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Suchita

Rachna

Hetal

Shweta

Anestia
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KarnatakaKarnataka

INDIAINDIAINDIAINDIA

KarnatakaKarnataka

Basic Facts

Area : 191,791 Sq.Kms (5.81 % of totalcountry)

Population : 52.73

Million(2001 census)


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IndexIntroductionGeographyHistoryEconomy at GlanceKarnataka at glanceFacts and FiguresKarnataka Highlights (The Global Indian State)Birth Death & Infant Morality Rate -2007Density Of populationLiteracy rateContribution Of Various Sectors to Exports in 2003-04Sectoral Contribution to GDPNatural Resources DiagramHighlights (WPI & CPI)Income from various sectors

Minor AirportsTourismsTemplesState specific challengesSuggestions


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Karnataka is host to headquarters of several IT companies.

Major centers of IT Industries, namely:- Mysore, Mangaloreand Hubli.

E.g. Infosys , which was rated "Best Employer in India" byBusiness Today

Leading industrial states in the field of industrial development.As a result national and international firms are attracted to thecity of Bangalore .

Small industries like handlooms, silk weaving etc.

Leading state for silk rearing and production of Khadi .

Factories :-Engineering, Chemicals, Electrical and Electronicgoods.

Industries for processing of plantation products:- Tea, Coffee,Rubber, Cashew, etc.

Agriculture (71%):- Main crops :- Rice, Ragi, Jowar, Maize, andPulses besides oilseeds and number of Cash crops.

Introduction


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GeographyKarnataka is the 8th largest state in India inboth area and population.

It was formerly known as Mysore .

On November 1,1973 , the name Mysore waschanged to Karnataka.

Neighboring States & Region -Maharashatra and Goa, Andhra

Pradesh,Tamil Nadu and Kerala, Arabian Sea.

The western Ghats slope gently towardsthe Bay of Bengal . This is the plateau regiondrained by the two principal rivers namelyKrishna and Kaveri . The average elevation of the plateau is about 610 meters above sea-level.
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HistoryThe plateau of Karnataka is said tohave been associated to thehappenings in the Epic Ramayana.

In 1565 the empire of Vijayanagar was shattered by the Sultans of the

Deccan at the famous battle of Talikota. Meanwhile in 1399 AD, theWodeyar dynasty established itself inMysore, a small principality andmade Srirangapatnam its capital.Wodeyar's were overthrown by HyderAli. Mysore witnessed the strong rule

of Hyder Ali and his son Tipu Sultan.In 1799 the British controlledMysore, the hub of Karnataka, and itremained as a princely state up to1947. The state of Karnataka earliercalled as Mysore, became a state of the Indian Union in 1973.


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Karnataka at a glance 1960-61 1970-71 1980-81 1990-91 2000-01

GeographicalArea (000

Sq.Km)

192 192 192 192 192

RevenueDivisions

4 4 4 4 4

Districts 19 19 19 20 29

Talukas 175 175 175 175 176InhabitedVillages

26377 26826 27028 27066 27481

UninhabitedVillages

2972 2707 2362 2127 1925


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Facts & FiguresLocation: South West India

Capital BangalorePopulation: 52.9 mil (2001)

Area 191,791 sq km

Population density

276 persons per sq km (2001)

Urban app.. 25%

Languages Kannada (66.2%), Urdu (10%), Telugu

(7.4%)Number of districts

29

Number of villages

29,406 (2001)

Religion 85.4% Hindu, 11.6% Muslim, 1.9% Christian
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Facts & FiguresFacts & FiguresLiteracy rate : 66.6% (male 76.1%, fem56.9%) (2001)

Gender ratio : 9654fem to 1000 male (2001)

Main income : IT, Software, Agriculture , Mining

Main season : September February Tourist places : Mysore, Gokarna, Hampi, Jog

Falls, Murdeshwar

Main Minerals Gold (90% Indias

production)Iron Ore,Manganese.

International Port : New Mangalore Port, KarwarPort

International Airport :

New Bengaluru International

Airport
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Karnataka Highlights (The GlobalIndian State)

Karnataka tops the chart of the well-to-do states withfastest growing income per person by 9.28 % at Rs.21829 for the financial year 2006.

