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1 FORMAT D.El.Ed/ D.P.Ed/D.P.S.E Institution Details for the year 2021-22 Institution contact Institution Course Name of the Sl. No. Name of the Institution Institution Address details (Phone No./Email Type (D.El.Ed, Medium NCTE Order No. Govt Intake District ID) (Govt/Aided D.P.Ed, /Unaided) D.P.S.E) F.K.R/ELE/115/SRO/NCTE/2 1 Kodagu Diet Kudige, Kodagu dist Diet Kudige, Kodagu dist 08276-278287 Govt D.El.Ed kannada 000-2001/1018 Diet:12-07- 60 2000 ED487PTI2005(134) sai shankar D.El.Ed Collage 2 Kodagu Diet Kudige, Kodagu dist 9448064607 Unaided D.El.Ed kannada BANGALORE DATE:29-12- 50 Ponnampet Kodagu dist 2005 9449734822 KLE Basavanal TTI College Road.Lingaraj Campus 3 Belagavi [email protected] Aided D.El.Ed kannada APSO 0306/1.10.1996. 60 BELAGAVI Belagavi g 8453211164 4 Belagavi KSS TTI Belagavi. Khanabargi Road Belagavi. Aided D.El.Ed kannada APSO 3369/10.03.1997. 30 [email protected] 9945936948 5 Belagavi Marathi TTI Belagavi. 2nd Gate.Tilakvadi.Belagavi. marathitti- Aided D.El.Ed Marathi APSO 00342/1.7.1942. 60 [email protected] 9483947332 Kannada/Marat 6 Belagavi Benon Smith TTI Belagavi. Camp.Mission Compound. Belagavi. Aided D.El.Ed APSO 0043/1.6.1922. 30+30 [email protected] hi 9448633299 7 Belagavi Saint Josef TTI Belagavi. Camp,BC-101. Belagavi.PIN-590001. Aided D.El.Ed English APSO 00501/31.7.1996. 30 [email protected] 8904148660. 8 Belagavi Shivayogishwar TTI Inchal. Po-Inchal.Tq-Savadatti.Dt-Belagavi. malleshyaraguddi@gmail. Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO 6295/3.09.0996. 100 com 9113879337 9 Belagavi BVV Sanghad TTI Ramadurg. AtPost- Ramadurg. Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO 01727/29.11.2004. 50 [email protected] 9739237121 F.SRO/NCTE/D.Ed/2004- C.T.Societys Diploma in C.T.Societys Diploma in Elemenatry [email protected] 2005/8861 APSO-1553 10 Chikodi Elemenatry Education Education ( DEl.Ed) Unaided D.El.Ed kannada 25 m F.SRO/NCTE/D.Ed AI /2008- ( DEl.Ed) College Chikodi College Chikodi -591201 [email protected] 09/4395 APSO 4838 C.S.Tubachi Education Society's Mob:9972317713 F.SRO/NCTE/D.Ed/2004- Court Circle Hukkeri Tal: Hukkeri 11 Chikodi V.N.Heddur Shetti D.El.Ed skhighschoolhukkeri@gm Unaided D.El.Ed kannada 2005/8955 APSO- 25 Dist: Belagavi PIN-591309 College Hukkeri ail.com 1584 9448561053 K.R.E.S.T.T.I (D.El.Ed), Ainapur Tal: Kagawad Dist: Belagavi F.SRO/NCTE/D.Ed/2004- 12 Chikodi E-Mail- Unaided D.El.Ed kannada 25 College Ainapur PIN-591303 2005/8877 [email protected] 2 FORMAT D.El.Ed/ D.P.Ed/D.P.S.E Institution Details for the year 2021-22 Institution contact Institution Course Name of the Sl. No. Name of the Institution Institution Address details (Phone No./Email Type (D.El.Ed, Medium NCTE Order No. Govt Intake District ID) (Govt/Aided D.P.Ed, /Unaided) D.P.S.E) Shri K.R.Hukkeri Vidyavardhak 9845854264 Sangh's Teacher Training Ghataprabha Mallapur (P.G) Tal: [email protected] F.SRO/NCTE/D.Ed/2004- 13 Chikodi Unaided D.El.Ed kannada 25 (D.Ed) Institution Ghataprabha, Gokak Dist: Belagavi PIN-591306 om 2005/8604 APSO-1376 Mallappapur (P.G)-PIN- 591306 [email protected] 9449798774 H.V. Teacher Training Institute F.SRO/NCTE/D.Ed/2004- 14 Chikodi Harugeri -591220 