284.11

27

ANAGAHALLI

278.04

28

PURA

98.79

29

KUPPEDADA

95.53

30

BASTHIPURA

174.66

31

AVVERAHALLI

243.98

32

BEECHANAKUPPE

189.39

33

HULIKERE

258.27

34

MAJJIGEPURA

225.02

35

BALAMURI

140.80

36

HONGAHALLI

329.93

37

YADATHITTU

249.15

38

KAREKURA

81.48

39

K.SHETTIHALLI

525.31

40

M.SETTIHALLI

441.09

41

SABBANAKUPPE

300.33

42

CHINNENAHALLI

492.97

43

SIDDAPURA

476.38

44

GANANGANUR

551.36

45

GOWDHALLI

363.47

46

T.M.HOSUR

153.17

47

KALENAHALLI

426.49

48

NEELANA KOPPALU

251.10

49

NAGARAGHATTA

203.12

50

NAGARAGHATTA KAVAL

52.24

51

MARALAGALA

442.66

52

CHINNAYAKANAHALLI

370.40

53

KALLIKOPPALU

175.55

54

KIRANGUR

964.10

55

AGRAHARA

114.18

56

DODDEGOWDANAKOPPALU

107.19

57

RAMPURA

97.15

58

ACHAPPANA KOPPALU

139.86

59

KADATHANALU

148.43

60

MAKANAKOPPALU

172.24

61

DARASAGUPPE

117.64

62

NELAMANE

517.45

63

CHINDAGIRIKOPPALU

105.52

64

BALLENAHALLI

136.14

65

KUDALAKUPPE

308.35

66

ARAKERE

1326.02

67

GARAKAHALLI

229.21

68

CHIKKAHAROHALLI

157.91

69

DODDAHAROHALLI

162.23

70

BANNAHALLI

359.55

71

GAMANAHALLI

1658.10

72

VITTALAPURA

115.25

73

NERALAKERE

390.36

74

BETTAHALLI

218.42

75

BALLEKERE

604.20

76

MADARAHALLI

164.69

77

GENDEHOSAHALLI

457.14

78

VADIYANDAHALLI

507.87

79

HANGARAHALLI

457.88

80

MUNDAGADORE

579.62

81

ALLAPATNA

366.10

82

HUNJANAKERE

523.80

83

CHANNANAKERE

353.01

84

JAKKANAHALLI

459.17

85

ALAGUD KAVAL

20.15

86

ALAGUD

445.36

87

MALLENAHALLI

142.87

88

CHOTTAAHALLI

194.29

89

HUNASANAHALLI

237.63

90

ALADAHALLI

124.08

91

PEEHALLI

238.46

92

KODIYALA

423.78

93

TADAGAVADI

251.24

94

DAMMANAHALLI

244.16

95

PARAMANDAHALLI

173.56

96

G0BBARAGALA

167.20

Malavalli vidhanasaba details

The Malavalli Town constituted in 1930. It is situated along Mandya district Southern state of Karnataka, india a historical town at a distance of 31 Kms from Mandya District which was partialy destroyed by Tippu himself 1799 common Era sultan was forced to take back his troops from Malavalli when Mysore state was attacked by british army and also common Era Sri Sri Lakshmi Narasimhaswamy temple came into existance at marehalli a famous temple at Malavalli town. And also the Shivanasamudra and Bluff fallls formed on thecauvery river splits into two forming and island. The two Strems falls down to the same point and flows the two falls are called

1)Gaganachukki (90 meters) 2)Bharachukki(69 meters),on the down side of place there is aHydral power generation station belonging to karanataka state this hydral power plant is the first in asia.

 Population

 35851

Census2001)

37527(Census2011)

 Area

 3.62sq.km

 Number of

 Properties

 9173

 Number of

 Wards

 23

 Length of

 Roads

 63Kms

 Total Water

 Supply

 4.0

 Per Capita

 Water  Supply

 96 LPCD

 Summer Temp.

360 C

 Winter Temp.

 250 C

Melkote

Melkote (also known as Melukote), a historic town, is located at a distance of 50 km from Mysore. Melkote is situated in Pandavapura Taluk of Mandya district. Melkote is one of the holy places of Karnataka. It is built on rocky hills known as Yadavagiri or Yadugiri overlooking the Kaveri valley. Melkote is also referred as Thirunarayanapuram.

