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729 Shimoga Theerthahalli Theerthahalli Devangi Hadaginamakki Hadaginamakki 730 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Hale soraba Nadahalli Nadahalli 731 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Mutuguppe Abasi Abasi 732 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Mutuguppe Bandige Bandige 733 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Hejje Hejje Hejje 734 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Muudi Nelikoppa Nelikoppa 735 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Agasanahalli Muguru Muguru 736 Shimoga Soraba Soraba kabaturu Lakavalli Lakavalli 737 Shimoga Soraba Soraba kabaturu Neralage Neralage 738 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Thalagadde Arethalagade Arethalagade 739 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Thalgunda Kachavi Kachavi 740 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Hosabaale Hosabale 1 Hosabale 1 Ramagondakop Ramagondakopp 741 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Hosabaale pa a 742 Pattana Shimoga Soraba Soraba Panchayat masidikeri masidikeri 743 Pattana Kasamavinakop Kasamavinakopp Shimoga Soraba Soraba Panchayat palu alu Pattana 744 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Panchayat Kanakeri Kanakeri 745 Pattana Shimoga Soraba Soraba Panchayat Ward No 1 Ward No 1 746 Pattana Bangarappa Bangarappa Shimoga Soraba Soraba Panchayat Badavane Badavane Pattana 747 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Panchayat Marruru Road Marruru Road 748 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Barangi Barangi Barangi 749 Chamarajapete Chamarajapete Shimoga Soraba Soraba Anavatti Anavatti Anavatti 750 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Anavatti Azadnagara 1 Azadnagara 1 751 Durgammana Durgammana Shimoga Soraba Soraba Anavatti beedhi beedhi 752 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Anavatti Koragara beedhi Koragara beedhi 753 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Thalluru Thalluru 2 Thalluru 2 754 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Barangi Yalivalla 1 Yalivalla 1 755 Hosaguduginak Hosaguduginako Shimoga Soraba Soraba Thaturu oppa ppa 756 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Thaturu chikka abburu chikka abburu 757 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Hanchi Hiremagadi Hiremagadi 758 Negavadi Negavadi Shimoga Soraba Soraba Thaturu hosakeri hosakeri Negavadi Negavadi Gollara 759 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Thaturu Gollara thanda thanda 760 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Thalluru Hire iddagudu Hire iddagudu 761 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Mavali Jirale koppa Jirale koppa 762 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Mavali Hare koppa Hare koppa 763 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Biluvani Kunsi Kunsi 764 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Hinduvalli Hirekasavi 2 Hirekasavi 2 765 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Chitturu Induvalli Induvalli 766 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Hinduvalli karekoppa karekoppa 767 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Chitturu B induvalli B induvalli 768 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Chitturu Sadala koppa Sadala koppa 769 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Chitturu Indihalli 1 Indihalli 1 770 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Chitturu Indihalli 2 Indihalli 2 31 771 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Jade Salige Salige 772 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Thalagunda Mangapura Mangapura 773 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Dyavanahalli Puttanahalli 2 Puttanahalli 2 774 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Dyavanahalli