Nestled in the cradle of the Western Ghats, Kodagu stands as a prime example of sylvan beauty, enveloping 80% of its vast expanse in lush tree cover. At the core of this verdant richness lies… read more »
Nestled in the cradle of the Western Ghats, Kodagu stands as a prime example of sylvan beauty, enveloping 80% of its vast expanse in lush tree cover. At the core of this verdant richness lies… read more »
The Kodavas, primarily ancestor worshipers, have also cultivated a tradition of venerating diverse deities like Aiyappa, Bhagavathy, Choundi, and more. Numerous temples, each with its unique history and festival season, are cataloged. Unlike contemporary tourist-centric… read more »
With ancient origins, the Kodavas, an indigenous community, have dwelled in Kodagu since time immemorial. The timeline traces their enduring presence through ancient civilizations to the present millennium. The convergence of rich cultural heritage and… read more »
A step closer to glory Archive Archive Collector Col Konganda Machaiah Archive Subject Ulliyada Shubra Aiyappa Date of Publication Publication Name Deccan Herald
Ainmanes hold significant cultural importance as the ancestral homes of various native communities in Kodagu, India. Each Ainmane is intrinsically linked to a particular Okka, signifying a sense of shared identity and heritage. These traditional… read more »
About the Okka Ages ago, when two ancestors from Achappanda Okka left Peggala, one ajja settled in Podd and started the Achapanda Okka – 2. The other Ajja mannk Nindiye to a Brahmin family in… read more »
About the Okka Adengada okka goes back about 13 generations (about 400 years), but information in their Family tree goes back to only six generations, starting with karanava Nanjappa. Adengaḍa ancestors probably came from Kerala…. read more »
Becoming an effective advocate may require learning about good advocacy practices as well as having a lot of patience and perseverance. Advocates publicly supports or recommends a particular cause or policy. Kodagu has produced some… read more »