BASAVAKALYAN

Village Basavakalyan Block Basavakalyan District Bidar State Karnataka Country India Continent Asia Time Zone IST ( UTC + 05:30) Currency Indian Rupee ( INR ) Dialing Code +91 Date format dd/mm/yyyy Driving side left Internet cTLD in Language Kannada, English Time difference 22 minutes Latitude 17.87 Longitude 76.95 Basavakalyan is a village panchayat located in the Bidar district of Karnataka state,India. The latitude 17.87 and longitude 76.95 are the geocoordinate of the Basavakalyan. Bangalore is the state capital for Basavakalyan village. It is located around 548.0 kilometer away from Basavakalyan.. The other nearest state capital from Basavakalyan is Hyderabad and its distance is 170.3 KM. The other surrouning state capitals are Hyderabad 170.3 KM., Mumbai 452.2 KM., Daman 517.4 KM., The surrounding nearby villages and its distance from Basavakalyan are  Sastapur  6.5 KM ,  Kitta  6.6 KM ,  Betbalkunda  7.2 KM ,  Dhanura ( K)  8.2 KM ,  Yerrandi  9.4 KM , 

Welcome to Basavakalyan, the historic city. As you move around, you could observe the cultural, social, linguistic diversities. Kannada, Marathi, Hindi with Urdu influence is spoken as general language for communication by mass. Majority of the population is Hindu, though you find Muslim colonies in deep city. City is full of temples as well as mosques. There are a lot of places to see in this small city – Anubhava Mantapa, Basavakalyan lake, Basaveshwara Vana, Sadguru Sadanand Swami Math, Jama Masjid, Basaveshwara Temple, Adat (huge grain market), Irani style hotels etc. I will start our journey with the  Basavakalyan Fort . As you see the map, the fort is located pretty much out of the main city. This marvelous structure was built during the Chalukyan era. Later on it was under the Muslim (Nizam’s) rule, and so you could also see some muslim architecture being embedded. This mammoth is still standing strong and beautiful.     These are the picture

GORTA the jalianwala bag of KARNTAKA During 1948, during post-independence violence, hundreds of villagers in Gorta village were massacred by  Razakars  of Hyderabad..The village is also described as  Jallianwalabag of Karnataka  in view of mass killings witnessed on May 9 and 10, 1948.A stone plaque installed in front of the village gives the date of mass killing as 5 May 1948 and the fight continued for about two weeks.It is estimated that more than 200 people were killed by Razakars, the private army of  Nizam  of Hyderabadbut the exact number of deaths was not recorded by body count. [ Shri K.M.Munshi, then Agent General of Union Government (of India), who visited the village after the massacre, in his book "End of an Era" (page 131 and 132) puts total deaths figures around 200 and property destruction worth Rs.70 lakhs. The bitter memories of the massacre are remembered by the women folk of the village by way of songs called  Bhulai pada , a semi-folk song. The

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HERE IS THE LIST OF MLA'S OF BASAVAKALYAN WHO HAVE BEEN ELECTED BY THE PEOPLE OF BASAVAKALYAN ar A C No. Constituency Name Category Winner Gender Party Votes Runner Up Gender Party Votes 2013 47 Basavakalyan GEN Mallikarjun Sidramappa Khuba M JD(S) 37494 B. Narayanrao M INC 21601 2008 47 Basavakalyan GEN Basavaraj Patil Attur M BJP 39015 M G Muley M INC 31077 2004 6 Basavakalyan GEN Mallikarjun Siddaramappa Khuba M JD(S) 29557 Basavaraj Patil Attur M IND 22132 1999 6 Basavakalyan GEN M.G.Mule M JD(S) 48166 Basawaraj Patil Attur M JD(U) 29002 1994 6 Basavakalyan GEN Baswarai Patil Attur M JD 34728 Muley Maruthirao Govindrao M INC 28299 1989 6 Basavakalyan GEN Baswaraj Patil Attur M JD 32404 Marutirao Muley M INC 29705 1985 6 Basavakalyan GEN Basavaraj Patil Attur M JNP 34556 Maruthirao Muley M INC 27951 1983 6 Basavakalyan GEN Basawaraj Shankarappa Patil M JNP 27494 Nawab S. M. Kamaluddin M IND 14144 1978 6 Basavakalyan GEN Bapu Rao Hulsoorker M INC(I) 23827 Ta

Full Name: Allama Prabhu Pen Name (Vachana Signature): Guheshvara (also spelt Guheswara or Guhesvara) Kayaka (Occupation): Jangama  (wandering mystic) Speciality: 1st President of Anubhavamantapa (The Hall of Experience) Basavanna, you are like the earthworm unsoiled,  You are like the lotus in water, touching yet not touched, You are like the pearl formed in water, yet is not water. Sanganabasavanna,  You have come by the order of Guheshwara  To undo the beliefs of the wealth-blind and of those body-intoxicated.  [Vachana No.509]  [1] Shunya Peethadhesha Allama Prabhu, a contemporary of Basavanna, Allamaprabhu was born in a small village called Ballegavi (Balligavi) in Shikaripura taluk of Shivamogga district Karnataka, India, also known as ‘Banavasi Hanneradu Saavira’. His parents, according to Chamarasa, a Kannada poet (The Vijayanagara poet), the author of Prabu1iñga Lile, are Nirahañkari and Sujñani. Not much is known about his boyhood. He belonged to a class of t

Anubhava Mantapa   was the first parliment in history of mankind. Prabhudeva, a great Yogi of extraordinary achievement, was the president and Lord Basava acted as the prime minister. Chennabasava can be compared to the speaker while at the same time working as the editor, and compiler of  Vachana  literature. The only difference between the present day parliament and  Anubhava Mantapa  is that the members were not elected by the people, but were picked up or nominated by the higher authorities of the Mantapa; the necessary qualification expected being spiritual attainment. The problems tackled were of a various nature covering social, religious, spiritual, yogic psychological, economic and literary spheres. Members of the Mantapa and followers of the religion were given full freedom of thought, speech and action. They were allowed to put any questions or doubts to get them cleared in front of the congregation and a systematic program was launched to record and to preserv