Thalagoppa Thalagoppa 775 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Kathuvalli bennuru bennuru 776 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Dyavanahalli Jadihalli 2 Jadihalli 2 777 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Chandraguthi Chandraguthi 2 Chandraguthi 2 778 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Harishi Moodadivalige Moodadivalige 779 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Nyarshi Puraduru Puraduru 780 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Bennuru Sambhapura Sambhapura 781 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Harishi Kodambi Kodambi 782 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Bennuru Kamruru Kamruru 783 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Bennuru Bhadrapura Bhadrapura 784 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Harishi Mangaluru Mangaluru 785 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Chandraguthi Andavalli Andavalli Thoragondanak Thoragondanako 786 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Chandraguthi oppa ppa 787 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Hale soraba Janginakoppa Janginakoppa 788 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Kuppagadde Kuppagade 3 Kuppagade 3 789 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Gendla Haya Haya 790 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Gendla Sidihalli 2 Sidihalli 2 791 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Kathavalli Kotekoppa Kotekoppa 792 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Ullavi Ulluvi 2 Ulluvi 2 793 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Ullavi Ullavi 3 Ullavi 3 794 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Nisarani Kerekoppa Kerekoppa 795 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Dhuguru holekoppa holekoppa 796 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Dyavanahalli Kulaga Kulaga 797 Shimoga Soraba Soraba Dyavanahalli Sampagodu Sampagodu Anganawadi Kendras under SCP category Child Development Gram Anganawadi Sl.No. District Taluk Programme Panchayat Centre Name Address 1 Bengaluru (R) Devanahalli Devanahalli Koyira Koyira 2 Koyira 2 2 Bengaluru (R) Devanahalli Devanahalli Kundana Venkatapur Venkatapur Devanahalli 3 Bengaluru (R) Devanahalli Devanahalli Purasabhe Medarabeedhi Medarabeedhi The The Devanahalli Dharmaraigudbi Dharmaraigudbi 4 Bengaluru (R) Devanahalli Devanahalli Purasabhe di di Channarayap 5 Bengaluru (R) Devanahalli Devanahalli atna Mattabarlu Mattabarlu 6 Bengaluru (R) Devanahalli Devanahalli Bettakote Budihala Budihala 7 Bengaluru (R) Devanahalli Devanahalli Yeliyoor Harlur Harlur 8 Bengaluru (R) Devanahalli Devanahalli GM Halli CN Hosur CN Hosur 9 Bengaluru (R) Devanahalli Devanahalli GM Halli Chandenahalli Chandenahalli 10 Bengaluru (R) Doddaballapur Doddaballapur Hanabe Hanabe-2 Hanabe 11 Bengaluru (R) Doddaballapur Doddaballapur S, S, Ghati S, S, Ghati S, S, Ghati 12 Bengaluru (R) Hoskote Hoskote Doddahulluru Sonadenahalli Hoskote Taluk Kumbhalahall 13 Bengaluru (R) Hoskote Hoskote i Mughalipur Hoskote Taluk Doddagatiga Sarkari 14 Bengaluru (R) Hoskote Hoskote nabe Guttahalli Hoskote Taluk 32 15 Bengaluru (R) Hoskote Hoskote Shivanapur Shivanapur-2 Hoskote Taluk Amadalli, Karawara- 16 Uttara Kannada Karwara Karwara Amadalli Brahmadevada 581324 17 Uttara Kannada Kumta Kumta Purasabhe bhagonna-2 bhagonna-2 18 Uttara Kannada Kumta Kumta Alakoda Anegundi Anegundi 19 Uttara Kannada Kumta Kumta Hegde Shivpur Shivpur 20 Uttara Kannada Kumta Kumta Devagiri Holegadde Holegadde 21 Uttara Kannada Kumta Kumta Hanehalli Hanehalli Hanehalli Po || Bailor, manki, Ananthavadi 22 Uttara Kannada Honnavar Honnavar Ananthawadi Koppadamakki Honnavara Sanabavi, Bangre, 23 Uttara Kannada Bhatkala Bhatkala Bengre Sanabavi Bhatkala Mogarekeri-2, Baleka, 24 Uttara Kannada Bhatkala