Hagalavadi

Haagalavaadi is a town in the Tumkur District[1] of the Indian state of Karnataka. It belongs to the Bangalore Division. It is located 50 km from the district headquarters Tumkur (via TCB Highway Road). Bangalore is the nearest Metropolitan Area to Hagalavadi which is located 120 km from Hagalavadi (to the Southeast).[2]

Haagalavaadi

ಹಾಗಲವಾಡಿ
Town
Haagalavaadi
Location of Hagalavadi in Karnataka, India
Coordinates: 13°30′16.2″N 76°45′40.8″E
CountryIndia
StateKarnataka
DistrictTumkur District
TalukGubbi
HobliHagalavadi Hobli
Revenue DivisionBangalore Division
RegionBayaluseeme
Founded1478
Founded byErimada Nayaka
Named forThe Land of Long History
HeadquarterTumkur City
Area
 • Urban
9 km2 (3 sq mi)
Elevation
780 m (2,560 ft)
Population
 (2019)
 • Town7,700
Demonym(s)Hagalavadiyan or Hagalavadiyavaru
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
Pincode
572222
STD Code08131
Official LanguagesKannada and English
Spoken LanguagesKannada and Urdu
Legislature TypeBicameral
Vidhana Sabha ConstituencyGubbi Vidhana Sabha Constituency(135)
Lok sabha ConstituencyTumkur Loka sabha Constituency(19)
Websitetumkur.nic.in

Etymology

The modern name "Hagalavadi" came from "Agalavaadi (ಅಗಲವಾಡಿ)", where "Agala (ಅಗಲ)" means "wide" and "vaadi (ವಾಡಿ)" means "village" or "groups of people".

History

The founder of this dynasty was Erimada Nayaka. He was succeeded by Sali Nayaka (1508-1544), who expanded the territory considerably. Inscription Ck 38, dated 1696, relates to these two leaders. Hagalavadi is the headquarters of Palegar lineage. Chikkanayakanahalli was founded by Erimada Nayaka and named after his brother as Chikkanayaka(younger brother)

Hagalavadi dynasty chiefs

"The Hagalavadi chiefs ruled for about 300 years, from 1478 to 1776. Sali Nayaka, who captured Kandikere and Settikere, assisted the Penukonda army, on condition that his conquests be confirmed. When that army was defeated, he escaped to his capital with as much plunder as he could secure. Chiknayakanahalli was founded and named after his brother, and Honnavalli, Turuvekere and Nonavinakere were added to his possessions. On the completion of these enterprises he is said to have taken the name of Sali Nayaka from the idea that his conquests extended in a ‘Salu’ or lineage. His grandson, Mudiyappa Nayaka I, extended their territory. Mudiyappa Nayaka II, who was the ninth in the line, was hailed as a Rajarishi for his benign rule; later he gave up the throne and engaged in spiritual pursuits. His son, Mudduveerappa Nayaka (1740-1753), successfully resisted the onslaughts of Salabat Jung and Dilwar Khan and was called ‘Jung Bahadur’. Channabasappa Nayaka, the twelfth ruler, was imprisoned by Haidar Ali at Srirangapattana. The Nayaka died in prison and the territory was annexed by Ali. According to M. S. Puttanna (‘Hagalavadi Palayagararu’ 1931), Hagalavadi State had once covered more than three – fourths of the present district of Tumkur. Many religious monasteries were built there during the 15th to 17th centuries; including the extant Mudduveeraswamy and Muddiyappa Nayakas. Hagalavadi has the longest history on TCB Road. The chiefs of this dynasty built many forts, temples and monasteries, many extant."

Development

Hagalavadi's commercial development continues. The town depends on Tumkur City economically. As of 2017, this town is developing as a commercial hub. Notably road connections, infrastructure and water facilities are fundamental problems.

