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No.GOB(I) 4(3)/2018 HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA, BENGALURU, DATED: 28 TH APRIL, 2018. N O T I F I C A T I O N The following transfer and postings of Officers of Judicial Department in the cadre of Civil Judges, are ordered in the interest of public service, to take effect from the forenoon of 28th May 2018:- Sl. Name of the Officer Present Place Place to which posted No. 1 2 3 4 1 Sri .Vignesh Kumar Civil Judge and JMFC., Prl. Civil Judge and Kundagol, JMFC, Kumta, Dharwad District. U.K.Karwar District. (Vacant Court) 2 Sri.Muzaffar Prl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge, JMFC., Aland, Vijayapura. Kalaburagi District. (Vacant Court) 3 Sri.Balmukund Civil Judge and JMFC., Prl. Civil Judge and Ramesh Rao Shahabad, JMFC, Jamkhandi, Mutalikdesai Kalaburagi District. Bagalkot District. (Vacant Court) 4 Sri. Aravind N.V. Prl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC., Mudigere, JMFC II Court, Chikkamagaluru Kalaburagi. District. (Vice Sri. Vaidya Shreekant – transferred) 5 Sri.Devaraj Bhute Civil Judge and JMFC., JMFC -V Court, Lingasugur, Belagavi. Raichur District. (Vice Smt.Vijayalaxmi Ghanapur – transferred) 6 Sri.Hanamantarao Prl. Civil Judge and Addl. Civil Judge and Kulkarni JMFC., Bhatkal, JMFC, Shahapur, U.K.Karwar District. Yadgir District. (Vice Sri. Hanumanth Ananthrao Satwik – transferred) 7 Sri.Krishna Raj K. Civil Judge and JMFC., Prl. Civil Judge and Mudalgi, JMFC., Bhatkal, Belagavi District. U.K.Karwar District. (Vice Sri.Hanamanta- rao Kulkarni – transferred) -2- 1 2 3 4 8 Sri.Hanumantha G.H. Civil Judge and JMFC., Prl. C ivil Judge and Siddapur, JMFC, Kanakapura, U.K.Karwar District. Ramanagara District. (Vacant Court) 9 Sri. Praveen Nayak Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC., Kundapur, JMFC, Kundapur, Udupi District. Udupi District. (Vacant Court) 10 Sri.Shrikanta N.A. Prl. Civil Judge and Addl. Civil Judge and JMFC., Shiddlaghatta, JMFC, Kundapur, Chikkaballapura Udupi District. District. (Vice Sri. Praveen Nayak – transferred) 11 Smt.Chaitra A.M . Prl. Civil Judge, Prl. Civil Judge and Srirangapatna, JMFC, Bailhongal, Mandya District. Belagavi District. (Vacant Court) 12 Sri.Lokesha M.G. Prl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC., Gokak, JMFC, Malur, Belagavi District. Kolar District. (Vacant Court) 13 Smt.Vijayalaxmi JMFC -V Court, Addl. Civil Judge and Ghanapur Belagavi. JMFC, Dharwad. (Vacant Court) 14 Sri.Patil Harish II Addl. Civil Judge and Civil Judge and JMFC, Ranganagowda JMFC., Malur, Koppal. Kolar District. (Vacant Court) 15 Sri.Lokesh Dhanapal Prl. Civil Judge and Civil Judge and JMFC, Havale JMFC., Thirthahalli, Yadgir. Shivamoga District. (Vacant Court) 16 Smt.Divyashree C.M Prl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC-II Court, JMFC, Sirsi, Hassan. U.K.Karwar District. (Vacant Court) 17 Smt.Ashwini Addl. II Civil Judge and Civil Judge and JMFC, Mahabaleshwar JMFC., Basavana Bagewadi, Hattiholi Mysuru. Vijayapura District. (Vacant Court) 18 Sri.Sandesh Prabhu B . Prl. Civil Judge and IV Addl. Civil Judge JMFC., Arasikere, and JMFC-III Court, Hassan District. Vijayapura. (Vice Smt. Jyoti Shantappa Kale – transferred) -3- 1 2 3 4 19 Smt.H.Swetha JMFC -III Court, Civil Judge and JMFC, Shivamogga. Banahatti, Bagalkot District. (Vacant Court) 20 Sri.Hanumanth Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and Ananthrao Satwik JMFC., Shahapur, JMFC, Chintamani, Yadgir District. Chikkaballapura District. (Vacant Court) 21 Sri.Sarfaraz Hussain Civil Judge and JMFC., Prl. Civil Judge, Kittur Heggadadevanakote, Belagavi. Mysuru District. (Vacant Court) 22 Sri.S.S.Bharath Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC., Indi, JMFC, Somwarpet, Vijayapura District. Kodagu-Madikeri