Heggodu

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Heggodu
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Heggodu
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Heggodu
Heggodu (India)
Coordinates: 14°05′56″N75°04′15″E / 14.098883°N 75.070731°E / 14.098883; 75.070731 Coordinates: 14°05′56″N75°04′15″E / 14.098883°N 75.070731°E / 14.098883; 75.070731
CountryFlag of India.svg  India
State Karnataka
Location Sagar, Karnataka
Government
  Body Gram panchayat
Languages
  Official Kannada
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
ISO 3166 code IN-KA
Vehicle registration KA
Website karnataka.gov.in

Heggodu is a village located in the Sagar Taluk of Karnataka. It is a very important cultural and educational hub in South India, because of the organizations at this place.

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Institutes

Apart from a pre-university and an undergraduate degree college, this place also has a drama institute, Ninasam which is the brain child of the renowned dramatist, K. V. Subbanna.

Organizations

Ninasam

A drama institute, Currently headed by Akshara K V, focuses on drama, films and literature. It hosts a multiple programs and workshops throughout the year to strengthen and develop the South Indian drama culture.

Akshara Prakashana

A Kannada publishing house. It thrives to reduce the barrier between artists and literature by publication of many books and translations of stage-play at affordable price. It also publishes make-ups, educational and informational related books.

Charaka

headed by B. Prasanna, It focuses on design and promotion of khadi wears and improvement of the economical state of the workers.

Travel

This place is very near to Sagar and hence it is well connected by both rail and road. This place also has local bus facilities for travelling to nearest places like Sagar, Hosanagara etc.

See also

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