Tq. Raibag Email Id: principalhrg @ Unaided D.El.Ed kannada 25 Harugeri 2005/8676 APSO-1654 rediffmail.com BASAVESHWAR VIDYA No.FSRO/NCTE/D.Ed- BASAVESHWAR TEACHERS VARDHAKA SANGHA TEACHER [email protected] Al/2004-2005/9613 15 BAGALKOTE TRAINING INSTITUTE, TRAINING INSTITUTE, AIDED D.El.Ed kannada 100 9481287767 DATED:24-12-2004 BAGALKOTE BAGALKOTE POST, BAGALKOTE CODE:APS02428 DISTRICT-587101 [email protected] No.FSRO/NCTE/Ded/2004- BASAVESHWAR D.El.Ed. R.M.G. CAMPOUS, MUDHOL POST, 16 BAGALKOTE m Unaided D.El.Ed kannada 2005/8852 DATED:30-11- 50 COLLEGE ,MUDHOL BAGALKOTE DISTRICT-587313 8884821507 2004 CODE:APS01761 SRI KALIDASA DED SRI KALIDASA DED COLLEGE, COLLEGE, BANASANAKARI [email protected] No.FSRO/NCTE/2011- BANASANAKARI ROAD, BADAMI- 17 BAGALKOTE ROAD, BADAMI-587901 m Unaided D.El.Ed kannada 2012/28423 DATED: 04-05- 50 587901 BAGALKOTE DISTRICT, BAGALKOTE DISTRICT, 9845234930 2011 CODE:APS01911-D.Ed KARNATAKA KARNATAKA ANJUMAN KANNADA D.El.ED COLLEGE, NEAR ANJUMAN KANNADA DED No.FSRO/NCTE/2008/6054 BANASANKARI ROAD, COLLEGE, BANASANKARI ROAD, [email protected] 18 BAGALKOTE Unaided D.El.Ed kannada DATED: 16-10-2008 50 BADAMI BAGALKOTE BADAMI BAGALKOTE DISTRICT- 9008323587 CODE:ASP02160 DISTRICT-587201, 587201, KARNATAKA KARNATAKA 7829610999/9739938661 Sri Gangaparameshwari D.El.Ed 19 KALABURAGI tq.Chittapur. Dist. Kalaburagi-585221 sriangaparameshwaridedc Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO2067 25+25=50 College tq.Chittapur [email protected] National D.El.Ed Hafth Gumbaj. Darga Road Kalaburagi- 9986738622/9535628018. 20 KALABURAGI Unaided D.El.Ed Urdu APSO1490 25+25=50 College.Kalaburagi 585104 [email protected] 3 FORMAT D.El.Ed/ D.P.Ed/D.P.S.E Institution Details for the year 2021-22 Institution contact Institution Course Name of the Sl. No. Name of the Institution Institution Address details (Phone No./Email Type (D.El.Ed, Medium NCTE Order No. Govt Intake District ID) (Govt/Aided D.P.Ed, 9900905471/08472- /Unaided) D.P.S.E) Syed Nadeem Syed Bare 7-95. Bare Manzil 258157. 21 KALABURAGI Unaided D.El.Ed HINDI APSO2325 25+25=50 D.El.Ed College Kalaburagi KhooniAlwa.Mominpura.KLB-585104 syadadeemsyedbare0123@ gmail.com 9900546126/9945034639. Govt.T.T.I (Women) Darga T.T.I (W) Darga Road St.Bt. Kalaburagi- D.El.Ed./D.P. K-100+U-100+ 22 KALABURAGI [email protected] Govt Kan/Urdu/Eng. APSO1918 Road Kalaburagi. 585101 S.E E-50 m 9900905471/08472- Deccan D.El.Ed College Noorani Mohilla Ring Road Kalaburagi- 23 KALABURAGI 258157. Unaided D.El.Ed HINDI APSO5614 50+50=100 Kalaburagi. 585104. [email protected] 9900905471/08472- Soudagar D.El.Ed College 24 KALABURAGI Hagarga Cross.Ring Road. Kalaburagi- 258157. Unaided D.El.Ed HINDI APSO6101 25+25=50 Kalaburagi. [email protected] Shakti Mandir Sakul Sali Samaja.Near Om Sai D.El.Ed College tq. [email protected] 25 KALABURAGI Hiremath School Main Road Aland Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO5276 25+25=50 Aland Dist Kalaburagi. 7353238672 KLB-585302 Al-Nazar. D.El.Ed College No.10/3.Badepur KHB Colony Azadpur [email protected] 26 KALABURAGI Unaided D.El.Ed HINDI APSO4930 25+25=50 Kalaburagi. Kalaburagi-585104. m 7204218400 Sri.Sri.Sri.Mahayogini Mata Manikgiri Yanagundi Tq. Sedam Dist. [email protected] 27 KALABURAGI Manikeshwari.D.El.Ed Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO9105 25+25=50 Kalaburagi. 