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Name Ajekar

11:09 PM tuluva/ಅಜೆಕಾರು

Name Ajekar
The question arise is how this name came to this place.
Answer till the date which is available is like this.
One sage Aja used to make tapas yam here near
Vishnumoorty temple,where the dense forest was found at that time.
Aja made tapas near this Kad(forest} so people calls this place as Ajekar.
It was originally called as Kemmanja.
The local panchayath name is Marne Grama Panchayath.
Hermunde,Marne and Yennehole comes Under this area.
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www.prakashaka.com

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kannadaprabha A kannada daiy

10:58 PM tuluva/ಅಜೆಕಾರು

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Shivram G.Shetty,Devasya

8:17 AM tuluva/ಅಜೆಕಾರು

Shivaram G Shetty
Devasya ,Ajekar
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Shivram G.Shetty,Devasya

8:06 AM tuluva/ಅಜೆಕಾರು

  • New president For Matrubhumi Cooperative Credit Society Ltd.
  • Shivaram.G.Shetty,Devasya Ajeakar
  • Shivaram G Shetty has been unanimously elected new chairman of the Matrubhumi Cooperative Credit Society Ltd. which is run under the Bunts' Sangha, Mumbai..
  • The annual general meeting was held in the Buntara Bhavan at Kurla with the outgoing chairman Seetaram M Shetty in the chair.
  • Shivaram Shetty, originally hailing from Ajekar in Karkala taluk of Udupi district, is the managing director of Hotel Supreme Heritage at Vashi, Navi Mumbai.
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Ajekar in English

7:52 AM tuluva/ಅಜೆಕಾರು

  • Ajekar

    Ajekar is a small village at the foot of Valikunja in Karkal Taluk of Udupi district, India.
  • It is situated about 40 kms. from Udupi and about 65 kms. north-east of Mangalore.
  • Ajekar is also called Marne Grama, which is governed by Grama Panchayat.
  • It is also called Ajekaru in the Kannada language.
  • Kemanj(je)a was one of the oldest names of this village.
  • Ajekar has a mixed population of around 3000, Hindus, Muslims and Christians.
    The village is located on the road connecting Karkal to Hebri and Agumbe.
  • It has good transportation facilities like bus and Jeeps, three wheeler auto rickshaws.
  • The village is well equipped with other infrastructure like primary and high school, primary health centre, drinking water facility, electricity, post, and telecommunication facilities.
    Ajekar is a peaceful multi-lingual and 'multi-religious centre'.
  • There are Churches, Temple, mosque, Basadi.
  • Tulu, Kannada, and Konkani are the main languages that are spoken in the village.
  • The people here are pious and religious. People belonging to various faiths and religions, like Hindu, Islam, Christianity, Jainism and some others live together.
  • Communal harmony and religious coherence is the specialty of this village.
    Though agriculture is the major occupation of the people of Ajekar, they are in business and other related activities.
  • The major crops grown here are paddy, coconut, areca, cashew, pepper, coca, plantains, rubber etc. In addition the farmers are also involved in dairying, and floriculture activities, thus enhancing their earning. There is no Industry in the village, except a few small cashew and rubber mills.
    Ajekar has rich forest resource. The forest covers large areas of the village. The forests have all season trees.
  • Almost all the animals found in the forests of South India could be seen here also. Deer, tiger, leopard, wild pig, sheep, fox, wolf, monkey, variety of snakes are the common animals found in these forests.
  • The varieties of birds are also seen here.
    High moisture content in the weather, heavy rainfall during monsoon and hot weather during summer are common features of the climate of the village.
  • Usually from June to September it will be pouring heavily and the average annual rainfall may be around 4,200 mm.
  • The temperature varies from 27 degrees to 34 degrees.
  • From March to May the weather will be very hot and the temperature may rise up to 38 C.
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About Ajekar in German Language

