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Yermal

India / Karnataka / Mulki /
 village, place with historical importance

Yermal is one of oldest history recorded village of Dakshina Kannada District in west cost of India. This village has its own History of existence. More than 400 years ago Mysore State was appointed on persone as Tahseeldar for this region. When he took the charge of this village, it was said that 3/4 of the land was covered with water and very few area was used for cultivation. At that time, This region was ruled by Jain Family of Yermal Beedu, fore fathers of Nabiraja Arasu who was the Grand Father of Present Ashok Raja Arasu.
As time elapsed the name was little changed and now its Called as YERMAL
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Coordinates:   13°9'38"N   74°45'45"E

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  • Unanimos (guest)
    Dear readers, Please do not change the original history which is recorded earlier. Some bad minded peoples who just know devide and rule wants to currupt the name of our village. please if you Love India then stop all these misuses of the site. Thanking you
  • Yusuf (guest)
    Dear readers, Please do not change the original history which is recorded earlier. Some bad minded muslim peoples who just know devide and rule wants to currupt the name of our village. please if you Love India then stop all these misuses of the site. Thanking you
  • pooja rai (guest)
    wow its really great 2 know abt d historical reason for naming it as erumal
  • Nagesh (guest)
    Hai this is Wonder ful Fentastic Place for Regional Costal Area. to day Nagarjuna Power Project is Undertakened by the Govt. Sector. It is very greatful Matter.
  • Sudhakar Anchan. (guest)
    Whoever has written about the history of Yermal village, please be authentic. It is true that Yermal village was ruled by Jain family of Yermal Beedu. Other facts if it is true it is really great. But if it is not,then please do not put any incorrect information only on hearsay. Please give information in good English.
  • Sudhakar Anchan. (guest)
    and also mention of Shri Janardhan Temple if very important. National highway NH-17 passes through this village. Yermal village is in the middle of Padubidri (southern side) and Ucchila (northern side). After Padubidri comes Yermal Tenka and then comes Yermal Bada where Shri Janardhan temple exists. This whole coastal belt of Karnataka (South Kanara) is known as Tulunadu. Schools: 1. Vidyaprabhodini Primary School (Ist std. to VII std.) 2. Fisheries High School (VIII std. to X Std.) and there is also one primary school run by the managment of this high school.
  • ashoka (guest)
    Janardana temple is very old & very famous, build by Madhwacharya, should be mentioned.
  • Manju Shetty (guest)
    Yermal Janardhana Temple is looking very nice.
  • Kalathur Sunder Shetty (guest)
    Yermal is really a beautiful coastal village. I am not sure about the total houses in this village. The Janardhana Teemple is really beautiful and specious. They serve serve occasionally free meals which is really very tasty. The beach us also very beautiful but very rough. One should not enter it without proper swimming kits. There is a beautiful Palm Beach Resort which is very close to the sea shore. The room rents are very reasonable and the food served there is really very good and tasty. I love Yermal Bada.
  • ganesh pejathaya (guest)
    Yermal village is quiet village and the lord vishnu has sowmya nature and the temple is totally developed and serving lot of function running successfully but only the pooja has to be timely performed.
  • Poornima Hegde Belgaum (guest)
    Yermal village is my mather land i love yermal Sri.janardhana temple is one of the olderst and powerful temple and very beautiful .God janardhan is very powerful I like very much my place is yermal
  • raghupathi rao naimadi (guest)
    Yermal Janardhana Temple is famous for : Two idols of Janardhana (one is aadi Janardhana)& Two Ganesha (one is Vaarahee). Yermal is having two villages Bada & Thenka, two Mosques. Vaaday seva to Lord Janardhana by Muslims with well traditioned.
  • kishor yermal (guest)
    i like yermal very much....
  • Dr.Nidhi suvarna (guest)
    Yermal s a very calm n divine place truly lucky to b in yermal...The village of spirituality....
  • Kamalakar Kunder
    Dear readers, Coastal Side of Yermal Thenka is dominated by Fisherman Community called Marakalas which later renamed as Mogaveera Communities. This community was surviving on Fishing and selling the catch. Since catching the fish in the sea is tough and united they have to work there is always brotherly feelings in the community. Unity in Mogaveeras is a model for all the other communities. It gives the strength and discipline. Yermal Thenka was organised by having four heads called Gurikars. Gurikars are from four different houses they are 1. Chinga Gurikar House, 2. Chennappa Gurikar House, 3 Baba Gurikar House and 4, Kaanthu Gurikar House. In olden days any dispute in the village, never used to go to the court, and are solved internally in the Ooru Sabha headed by these Four heads. Any function in the village also required the presence of these Gurikars. As time passed financial condition and mussel power of these Gurikars diminished the system is changed to elected head for the Ooru who with elected committee started controlling the day to day affair. With whatever administrative modification Unity in the community still prevailing which is why community is progressing in Education, business, and cultural front. Mogaveera community inYermal Thenka Village are responsible to have Kannada Medium Govt Highschool and an English medium School. They have their own Bajana Mandir and other cultural activities. Roughly 50% of Yermal Thenka Mogaveer community are in USA, Europe, Gulf Countries, and major portion are in Mumbai, Pune and Bangalore. This can be now called as model Village showing progress in all the fronts.Village members are always ready to participate in any community projects.
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