District. (Vice Sri. Shyam Prakash – transferred) 23 Sri. P.R.Yogesh Addl. Civil Judge and Civil Judge and JMFC, JMFC, Saundatti, Saundatti, Belagavi District. Belagavi District. (Vacant Court) 24 Sri. T.Srikanth Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC, Kollegal, JMFC, Kollegal, Chamarajanagar Chamarajanagar District. District. (Vacant Court) 25 Smt.Poornima.K. Prl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and Yadav JMFC-II Court, JMFC, Hosapete, Raichur. Ballari District. (Vacant Court) 26 Smt. Arati Balappa I Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and Kamate JMFC II Court, JMFC II Court, Hassan Hassan. (Vice Smt. Divyashree C.M. – transferred) 27 Sri. Vaidya Shreekant Prl. Civil Judge and I Addl. Civil Judge and JMFC II Court, JMFC II Court, Kalaburagi. Kalaburagi. (Vice Sri. Mariyappa – transferred) -4- 1 2 3 4 28 Smt.Ujwala Veeranna Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC-II Court, JMFC, Devanahalli, Bidar. Bengaluru Rural District. (Vacant Court) 29 Smt.Manjula D. JMFC -VI C ourt, Addl. Civil Judge and Belagavi. JMFC, Kollegal, Chamarajanagar District. (Vice Sri. T.Srikanth – transferred) 30 Sri.Arun Sadashiv Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and Gudigenavar JMFC., JMFC, Nelamangala, Bhadravathi, Bengaluru Rural Shivamogga District. District. (Vacant Court) 31 Smt.Pushpalatha K. Addl. Civil Judge and II Addl. Civil Judge and JMFC., JMFC., Malur, Mandya. Kolar District. (Vice Sri. Patil Harish Ranganagowda – transferred) 32 Smt.Reshma H.K. Prl. Civil Ju dge and JMFC -III Court, JMFC., Tiptur, Shivamogga. Tumakuru District. (Vice Smt. H.Swetha – transferred) 33 Sri. Somanatha Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC, Maddur, JMFC, Maddur, Mandya District. Mandya District. (Vacant Court) 34 Sri. Mariyappa I Addl. Civil Judge and II Addl. Civil Judge and JMFC II Court, JMFC-II Court, Kalaburagi. Kalaburagi. (Vice Smt.Sowbhagya Bhusher – transferred) 35 Sri. Soma.A.S. Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC, Raibag, JMFC, Raibag, Belagavi District. Belagavi District. (Vacant Court) 36 Sri. Sushant Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC -I Court, Mahaveer Chougale JMFC, Challakere, Hubballi, Chitradurga District. Dharwad District. (ON REQUEST) (Vacant Court) -5- 1 2 3 4 37 Smt.Hemashree D . II Addl . Civil Judge and Addl. Civil Judge and JMFC., JMFC, Saundatti. Kanakapura, Belagavi District. Ramanagara District. (Vice Sri. P.R.Yogesh - transferred) 38 Smt. V.N.Milana Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC., Ramanagara. JMFC, Ramanagara. (Vacant Court) 39 Sri.Shafeer A.A. Prl. Civil Judge and Deputy Registrar, JMFC., Mulbagal, Chief Metropolitan Kolar District. Magistrate Court, Bengaluru City. (Vacant Post) 40 Sri.Amol Jaykumar II Addl. Civil Judge and Deputy Registrar, Hirikude JMFC., Maddur, City Civil Court, Mandya District. Bengaluru City. (Vacant Post) 41 Sri.Farooq Zare Addl. Civil Judge and Civil Judge and JMFC, JMFC., Shikaripura, Krishnarajapet, Shivamogga District. Mandya District. (Vacant Court) 42 Sri. Afthab K. Civil Judge and JMFC, I Addl. Civil Judge and Devadurga, JMFC II Court, Hassan Raichur District. (Vice Smt. Arati Balappa Kamate - (ON REQUEST) transferred) 43 Smt.Jyoti Shantappa IV Addl. Civil Judge and Addl. C ivil Judge and Kale JMFC-III Court, JMFC, Mandya. Vijayapura. (Vice Smt. Pushpalatha K. – transferred) 44 Smt.Aparna II Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC-II Court, JMFC II Court, Bidar. Tumakuru. (Vacant Court) 45 Sri.H.Satish Addl. Civil Judge and Addl. Civil Judge and JMFC., Ballari. JMFC, Shikaripur, Shivamogga District. (Vice Sri. Farooq Zare - transferred) 46 Sri.Guddappa Prl. Civil Judge and Add l. Civil Judge and Basavanneppa JMFC., Madhugiri, JMFC, Raibag, Hallakai