The famous South Indian Vaishnava philosopher and teacher Ramanujacharya lived in this town for around 12 years in 12th century AD, and soon after Melkote became a center of learned community called Mandyam Iyengars, who were into scholarship of Sanskrit language, Vedas, and Indian sciences.

Melkote is a popular center of pilgrimage center and has two different temples. The main temple is a square building of large size but very plain is dedicated to Lord Cheluva Narayana Swamy or Tirunarayana. The utsav murthy (metallic procession idol) representing the deity is referred as Cheluvapille Raya whose original name appears to have been Ramapriya. It is believed that the utsav murthy was worshipped by Lord Rama and his son Kusha; hence the name Ramapriya.

On the top of the hill is an attractive temple dedicated to Lord Yoga Narasimha. It is believed that the image of Yoga Narasimha temple was installed by Prahlada. Krishnaraja Wodeyar III presented a gold crown to this temple. The temples of Melkote have made the town a popular tourist attraction.

The temple houses a large pond called as Kalyani Theertha. The temple premises also houses the oldest Sanskrit college named Sri Veda Vedantha Bodhini Sanskrit Mahapathashala. This ancient Sanskrit college in India dates back to 1854. The institution continues to provide instruction in Sanskrit and Indian Philosophy.

 TOWN PANCHAYATH NAGAMANGALA

    

 The town Panchayat was established in 1876 and was ruled by Private Administration which continued upto 1953. Since 1953, the Administration of the Town Panchayat has come under public representatives. As of 2001 India census, Nagamangala had a population of 16,050. Males constitute 51% of the population and females 49%. Nagamangala has an average literacy rate of 71%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 74%, and female literacy is 67%. In Nagamangala, 12% of the population is under 6 years of ago.    

    Nagamangala is a town with historical background dating back to saga of Mahabharath. It was also known by name Fanipura, Manipura, Nagapura and Nagamangala. It is stated to be the capital of King Babruvahara, Son of Arjuna. The Nagamangala town is surrounded by two forts. Inside fort was stated to be constructed in 1270 and the outside fort in 1578. The town has a number of ancient temples, and famous among them are the temples of Lord Sri Yoga Narasimha, Sri Veerabhadraswamy, Sri Bhuvaneshwara Swamy ,Goddess Kali and numerous Mantaps & Tanks. Nagamangala in earlier days used to be known as a known place for learning Sanskrit and Vedas. Peoples from surrounding area came here to learn Sanskrit & Vedas here. The village is also being called as “Chathurveda Bhatta Ratnkara Agrahara”.   Nagamangala was also known as base for Temple Architecture and manufacturing of temple jewels and other ornaments 

    Nagamangala is a town with historical background dating back to saga of Mahabharath. It was also known by name Fanipura, Manipura, Nagapura and Nagamangala. It is stated to be the capital of King Babruvahara, Son of Arjuna. The Nagamangala town is surrounded by two forts. Inside fort was stated to be constructed in 1270 and the outside fort in 1578. The town has a number of ancient temples, and famous among them are the temples of Lord Sri Yoga Narasimha, Sri Veerabhadraswamy, Sri Bhuvaneshwara Swamy ,Goddess Kali and numerous Mantaps & Tanks. Nagamangala in earlier days used to be known as a known place for learning Sanskrit and Vedas. Peoples from surrounding area came here to learn Sanskrit & Vedas here. The village is also being called as “Chathurveda Bhatta Ratnkara Agrahara”.   Nagamangala was also known as base for Temple Architecture and manufacturing of temple jewels and other ornaments 

City/Town Summary

 Population

 17763

 Area

 2.5  Sq.km

 Number of

 Properties

 5377

 Number of

 Wards

 16

 Length of

 Roads

 48.28 kms

 Total Water

 Supply

 1.80MLD

 Per Capita

 Water  Supply

 100 LPCD

 Summer Temp.

 380C

 Winter Temp.

 330C

Krishnarajapete

Krishnarajapete established as Town Municipal Council in 2006(Dated: 30.12.2006) & it is the Historical Town is located at a distance of 56.00Km from Mysore and 60.00Km from Mandya and 30.00Km from Channarayapatna SH-48. The Hosaholalu Sri Laxminarayanaswamy Temple is Tourist spot of Krishnarajapet. Krishnarajapet is an agriculture based Town with population of 25,946 (as per 2011 census).