Transport

Bengaluru-Haagalavaadi-Dasoodi express route

Bengaluru-Haagalavaadi-Dassodi route as one of the best route according to KSRTC and the local people. The main hurdle for this popular route is the worst road stretch between Shivarampura(Haagalavaadi Hobli Border) and Bukkapattana(08 Kilometers). This road stretch is completely ignored by CN Halli constituency MLA continuously. The road is full of pits and potholes. Even having this road difficulty, KSRTC is operating a few expresses from Bengaluru to Dasoodi. This route is bringing sufficient financial collection to the corporation. The KSRTC is ready to operate plenty of buses but the road stretch between Shivarampura(Haagalavaadi Hobli Border)-Bukkapatna prevent them.

Three main roads reach Hosadurga via Hagalavadi:

Bangalore-Hagalavadi-Bukkapatna-Hosadurga Main Highway

Primary destinations:

Bangalore-Hagalavadi-Kathrikehal-Chikkanayakanahalli-Hosadurga main road

Primary destinations:

Bangalore-Hagalavadi-Thimmanahalli-Huliyar-Hosadurga main road

Primary Destinations:

  • Kempegowda Bus Station (Majestic).
  • Nelamangala.
  • Dobbaspet.
  • Tumkur.
  • TCB Circle (Bheemasandra).
  • Bellavi.
  • Chelur (Gubbi Taluk).
  • Hosakere.
  • Haagalavaadi Cross.
  • Haagalavaadi-Shivapura Twin Towns.
  • Junjappanahatti(Junjappa Temple, Haagalavaadi Town).
  • Madalapura.
  • Galigekere.
  • Singadahalli lake.
  • Madanamadu.
  • Hagalavadi-Chikkanayakanahalli Road.
  • Hanumanthanahalli.
  • Ramanahalli.
  • Siddanakatte.
  • Thimmanahalli.
  • CN Halli-Kandikere-Bellara Road Junction(Kanive cross)
  • Balenahalli Gate.
  • Agrahara.
  • Handiganadu.
  • Barakanahal.
  • Huliyar.
  • Srirampura.
  • Yalanadu.
  • Hagalakere Handpost (Belagur and Maththod Road junction).
  • Hosadurga.
  • Holalkere.
  • Chikkajajur.
  • Sasalu.
  • Annagodu.
  • Davanagere.

TCB highway/road

The TCB highway (also known as the Tumkur–Hagalavadi highway or ತುಮಕೂರು-ಹಾಗಲವಾಡಿ ಹೆದ್ದಾರಿ) is a district highway in Tumakuru, Karnataka. The road begins at a junction with National Highway No NH 206 at Bheemasandra (TCB Circle (ಟಿ.ಸಿ.ಬಿ ವೃತ್ತ-ಭೀಮಸಂದ್ರ) in Tumkur City). The Highway passes through Bellavi, to the junction with State Highway 84 (SH 84, Mayasandra-Sira) in Chelur and goes towards the Northwest to a junction with NH 234 in Bukkapatna via Hagalavadi.[2] The length of the highway is 62 km from Bukkapatna to Bheemasandra (TCB Circle (ಟಿ.ಸಿ.ಬಿ ವೃತ್ತ-ಭೀಮಸಂದ್ರ) or the junction of NH 206) and 66 km from Bukkapatna to Tumkur Town Hall Circle or Tumkur City Bus stops (KSRTC and Private.)

The Paleyagars and Nayakas (Hagalavadi Chiefs) constructed this road to connect with different kingdoms. The Paleyagars and Nayakas (chiefs) expanded Hagalavadi's dynasty's territory as wide as the region up to Tumakuru, Sira, Chikkanayakanahalli, Turuvekere, Settikere, Nonavinakere and Nittur. They were all connected to the Chitradurga Nayakas, through this road when it was still made of mud.

The road stretch of TCB highway/road

The TCB highway/road, is part highway and part narrower road. From the junction of NH 206 (ಟಿ.ಸಿ.ಬಿ ವೃತ್ತ-ಭೀಮಸಂದ್ರ), to Shivarampura(Haagalavaadi Hobli Border), the tarred road is 18.94 feet (5.50 metre) width. But the stretch from Shivarampura(Haagalavaadi Hobli Border) to Bukkapattana (the junction of NH 234) is 11.96 feet (3.50 metre) width.