9740337580 Yanagundi.tq.Sedam 108/07-08 Plot No.144 Khasra Om.Shankar D.El.Ed College. [email protected] 28 KALABURAGI No.132.R/O Hadagil Haruti. Kalaburagi- Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO9723 25+25=50 Kalaburagi. 7204204898 585106. Asia D.El.Ed College Bankur Bankur Cross Shahabad tq.Chittapur 9742774229 29 KALABURAGI Cross .Shahabad Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO5465 25+25=50 Dist. Kalaburagi. /7676111073 tq.Chittapur..Dist. Kalaburagi Mahanteshwar. V.V.Sangha [email protected] 30 KALABURAGI tq. Afzalpur Dist. Kalaburagi. Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO4741 25+25=50 D.El.Ed College. Tq. Afzalpur. 9902223838 9482046756/9886507992. 31 KALABURAGI Diet Kamalapur. Diet Kamalapur Dist.Kalaburagi. dietkamalapur123@gmail. Govt D.El.Ed kannada APSO3368 50 com. 4 FORMAT D.El.Ed/ D.P.Ed/D.P.S.E Institution Details for the year 2021-22 Institution contact Institution Course Name of the Sl. No. Name of the Institution Institution Address details (Phone No./Email Type (D.El.Ed, Medium NCTE Order No. Govt Intake District ID) (Govt/Aided D.P.Ed, [email protected] /Unaided) D.P.S.E) Ghandiji.D.El.Ed College tq. 32 KALABURAGI tq. Jewargi. Dist. Kalaburagi-585310. om Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO1790 25+25=50 Jewargi. 9972144123 9845925058/8217361660. Deffodiles D.El.Ed College Khaja Colony. KBN Engineering 33 KALABURAGI [email protected] Unaided D.El.Ed Urdu APSO1807 25+25=50 Kalaburagi. College Road Kalaburagi-585104 m 99739267161/9739267161 Dr.S.Radhakrishna D.El.Ed . 34 KALABURAGI tq. Chittapur Dist. Kalaburagi-585221. Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO1846 25+25=50 College. Tq. Chittapur [email protected] m Saraswatipur Behind Kalaburagi [email protected] Murugharajendra D.El.Ed. 35 KALABURAGI univercity Kusunoor Road Kalaburagi- m Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO2016 25+25=50 College Kalaburagi. 585106. 9008584255 080727522038/974153489 The Rural Teacher's Traininig M.G. Road, RES Campus, Kanakapura- 4/ 36 Ramanagara Unaided D.El.Ed kannada APSO1515 25 Institute (D.EL.Ed) 562117 Ramanagara. ded.reskanakapura@gmail .com DISTRICT INSTITUTE OF 20/11/2001 F.KR/ELE/1 DISTRICT INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING Phone No: 0820-2524271 06/SRO/NCT E/2001­ 37 UDUPI EDUCATION AND UDUPI, AJJARAKADU ROAD, Govt D.El.Ed kannada 30 [email protected] 02/8762, AOS00238 TRAINING UDUPI UDUPI TALUK & DISTRICT 16/02/1996 (SL 389) PIN:576101 District Institute of Education & 08182-270597 Kannada & 38 SHIMOGA DIET Shimoga Trainng B.H. Road Govt D.El.Ed GOVT 50+ 50 [email protected] Urdu ,Shimoga 8904120366 Azad WomenS Urdu D.El.Ed Azad WomenS Urdu D.El.Ed College 39 SHIMOGA [email protected] Unaided D.El.Ed Urdu APSO1651 25 College M.K.K.Road Shimoga m 9945922121 Zubaida Womens Urdu D.El.Ed Zubaida Womens Urdu D.El.Ed College FSRO/NCTE/D.ED/2004- 40 SHIMOGA zubaidadedcollege@yahoo Unaided D.El.Ed Urdu 25 College Jayanagara Shikaripura.
