Bantwal

Bantwal is one of the vital town and taluk central station of Dakshina Kannada area in Karnataka. In spite of the fact that Bantwal is a town, the neighboring township BC Road Bantwal Cross Road fills in as the business focus. Bantwal had a populace of 36,829. Guys comprise half of the populace and females half. Bantwal has a normal proficiency rate of 74%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%; with 76% of the guys and 72% of females proficient. 12% of the populace is under 6 years old.

At a prior time, the Bantwal town was known for exchange. Yet, because of flooding caused by the stream Netravathi amid the storm season June to September, constrained dealers to move to the adjoining township of BC Road in light of the fact that BC Road was arranged at higher height when contrasted with Bantwal. Step by step, the greater part of the Government offices moved to the BC Road.

The Bantwal town is as yet considered a principle exchange community for basic needs, tobacco, equipment and above all gold. The town of Bantwal was known for exchange with the Persian Gulf states, being so near Mangalore. Be that as it may, flooding caused by the waterway Netravathi amid the rainstorm constrained merchants and more up to date settlements to move to the contiguous city of B.C. Street because of its higher elevation. Step by step, most Government workplaces moved to B.C. Street.