Bus transport

Private buses run between Tumkur and Hagalavadi, between Nittur and Hagalavadi, between Sira and Hagalavadi. TCB Highway connects to Bangalore via NH 206 and NH 48 (old number NH 4 -- India) or Asian Highway 47.[2]

Popular routes:

  • Tumkur-Hagalavadi-Tumkur (ತುಮಕೂರು-ಹಾಗಲವಾಡಿ-ತುಮಕೂರು)
  • Bengaluru-Hagalavadi-Dasoodi (Express buses, fixed and limited stops)
  • Nittur-Hagalavadi-Nittur (ನಿಟ್ಟೂರು-ಹಾಗಲವಾಡಿ-ನಿಟ್ಟೂರು)
  • Sira-Hagalavadi (ಸಿರಾ-ಹಾಗಲವಾಡಿ).
  • Huliyar-Hagalavadi (ಹುಳಿಯಾರು-ಹಾಗಲವಾಡಿ).
  • CN Halli/Tiptur-Hagalavadi (ಸಿಎನ್ ಹಳ್ಳಿ/ತಿಪಟೂರು-ಹಾಗಲವಾಡಿ)

Bangalore-Hagalavadi-Bukkapatna-Hosadurga expressway stops

Primary stops:

Bangalore-Hagalavadi-Kathrikehal-Chikkanayakanahalli-Huliyar-Hosadurga expressway stops

Primary stops:

Bangalore-Hagalavadi-Thimmanahalli-Huliyar-Hosadurga Expressway stops

Primary stops:

Tiptur-CN Halli-Hagalavadi Road (TCH Road)

TCH or Tiptur-CN Halli-Hagalavadi Road is an MDR. Primary destinations

  • Tiptur
  • Bennayakanahalli.
  • Settikere
  • Chikkanayakanahalli (CN Halli)(Nehru Circle).
  • Suttu Kanive(Zig-Zag Road).
  • Kathrikehal
  • Madanamadu
  • Singadahalli lake.
  • Galigekere.
  • Madalapura.
  • Junjappanahatti(Junjappa Temple, Hagalavadi Town).
  • Haagalavaadi-Shivapura Twin Towns.


Chikkanayakanahalli-Hagalavadi Cross road

The new road infrastructure between Chikkanayakanahalli-Hagalavadi Cross (a junction near Hagalavadi Town) is 16.50 feet(5.50) width. Currently many private buses operate from Tumkur to Chikkanayakanahalli through Hagalavadi.

Singadahalli lake to Hagalavadi Main Circle

The road connects Hagalavadi Main Circle to Chikkanayakanahalli's Nehru Circle, which is the direct road via Galigekere. This Road divides near Singadahalli Lake, at the Y shape junction, to Hagalavadi Main Circle and Hagalavadi Cross. Private goods vehicles connect Hagalavadi to the main town.

Hagalavadi-Nittur Road

Hagalavadi-Nittur Road is a Major District Road (MDR) in Gubbi Taluk. The road is complete in Gubbi taluk. The distance from Hagalavadi to Nittur is 30 km. Primary Destinations:

  • Nittur.
  • Yallapura Gate(A junction of NH-206).
  • Handanahalli.
  • Bhogasandra.
  • Haradagere(Kallaradagere).
  • Appannanahalli.
  • Chikkanayakanahalli-Haagalavaadi Road.
  • Hagalavadi Cross(Kaimara or Maruthi nagara)
  • Haagalavaadi-Shivapura Twin Towns.

Hagalavadi-Sira road

One half of Hagalavadi-Sira road is National Highway 234 and another half is a Major District Road in Tumkur District. The distance between Hagalavadi-Sira is 42 kilometers. Primary destinations:

  • Sira Town.
  • NH-48 junction.
  • Huildore.
  • Kilaradahalli.
  • Mannammana Davasthana(Temple)
  • Ramalingapura tank(kere).
  • Ramalingapura.
  • Sira Cross(TCB Road).
  • Madenahalli.
  • Guddenahalli.
  • Haagalavaadi-Shivapura Twin Towns.

