Siddammanahalli

Siddammanahalli
ಸಿದ್ದಮ್ಮನಹಳ್ಳಿ
S.D.Halli
village
Siddammanahalli
Siddammanahalli

Location in Karnataka, India

Coordinates: 15°09′N 76°55′E / 15.15°N 76.92°E / 15.15; 76.92Coordinates: 15°09′N 76°55′E / 15.15°N 76.92°E / 15.15; 76.92
Country  India
State Karnataka
District Bellary
Talukas Bellary
Population (2001)
 • Total 6,062
Languages
 • Official Kannada
Time zone IST (UTC+5:30)
PIN 583115
Nearest city Bellary
Lok Sabha constituency Bellary
Vidhan Sabha constituency Kampli

Siddammanahalli is a village in the southern state of Karnataka, India.[1][2] It is located in the Bellary taluk of Bellary district in Karnataka.

Demographics

As of 2001 India census, Siddammanahalli had a population of 7062 with 3554 males and 3508 females.[1]

See also

References

  1. 1 2 Village code= 913600 "Census of India : Villages with population 5000 & above". Registrar General & Census Commissioner, India. Retrieved 2008-12-18.
  2. ↑ "Yahoomaps India :". Retrieved 2008-12-18. Siddammanahalli, Bellary, Karnataka

Siddammanahalli or Siddammana Halli derives its name from a person called Siddamma who was supposed to have lived here and halli is for village.

Education:

There are three primary Schools of which one is the Government run primary school in Kannada medium and there are two privately run English and Kannada Medium Primary School. Most of the village students go to neighbouring Bellary for further studies. The nearest high school is in Kuditini. Some of the sons of this village become engineers, doctors and other professionals and have migrated to various parts of India and Abroad.And many people doing business in Bellary,Kurugodu and Kuduthini.

Transport:

It is connected to Kuditini, Kurugodu and Bellary by KSRTC busses. There are plenty of privately run jeeps and autos connecting the village to neighbouring Kuditini and Kurugodu. Though buses reach Bellary via Kuditini, Most of the people with their own vehicles use the country route via a village called yerangli and kollagal ot reach Bellary.

Occupation:

Agriculture is the predominant occupation. Many landlords lease their lands for agriculture on various non written contracts. In last 2 decades there has been considerable influx of people from coastal andhra pradesh seeking opportunity to take lands on lease for cultivation resulting in formation of various hamlets or locally called as camps around siddammanahalli. the important one among them is the maruthi camp which is 2 kilometers from the village. The bulibayappa temple is situated in this camp which is the most important temple for the people of siddammanahalli.This village having highest irrigated land in Bellary District.

Health: There is Primary Health Centre with a Doctor available during weekdays and many surrounding village people coming here for treatment . There are couple of R M P Doctors who run private clinics. There were couple of HIV related deaths and many people are aware as a result of the modes of transmission. Still the access to health care, sanitation and basic amenities is poor.

However, there is a good supply of drinking water due to development of a water lake. There is a power cut for 12 hours per day as compared 1–2 hours in urban areas.

Religion and Caste: Majority of the population is Hindu. Predominant Caste is Reddys, Boya and Madigas. There are few Lingayath and Kuruba families and one Muslim family( maybe be few more). There were couple of caste related clashes in the last 2 decades, however last few years the incidences are becoming less frequent and people are living peacefully, particularly last 7–10 years have been very peaceful.

Every year on the third Saturday of shravan masa according as per Hindu calendar special prayers are held in the bulibayyappa temple in Maruthi camp. It is very auspicious day for the citizens of the siddammanahali village. There is a strong belief among the village members that on this night that lord Hanuman visits this temple to offer his blessings and wishes to the devotees.

The village priest does a special prayers which starts with a bath in the village salt water well and he proceeds to the Maruthi camp on foot to offer prayers in the bulibayappa temple. A fire torch is carried along and there is a myth that once they had run out of oil en route to the temple and the priest advised to fill water and the fire torch was lit and the procession continued.

On this day all the family members who have migrated to different places re unite with their respective families to celebrate this important festival of the village. The next day there is pulling of the Village Car called theru in Kannda and Telegu.Ugadhi,Gouri Pournima,Diwali and Ganesh Chthurthi the festivals are people celebrating hare.

Language:

Telegu and Kannada are the important languages spoken.

Politics:

Traditionally the loyalties of people were divided between Congress and Janata Party and later Janata Dals(S). In the recent years due to emergence of BJP and the influence of Reddy Brothers in Bellary, the people have shifted their loyalties to BJP.. However, with decline of the Reddy brothers, the people are likely ago align with N Suryanarayana Reddy of JDS party in the coming years to whom supported in the past.

Sport: Cricket is the popular game followed/played. Traditional games like gill danda etc. are still popular.

Health: There was an epidemic of Dengue illness in this village which drew national attention.

Leptospirosis: The “mysterious” mimic

Ricardo Izurieta,1 Sagar Galwankar,2 and Angela Clem2

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