City/Town Summary

Population

25946 ( As per 2011 Census)

Area

4.26Sq.Km

Number of

 Households

4064

Number of

 Wards

23

Length of

 Roads

64.04 Km

Total Water

 Supply

3.20 MLD

Per Capita

 Water  Supply

135 LPCD

Summer Temp.

36 0C

Winter Temp.

21 0C

 

 Mandya is about 90Kms from Bangalore, on Bangalore-Mysore State Highway - 17. Earlier Mandya was part of Mysore District. Mandya district came into existence on 1st July 1939. Mandya extends from 76 19' - 76 20' South and 12  13' - 13  4' East & is about 2500 - 3000 ft above the Sea level. District has five important rivers, river Cauvery & its four tributories Hemavathi, Shimsha, Lokapavani, Veeravaishnavi.The main water resource is river Cauvery, supplied to the district through Krishna Raja Sagar dam(KRS dam located in Srirangapatna Taluk), designed by renowned architect Sir. M. Vishweshwaraiah. Agriculture forms the main occupation. Sugarcane & Paddy are grown in abundance & the district has 3 Sugar Factories. Shivanasamudra hydro power station, started in 1901 is said to be the first Hydro Electric Power Station in Asia. Mandya is also centre for several religious & tourist places.

Mandya Lok Sabha constituency (Kannada: ಮಂಡ್ಯ ಲೋಕ ಸಭೆ ಚುನಾವಣಾ ಕ್ಷೇತ್ರ) is one of the 28 Lok Sabha (parliamentary) constituencies in Karnataka state in southern India. This constituency covers the entire Mandya district and part of Mysore district.

                   Constituency number

Name

Reserved for (SC/ST/None)

District

186

Malavalli

SC

Mandya

187

Maddur

None

Mandya

188

Melukote

None

Mandya

189

Mandya,

None

Mandya

190

Srirangapatna

None

Mandya

191

Nagamangala

None

Mandya

192

Krishnarajpet

None

Mandya

211

Krishnarajanagara

None

Mysore

 Population

1,31,179(2001)

1,37,735(2011)

 Area

  17.03 Sq.Km

 Number of

 Properties

 21953

 Number of

 Wards

 35

 Length of

 Roads

 286.12 Km

 Total Water

 Supply

 21 MLD

 Per Capita

 Water  Supply

 135 LPCD

 Summer Temp.

 

  360C- 370C

 Winter Temp.

 110C- 130C

Maddur

Maddur is one of 57 Karnataka cities in the Nirmala Nagara - Municipal eGovernance project. On Aug 15th 2005 each of the 57 cities will get a comprehensive website as well as the Public Grievance & Redressal module. Other important modules to be launched by June 2006 are Property Tax, Financial Accounting  GIS Mapping, Birth & Death Certification, and Ward Works.Nirmala Nagara project is   a partnership between the Urban Development Dept, eGovernments    Foundation & Survey of India. These computer based systems coupled with Govt. process re-engineering and GIS digital mapping will provide transparency and accountability and smoother delivery of services to citizens of Karnataka. Your feedback and inputs are greatly appreciated.

 Population

 28907

 Area

 6.32 sq.km

 Number of

 Properties

 7134

 Number of

 Wards

 23 Wards

 Length of

 Roads

56 Kms

 Total Water

 Supply

30lakhs ltr

 Per Capita

 Water  Supply

 100 lpcd

 Summer Temp.

 30°C-37°C 

 Winter Temp.

