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Bellare, Dakshina Kannada

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Bellare is a village located in the Sullia taluk of Dakshina Kannada district, Karnataka state, India.[1]

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Bellare
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Village
Bellare is located in Karnataka
Bellare
Bellare
Location in Karnataka, India
Bellare is located in India
Bellare
Bellare
Bellare (India)
Coordinates: 12°40′N 75°22′E
Country India
State Karnataka
DistrictDakshina Kannada
Population
 (2011)Around 50,000 approx.
 • Total
4,814
Languages
 • OfficialTulu, Kannada, Konkani,
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
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Vehicle registrationKA 21
Nearest cityPuttur, Sullia, Kukke Subramanya
Agriculture, Small Scale Industries,
                           business center for connecting 3 town
Puttur - Sullia - Subramania
Bellare town bus stand
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Educational institutions

  • Govt primary school Bellare.
  • Govt Higher primary school.
  • Govt primary school Darkasthu.
  • Govt Junior College.
  • Shivramkarant Degree College, located near Bellare at Pervaje.
  • Jnana ganga central school.[2]
  • Darul Hikma Education Centre

Economic activities

  1. Agriculture. The village has advanced agricultural developments in the field of plantation crops, consisting of areca nut (Mangalore chali), coconut, coco, vanilla, pepper, cashew nut and rubber.
  2. Rubber processing factory

Health care

  • Govt primary health centre Bellare
  • Anupama clinic
  • SM Bhat clinic
  • Ganesh clinic
  • Vedamritha Chikitsalaya

Climate

The average annual temperature is 34 °C. Summers are warm and humid, whereas during the monsoon season the village receives heavy rainfall, and cools by the year's end.

Culture and arts

Pilgrimage and worship places

  • Ajipila Mahalingeshwara Temple
  • Shri Lakshmi venkatramana Temple
  • Pervaje Jaladurga Devi Temple
  • Muthu mariamman Temple, Darkasthu
  • ZAKARIYA JUMA MASJID
  • Holy Cross Church Bellare

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