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Tonse
Thonse
Village
Hanging Bridge at Tonse
Hanging Bridge at Tonse
Tonse is located in Karnataka
Tonse
Tonse
Location in Karnataka, India
Tonse is located in India
Tonse
Tonse
Tonse (India)
Coordinates: 13°24′N 74°43′E / 13.40°N 74.72°E / 13.40; 74.72
Country India
StateKarnataka
DistrictUdupi
Population
 (2011)
 • Total16,000
Languages
 • OfficialKannada
 • RegionalTulu, Kannada, Konkani, Urdu, Nawayathi
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
576114, 576115
Telephone code0820
Vehicle registrationKA-20

Tonse is a combined village, which include Tonse West and Tonse East situated about 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) from Udupi on the western coast of South India, between the Arabian Sea and Western Ghats. Tonse village is about 68 kilometres (42 mi) to the north of Mangalore.

Location

Tonse is bounded on its western side the Arabian Sea while on the eastern side the Suvarna river runs, creating a number of islands in its delta before it finally merges with the sea at Kodibengre.

Tourism

Towards the northern tip of Tonse there is Kodi Bengre where Suvarna river flows into Arabian Sea. This creates a delta with numerous islands known as Kuduru. This is popularly known as "Delta Beach".[citation needed] Bengre is a thin strip of land almost 4 km long and holds back the sea on the west and the river on the east. At some stretches this strip in barely 50 metres wide.

In the delta of Suvarna, a group of about a dozen islands, covered with coconut palms and surrounded by clear blue waters.[citation needed]. Recently many House Boats are seen in the backwaters of Hoode.

A hanging bridge, which attracts visitors, connects one of the better-known islands, Thimmankudru to the mainland. The Hanging Bridge was constructed by 2 Karnataka Engineer NCC and the bridge was named as Deepak in memory of a late NCC Cadet. The complete material for construction of this bridge was made available by local people from their own private funds, the bridge was designed by Officer Commanding 2 Kar Engg NCC and was constructed by NCC Cadets of REC Surathkal (NIIT), Manipal Institute of Technology and NITTE College of Engineering in the Year 1991. Total time taken to construct the Bridge was about twelve days. The piers had been constructed by local villagers prior to this. Now a new bridge is being constructed to link the island by a motorable road.

Three miles off the seacoast are the St. Mary’s Islands, a tourist spot, (locally known as ‘Tonse-Par’ meaning, ‘beyond Tonse’), reachable from the port town of Malpe, by powerboat or country craft.

People and occupation

There are many from this village employed abroad.[citation needed] The western part of Tonse has a number of educational institutions providing literacy and career opportunities, as a result of which people from this rural place are employed in all the parts of the world.[citation needed] Agriculture, fishing, lime-shell mining and coir industry are the main source of livelihood of people in this region. Rice is the staple food of the population, whereas coconut is the commercial crop.

Geography

There are many islands scattered in the backwaters. Prominent among them being Timman-Kudru and Pintere-Kudru.

Transport

Kemmannu and Kallianpur are the two main towns of the village and the National Highway 66 (17) passes through Kallianpur. On the west coast of the village, running along the seashore is a road, which links Hoode-Bengre in the north to Malpe port in the south. Udupi-Manipal is the commercial and educational hub for the people of Tonse.

Language

Tulu is the most widely spoken language in Tonse. Other significant languages include language Konkani, Kannada, Nawayath and Urdu.

Religion

Tonse is a multireligious place where people of different communities have lived here for centuries in harmony.[citation needed] Though primarily followers of Hinduism, there are sizable followers of Christianity and of Islam. Tonse has 6 temples, 3 churches and 6 mosques.

Governance

Tonse has a village panchayat based at Kallianpur for Tonse East and Kemmannu for Tonse West.

Educational Institutions

  • Milagres College, Kallianpur
  • Dr. T M A Pai High School, Kallianpur
  • Saint Philomina Higher Primary School, Kemmannu
  • Tonse Kandige Higher Primary School, Kemmannu
  • Government Junior College, Kemmannu
  • Government Urdu School, Hoode
  • Darussalam Education Society, Hoode
  • Salihath English Medium School, Hoode
  • Salihath Girls Pre-University, Hoode
  • Salihath Womens First Grade College, Hoode
  • Salihath Womens Arabic College, Hoode

Health Care

  • Goratti Hospital, Kallianpur.
  • Thonse Health Centre.
  • Government Hospital

Notes

See also

References

  1. Udupi pages, culture
  2. Udupi pages, travel
  3. [1]

External links

This page was last edited on 21 May 2023, at 21:13
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