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Kasaragod taluk

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Kasaragod or Casrod a taluk which along with Hosdurg taluk , Manjeshwaram Taluk and Vellarikundu taluk constitute the Kasaragod district , Kerala , India . Its educational center is Vidyanagar. The major areas include Kasaragod municipality, Chemnad, Bedira, and Chengala. The Central Plantation Crops Research Institute is located in the taluk. [1] [2]

Villages in Kasaragod [ edit ]

Kasaragod taluk has 34 villages.

Demographics [ edit ]

According to 2011 census, Kasaragod taluk had a population of 681,736, which includes 332,754 males and 349,032 females. The average sex ratio is 1049 lower than state average of 1084. Total literacy rate is 89.45% lower than state average of 94%. Kasaragod taluk constitutes 48.84% Hindus, 48.15% Muslims followed by 2.82% Christians and others.

Religions in Kasaragod Subdistrict (2011) [4]

    Hinduism (48.83%)
    Islam (48.15%)
    Christianity (2.82%)
   Other (0.2%)

As of 2011 Indian census , Kasaragod subdistrict had total population of 681,736, among which 480,405 (70.5%) registered Malayalam as their mother tongue, 110,621 (16.2%) marked Tulu as their mother tongue, 43,664 (6.4%) marked Kannada as mother tongue, 18,718 (2.7%) marked Marathi as mother tongue, 15,378 (2.26%) marked Konkani as mother tongue, 5657 (0.83%) marked Urdu as mother tongue and 1.11% marked under other Indian languages.

Languages in Kasaragod Subdistrict [5]
Language Speakers
Malayalam
70.5%
Tulu
16.2%
Kannada
6.4%
Marathi
2.7%
Konkani
2.3%
Others
1.9%
Distribution of languages
Source: 2011 Census

References [ edit ]

  1. ^ "Vidyanagar Pin Code, Vidyanagar, Kasargod Map, Latitude and Longitude, Kerala" . indiamapia.com . Retrieved 18 March 2019 .
  2. ^ indcareer.com (31 July 2012). "Central University of Kerala, Vidyanagar" . IndCareer.com . Retrieved 18 March 2019 .
  3. ^ "villages in kasaragod taluk" .
  4. ^ "Religion ? Kerala, Districts and Sub-districts" . Census of India 2011 . Office of the Registrar General.
  5. ^ "Census of India - Language" . censusindia.gov.in . Retrieved 17 April 2020 .

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