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Bannur is a muni****lity in T.Narasipura Taluk,
Mysore district in the
state of Karnataka, India. It is
located at 12°20′N 76°52′E / 12.33°N 76.86°E...
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Bannur seat was one of the 224 ****embly
constituencies in
Karnataka Legislative ****embly. It used to come
under Mysore district and was
abolished after...
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south Indian state.
Siddhartha Nagar spans Bannur Road,
Teresian College Road, and
surrounding areas. The
Bannur Road
Junction on the Ring Road is the centre...
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Srirangapatna Wellesley Bridge Temple Islands portal Karighatta Road
Bannur Arakere Kodagahalli Tipu
Sultan "Census Data
Handbook 2011" (PDF). Retrieved...
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district with the
Bannur town in
Mysore district,
Karnataka state, India. The
Karighatta Road is also
called Srirangapatna-
Bannur Road. In
Bannur, this road...
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highest rainfall receiving hoblis were:
Mirle - 1,657
millimetres (65.2 in)
Bannur - 1,481
millimetres (58.3 in) Hosa
Agrahara - 1,454
millimetres (57.2 in)...
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meaning mother) is the
golden goddess regarded as the grāmadevatā of the
Bannur muni****l town
region located next to the
Kodanda Rama Deva temple. She...
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located 35 km from
Mysore and 17 km from Mandya. The
nearest city is
Bannur with 10 km distance. The name of the
village Yachenahalli is
derived from...
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Mandyakoppalu is
located between Srirangapatna and
Bannur on the
Srirangapatna -
Bannur road. This road goes on the
northern side of the Cauvery...
- (1460–1539) (also
known as Vyasaraja, Vyasaraayaru), a Haridasa, was born at
Bannur in the
Mysore District of
Karnataka state. He is
regarded as one of the...