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    The Pallavas, the Pandayas UNIT 6 THE KADAMBAS, THE CHALUKYAS and the Kalachuris OF BADAMI, THE CHOLAS AND THE HOYASALAS* Structure 6.0 Objectives 6.1 Introduction 6.2 The Kadambas 6.3 The Chalukyas of Badami 6.4 The Cholas 6.5 The Hoyasalas 6.6 Summary 6.7 Answers to Check Your Progress Exercises 6.8 Suggested Readings 6.0 OBJECTIVES After reading this Unit, you will learn about the: major kingdoms and their territorial expansion and political processes in the peninsular India from 6th to 12th centuries CE; nature of monarchical polities of the Kadambas, Chalukyas, Cholas and the Hoyasalas; and administrative and institutional structures of the Kadambas, Chalukyas, Cholas and the Hoyasalas. 6.1 INTRODUCTION This Unit traces the political developments in the Deccan and the Deep South during the 9th-13th centuries CE. After the weakening of the Chalukyas and the Rashtrakutas in the Deccan and the Deep South, new political formations emerged. Later Kadambas who were the feudatories of Chalukyas and Rashtrakutas, taking advantage of the waning power, established their independent kingdoms at Gopakapattana (Goa) and Banavasi (Hangal). The Cholas (medieval Cholas) re-emerged as a powerful force, almost dominating the region for four centuries. At the same time, there was a subtle decline of the Pallavas and the Pandayas in the region, giving way to the emergence of the Chalukyas of Badami. Hoysalas also took advantage of the situation and emerged prominent and even overran the entire Chera territories and became Keralasvamis. 6.2 THE KADAMBAS The Kadambas initially emerged prominent around Talagunda (modern Shimoga district) in the north-western Karnataka around 345 CE.
  • Golden Chariot

    Golden Chariot

    Palace Tours - Luxury Tours Collection 20 Wall Street, Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA Telephone: +1-800-724- 5120 Call Us 1-800-724-5120 Golden Chariot: Pride of the South The Golden Chariot of Karnataka awaits you… World class train accommodations are ready to carry you on a Maharaja's journey through time in Karnataka, a magnificent Indian state bordered by the lush southwestern coast of the Arabian Sea. Steeped in historical and architectural significance, yet shimmering with vibrant contemporary culture, Karnataka is a land endowed by some of the most powerful empires of ancient India, whose enduring traditions in artistic, cultural, and literary excellence are mirrored in modern-day cultural and social trends and amenities. The Golden Chariot's luxuriously appointed sleeping cabins, dining rooms, and relaxation facilities provide royal comfort, security and elegance with a perfect combination of old-world ambience and 21st century convenience. For the traveler seeking a profound, exciting, and unsurpassed tour experience, we offer a unique confluence of past and present. Karnataka bears witness to some of India's most glorious ancient civilizations; it is a land of magnificent palaces and temples, monolithic hand-carved sculptures, and national parks with waterfalls and wildlife sanctuaries. It also offers abundant delights in the modern-day pleasures of touring historic architectural masterpieces, shopping, sampling local culinary specialties, strolling gardens and marketplaces, and becoming acquainted with local cultural life.