7:29 AM tuluva/ಅಜೆಕಾರು

Ajekar

Ajekar ist ein kleines Dorf am Fuß von Valikunja in Karkal Taluk
des Udupi
Bezirkes, Indien. Es wird über 40 kms. von Udupi und vom ungefähr
65 kms.
Nordosten von Mangalur aufgestellt. Ajekar wird auch Marne Grama
genannt, der
von Grama Panchayat geregelt wird. Es wird auch Ajekaru in der
Kannada Sprache
genannt. Kemanj(je)a war einer der ältesten Namen dieses
Dorfs. Ajekar hat eine
Mischbevölkerung von herum 3000, Hindus, Moslems und
Christen. Das Dorf ist auf
der Straße, die Karkal an Hebri und Agumbe
anschließt. Es hat guten
Transport-Service wie Bus und Jeeps, drei
Wheelerautomobil rickshaws. Das Dorf
wird gut mit anderer Infrastruktur wie
Primär- und High School, Primärgesundheit
Mitte, Trinkwasser-Service,
Elektrizität, Pfosten und Nachrichtentechnik-Service
ausgerüstet. Ajekar ist
eine ruhige mehrsprachige und ' multi-fromme Mitte '. Es
gibt Kirchen,
Bügel, Moschee, Basadi. Tulu, Kannada und Konkani sind die
Hauptsprachen,
die im Dorf gesprochen wurden. Die Leute hier sind pious und
fromm.


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About Ajekar in French

7:23 AM tuluva/ಅಜೆಕಾರು

Ajekar
Ajekar est un petit village au pied de Valikunja dans Karkal Taluk de zone d'Udupi, Inde. Il est situé environ 40 kms. d'Udupi et de nord-est d'environ 65 kms. de Mangalore. Ajekar s'appelle également Marne Grama, qui est régi par Grama Panchayat. Ce s'appelle également Ajekaru dans la langue de Kannada. Kemanj(je)a était l'un des noms les plus anciens de ce village. Ajekar a une population mélangée environ de 3000, des hindous, des musulmans et des chrétiens. Le village est situé sur la route reliant Karkal à Hebri et à Agumbe. Il a de bons équipements de transport comme l'autobus et les jeeps, trois pousse-pousse d'automobile de rouleur. Le village est bien équipé de l'autre infrastructure comme le lycée primaire et, le centre primaire de santé, le service d'eau potable, l'électricité, le poteau, et les équipements de télécommunication. Ajekar est centre 'multilingue et un 'multi-religieux paisible. Il y a des églises, temple, mosquée, Basadi. Tulu, Kannada, et Konkani sont les langues principales qui sont parlées dans le village. Les personnes ici sont pieuses et religieuses.Ajekar est un petit village au pied de
Valikunja dans Karkal Taluk de zone d'Udupi,
Inde. Il est situé environ 40 kms. d'Udupi et de
nord-est d'environ 65 kms. de Mangalore.
Ajekar s'appelle également Marne Grama,
qui est régi par Grama Panchayat. Ce s'appelle
également Ajekaru dans la langue de Kannada.
Kemanj(je)a était l'un des noms les plus anciens de ce village.
Ajekar a une population mélangée environ de 3000, des hindous, des musulmans et des chrétiens. Le village est situé sur la route reliant
Karkal à Hebri et à Agumbe. Il a de bons équipements
de transport comme l'autobus et les jeeps, trois pousse-pousse
d'automobile de rouleur. Le village est bien équipé de l'autre
infrastructure comme le lycée primaire et, le centre primaire
de santé, le service d'eau potable, l'électricité, le poteau, et les équipements de télécommunication. Ajekar est centre 'multilingue
et un 'multi-religieux paisible. Il y a des églises, temple,
mosquée, Basadi. Tulu, Kannada, et Konkani sont les langues
principales qui sont parlées dans le village. Les personnes ici sont pieuses et religieuses.
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Swagata Ajekarige

6:58 AM tuluva/ಅಜೆಕಾರು




  • Ajekarige Swagatha.


  • Welcome to Ajekar.


  • A Hobli Centre.


  • Marne is our Village Panchayath.


  • 574101 is our PIN Code.


  • 08253 is STD Code.


  • Yours


  • Shekar AJEKAR,


  • Journalist,Writer.


  • MObile:9342484053


  • tuluva@gmail.com.
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