What is the Speciality of Kasaragod?
The northernmost district of Kerala, Kasaragod is famous for its handlooms and its 293 kilometre long coastline. With its cultural uniqueness, the place is known as the land of gods. Rich in history, Kasaragod is home to the largest and best preserved fort in the State – Bekal.
When did kasaragod join Kerala?
1 November 1956
Kasargod became a part of Kannur district of Kerala following the reorganization of states and the formation of Kerala on 1 November 1956. Later Kasargod was divided into two Taluks for the ease of administration – Kasargod and Hosdurg. Kasargod was declared a district in the year 1984.
Is Kasargod a part of Karnataka?
Kasargod is not a part of “Karnataka”, neither it was in the past. The erstwhile Mysore State was enlarged by the addition of Coorg State and the Kannada speaking districts from western Madras Presidency, southern Bombay Presidency and western Hyderabad State.
Which state does Kasaragod belong to?
Kasaragod belongs to ancient Tulunad State. Tulunad is the mainly Tulu language talking areas mainly covers Manglore Udupi and Kasaragod. Tulunad always had good relationship with Kerala and Kannada areas.
Why is Kerala’s medical infrastructure in Kasargod lagging behind in Kerala?
Kasargod’s proximity to Karnataka’s boundary is like Noida’s closeness to New Delhi. But, because it is located closer to the boundary with Karnataka, which has a well-developed education and medical sector, investments in medical infrastructure in Kerala’s northern districts have been inadequate.
What is inter-dependence of districts in Kerala’s Kasargod?
Bengaluru: The inter-dependence of districts in the boundaries of two fighting southern states has brought Kerala’s Kasargod in the limelight, with even the Supreme court asking the neighbouring states of Kerala and Karnataka to amicably resolve the issue.