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  1. जिला स्‍तरीय स्‍वीप प्‍लान – 2018, मध्‍यप्रदेश

    जिला स्‍तरीय स्‍वीप प्‍लान – 2018
    मुख्‍य निर्वाचन पदाधिकारी, मध्‍यप्रदेश

    611 downloads

    Submitted Tuesday 04 September 2018

  2. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Bagalkote During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018 )

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Bagalkote During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018 )

    98 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  3. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Belagavi General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Belagavi( earlier known as "Venugrama" or the "Bamboo Village") is one of the oldest, strong, prominent and well cultured historical place nestling high in the Western Ghats. The old town area with cotton and silk weavers stands gloriously besides the modern, bustling, tree-lined British Cantonment. Step out of the forts and you have a wide choice of temples and churches to visit. Belagavi has an enviable heritage and offers much to be discovered. It lies in the zone of cultural transition between Karnataka, Maharashtra and Goa with a known antiquity clearly traceable upto 2nd Century A.D. Due to its proximity with the states of Maharashtra and Goa, Belagavi has acquired the cultural flavour of these states and blended it with the local Kannada culture to create a rich heritage, which is unique in its manifestation. It is also known as Malenadu or Rain Country and the vegetation here is verdant green throughout the year. Well, centuries have passed and today it is an entirely different story. Belagavi has now become one of the important and considered district in the state of Karnataka. Belagavi is now marching with a tag of fast growing, redeveloping district.  Belagavi is exactly at the center between Mumbai and Bangalore.

    41 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  4. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Bellary During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Bellary During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    57 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  5. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Bengaluru Rural During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Bengaluru Rural During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    36 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  6. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Bengaluru Urban During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Bengaluru Urban During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    19 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  7. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Bengaluru During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Bengaluru Urban is the Capital of the State of Karnataka and one of the most Populous City in India and is situated in Southern India on the Deccan Plateau and it has an elevation of
    about 3000 Ft. above Sea level. The District is bordered on the East and North by Bengaluru Rural District, on the West by Ramanagara District and on the South by Krishnagiri District
    of Tamilnadu.

    31 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  8. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan Action Plan of SVEEP of Bidar During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    The name of Bidar appears to be derived from 'bidiru' which means bamboo. The place seems to have been known for bamboo clusters in the past, came to be known as 'Bidaroor' and then 'Bidare', 'Bidar'. Though there are other versions of origin, the name 'Bidarooru' seems to be more near one and authenticated by contemporary literary works. Bidar is a hill-top city situated on the deccan plateau, in the north-eastern part of Karnataka state in India. It is the headquarters of the Bidar District Being located at the farthest of around 700 km (430 mi) from the state capital Bengaluru. Owing To its rich heritage, the city has a prominent place in the Archaeological Map of India. Picturesquely perched on the Deccan plateau, the Bidar fort is more than 500 years old and still standing strong. According to the book "Bidar Heritage" Published by the state Department of Archaeology, Museums and Heritage, of the 61 monuments listed by the Department, about 30 are tombs located in and around Bidar city. The heritage sites in and around Bidar have become the major attraction for film shooting and Bidar is home for the second biggest Indian Air Force training centre in the country. The IAF Station Bidar is used for advanced jet training of prospective fighter pilots on BAe Hawk aircraft. Bidar city is known for its Bidri handicraft products, and its rich history. Bidar is also considered one of the holiest places for
    Sikh pilgrimage. Unlike other places in the region, Bidar is the coldest and wettest place in north Karnataka. For the year 2009-10, Bidar was ranked 22nd among the cleanest cities in India and 5th cleanest in Karnataka

    51 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  9. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Chamrajanagr During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Chamarajanagara is the southern-most district in the state of Karnataka. It was carved out of the original larger Mysore District in the year 1997. Chamarajanagara town is the headquarters of this district. It is the third least populous district in Karnataka (out of 30), after Kodagu and Bangalore Rural. Chamarajanagara was earlier known
    as Arikutara. Chamaraja Wodeyar ,the king of Mysuru was born here and hence this place was renamed after him. The geographical area of Chamarajanagar district is about 5,671.71sqkms . The district is located in the southern tip of Karnataka state and lies between the North latitude 11O40’58’’ and 12O 06’32’’ and East longitude 76O 24’14’’ and 77O 46’55’’. It falls in the southern dry zone. Topography is undulating and mountainous with north south trending hill ranges of eastern ghats. Salem and Coimbatore districts of TamilNadu in the east, Mandya and Bangalore districts in the north, parts of Mysore district in the west and Nilgiri district of TamilNadu in the south, bound the Chamarajanagar
    district.The District is known for a good extent of forest land within its boundaries . Hence , it has a very high population of forest-dwelling tribals-Soligas , Jenu Kurubas and Betta Kurubas. Most of these tribes inhabit the forest of BR Hills , Malai-Mahadeswara Hills, and Bandipur National Park. All of these are protected areas . These tribals have their
    own language, colored with strong Tamil accent. The place is also rich with sacred sites of many religions and lots of tourist spots-from trekking destinations to challenging hills and wildlife sanctuaries.