 19°C-30°C 

Taluk : Maddur

Area in Hectares for Rural and Sq.kms for Urban

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

1

MADDUR

438.45

2

DESHAHALLI

225.63

3

SHIVAPURA

83.98

4

CHAMANAHALLI

631.41

5

KADALIPURA

91.23

6

HULLUGANAHALLI

151.02

7

SOMANAHALLI

376.30

8

KODIHALLI

109.05

9

AGRALINGANAHALLI

68.35

10

BUDDAGUPPE

220.62

11

DADAGA

140.31

12

BYADRAHALLI

406.43

13

CHANDAHALLI

14.37

14

ALUR

391.36

15

VAIDYANATHAPURA

151.28

16

NEELAKANTANAHALLI

260.39

17

HONNALAGERE

1017.06

18

V.N.DODDI

54.30

19

N.I.DODDI

46.28

20

BHEEMANAKERE

440.45

21

HAGALAHALLI

267.68

22

KABBARE

286.33

23

HALLIKERE

513.10

24

CHUNCHAGAHALLI

140.21

25

HULIKERE

282.27

26

BELLUR

312.01

27

AJJAHALLI

415.23

28

MALAGARANAHALLI

373.58

29

SOMPURA

107.76

30

NAGARAKERE

348.64

31

UPPINAKERE

145.63

32

HULIGEREPURA

433.59

33

BORAPURA

147.28

34

SADOLALU

427.38

35

KUDARAGUNDI

681.04

36

CHANNASANDRA

153.04

37

GORAVANAHALLI

316.88

38

GEJJALAGERE

679.76

39

MOBBALAGERE

175.39

40

HOSAHALLI

252.64

41

VOLAGARAHALLI

607.95

42

SOLLEPURA

135.56

43

LAKKASANDRA

85.64

44

CHIKKARASINAKERE

628.96

45

THORE CHAKANAHALLI

162.40

46

BANNAHALLI

322.14

47

ARUVANAHALLI

686.85

48

KOTHIPUR

60.01

49

HANNALLI DODDI

77.18

50

KOOLAGERE

843.48

51

HAGALAHALLI

730.35

52

HONNALAGERE

442.93

53

HONNAIKANAHALLI

448.22

54

MUDENAHALLI

301.23

55

THORE BOMMANAHALLI

372.29

56

BOPPASAMUDRA

508.43

57

MADENAHALLI

384.11

58

KYATHAGHATTA

537.66

59

KARKAHALLI

221.36

60

MENASAGERE

505.57

61

ANNUR

534.66

62

ALBUJANAHALLI

326.72

63

MELLAHALLI

195.15

64

MANIGERE

568.18

65

BIDARAHOSAHALLI

286.90

66

BIDARAHALLI

210.10

67

GUDIGERE

159.37

68

KARADAKERE

477.05

69

ARECHAKANAHALLI

230.07

70

YALADAHALLI

329.33

71

KADUKOTHANAHALLI

694.92

72

BUJAVALLI

359.42

73

GOPANAHALLI

221.68

74

SABBANAHALLI

361.17

75

YADAGANAHALLI

417.80

76

KADALAVAGILU

444.17

77

SINGATAGERE

321.80

78

SETTIHALLI

468.90

79

MADARAHALLI

450.31

80

AMBARAHALLI

282.62

81

HARALAHALLI

193.85

82

DODDARASINAKERE

1840.00

83

CHATRADAHOSAHALLI

277.90

84

KOPPA

661.06

85

HURUGALAVADI

285.77

86

CHIKKONAHALLI

289.80

87

KEELAGHATTA

423.55

88

KUNTANAHALLI

148.66

89

KODIHALLI

379.89

90

NILAVAGILU

412.57

91

MARALIGA

1042.49

92

MULLAHALLI

152.88

93

MUDIGERE

262.48

94

MARASINGANAHALLI

341.62

95

HOSAKERE

861.50

96

KOTHANA HALLI

362.32

97

SHANAKARAPURA

113.37

98

BELTHUR

469.99

99

RAMPURA

129.06

100

HUNAGANAPURA

88.80

101

BESAGARAHALLI