Accounted for 37% of Indias software exports in2005-06

3rd among the Indian States in attracting FDI during2000-2007

Rapidly growing market - GSDP grew by 10.7% in2004-05 and 7.8% in 2005-06

Bangalore ranked 4th in the world by UNDP asGlobal hub of technological innovation

Bangalore is the Knowledge Capital of the country -87 Fortune 500 companies and 55% of domesticBiotech companies are in Karnataka


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Birth Rate, Death Rate & InfantMorality Rate -2007

State/Country

Birth Rate Death Rate Infant Morality Rate

Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

INDIA 23.1 24.7 18.6 7.4 8.0 6.0 55 61 37

AndhraPradesh

18.7 19.5 16.7 7.4 8.0 5.7 54 60 37

Karnataka 19.9 21.2 17.5 7.3 8.3 5.4 47 52 35

Kerala 14.7 14.8 14.5 6.8 6.9 6.4 13 14 10

Tamil Nadu 15.8 16.0 15.5 7.2 8.0 6.3 35 38 31

Source:SRS Bullettin, Sample Registration System, Registrar General , India, New Delhi , Oct -08


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Birth Death, Death Rate & Infant MoralityRate -2007


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Year Population in (lakhs) Decennial GrowthRate

Persons

Males Females

Karnatak a

India

1951 194.01 98.66 95.35 +19.39 13.31

1961 235.86 120.40 115.45 +21.57 +21.51

1971 292.98 149.71 143.27 +24.22 +24.80

1981 370.43 188.69 181.73 +26.43 +24.79

1991 449.77 229.51 220.25 +21.12 +23.85

Population


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Population of Karnataka

Decennial of Karnataka / Ind


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Literacy rate

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CENSUS

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1.Karnataka Mahila Abhivruddi Yojana: Karnataka was the firststate in the country to introduce a plan.

2.Bhagyalakshmi Scheme Bhagyalakshmi. The objective of thescheme is the empowerment of the girl child in society, by way of financial assistance.

3.Balvikas Samithi: Government has constituted Balvikas Samithiswith the objective of drawing up of annual action plans for theimprovement of the anganwadi centers.

4.Girl Child Tracking System: The Girl Child Tracking System hasbeen developed with the support of the National Informatics Center

5.Balvikas Academy: Action has been initiated to establish a

Policies and Programmesfor Human Development:


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Contribution Of Various

Sectors to Exports in 2003-04

49%

9%

4%5%

2%

31%

elecronic & Computer software

readymade garment

engirneering

Iron ore & minerals

silk product

others


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Highlights (WPI (India) &CPI)

On the prices front, rate of inflation, as reflectedby the movement in Wholesale Price Index , hasincreased to 5.60% in January 2009 as compared to4.36%, a year ago.Consumer Price Index for Industry Workers forKarnataka has increased by 10.60% during March-October 2008 as compared to 8.02% increase forall India.Consumer Price Index for Agricultural Laborsincreased by 11% as compared to 8.5% increasefor all India during the period March-October 2008.


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Industry 2000-01 over 1999-00 2006-07 over 2005-06 2008-09 over 2007-08

Agriculture 5.7 -10.3 3.2

Forestry and logging 5.2 8.7 1.5

Fishing -1.6 13.0 8.3

Mining & Quarrying 4.4 -11.4 5.1

Primary Sector 5.5 -8.9 3.3

Manufacturing 4.8 9.4 16.3

Registered 2.7 9.4 16.3

Un-registered 9.3 9.6 16.4

Construction -4.8 15.7 21.0

Electricity Gas and Water 13.3 7.7 4.8

Secondary Sector 2.8 11.2 17.0

Transport &communication14.4 14.1 19.80

Trade hotel andRestaurant

8.8 12.1 15.0

Banking &Insurance 8.6 17.7 21.1

Real Estate & businessservice

18.2 12.1 15.7

Public Administration 2.8 12.8 23.5

Income From Various Sectors

K t k


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KarnatakaSizeable contribution to the

exchequerCorporate Tax Income Tax

State 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

Delhi(% Share)

13362(16.16)

18512(18.28)

29039(20.18)

6835(13.87)

6770(12.09)

8180(10.90)

Karnataka(% Share)

5931(7.17)

7386(7.29)

9932(6.88)

4522(9.18)

6225(11.11)

8430(11.23)

Maharashtra(% Share)

33210(40.16)

38012(37.53)

54692(37.90)

15008(30.46)

17643(31.51)

24999(33.30)

Tamil Nadu(% Share)

4715(5.70)

6505(6.42)

9227(6.39)

3561(7.23)

3930(7.10)

5060(6.73)

Rs. Crore / % share in All India

CBDT data for personal income tax shows that till March 25,2008, Mumbai contributed Rs. 27000 cr, Bangalore - Rs 11500cr, Delhi Rs. 10400 cr, Chennai Rs. 7700 cr

Bangalore takes 2nd

position amongst all cities in terms of personal income tax contribution to central government


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New International Airport New International

Airport

Existing Airport OperationalExisting Airport Operational

Minor Airports Development ProposalsMinor Airports Development Proposals

Existing Airport NonOperationalExisting Airport NonOperational

Minor

Airports

Upgraded toInternational Airport Upgraded toInternational Airport

DetailsDetails

BIJAPURBIJAPUR

GULBARGAGULBARGA

HASSANHASSAN

BANGALOREBANGALORE

BELGAUMBELGAUM

HUBLIHUBLIBELLARY BELLARY

MANGALOREMANGALORE

MYSOREMYSORE

SHIMOGASHIMOGA


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Discover the immense investment opportunities in thetourism and hospitality sectors in Karnataka, India.

