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Smart City Tumakuru

Smart City Tumakuru
Start Date :
Sep 28, 2015
Last Date :
Dec 05, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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The Tumakuru city, Karnataka has been qualified under Government of India “Smart City Mission”. The second stage of city challenge is the preparation of “vision and ...

The Tumakuru city, Karnataka has been qualified under Government of India “Smart City Mission”. The second stage of city challenge is the preparation of “vision and proposal” for Tumakuru City. Hence, the current exercise is to prepare and submit the statement of vision along with the proposal to the Government of India through the active participation of citizens.

Tumakuru City makes an appeal with its citizens to formulate vision and give suggestions to prepare proposal to make it ‘Smart City’.

The Citizens are requested to formulate the vision, strategies of retrofit, redevelopment, green field and pan city as per Smart City Mission statement and Guidelines of Ministry of Urban Development, Government of India.

Please send your valuable opinions, suggestions, the proposals if any and feedback latest by 4th December, 2015.

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Prabhakar_45
Prabhakar_45 10 years 7 months ago
he seems to have continued the same name with the addition of Ooru for the town and called it Turnme-Ooru or Tumbe-Ooru which, in course of time, came to be pronounced as Tumakuru.
Prabhakar_45
Prabhakar_45 10 years 7 months ago
It is said that the present town was built by KanteArasu, a member of the Mysore royal family, and because the area was clearly known as Tumme or Tumbe
Prabhakar_45
Prabhakar_45 10 years 7 months ago
But the original name of the place, according to certain inscriptions of the tenth century, was Tummegooru, which means the place of the tumme or tumbe a common fragrant herb (Leucasaspera) found abundantly in the area
Prabhakar_45
Prabhakar_45 10 years 7 months ago
Tumuke is the small drum or tabret, which is used for tom-toming, and the town might have been called Tumuke-Ooru to indicate that it belonged to the beater of tumuke
Prabhakar_45
Prabhakar_45 10 years 7 months ago
Popular tradition has it that Tumkur once formed part of a territory, whose capital was Kridapura, now a small village known as Kaidala, three miles to the south of Tumkur, and that it was presented by one of its rulers to a herald or tom-tom beater