Hagalavadi-Kondli Cross-K B Cross Road

Hagalavadi-Kondli Cross-K B Cross Road is an MDR in Tumkur District. Primary destinations:

  • K B Cross.
  • Hatyalabetta.
  • Kondli Cross(a junction of NH-206).
  • Kondli Village.
  • Kora(mining area)
  • Chikkarampura Hatti.
  • Barasidlahalli.
  • Chikkanayakanahalli-Haagalavaadi Road.
  • Singadahalli lake.
  • Galigekere.
  • Madalapura.
  • Junjappanahatti(Junjappa Temple, Hagalavadi Town).
  • Haagalavaadi-Shivapura Twin Town

Hagalavadi-Huliyar Road

Hagalavadi-Huliyar Road is an MDR in Tumkur District. The distance between Hagalavadi and Huliyar on this route is 42 kilometers. Primary destinations:

  • Huliyar.
  • Barakanahal.
  • Kanive Cross.
  • Thimmanahalli.
  • Siddanakatte.
  • Ramanahalli.
  • Hanumanthanahalli.
  • Chikkanayakanahalli-Haagalavadi Road.
  • Madanamadu.
  • Singadahalli lake.
  • Galigekere.
  • Madalapura.
  • Junjappanahatti(Junjappa Temple, Hagalavadi Town).
  • Haagalavaadi-Shivapura Twin Towns.

Hagalavadi-Bukkapatna-Thavarekere Road

Hagalavadi-Bukkapatna-Thavarekere Road is an MDR in Tumkur District. Primary destinations:

  • Thavarekere or Javagondanahalli (J G Halli)(A junction of NH 48 or Asian Highway-47)
  • Ganadahunase.
  • Neralagudda.
  • Yaradakatte.
  • Kurubarahalli.
  • Hunasekatte.
  • Bukkapatna.
  • Sira Cross(Ramalingapura).
  • Maadenahalli.
  • Guddenahalli.
  • Haagalavaadi-Shivapura Twin Towns.

Hagalavadi Bypass or TCB-Yakkalakatte-Shivapura-Obalapura Road

The distance between Tumkur to Hagalavadi is 50 km. The road runs through:

  • Yakkalakatte Bus Stop(The junction of TCB Road near the Marehalla Stream)
  • Yakkalakatte Village.
  • Haagalavaadi-Shivapura Twin Towns.

Haagalavaadi Cross

Haagalavaadi Cross is an important junction of four roads near Haagalavaadi-Shivapura twin towns, on which four main roads(Tumkur- Haagalavaadi Highway, Haagalavaadi-Chikkanayakanahalli Road and Haagalavaadi-Nittur Road(via Appannanahalli) intersect. The Cross is located in just 4 kilometers away from Haagalavaadi-Shivapura twin towns. This intersection of four roads in Haagalavaadi-Shivapura is popularly known as Haagalavaadi Cross.

Haagalavaadi Circle

There are three main circles in Haagalavaadi-Shivapura twin towns.

1) Bukkapatna Gate Circle or State Bank Circle.

2) Haagalavaadi main circle.

3) Shivapura Circle.

Haagalavaadi main circle or Haagalavaadi bus stand circle is an intersection of six roads, such as;

1) Bengaluru Road/Tumkur Road.

2)Bukkapatna/Sira/Hiriyur/Dasoodi/Huliyar/Hosadurga/Davanagere Road.

3) Chikkanayakanahalli/Tiptur/Hassan Road.

4) Mattikere Road.

5) Haagalavaadi Town Road or Rudreshwara Temple Road.

6) Kariyamma Temple Road.

Several problems with the circle are the following:

1) Shops, Grocery stores and Chicken processing centres are established very near to the circle in resulting to make circle narrow.

2) The complete ignorance of Chikkanayakanahalli/Tiptur Road. This worst road is even more worst within the town limit. There is no tar at all from last 20 years. The road from the circle to Singadahalli lake is completely ignored by Gubbi MLAs and officials.

However, the circle is an important cummercial hub and the main centre of the town. It is also one of the four important circles on TCB Road. the other three circles are Chelur Circle, Bellavi Circle, and Bukkapatna Circle.

