Raichur is referred to as the cultural kaleidoscope of Karnataka. It has a rich history over the centuries and has been part of many empires such as Mayuras, Chalukyas and the Vijayanagara Kings.
Stone Inscriptions, age old relics, artefacts, ruins of huge fort and old temples can be found. The common languages spoken here are Kannada, Urdu and Telugu.
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Here are 9 Sakkath facts of Namma Raichur that many of us don’t know
Hutti Gold Mines

India’s largest gold deposit in Karnataka after Kolar Gold Fields. Hutti Gold Mines Limited is the only company in
“Land between the Rivers”

Situated on the banks of two rivers. Towards the south, there is Tungabhadra River and to the north is Krishna River.
The Only Active Gold Mine is in Namma Raichur
After the closure of Kolar Gold Fields in 2001, Hutti Gold Mine is India’s One and Only Active Gold Mining Site.
The Famous Raichur Fort

The Fort was constructed by Queen Rudrama Devi’s minister during the rule of Vijayanagar empire in 1294 AD.
One of the Largest Cotton Exporter in Karnataka.

Cotton is exported all over India.
The Power House of Karnataka.

Raichur Thermal Power Stations accounts for 40% of total electricity generated in Karnataka. This district headquarter has got 2 Thermal Power Stations.
- ShaktiNagar Thermal Power Stations.
- Yermarus Thermal Power Stations.
These two power stations supplies electricity to major parts of Karnataka and other states.
Food

The mouth watering Vaggani – Mirchi is famous. One must try it out if your heading to raichur.
Commercial Center on the Central Railways

Being the 4th busiest railway station in K
Raichur railway station can connect to almost all parts of India. There are trains from Raichur to Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Solapur, Pune and even to Delhi. Mumbai to Trivandrum, Mumbai to Kanyakumari via Raichur and many more.
Sona Masoori Rice is very famous and exported worldwide.

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