As a result of aggressive pan-Indian and internationalmarketing campaigns as well as increasingly favorablecoverage of the state's diverse attractions in mediaworldwide, Karnataka is now one of India's fastest growingtourism destinations.

Karnataka's unique tourism

attractions

The state's major attractions include Two UNESCO World Heritage Sites and scores of historical

monuments 5 National Parks and 21 wildlife sanctuaries The largest protected area of the Western Ghats one of the

planet's major bio- diversity hotspots 320 kilometers of

pristine coastline


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MysoreIt is a little known facet about the AmbaVilas, which is reckoned to be the mostrecognizable of all the palaces in thecountry, and is bound to spring a surprise.Better known as the Mysore Palace , theAmba Vilas is among the most visitedmonuments in India and attracts morenumber of tourists than the Taj Mahal.Well, almost.The number of visitors to the MysorePalace in 2006 was 25,25,687 and as perthe Archaeological Survey of India figureswhile the figure was 25,39,471 touristsvisited the Taj Mahal in Agra.

Presence of IT giants like Infosys, Wipro,L&T etcMajor Industries- Vikrant Tyres, BEML,L&T, TVS, Reid and Taylor, AT&S,Chamundeshwari Silks, Jubilant OrgansysLtd
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Some wild lifeSome wild life


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Festivals(Should

mentionname of festivales)

Folk Dance

Yaksha

dance
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Udupi :Udupi, the Kokani city

is the headquarters of the Udupi District,Karnataka State. Thefamous , Krishna templeis located in this city.It also lends its name to the Kannada

Vegetarian Cuisine which is famousacross the world. This cuisine wasdeveloped by Shivalli Madhwa Brahminswho cooked food for Lord Krishna, andat Krishna Matha in Udupi, the food isprovided free.

Other Temples In GokarnaMaha Ganapathi Temple built in honourof the boy Ganapathi, who deceived thedemon Ravana.Uma Maheshwari TempleBhadrakali Temple

Temples in Gokarna


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SWOT Analysis


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SWOT AnalysisSTRENGTHS

1. A global hub for the software industry (mainly Bangalore),aerospace, yoga, floriculture

2. Cosmopolitan, friendly people.3. Able to attract Foreign Direct Investments4. Creation of Jobs5. Rich potential for tourism6. Trained manpower in science and engineering.7. Great cultural heritage

OPPORTUNITIES1. May use public-private partnership to build infrastructure

in smaller towns2. Complete doubling railway line, full-fledged airport, NICE

(Nandi Infrastructure Corridor Enterprise) projects inMysore and decongest Bangalore

3. Spread IT and other projects to other smaller towns tocreate more jobs

4. Start pilot projects: desalinization, alternative fuel, etc5. Concession to build cleaner, cheaper hotels to enhance

tourists6. Powers for checking corruption, prosecuting offender s7. Rejuvenate lakes, water bodies, improve storage, and make

water harvesting compulsory.

WE AKNESSES

1. Generally, politically sidelined2. Different geographical areas yet to feel united3. Succeeding governments abandon previous governments

plans; tendency to get bogged down4. All plans Bangalore-centric5. High on corruption6. Poor infrastructure (road, rail, air connections)7. Hotbed of caste-based politics

THREATS

1. Karnataka may follow BIMARU means sick inHindi. (Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, UttarPradesh)

2. Potential target of terrorists, land and other mafia3. Danger of locals losing land to land sharks4. Locals lose out jobs to outsiders5. Perennial siege mentality which sees daily protest, rasta

and rail rokos6. Enormous delay in executing important projects like

doubling railway line between Bangalore and Mysore,road projects, etc

7. Water shortage due to dependence mainly on monsoon.


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State specific challenges

Agriculture Share in state GDP down from 34%in 1993-94 to 20% in 2005-06

Infrastructure, planning and governance Bangalore, in particular, needs immediateattention

Human capital Skilled manpower in short

supply; Knowledge industry most affected; Lowsalaries; Delayed promotions ; Difficult serviceconditions; Companies forced to impart in-housetraining to even advance degree holders

Poverty 25% of people still below poverty line


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SuggestionsStrong data base : Collection of detailed data in respect of healthworkforce by age, sex, education, skill etc across geographical regionsusing uniform methodology is required for all countries on a regular

basis.

Investment on human resources in health: More investment on human resources in the health sector particularly in less developedregions is urgently needed, as there is a threat of differentepidemiological disease all over the world in view of the rapid climaticchange.

Safety and Security of HWF : As it is found that the health workforcecontributes significantly to the health status of the population

particularly in less developed countries, it is pertinent to formulatesuitable policy package for these workers in order to retain them withsafety and security for the overall development of quality in the healthcare services.

Need based policy : Lastly, no uniform policy can meet the specificneeds of a specific region and hence it needs to be target specific and need based.


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