640.16

102

HARALAHALLI

249.87

103

KONASALE

814.83

104

CHOTTANAHALLI

260.23

105

D.HOSAHALLI

177.25

106

GULOOR

696.12

107

V.BALLEKERE

221.10

108

BIDARAKOTE

532.24

109

N.B.HALLI

229.05

110

ABALAVADI

419.55

111

HOSAGAVI

1124.80

112

MARAMGERE

299.99

113

SOMANAHALLI

211.68

114

MALLIGERE

219.97

115

BOLARE

323.60

116

KOWDLEY

1453.14

117

YADAVANAHALLI

441.60

118

BEKKALALE

873.80

119

KIRANGUR

477.72

120

HALEHALLI

435.78

121

TARIKERE

371.49

122

HARALAKERE

351.74

123

MUDYA

334.56

124

THAGGAHALLI

613.96

125

T.BALLEKERE

260.44

126

AVVERAHALLI

208.56

127

ANKUSHAPURA

65.49

128

ATHAGUR

966.01

129

MARADEVANAHALLI

189.62

130

HOSAHALLI

194.41

131

KADALUR

769.81

132

NIDAGHATTA

282.62

133

MADAPURADADODDI

265.14

134

THIPPUR

271.76

135

MADANAIKANAHALLI

446.98

136

THYLUR

373.41

137

RUDRAKSHIPURA

164.25

138

DANAKANADODDI

46.11

139

HEMMANAHALLI

381.65

140

YARAGANAHALLI

296.12

141

HANUMANTHAPURA

163.57

142

THORE SETTIHALLI

293.26

143

TUBINAKERE

180.79

144

CHIKKANKANAHALLI

299.18

145

DODDANKANAHALLI

477.75

146

HEBBERALU

539.78

147

BYALADAKERE

378.77

148

NAVILE

468.60

149

ANKANATHAPURA

369.45

150

HARAKANA HALLI

303.31

151

LINGASANDRA

184.56

152

KUNDANAKUPPE

288.05

153

MALLANAIKANAHALLI

384.30

154

NAGANAHALLI

230.68

155

DUNDANAHALLI

867.42

156

MALLANAKUPPE

231.13

157

HUTHAGERE

658.13

158

KESTHUR

1461.23

159

MACHAHALLI

374.21

160

ALAMSETTIHALLI

199.98

Srirangapattana

Srirangapatna renowned for its seemingly impregnable fort, associated with the great ruler Tipu Sulthan, is situated at the western end of an oval shaped island formed by the two branches of the Cauvery, in Mandya District of Karnataka. It is 15km to North-East of Mysore and 120 Km to the South-West of Bangalore.

 

The History of Srirangapatna commences from the 9th century A.D. as revealed in an inscription of a Ganga Chieftain by name Tirumaiah, the founder of the Temple of Sriranganatha. The Temple was later expanded by Hoysalas, the Vijayanagara monarchs Mysore Wodeyars anf Hyder Ali. The Hoysala King Vishnuvardana(1108-1152) after conferred on Ramanuja, and his disciples, are established “Astagramas” or eight Villages including the tract of land on either side of the river Cauvery at Srirangapatna.

 

 

City/Town Summary

 Population

25061

 Area

 8.6 sq.km

 Number of

 Properties

 5544

 Number of

 Wards

 23

 Length of

 Roads

 57 kms

 Total Water

 Supply

 3.69 MLD

 Per Capita

 Water  Supply

 135 MLD

 Summer Temp.

 36'.C -37'.C

 Winter Temp.

