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Creation of 49 new taluks from January 2018 is the fulfilment of a decades-old demand in remote areas of the State
The creation of 49 new taluks coming into effect from January 2018 is the fulfilment of a decades-old demand in the far-flung areas of the State which hardly ever find a resonance in the State capital. In fact, there has long been a demand for creation of 120 new taluks in addition to the existing 177, in some cases for nearly half a century.
Carving out of new taluks has been demanded on the grounds that it improves administration and ensures better connectivity to the people in the rural areas, besides enabling the public easy access to government offices. It also helps in more focused administration, given the smaller population size.
A case in point is the hiving off of H.D. Kote taluk into two and carving out Sargur out of it.
“Undivided H.D. Kote is so vast that it entailed a travel of nearly 100 km in one direction for farmers to approach the tashildar or any other revenue official. With Sargur as the new taluk and its headquarters, things will be easier for the public,” said Vivek Cariappa, a progressive farmer from Sargur.
Similar is the logic for creation of Kagwad taluk. It is around 50 km from the taluk headquarter town of Chikkodi in Belagavi district and the residents felt fit to have a separate taluk. Kagwad is within 10 km of Miraj, the Maharashtra town known for its series of hospitals and nursing homes that people consider affordable. There is hope among the people that having a new taluk would lead to development, a revenue officer said. Similar is the hope of the people of Ajjampura in Chikkamagaluru district. They expect better public transport facility and improvement of health facilities in the new taluk.
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Creation of 49 new taluks from January 2018 is the fulfilment of a decades-old demand in remote areas of the State
The creation of 49 new taluks coming into effect from January 2018 is the fulfilment of a decades-old demand in the far-flung areas of the State which hardly ever find a resonance in the State capital. In fact, there has long been a demand for creation of 120 new taluks in addition to the existing 177, in some cases for nearly half a century.
Carving out of new taluks has been demanded on the grounds that it improves administration and ensures better connectivity to the people in the rural areas, besides enabling the public easy access to government offices. It also helps in more focused administration, given the smaller population size.
A case in point is the hiving off of H.D. Kote taluk into two and carving out Sargur out of it.
“Undivided H.D. Kote is so vast that it entailed a travel of nearly 100 km in one direction for farmers to approach the tashildar or any other revenue official. With Sargur as the new taluk and its headquarters, things will be easier for the public,” said Vivek Cariappa, a progressive farmer from Sargur.
Similar is the logic for creation of Kagwad taluk. It is around 50 km from the taluk headquarter town of Chikkodi in Belagavi district and the residents felt fit to have a separate taluk. Kagwad is within 10 km of Miraj, the Maharashtra town known for its series of hospitals and nursing homes that people consider affordable. There is hope among the people that having a new taluk would lead to development, a revenue officer said. Similar is the hope of the people of Ajjampura in Chikkamagaluru district. They expect better public transport facility and improvement of health facilities in the new taluk.
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