It is said that the first school was built by the British in 1834 at Virajpet. Kodavas had the privilege to study here and the first Kodava teacher was produced from this government school. Much later private educational institutions played an… read more »
Schools and Educational Institutions Built on Land Donated by Kodavas Education has played an important role in the social development of Kodagu. From the 19th century onwards, Kodava families, individuals and community leaders contributed land,… read more »
Government Schools of Kodagu The history of modern education in Kodagu is closely linked to the establishment of government schools during the colonial period. According to records preserved in the Kodagu Heritage archive, one of… read more »
Sekala / Chekala 1. Object Name Sekala / Chekala 2. Kodava Name Sekala / Chekala 3. English Name Traditional Steam-Baking Vessel 4. Alternate Names Sekala and Chekala are variant names used for this traditional cooking… read more »
About Seer is a unit of measure to measure Grains, Milk and Oil. Variants Eddi Seer ( Full Unit ) Are Seer ( Half the Unit ) Kaal Seer ( Quater of the seer Materials… read more »
Sets bar High, eyes top 30 in 2005 Archive Archive Collector Col Konganda Machaiah Archive Subject Kuttanda Joshna Chinnappa Date of Publication Publication Name
Snakes of Kodagu in Kodava Thakk In Kodagu, snakes are not merely creatures of the wild, but part of a living landscape deeply understood by the Kodava people. Through Kodava takk, each snake is named… read more »
Steward of MRC K A Mudappa presents the chamundi hills cup to C D Mudappa Archive Archive Collector Col Konganda Machaiah Archive Subject K A Mudappa C D Monnappa Date of Publication Publication Name… read more »