 11'C- 13' C

 Taluk : Srirangapatna

Area in Hectares for Rural and Sq.kms for Urban

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

1

MALAPURA

457.89

2

MAHADEVAPURA

1262.62

3

BIDARAHALLI

178.40

4

CHANNAHALLI

444.99

5

TARIPURA

566.48

6

KEMMANAPURA

194.52

7

DODDANKANAHALLI

599.87

8

CHIKKAKANAHALLI

195.51

9

SUGGANAHALLI

340.48

10

BONTHAGAHALLI

229.38

11

HURALIKYATHANAHALLI

266.30

12

HAMPAPURA

491.52

13

BELAVADI

999.49

14

HEBBADI

1235.31

15

HOSUR

241.32

16

NAGUVANAHALLI

141.57

17

CHANDAGALU

427.79

18

BELAGOLA

1500.53

19

KEMPALINGAPURA

160.24

20

PALAHALLI

604.04

21

KARIMANTI

269.45

22

BOMMUR AGRAHARA

266.82

23

BRAHMAPURA

297.04

24

HOSAHALLI

252.68

25

JAKKANAKUPPE

67.40

26

MOGARAHALLI

284.11

27

ANAGAHALLI

278.04

28

PURA

98.79

29

KUPPEDADA

95.53

30

BASTHIPURA

174.66

31

AVVERAHALLI

243.98

32

BEECHANAKUPPE

189.39

33

HULIKERE

258.27

34

MAJJIGEPURA

225.02

35

BALAMURI

140.80

36

HONGAHALLI

329.93

37

YADATHITTU

249.15

38

KAREKURA

81.48

39

K.SHETTIHALLI

525.31

40

M.SETTIHALLI

441.09

41

SABBANAKUPPE

300.33

42

CHINNENAHALLI

492.97

43

SIDDAPURA

476.38

44

GANANGANUR

551.36

45

GOWDHALLI

363.47

46

T.M.HOSUR

153.17

47

KALENAHALLI

426.49

48

NEELANA KOPPALU

251.10

49

NAGARAGHATTA

203.12

50

NAGARAGHATTA KAVAL

52.24

51

MARALAGALA

442.66

52

CHINNAYAKANAHALLI

370.40

53

KALLIKOPPALU

175.55

54

KIRANGUR

964.10

55

AGRAHARA

114.18

56

DODDEGOWDANAKOPPALU

107.19

57

RAMPURA

97.15

58

ACHAPPANA KOPPALU

139.86

59

KADATHANALU

148.43

60

MAKANAKOPPALU

172.24

61

DARASAGUPPE

117.64

62

NELAMANE

517.45

63

CHINDAGIRIKOPPALU

105.52

64

BALLENAHALLI

136.14

65

KUDALAKUPPE

308.35

66

ARAKERE

1326.02

67

GARAKAHALLI

229.21

68

CHIKKAHAROHALLI

157.91

69

DODDAHAROHALLI

162.23

70

BANNAHALLI

359.55

71

GAMANAHALLI

1658.10

72

VITTALAPURA

115.25

73

NERALAKERE

390.36

74

BETTAHALLI

218.42

75

BALLEKERE

604.20

76

MADARAHALLI

164.69

77

GENDEHOSAHALLI

457.14

78

VADIYANDAHALLI

507.87

79

HANGARAHALLI

457.88

80

MUNDAGADORE

579.62

81

ALLAPATNA

366.10

82

HUNJANAKERE

523.80

83

CHANNANAKERE

353.01

84

JAKKANAHALLI

459.17

85

ALAGUD KAVAL

20.15

86

ALAGUD

445.36

87

MALLENAHALLI

142.87

88

CHOTTAAHALLI

194.29

89

HUNASANAHALLI

237.63

90

ALADAHALLI

124.08

91

PEEHALLI

238.46

92

KODIYALA

423.78

93

TADAGAVADI

251.24

94

DAMMANAHALLI

244.16

95

PARAMANDAHALLI

173.56

96

G0BBARAGALA

167.20

 Taluk : Srirangapatna

Area in Hectares for Rural and Sq.kms for Urban

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

Sl. No.

