Monday, November 28, 2005

Malavalli is a town in the southern state of Karnataka, India. A historic town 24 Kms from Mandya which was partially destroyed by Tipu himself to prevent its being of use to the British, Malavalli is now an important centre for sericulture - a growing industry in this part of the State. Malavalli also has a flourishing leather unit. Malavalli is located at latitude 12.3833333 and longitude 77.0833333

Key historical events that happened in and around Malavalli:

- 11th century Common Era : Lakshminarasimhaswamy Temple came into existence at Marehalli. Pictures of the Lakshminarasimhaswamy devasthanam:























- March 1799 Common Era : Tippu Sultan was forced to take back his troops from Malavalli when Mysore state was attacked by the British army.


Local information about Malavalli:

Malavalli had two water bodies in the past that used to serve the people living in and around Malavalli. The first one was called Kuneer lake ("Kudiyu neer" which means drinking water) and was used exclusively as a source of drinking water. The kuneer tank is no longer in existance and has been filled to give way to the Malavalli bus stand. The second lake is called dodda kere and is still in existance. It was meant to be a source of water used for other purposes like washing, cleaning e.t.c. However, recently there have been some encroachments around the beautiful lake that is threatening the ecological balance and beauty of the lake in malavalli.

Emminent personalities who hail from Malavalli:

-Kumarswamy Malavalli (Also known as Kumar Malavalli) Co-founder Brocade Communications
-Radhakrishna M.A Founder and CEO Marvel Technologies
-Deepa Malavalli Classical Singer

20 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

Hi Purnima,

I am thrilled to see my Malavalli. It is really good attempt.

You can add Pattaladamma and Dandina Maramma on Sultan Road


Sarvesh

7:59 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

hai purnima'
namaste to you
thanks for bringing our malavalli. great.
i always remember the great sidi & theru the wodden charriot.
can some body post a picture of the same
all the best
MURULI - MUMBAI

9:13 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Hi,

I am happy to read about Malavalli.

I have couple of temple pics, will add latter.

Mahesh.V
Cambridge
UK

8:53 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

namaskara Purnima,
We Malavallians are very happy to see this. In this, Tipu's fort gate and drench around can be included to show the historical importance of our great place.
waiting to see still more excited information about our own place.

2:13 AM  
Blogger Yet to be announced said...

Hi purnima,

It's a nice site and surprised to see our place information in website.

Vinay

10:46 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

hi
poornima

i am glad to see our hometown on website and the information
i think u can add the cutural fest of malavalli that is sidihabba and some pic and when it will be held

4:33 AM  
Blogger k gowda said...

hi purnima

update some more picture in and around the malavalli.good luck to u

8:10 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hai this is Manju.S from Manchanahalli. Thanks for uploading information about Malavalli in website.

7:14 PM  
Blogger Unknown said...

HI.POORNIMA,THIS IS SHIVU FROM MYSORE, PLEASE ADD KOTE-BAGILU,sRI.GANGADHARESHWARA TEMPLE MULA DEVARU I.E. lINGA AND AMMANAVRU PARVATHI THANK U. REALLY I AM ENJOYED LOT. MY E MAIL IS shivashankar520@gmail.com.

2:02 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

hi my home towm is malavalli is very good place

1:30 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Hi Purnima,
Very good article. Great to see my native place details in the web site.Please add details on Sri Mathithaleshwara temple if you have any.

Thank you very much.

Thanks,
Harish

3:48 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Hi Purnima,
Very good article. Great to see my native place details in the web site.Please add details on Sri Mathithaleshwara temple if you have any.

Thank you very much.

Thanks,
Harish

3:48 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Hi Purnima,
Very good article. Great to see my native place details in the web site.Please add details on Sri Mathithaleshwara temple if you have any.

Thank you very much.

Thanks,
Harish

3:48 AM  
Blogger Arkalgud Madhusudhan said...

Hi Purnima
This blog gives a very good information about Malvali city. Please continue the feeding of information. It is very use full like us. I am expect some more specialties of Malvalli from your side.
Thank you

1:19 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

hi Purnima,
i am very excited to see Malavalli temple on google.Thanks for uploading the information .
Rashmi from Bangalore

8:33 AM  
Blogger Madhukar G Appaji Talwar Empire In Mysore said...

Hi purnima are u from malavalli? we are a few malavallians going in depth to find the origin and development of malavalli.
We belong to the original Poleygar Family of vijaynagar who founded the place.You intrested? We can be touched At:
mysoreheritage -at-gmail,com
Raja Madhukar G Appaji
Mysore

8:10 AM  
Blogger Madhukar G Appaji Talwar Empire In Mysore said...

Hi purnima are u from malavalli? we are a few malavallians going in depth to find the origin and development of malavalli.
We belong to the original Poleygar Family of vijaynagar who founded the place.You intrested? We can be touched At:
mysoreheritage@gmail,com
Raja Madhukar G Appaji
Mysore

8:12 AM  
Blogger madhu said...

Hi This is madhu.From Dasanadoddi Thanks Purnima,This is good article site.

6:46 AM  
Blogger venkatesh said...

Hello purnima,

Thanks a lot for showing my heaven to this world

1:53 AM  
Blogger Unknown said...

can please msg me the address of this temple................

8:37 AM  

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