- the
village Devanadoddi that
stood prior to
their arrival, and
named it
Devanhalli or Devandhalli. A
series of
rulers from the same
family ruled Devanahalli...
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opened in 1913 by
Mysore State Railway. The narrow-gauge Yeshvantapur–
Devanhalli–Chikballapur line was
opened in 1915 and was
linked to
Bangalore via Sidlaghatta...
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marched the
Mysorean army in
support of
Nasir Jung. The army went to
Devanhalli,
where the
Mysoreans parti****ted in the
Siege of
Devanahalli Fort. The...
- Kathagala.
There is also an
alternate route to
reach Sirsi from Yana via
Devanhalli and
Mathighatta via
Vaddi Ghat. A
single lane road was
constructed in...
-
Masabinal Masali (B.K.)
Masali (K.D.)
Maskanal Masuti Masuti Matakal Devanhalli Mattihal Mavinalli Mavinbhavi Minajagi Minchinal Miragi Moratgi Muddapur...
- section. Many
Palegars belonged to the
Musuku group. The
Palegars of
Devanhalli, Dodballapur, Yelahanka, Magadi, Hoskote, Kolar,
Anekal and Koratagere...
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opened in 1913 by
Mysore State Railway. The narrow-gauge Yeshvantapur–
Devanhalli–Chikballapur line was
opened in 1915 and was
linked to
Bangalore via Sidlaghatta...
-
Nagadevatha temple is a
Hindu temple located in the city of
Devanhalli, in the
state of Karnataka, India. It is the
ancestral temple of a
Devanahalli family...
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Karnataka (363) 363 km (226 mi) 207
Hosur –
Bagalur – Sar****ur –
Hoskote –
Devanhalli –
Doddaballapura -Dobbaspet
Karnataka (135),
Tamil Nadu (20) 155 km (96 mi)...
- 72.1 km (44.8 mi) 12 207 From
Tamil Nadu
border - Sar****ur -
Hoskote -
Devanhalli -
Doddaballapura -Dobbaspet 135 km (84 mi) 13 209 From
Tamil Nadu border...
