The river Kabini is a tributary of the river Kaveri. Sometimes called Kabani, or Kapila, this river has tributaries of its own, which merge with it, before it converges with Kaveri at Tirumakudalu Narasipura. The river originates in Pakramthalam hills, Wayanad. Dams of Kabini There are a number of dams built on the river and […]
The River Lakshmanatirtha
The river Lakshmanatirtha river is a tributary of the river Kaveri. It originates in the Brahmagiri hills, Kodagu or Coorg and later joins the river Kaveri at Krishnarajasagara. Originating from the Brahmagiri Range, the river Lakshmana Theertha plungess down from a height of 170 ft. forming the Iruppu Water falls. The Lakshmanatirtha falls or the Irupu […]
The River Harangi
The river Harangi is a tributary of Kaveri. It emerges from the Western Ghats – the Pushpagiri Hills – at Kodagu or Coorg, Karnataka. The Harangi joins Cauvery at Kudige in Somwarpet taluk. The length of the river from its place of origin till it converges with Cauvery is nearly 50 km. The Haranagi Reservoir […]
The River Arkavati
The Arkavati (Arkavathi/Arkavathy) is one of the tributaries of the river Kaveri. It originates in Nandi Hills, Chikkaballapura and is one of the largest mountain rivers in Karnataka. Arkavati is joined by its tributaries Kumudavathi, Suvarnamukhi, Vrushbhavati before it joins Kaveri at Sangama. Reservoirs The river is important in that it supplies 20% of the […]
The River Kaveri
The river Kaveri, often spelled as Cauvery, originating from Talakaveri in the Western Ghats. The river flows south-east through Karnataka, Tamilnadu, Kerala, Puducherry, across the Deccan plateau (around 765 kilometres) and empties in to the Bay of Bengal. Mythology There are several myths about the sacred origins of Kaveri, otherwise called the Dakshina Ganga. The […]
eParliament
The Silicon Valley of India, Bangalore is all set to construct a virtual Parliament or “e-Parliament”. This Website, likely to be named e-parl.net, will facilitate interaction of citizens and Parliamentarians across the world to find a solution to the global problems. The people behind this novel idea – Nicholas Dunlop, executive director, EarthAction, a UK-based […]
