Siruguppa

Siruguppa is a city and taluka in Bellary locale in Karnataka. In an area in some cases known as "The place that is known for paddy", this City is one of the significant rice exporters of the state. The name Siruguppa is gotten from two Kannada words siri riches and kuppe mass/bounty. This district was known for its thriving amid the time of the celebrated around the world Vijayanagara Empire. The historical backdrop of the area goes back to the Mauryas. Engravings of ruler Ashoka are found in the Nittur town of the taluk. The district was hence controlled by numerous well known lines like Chalukyas, Vijayanagara Empire, Sultans of Bahamani, Nizams of Hyderabad.

Verifiably, Siruguppa town was not an incredible business focus, in spite of being made a taluk headquarter amid the British time. Indeed, even after freedom, the town did not experience much expansion. But It is a major exporter of Rice In karnataka. The guide of Siruguppa is unpleasant gourd molded, with a significant part of the town spread vigorously on either side of the NH-150A Jevergi-Chamarajanagar. A large portion of the new augmentation territories are likewise created close by of the Bellary Street, making the town looks longer and smaller. Waterway Tungabhadra grasps the town from north-west.