Hullahalli

12°06′N 76°33′E / 12.100°N 76.550°E / 12.100; 76.550Country IndiaStateKarnatakaDistrictMysoreTalukasNanjangudGovernment • TypePanchayat raj • BodyGram panchayatPopulation • Total15,000Languages • OfficialKannadaTime zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)PINTelephone code08221(Nanjangud taluk)ISO 3166 codeIN-KAVehicle registrationKANearest cityMysoreWebsitekarnataka.gov.in

Hullahalli is a big village(Hobali) in Nanjangudu taluk, Mysore district, Karnataka state, India ^{[1] [2]}. It is surrounded by beautiful landscapes, rich in rivers, lakes, dams and ancient temples. Hullahalli paints a picture of the traditional rural life of Karnataka. Trinabindu Maharshi settled in this region and engaged in penance, hence the name 'Trinapuri'. Truna means grass in Sanskrit, hence the meaning of Hullahalli has come in the custom. In addition, Trinapuri was ruled by a Palegara called 'Hulla', so Trinapuri was a village ruled by Hulla. Later, people started calling them as Hullanahalli and Hullahalli, says the author of the book Hullahalli Darshan H.B Nagaraj. As the name suggests, Hullahalli is a straw wasp. Kapila river flows widely around the village. The village is home to the ancient Varadaraja temple and Malleshwar on the south bank of the Kapila river

Historical Significance

Hullahalli has a rich historical background, home to ancient temples as well as folk art and culture. The village is an integral part of Old Mysore region. Here lives Parivar race that are called the family of Wodeyars, kings of Mysore, they are the royal servant and a warrior community. It has Malleswara temple (Shiva temple) and Varadaraja temple (Vishnu) constructed during the Chola period. The folk singing and performing arts of the local people here have a background of thousands of years. Also, records are available that Saint Mahadeva Tatha, who came to Sangam near Hullahalli in the twilight of his life, had previously lived in Sangam as Karyaswami in his childhood^[3]. The Government Higher Primary School here was established in 1894^[4].

Agriculture and Economy

Agriculture is the primary occupation of the people in Hullahalli. The fertile land and favorable climate make it ideal for growing a variety of crops, including paddy, sugarcane, and various vegetables. The agricultural practices in the village are a blend of traditional methods and modern techniques, ensuring sustainable farming. The village is surrounded by river Kabini and Kabini's right bank channel provides sufficient water for growing paddy.

Natural Beauty

The scenic beauty of Hullahalli is characterized by lush green fields, water bodies, and serene landscapes. The village's natural environment provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. The Kabini River, which flows nearby, adds to the village's charm and is a source of water for irrigation and other needs.

Education

Hullahalli has basic educational and healthcare facilities that cater to the needs of its residents. The village is equipped with primary schools and healthcare centers, ensuring that the community has access to essential services. Efforts are ongoing to improve the infrastructure and provide better opportunities for the younger generation.

There are government schools and colleges for school and college students, including PU and degree^[5].

1. Government High School, Hullahalli
2. Government Higher Primary School, Hullahalli
3. Government Higher Primary School Urdu, Hullahalli
4. Higher Primary School Srikanteshwara Hullahalli
5. Jnana Sanjeevini Higher Primary School, Hullahalli
6. Jss Eng High School, Hullahalli
7. Jss Eng Higher Primaryhullahalli
8. Jss High School Hullahalli
9. Sri Basaweshwara Lower Primary School, Hullahalli
10. Srikanteswara High School Hullahalli

Demographics

As of 2001^[update] India census, Hullahalli had a population of 1100 with 498 males and 418 females.^[1]

Image gallery

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  JSS Highschool, Hullalli
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  Madeshwara Temple
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  Hullahalli Katte
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  Sun Set in Hullahalli Katte
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  Open aqueduct near Hullahalli
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  paddy field
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  Sun Set

See also

• Nanjangud
• Golur Bridge

References

External links

• "Mysuru District Information". Mysore.nic.in. Retrieved 1 May 2016.