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All Rayalaseema and Telangana are your Kannadigas assimilated as Telugus. That is why they celebrate poop festivals like Kannadigas and eat bland food.

Without Bellary Rayalseema is incomplete

You can apply the same logic to Bengaluru. Given how people from across India move there, settle, contribute and thrive, perhaps it's time to consider making Bengaluru a Union Territory in the national interest.

Map showing Telungu inscriptions in Karnataka. We can see Tulu, Kodava regions have no influence at all, same in some northern and western districts. But other districts to the east have had Telungu inscriptions, this coincides with the presence of Telungu speakers there.

BREAKING: Not E20 fuel , but E 31.2 fuel Karnataka govt’s petrol tests find ethanol blending above 20% in samples from seven districts. The state tested 63 petrol samples collected across Karnataka from major oil companies, including IOCL, HPCL, BPCL, Shell and Nayara. After oil marketing companies failed to clearly disclose ethanol content, the government sent the samples to private labs. Results of Ethanol blend : IOCL: 31.2%+ HPCL: 30.5% HPCL: 27% BPCL: 26.5% Nayara: 26.1% Shell: 25.5% Bengaluru was among the seven districts where samples exceeded the 20% ethanol limit. Karnataka will send its report to the Centre.

French Map of Bengaluru & it's surroundings region, 1800 + Refer to Balepete inscription from Vijayanagara empire time under Immadi kempe gowda of Yelahanka, 1549. Check Names. Yavno BM bandu nam history namge thilskodthavne.

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If Bengaluru ever did this, you and your ilk would end up in a colonial city like Madras or Bombay for a job, getting dissed by the locals there. Meanwhile, we, the native Bangaloreans, would be leading peaceful lives in our beautiful villages, speaking Kannada, Telugu and Tigala and enjoying all three cultures. Plenty of rainfall throughout the year, fertile lands, thousands of lakes and small ponds. My ancestors had a pretty good life, and they still do, on the outskirts of Bengaluru, in places like Chinna Tirupati, on the banks of the Dakshina Pinakini River.