    24 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  10. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Chickmagalur During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Chickmagalur During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    25 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  11. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Chikkabalapur During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    It is situated at about 54 Kms from Bangalore city. Gouribidanur, Gudibande, Bagepalli and Chintamani Taluks shares borders with Ananthpur and Chittoor Districts of Andhra Pradesh. Basically Agriculture is the main source of income for the people of the District. Ground nut, Ragi, Sunflower, Grapes, Vegetables and Maize are the main crops, Sericulture and Dairy farm are the important subsidiary occupations. There are no major rivers and Industries in the District NH-7 and NH-234 pass through the District. Total geographical area of the District is 4254 Kms and the population of the District as per the 2011 census is 1254375

    16 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  12. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Chitradurga During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Chitradurga During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    16 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  13. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Dakshina Kannada During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Dakshina Kannada district was known by different names in the past. In ancient times, it was known as Tulunadu, Tulu being the language spoken by a majority of the people. The name Tulunadu prevails even today since almost two thirds of the district uses Tulu as local language, though for official purposes it uses Kannada. 

    36 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  14. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Davanagere During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Davanagere During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    24 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  15. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan (Action Plan of SVEEP of Dharwad During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    One of the prominent districts in Northern Karnataka is Dharwad. The city of Dharwad along with its twin, Hubballi, is the second – largest conurbation in Karnataka after Bengaluru. The administrative headquarters of the district is the town of Dharwad. The District encompasses an area of 4263 sq. km lying between the latitudinal parallels of 150 15’ and 150
    35’ North and longitudes of 750 and 750 20’ East. Before 1997 the district had an area of 13738 sq km. In 1997, the new districts of Gadag and Haveri were carved out of Dharwad's former territory. 

    34 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  16. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Gadag During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Gadag During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    18 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  17. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Hassan During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Hassan district lies partly in the "malnad" tract and partly in the southern "maidan"(plains) tract. By considering the physical aspects, climate, rainfall, etc. the district may be divided into three regions, viz., (1) southern malnad, (2) semi-malnad and (3) southern maidan. western and north-eastern portions of the Belur taluk, western and central parts of Alur taluk and the whole of Sakaleshapura taluk constitute the "southern malnad" region, the central parts of the Arkalagud taluk, the western portion of the Hassan taluk, the eastern portion of the Alur taluk, the central and eastern parts of the Belur taluk and the western parts of the Arasikere taluk form the "semi-malnad" region. The southern maidan region includes the whole of the Holenarasipura and Channarayapatna taluks, eastern parts of the Arasikere and Hassan taluks and the south-eastern portions of the Arkalagud taluk. The southern malnad is a forest-clad hilly region with a heavy rainfall. 
     

    15 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  18. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Kalaburgi During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Kalaburgi During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    16 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  19. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Kodagu During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Kodagu district is the smallest district in Karnataka state. The name is derived from Kodimalenad, which means dense forest land on steep hills. Muddu Raja, who ruled over
    Kodagu between 1633 and 1687 , at first had his capital at Haleri and later shifted the seat of government to Madikeri, the which town he founded and named after himself as Mudduraja Keri. Madikeri now continued to be the district headquarters of Kodagu district. In 1947 when India got Independence Kodagu was considered as ‘C’ State. Then in the year 1956, Kodagu was merged to Mysore state. This district was called as Coorg during British administration and in the year 1977 it was renamed as Kodagu.

    23 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  20. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Kolara.pdf During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Comprehensive SVEEP Action Plan for general Elections to Karnataka Legislative Assembly 2018 for Kolar District for the year 2017-18

    21 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  21. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Koppal During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Koppal During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    17 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  22. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Mandya 1 During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Mandya 1 During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    17 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  23. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan (Action Plan of SVEEP of Mandya 2 During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan (Action Plan of SVEEP of Mandya 2 During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    14 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  24. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Mysore During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Mysore-the name itself reverberates with Royalty and Royal Heritage. It is the epicentre of culture, education, heritage and art of Karnataka. The district has a prominent place in the history of India. The erstwhile Mysore kingdom was ruled by the Wodeyars from the year 1399 till the independence of India in the year 1947. The prominence of Mysore can be understood from the fact that the state of Karnataka was previously known as Mysore state.
    The history of Mysore goes back to the ancient time of Gods, Goddesses and  demons. The name Mysore is derived from the demon Mahishasura. He was killed by Chamundeshwari, also known as Mahishasura Mardhini A long line of south Indian dynasties rules different parts of Mysore region from the 3rd century BC. Some of the notable dynasties were the Sathavahanas, the Kadambas, the Badami Chalukyas, the Rastrakutas, the Bhamani Sultans, the Adil  Shah’s of Bijapur, the Wadiyars and Hyder Ali and his son Tippu Sultan.
     

    17 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018

  25. Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Raichur During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    Karnataka District SVEEP Plan ( Action Plan of SVEEP of Raichur During General Election to Karnataka Legislative Assembly, 2018)

    21 downloads

    Submitted Monday 23 April 2018


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