Bhatkala Belke Mogarekeri-2 Bhatkala Po: Bankanahalla 25 Uttara Kannada Sirsi Sirsi bankanala Lamani Thanda Sirsi 26 Uttara Kannada Sirsi Sirsi Sugavi gadigeri Po: Sugavi, Sirsi Po: Korlakatta, 27 Uttara Kannada Sirsi Sirsi Korlakatta Vadinakoppa Sirsi Po: Dasanakoppa, 28 Uttara Kannada Sirsi Sirsi Badangoda Oddala Sirsi Po: Dasanakoppa, 29 Uttara Kannada Sirsi Sirsi Badangoda Madakeshwara Sirsi Po: Puttana Mane House, 30 Uttara Kannada Sirsi Sirsi Nagarsabhe Ganesanagar-1 Sirsi Cheluvadigalli, 31 Uttara Kannada Sirsi Sirsi Nagarsabhe Cheluvadigalli Sisi Honnehuda, 32 Uttara Kannada Siddapur Siddapur Harsikatta Honehadda Harsikatta Gunjagodu SC 33 Uttara Kannada Siddapur Siddapur Itagi Carey (Mini) Gunjagodu, Itagi 34 Uttara Kannada Siddapur Siddapur Doddamane Kudegodu Kudegodu Ballahate SC Ballahate, 35 Uttara Kannada Siddapur Siddapur Kannagodu Keri Kannagidu Danamamwa, 36 Uttara Kannada Siddapur Siddapur Vaajagodu Godgamane Vajagodu Po: Chandaguli 37 Uttara Kannada Yallapur Yallapur Chandaguli Jambesala Yellapur 581359 Po: Ummachagi 38 Uttara Kannada Yallapur Yallapur Umachagi Sankadagundi Yallapur 581347 Po: Hoshalli, Kirawatti 39 Uttara Kannada Yallapur Yallapur Kirawati Haddinasara Yallapur 581412 40 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Chowdhalli Tamyanakoppa Tamyanakoppa 41 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Chowdhalli Thagginakoppa Thagginakoppa 42 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Bachankai The Narsagi Plot The Narsagi Plot 43 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Salaganva Cariginacoppa-1 Cariginacoppa-1 Cariginacoppa - 44 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Salaganva 2 Cariginacoppa-1 Hale Hale 45 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Salaganva Caraginnakoppa Caraginnakoppa 46 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Naganura Attanagi-2 Attanagi 33 47 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Naganura Naganura Naganura 48 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Hanamapura Hanamapura-2 Hanamapura Pattana 49 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Panchayat Subhasnagar Mundagoda 50 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Bachankai Arashinigeri-2 Arashinigeri Indiranagar Indiranagar 51 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Indura Koppa Koppa 52 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Nandigata Nandigata-2 Nandikatta 53 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda HUNGUNDA Agdi-2 Agdi 54 Uttara Kannada Mundagoda Mundagoda Malagi Malagi-1 Malagi Purasabha Gandhikerigalli 55 Uttara Kannada Haliyala Haliyala Haliyala Gandhikerigalli Haliyala Siddarameshwa Siddarameshwa 56 Uttara Kannada Haliyala Haliyala ragalli ragallim Haliyala Agali village and Besur postal Somvarapet 57 Kodagu Somvarapet Somvarapet Besur Agali taluk Shiraha Gram and Bembolur Postal Somvarapet Tal 58 Kodagu Somvarapet Somvarapet Byadagotta Shiraha uk Sajjalli Village and Aigur Postal Post Somvarapet Tal 59 Kodagu Somvarapet Somvarapet Aigur Sajalli (mini) uk Chikkalaghatta- 60 Chitradurga Chitradurga Bharamasagar Doddagalatta B Chikkalaghatta Meghahalli, Kadlaguddu Postal, Bommenahall Chitradurga 61 Chitradurga Chitradurga Bharamasagar i Megahahalli-B Taluk Doddiganal, Doddiganal Postal, Chitradurga 62 Chitradurga Chitradurga Bharamasagar Alagavadi Dodiganal Taluk Arabagatta, Halavadura Post, Chitradurga 63 Chitradurga Chitradurga Bharamasagar Kullahal Arabagatta Taluk Hochiboriah Post, Gonoor Hochiborraya Post, 64 Chitradurga Chitradurga Bharamasagar Gonoor Badavane Chitradurga Ta || Belagatta,Belag 65 Chitradurga Chitradurga Bharamasagar Belagatta Belagatta-a atta-a Basavanasivana kere, Basavanasivana kere Post, Basavanasivana Chitradurga 66 Chitradurga Chitradurga Bharamasagar Byalahall kere-B Taluk Vaddanahalli,
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