Name Of the Village

Area

1

MALAPURA

457.89

2

MAHADEVAPURA

1262.62

3

BIDARAHALLI

178.40

4

CHANNAHALLI

444.99

5

TARIPURA

566.48

6

KEMMANAPURA

194.52

7

DODDANKANAHALLI

599.87

8

CHIKKAKANAHALLI

195.51

9

SUGGANAHALLI

340.48

10

BONTHAGAHALLI

229.38

11

HURALIKYATHANAHALLI

266.30

12

HAMPAPURA

491.52

13

BELAVADI

999.49

14

HEBBADI

1235.31

15

HOSUR

241.32

16

NAGUVANAHALLI

141.57

17

CHANDAGALU

427.79

18

BELAGOLA

1500.53

19

KEMPALINGAPURA

160.24

20

PALAHALLI

604.04

21

KARIMANTI

269.45

22

BOMMUR AGRAHARA

266.82

23

BRAHMAPURA

297.04

24

HOSAHALLI

252.68

25

JAKKANAKUPPE

67.40

26

MOGARAHALLI

284.11

27

ANAGAHALLI

278.04

28

PURA

98.79

29

KUPPEDADA

95.53

30

BASTHIPURA

174.66

31

AVVERAHALLI

243.98

32

BEECHANAKUPPE

189.39

33

HULIKERE

258.27

34

MAJJIGEPURA

225.02

35

BALAMURI

140.80

36

HONGAHALLI

329.93

37

YADATHITTU

249.15

38

KAREKURA

81.48

39

K.SHETTIHALLI

525.31

40

M.SETTIHALLI

441.09

41

SABBANAKUPPE

300.33

42

CHINNENAHALLI

492.97

43

SIDDAPURA

476.38

44

GANANGANUR

551.36

45

GOWDHALLI

363.47

46

T.M.HOSUR

153.17

47

KALENAHALLI

426.49

48

NEELANA KOPPALU

251.10

49

NAGARAGHATTA

203.12

50

NAGARAGHATTA KAVAL

52.24

51

MARALAGALA

442.66

52

CHINNAYAKANAHALLI

370.40

53

KALLIKOPPALU

175.55

54

KIRANGUR

964.10

55

AGRAHARA

114.18

56

DODDEGOWDANAKOPPALU

107.19

57

RAMPURA

97.15

58

ACHAPPANA KOPPALU

139.86

59

KADATHANALU

148.43

60

MAKANAKOPPALU

172.24

61

DARASAGUPPE

117.64

62

NELAMANE

517.45

63

CHINDAGIRIKOPPALU

105.52

64

BALLENAHALLI

136.14

65

KUDALAKUPPE

308.35

66

ARAKERE

1326.02

67

GARAKAHALLI

229.21

68

CHIKKAHAROHALLI

157.91

69

DODDAHAROHALLI

162.23

70

BANNAHALLI

359.55

71

GAMANAHALLI

1658.10

72

VITTALAPURA

115.25

73

NERALAKERE

390.36

74

BETTAHALLI

218.42

75

BALLEKERE

604.20

76

MADARAHALLI

164.69

77

GENDEHOSAHALLI

457.14

78

VADIYANDAHALLI

507.87

79

HANGARAHALLI

457.88

80

MUNDAGADORE

579.62

81

ALLAPATNA

366.10

82

HUNJANAKERE

523.80

83

CHANNANAKERE

353.01

84

JAKKANAHALLI

459.17

85

ALAGUD KAVAL

20.15

86

ALAGUD

445.36

87

MALLENAHALLI

142.87

88

CHOTTAAHALLI

194.29

89

HUNASANAHALLI

237.63

90

ALADAHALLI

124.08

91

PEEHALLI

238.46

92

KODIYALA

423.78

93

TADAGAVADI

251.24

94

DAMMANAHALLI

244.16

95

PARAMANDAHALLI

173.56

96

G0BBARAGALA

167.20

 

Malavalli vidhanasaba details

The Malavalli Town constituted in 1930. It is situated along Mandya district Southern state of Karnataka, india a historical town at a distance of 31 Kms from Mandya District which was partialy destroyed by Tippu himself 1799 common Era sultan was forced to take back his troops from Malavalli when Mysore state was attacked by british army and also common Era Sri Sri Lakshmi Narasimhaswamy temple came into existance at marehalli a famous temple at Malavalli town. And also the Shivanasamudra and Bluff fallls formed on thecauvery river splits into two forming and island. The two Strems falls down to the same point and flows the two falls are called

1)Gaganachukki (90 meters) 2)Bharachukki(69 meters),on the down side of place there is aHydral power generation station belonging to karanataka state this hydral power plant is the first in asia.

 Population

 35851

Census2001)

37527(Census2011)

 Area

 3.62sq.km

 Number of

 Properties

 9173

 Number of

 Wards

 23

 Length of

 Roads

 63Kms

 Total Water

 Supply

 4.0

 Per Capita

 Water  Supply

 96 LPCD

 Summer Temp.

360 C

 Winter Temp.

 

 250 C

Melkote

 

 

Melkote (also known as Melukote), a historic town, is located at a distance of 50 km from Mysore. Melkote is situated in Pandavapura Taluk of Mandya district. Melkote is one of the holy places of Karnataka. It is built on rocky hills known as Yadavagiri or Yadugiri overlooking the Kaveri valley. Melkote is also referred as Thirunarayanapuram.

The famous South Indian Vaishnava philosopher and teacher Ramanujacharya lived in this town for around 12 years in 12th century AD, and soon after Melkote became a center of learned community called Mandyam Iyengars, who were into scholarship of Sanskrit language, Vedas, and Indian sciences.

 

Melkote is a popular center of pilgrimage center and has two different temples. The main temple is a square building of large size but very plain is dedicated to Lord Cheluva Narayana Swamy or Tirunarayana. The utsav murthy (metallic procession idol) representing the deity is referred as Cheluvapille Raya whose original name appears to have been Ramapriya. It is believed that the utsav murthy was worshipped by Lord Rama and his son Kusha; hence the name Ramapriya.

