Belgav will be in Maharashtra. The municipal corporation is still ruled by Maharashtra Ekikaran Samiti and it (MES) keeps winning all the time.3/4th of the population is Marathi speaking. So Belgav is in Maharashtra
RE:Belgav
by Manjunath Srikantiah on Feb 20, 2008 07:05 PM Permalink
why the hell should that be done,when sholapur is not given to karnataka,which has 70% kannadigas.
RE:RE:Belgav
by Manjunath Srikantiah on Feb 20, 2008 07:06 PM Permalink
You should also note that Mahajan commission said that it is impractical to split as the surronding areas near the border has majority kannada population.
RE:Belgav
by Gowda on Feb 20, 2008 06:50 PM Permalink
Belagavi is intergral part of karnataka.. MES creating non-sense. Muncipal is not ruled by MES. Karnataka ppl are generous enough to allow marathis in local bodies and now this is wot they are upto...
RE:RE:Belgav
by Manju on Feb 20, 2008 07:00 PM Permalink
In Kollapur... u find 30% of ppl are kannadigas... So does that belong to Karnataka? Boss .. pls don't comment untill u know....
RE:RE:RE:Belgav
by anand lingaiah on Feb 20, 2008 06:42 PM Permalink
hello boss, what logic u r applying.. use ur head buddy.. not vice versa... think and tell,
In that case we all belongs to USA.. because we are having states mercy food.. still not understood means. ask somebody
RE:RE:Belagaum.
by --- on Feb 20, 2008 06:43 PM Permalink
Apparently not. There is a Sholapur in Maharashtra as there is Nagpur. Both these places end with "Pur" or "pura" (or ur/ooru). There should be a subject called "Know your India" where they teach everyone about the different places. I am not talking about Geography/History here because they do not teach anything about specific places. This subject should also include languages, culture and historical importance of places too.
RE:Belagaum.
by --- on Feb 20, 2008 06:52 PM Permalink
Yes, you are right. There are "Ur/Pur" in the north as well as the south. Bijapur and Anantapur are examples
RE:RE:RE:Belagaum.
by nasty on Feb 20, 2008 06:48 PM Permalink
'pur' in north and 'uru' 'ur' in south are one and same... though we have our own ste of 'pur's in south too...
RE:Belagaum.
by --- on Feb 20, 2008 06:36 PM Permalink
The fixation is with "Uru", not "Luru". Actually you find this everywhere - Coimbatore, Kanpur, Bangalore, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur. Uru or Ooru means place/town/city. Hosur is another example. It means new place
RE:RE:Belagaum.
by --- on Feb 20, 2008 06:39 PM Permalink
Then the other fixation is with the "bad" - Hyderabad, Secunderbad, Ahmedabad, Adilabad and so on. There is also a Patna/Patnam/Pattinam fixation too. Nagapattinam, Shrirangapatna are examples along with Patna itself
RE:Belagaum.
by nasty on Feb 20, 2008 06:47 PM Permalink
@--- minor correction.. it is not 'bad' it is 'abad' like in Adil-abad Secunder(Sikander)-abad Hyder-abad Ahmed-abad where in 'abad' stands for 'long live'