The Kodava Thakk is an endangered language and the original Primitive language of the Kodagu district in Southern Karnataka. considered as a parent language to many south indian languages, kodava thakk has its own history and charm without Scripts
One of the Kodava album Swamy Aiyappa Kodava Devotional songs was released during the early 90’s Swamy Aiyappa Kodava Devotional songs Recorded Thamoo Poovaiah Singers Jimmy Abraham Venu Suchitha Nachappa Songs Sharanam Sharanm Ennithu Na Nida… read more »
Talakaveri is the holy place where goddess Kaveri is worshipped and is located near Bhagamandala in Kodagu District in the Western Ghats. About This place is located about 44 km from Madikeri and is about… read more »
Back in 1834, a significant milestone was reached when the first school was founded inVirajpet kodagu. This marked the beginning of a deep-rooted tradition among the Kodava community, as teaching, considered one of the… read more »
There are over 35 types of land tenures that were in existence in Kodagu which are listed below. Page author Biddanda Pratham Karumbaiah Page author Biddanda Pratham Karumbaiah Tenures Of Kodagu Bane Forest Land Granted… read more »
About the Okka Thathanda Okka is based out of kukloor which is close to virajpet on chembebaloor road. The thatanda ainmane is located in the same village. Thathanda family hosted the 2014 hockey festival at… read more »
The Coorg Regiment tradition is not a single uninterrupted infantry regiment, but a continuum of military service, reorganizations, and cultural survival. While early lineages predate Kodava-specific recruitment, the martial identity of Kodavas found formal regimental… read more »
The Indian Pond Heron (Ardeola grayii), known as Pole (ಪೊಲೆ) in Kodava/Kannada contexts, is a small heron commonly found across the Indian subcontinent. It is best known for its remarkable camouflage when at rest and… read more »
The Scent of Pepper Author Kavery Nambisan About The Scent of Pepper is a detailed fictional journey into the world of Kodavas. It gives a great picture of the Kodavas who are a fierce, proud,… read more »