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Ganga snana Tunga pana’. It is glad to say that Tungabhadra river is flowing adjacent to Davanagere district touching Honnali and Harihara taluks. Between 1210 A.D. and 1247 A.D., Davanagere was under the administration of Yadavas. Davanagere is originated from Dyavanakere. Davanagere City is geographically situated in the centre of Karnataka State. Earlier in Davanagere there were many cotton industries i.e., Davanagere Cotton Mill, Yallamma Cotton Mill, Ganesha Cotton Mill, Siddeshwara Cotton mill and many more. Hence it was also called as Manchester of Karnataka. But, for one or the other reason, now these mills have been stopped. Now Davanagere is having its name for Higher education. In Davanagere J.J.M.Medical college, B.D.T.Engineering College, Bapuji Engineering College and G.M.Institute of Technology have their own name and fame in quality education. With the blessings of late Sri.J.H.Patel, Former Chief Minister of Karnataka, Davanagere district came in to existence w.e.f 15.8.1997 alongwith other six districts Haveri, Gadag, Udupi, Koppal, Bagalkote and Chamarajanagara. It is surrounded with Bellary and Chitradurga districts on East, Chikkamagalur and Shimoga districts on South and Haveri on West. Tungabhadra river is entering the district at Honnali and flows towards Bellary after passing Harihara. Davanagere district is about 5975.99 Sq.Kms in area. The district has been divided in two divisions i.e., Davanagere and Harapanahalli. In all there are 24 Hoblis. It has 6 Taluka Panchayaths and 230 village panchayaths. As per census of the year 2001, there are 923 villages in the district. The total population is 1790952 as per census of 2001. Amongst them 917705 are males and 873247 are female. The district has 3.39% of total population of Karnataka state.