Shivapura Circle

As a part of Haagalavaadi-Shivapura Twin town, a junction or intersection of four Roads(Tumkur-Haagalavaadi Highway and Chikkanayakanahalli-Yakkalakatte Road) in Shivapura urban area. The circle needs High Mast Light in the center, but Gubbi politicians are highly ignorance to install the High Mast Lamp at the center of Shivapura Circle.

Hagalavadi Kariyamma Temple

The town's centre of attraction is the Kariyamma Temple and Devi. It is known particularly for the Goddess' beauty. Devotees visit the Goddess from great distances. A special non-vegetarian meal is made by worshippers every Tuesday and Friday in fulfillment of their Harakes (religious vow). The Kariyamma Devi Administration office holds a festival every March. This Temple is the main financial player in the town as it owns hectares of land and many shopping complexes.

Location

Hagalavadi Town and the Hobli area is surrounded by Gubbi taluk towards the South, Sira Taluk towards the North and East, Tumkur Taluk towards the East and South. Distances of some Primary Destinances from Haagalavaadi:

  • Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru:-159 km.
  • Chhatrapti Shivaji International Airport, Mumbai:- 880 km.
  • Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad:- 529 km.
  • Bajpe International Airport, Mangalore:- 275 km.
  • Tumkur:-50 km.
  • Bukkapatna:-18 km.
  • Huliyar:- 44 km.
  • Sira:- 42 km.
  • Nittur:-30 km
  • Gubbi:- 40 km.
  • Chikkanayakanahalli:-31 km

Village councils in the Hobli

Five village councils operate in the Hobli: Hagalavadi, Shivapura, Hosakere, Alilaghatta and Manchaladore.

Geography

Hagalavadi town is located between Hunasehalla and Marehalla basins. The town is surrounded by hills, with Hagalavadi lake (sourced from Marehalla stream) to the east. Hunasehalla stream runs into Hallakatte Lake, 7 kilometers from Hagalavadi to the north. Soojikallu gudda(ಸೂಜಿಕಲ್ಲು ಗುಡ್ಡ)(Needle stone hill)Haralakatte near Jooganaalu kere, is the highest peak (approximately elevated 4000 feet above sea level) in Haagalavaadi Hobli. On this hill wind fans are installed to produce wind energy.

Economy

The chief occupation is agriculture. Primary crops are coconuts, areca nuts, ragi, paddy, green gram, red gram, millet, hyacinth bean and pomegranates. Hagalavadi town is surrounded by dense areca nut and coconut plantations from all sides. Hagalavadi has a large coconut and vegetable market.

Education

Two primary schools, one high school and one PU college are there. The two primary schools are Mamathashri Higher Primary School and Government Higher Primary School. Mamathashri Higher Primary School is a government-aided school. "Hagalavadi Sri Vinayaka Institutes Group" provides students with High School and PU levels.

Haagalavaadi-Shivapura twin towns (ಹಾಗಲವಾಡಿ-ಶಿವಪುರ ಅವಳಿ ಪಟ್ಟಣಗಳು)

The towns of Hagalavadi and Shivapura have merged into one urban area, although they maintain separate village councils (Hagalavadi Village Council and Shivapura Village Council). The popular institution Mamathashri Higher Primary School, Hagalavadi is located between the towns. Shivapura Bus Station is the starting point of the twin town urban area. The last bus stop is the Bukkapatna Gate Bus Stop on TCB Road.

gollark: Er, ZC**A**s.
gollark: Palaiologos was saying ZCOs are generally a hoax.
gollark: I'm not sure what you're saying here other than that C++ stuff is not actually zero cost.
gollark: Negligible runtime cost is what people mean by zero cost abstraction mostly.
gollark: I assumed you were mostly complaining about traits taking time for humans to get used to, but sure.

See also

References
  1. "History of Tumakuru District".
  2. Pollock, edited by Sheldon (2003). Literary cultures in history: reconstructions from South Asia ([Nachdr.] ed.). Berkeley: University of California Press. ISBN 0520228219.CS1 maint: extra text: authors list (link)
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.