Tumakuru District. Belagavi District. (Vice Sri. Soma A.S. - transferred) -6- 1 2 3 4 47 Smt.Bhagyamma II Addl. Civil Judge and Civil Judge and JMFC, JMFC., Chitradurga. Hukkeri, Belagavi District. (Vacant Court) 48 Sri. Anil Prakash M.P. Civil Judge and JMFC, Civil Judge and JMFC., Yellapur, Chikkaballapura. U.K.Karwar District. (Vacant Court) (ON REQUEST) 49 Sri.Sandeep Patil Prl. Civil Judge and Civil Judge and JMFC, JMFC., Gowribidanur, Lingasugur, Chikkaballapura Raichur District. District. (Vice Sri. Devaraj Bhute – transferred) 50 Sri.K.N.Shivakumar JMFC -III Court, Add l. Civil Judge and Davanagere. JMFC, Maddur, Mandya District. (Vice Sri. Somanatha - transferred) 51 Sri.Ramesh Addl. Civil Judge and II Addl. Civil Judge and Shanmukhappa JMFC., JMFC, Mandya. Ganiger Krishnarajnagar, (Vice Sri.N.Babu – Mysuru District. transferred) 52 Sri.Sandeep Addl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and Appasaheb Naik JMFC., Nanjangud, JMFC, Doddaballapur, Mysuru District. Bengaluru Rural District. (Vacant Court) 53 Smt.Sowbhagy a II Addl. Civil Judge and Addl. C ivil Judge and Bhusher JMFC-II Court, JMFC, Bailhongal, Kalaburagi. Belagavi District. (Vacant Court) 54 Smt.Shobha B.G . Prl. Civil Judge, Civil Judge and JMFC, Kolar. Harapanahalli, Davanagere District. (Vacant Court) 55 Sri.Mahesh B.T. Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC II Court, JMFC., Athani, Mangaluru. Belagavi District. (Vacant Court) 56 Smt. Sharmila Addl. Civil Judge and Metropolitan Kamath K. JMFC II Court, Magistrate Madikeri. (Traffic Court-II ), Bengaluru City. (ON REQUEST) (Vacant Court) -7- 1 2 3 4 57 Sri. N. Babu II Addl. Civil Judge and Speci al JMFC., JMFC., Mandya. (Sales Tax), Bengaluru City. (ON REQUEST) (Vacant Court) 58 Sri. Sandesh V. Addl. Civil Judge and II Addl. Civil Judge and Bhandary JMFC, JMFC, Chitradurga. Chamarajanagar. (Vice Smt. Bhagyamma – transferred) (ON REQUEST) 59 Smt. Rashmi H.B. Prl. Civil Judge and III Addl. Civil Judge JMFC, Holalkere, and JMFC, Chitradurga District. Chitradurga. (Vacant Court) (ON REQUEST) 60 Sr i. Shyam Prakash Prl. Civil Judge and Prl. Civil Judge and JMFC., Somwarpet, JMFC., Athani, Kodagu-Madikeri Belagavi District. District. (Vice Sri. Mahesh B.T. – transferred) 61 Smt. Nalina
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    KOLAR DISTRICT CHAPTER I GENERAL OLAR, which is the headquarters town of the district and by Origin o'f K which name the district is also called, was known as D,ame ' Kolahala ', ' Kuvalala ' and 'Kolala' in the former times. There are varying accounts as to how the t:.wn got its name and three _of them are narrated below. According to a legend, Arjuna, son of Kritavirya, also called Kartaviryarjuna to distinguish him from Arjuna of Mahabharata fame, was ruling over a kingdom which included the Kolar a:.rea. This king had a boon conferred on him by sage Dl'.hltatraya, which gave him a thous~md arms and other mighty powers with which he oppressed both human beings and Devatas. Kartaviryarjuna is said to have humbled even Ravana, the mighty king of Lanka, by seizing and tying him up. About this time lived sage Jamadagni (nephew of Vishwamitra), who had married Renuka, daughter of the king Prasenajit. The couple had five sons, the last of whom was Parashurama or Rama with the axe. Sage Jamadagni had in his care Surabhi, the celestial cow of plenty given to him by Indra, which had the miraculous power to ,give all tltat was asked for. Karttwiryarjuna in one of his hunting expeditions chanced to visit the ashrama of Jamadagni and the sage regaled him in such a magnificent manner that his curiosity was roused and he was not satisfied till he learnt the secret about the heavenly animal and its powers. Avarice took l10ld of king Kartavir~ yarjuna and he demanded the cow for himsel:t.