 

On the top of the hill is an attractive temple dedicated to Lord Yoga Narasimha. It is believed that the image of Yoga Narasimha temple was installed by Prahlada. Krishnaraja Wodeyar III presented a gold crown to this temple. The temples of Melkote have made the town a popular tourist attraction.

 

The temple houses a large pond called as Kalyani Theertha. The temple premises also houses the oldest Sanskrit college named Sri Veda Vedantha Bodhini Sanskrit Mahapathashala. This ancient Sanskrit college in India dates back to 1854. The institution continues to provide instruction in Sanskrit and Indian Philosophy.

 TOWN PANCHAYATH NAGAMANGALA

    

 

 The town Panchayat was established in 1876 and was ruled by Private Administration which continued upto 1953. Since 1953, the Administration of the Town Panchayat has come under public representatives. As of 2001 India census, Nagamangala had a population of 16,050. Males constitute 51% of the population and females 49%. Nagamangala has an average literacy rate of 71%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 74%, and female literacy is 67%. In Nagamangala, 12% of the population is under 6 years of ago.    

 

    Nagamangala is a town with historical background dating back to saga of Mahabharath. It was also known by name Fanipura, Manipura, Nagapura and Nagamangala. It is stated to be the capital of King Babruvahara, Son of Arjuna. The Nagamangala town is surrounded by two forts. Inside fort was stated to be constructed in 1270 and the outside fort in 1578. The town has a number of ancient temples, and famous among them are the temples of Lord Sri Yoga Narasimha, Sri Veerabhadraswamy, Sri Bhuvaneshwara Swamy ,Goddess Kali and numerous Mantaps & Tanks. Nagamangala in earlier days used to be known as a known place for learning Sanskrit and Vedas. Peoples from surrounding area came here to learn Sanskrit & Vedas here. The village is also being called as “Chathurveda Bhatta Ratnkara Agrahara”.   Nagamangala was also known as base for Temple Architecture and manufacturing of temple jewels and other ornaments 

 

 

 

 

    Nagamangala is a town with historical background dating back to saga of Mahabharath. It was also known by name Fanipura, Manipura, Nagapura and Nagamangala. It is stated to be the capital of King Babruvahara, Son of Arjuna. The Nagamangala town is surrounded by two forts. Inside fort was stated to be constructed in 1270 and the outside fort in 1578. The town has a number of ancient temples, and famous among them are the temples of Lord Sri Yoga Narasimha, Sri Veerabhadraswamy, Sri Bhuvaneshwara Swamy ,Goddess Kali and numerous Mantaps & Tanks. Nagamangala in earlier days used to be known as a known place for learning Sanskrit and Vedas. Peoples from surrounding area came here to learn Sanskrit & Vedas here. The village is also being called as “Chathurveda Bhatta Ratnkara Agrahara”.   Nagamangala was also known as base for Temple Architecture and manufacturing of temple jewels and other ornaments 

 

City/Town Summary

 Population

 17763

 Area

 2.5  Sq.km

 Number of

 Properties

 5377

 Number of

 Wards

 16

 Length of

 Roads

 48.28 kms

 Total Water

 Supply

 1.80MLD

 Per Capita

 Water  Supply

 100 LPCD

 Summer Temp.

 380C

 Winter Temp.

 330C

 

 

 

Krishnarajapete

 

Krishnarajapete established as Town Municipal Council in 2006(Dated: 30.12.2006) & it is the Historical Town is located at a distance of 56.00Km from Mysore and 60.00Km from Mandya and 30.00Km from Channarayapatna SH-48. The Hosaholalu Sri Laxminarayanaswamy Temple is Tourist spot of Krishnarajapet. Krishnarajapet is an agriculture based Town with population of 25,946 (as per 2011 census).

City/Town Summary

Population

25946 ( As per 2011 Census)

Area

4.26Sq.Km

Number of

 Households

4064

Number of

 Wards

23

Length of

 Roads

64.04 Km

Total Water

 Supply

3.20 MLD

Per Capita

 Water  Supply

135 LPCD

Summer Temp.

36 0C

Winter Temp.

21 0C