  • Justice for Bagair Hukum Cultivators in Karnataka Vikram Gopal*

    Justice for Bagair Hukum Cultivators in Karnataka Vikram Gopal*

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  • Seismic Analysis of Hoysala Architectural Building

    Seismic Analysis of Hoysala Architectural Building

    16th Symposium on Earthquake Engineering December 20-22, 2018 IIT Roorkee, India Paper No. 345 Seismic Analysis of Hoysala Architectural Building V. L. Gudasali1*, V. Akella2 and B. K. Raghuprasad3 1Research Scholar, Dept. of Civil Engineering, KSSEM, Bengaluru, [email protected] 2Professor and Head, Dept. of Civil Engineering, KSSEM, Bengaluru, [email protected] 3Retd. Professor, IISC, Bengaluru, [email protected] Abstract Indian architecture, which is standing with an unmatched beauty and grandeur in the wake of time against the forces of nature are the living evidences of structural efficiency and technological skills of Indian craftsman and master builders. Some of the examples of Indian architectural styles are Nagara style Kedarnath temple, Dravidian style Virupaksha temple Islamic style Gol-Gumbaz and Indo-Islamic style St. Thomas Syro-Malabar Catholic Church. In order to understand the behavior of buildings it is very appropriate to study the behavior of the existing buildings, best examples are the heritage temples. In this context a heritage temple in South India is chosen to study the frequency of the temple structures. The temple considered for the study is Amrutesvara temple which is one of the most ancient and famous temples of Karnataka, located in Amruthapura, Chikkamagalur district. The temple was built by Hoysala king, Veera Ballala II around 900 years ago. For the present study, temple was modeled using finite element software and analyzed to find the natural frequency of the structure. On-site ambient vibration test was carried out by installing accelerometer where wind and human activity were considered for excitation to find natural frequency.
  • On the Spatial Units of the Hoysala Temples a Study of Spatial Composition of the Hoysala Temples Naomichi YAGUCHI

    On the Spatial Units of the Hoysala Temples a Study of Spatial Composition of the Hoysala Temples Naomichi YAGUCHI

    183 岐阜市立女子短期大学研究紀要第 54 輯（平成 17 年 3 月） On the Spatial Units of the Hoysala Temples A Study of Spatial Composition of the Hoysala Temples Naomichi YAGUCHI Abstract In this paper, I aim to clear the concept of special units of the temple architecture in India. It is important to define the meaning of the spatial units of the temple architecture. Though the temples amplify all over India, the spatial units, i.e., garbhagrha (sanctum), sukanasi (vestibule), navaranga (closed hall of worship), and mukhacatuski (pillared entrance hall) and so on, are not uniform. Take the Hoysalas for instance, I try to clear the meaning of the special units, what is universal character and what is particular character of the Hoysalas. This paper is based on the research under the grant for scientific research by the government of Japan. Keywords : Indian Temple Architecture, Hoysalas, Garbhagrha, Sukanasi, Navaranga Introduction This paper is based on the research under the grant for Since the death of King Harsa Vardhana, many dynasties were scientific research by the government of Japan１. enumerated in the various Indian medieval histories. After the 11th century, numerous architectural styles, mainly named after Historical and Religious Back Ground２ the dynasties, were found throughout the Indian continent. The origin of the Hoysalas is not clear. It is only capable to Though these dynastic styles have individual characters, believe that they were from a hilly area. The legend associates various architectural and sculptural expressions show many an ancestor ‘Poysala’ or ‘Hoysala’ with killing a tiger at the similarities, reflecting very similar conceptions.