  • Case Study of Mango Production in Karnataka, India

    Case Study of Mango Production in Karnataka, India

    Munich Personal RePEc Archive Market awareness and profitability: case study of Mango production in Karnataka, India Saripalle, Madhuri IFMR Graduate School of Business, Krea University January 2019 Online at https://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/95334/ MPRA Paper No. 95334, posted 29 Jul 2019 19:06 UTC Market awareness and profitability: case study of Mango production in Karnataka, India Published in Economic and Political Weekly, Vol. LIV, No.4, January 2019 https://www.epw.in/journal/2019/4/special-articles/market-awareness-and-profitability.html Abstract: This article presents a case study of mango farmers in the Kolar district of Karnataka to understand the determinants of profitability and constraints faced by the horticulture industry in India in general. The mango value chain is analysed in-depth to understand the market choices of farmers and the role of market intermediaries and is based on data collected from a primary survey of 131 farmers. The study uses an instrumental variable approach to model the profitability of farmers as a function of market awareness, distance from markets, farming practices, and control variables. It finds that in addition to age and education, distance to markets and farming practices are significant factors influencing the profitability of mango cultivators. Author Madhuri Saripalle ([email protected]) teaches at the Institute for Financial Management and Research B-School, Sricity, Andhra Pradesh. Article Note: The study was carried out with the financial support of the South Asia Network of Economic Research Institutes (SANEI) during the year 2014. Keywords: Horticulture, Mango, Market linkages, Profitability, Irrigation, Farming, Value chain 1 Agriculture is the predominant source of livelihood in South Asian countries, with the sectoral share of agriculture in the gross domestic product (GDP) ranging from 19% (India) to 39% (Nepal).
  • Language Handbook, Kolar

    Language Handbook, Kolar

    MYSORE CENSUS 195 f LANGUAGE HANDBOOK KOLAR DISTRICT J. B. MALLARADHY A Published for the Government of India by the Manager of Publications and Printed at the Gov~rnment Press, Bangalore by the Director of Printing in Mysore 1955 TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE" INTRODUCTORY LANGUAGE PATTERN OF KOLAR DISTRICT iii STATEMENT SHOWING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE ORIGINAL AND PRESENT SORTINGS 1\' TABLES Kolar Taluk 1 MuIbagal Taluk 9' Srinivasapur Taluk IT Chintamani Taluk 25- Sidlaghatta Taluk 34 Bagepalli Taluk 41 Gudibanda Taluk 47 Goribidnur Taluk 50 Chikballapur Taluk 56- Malur Taluk 62 Bttngarpet Taluk 70 FACING PAGE LANGUAGE MAPS . Kolar District III Kolar Taluk 1 Mulbagal Taluk \) Srinivasapur Taluk 17 Chintamani Taluk 21) Sidlaghatta Taluk 34 Bagepalli Taluk 41 Gudihanda TaIuk 47 Goribidnur TaIuk 50 Chikballapur TaIuk 56 MaIur TaIuk 62 Bangarpet TaIuk 70 INTRODUCTORY Towards the end of August 1953, the Government of Mysore a:;;ked me to undertake tIle extraction of figmes relating to Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, for submission of circle­ wise statements to the Delimitation Commission. Just when the 'work was about to be taken on hand accordingly, the Prime Minister happened to announce in Parliament that a High­ Power Commission was shortly to be appointed to go into the qUt'stion of reorganisation of States. Since this meant that sooner or later tht're would be a demand for village wise language nata, at least in respect of bilingual areas in the State, I sought the permission of the Deputy Regis­ trar General to extract the language figures simultaneously with the extraction of figures for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes.