About Gulbarga
About Gulbarga
Places of Interest
History and the people
Geography
Economy
Our team members
gulbargadiocese@gmail.com
Anil Frank
Deepak Cutinha
Downloads

www This Site
 

Agriculture

Agriculture is the backbone of the economy in this region. Jowar, rice, wheat, oilseeds, vegetables, sugarcane, spices and cereals of all kinds are grown in the entire region. This part of the state is declared as a Horticultural Zone by the government and there is great potential to grow fruits like mangoes, papayas, pomegranates, grapes etc. Rivers Krishna and Bhima flow through this land. Most people have simple food habits which include only Jowar roti, rice and dal. Various cereals also form part of the diet, The food is pungent and spicy.

Rivers: Krishna and Bhima rivers flow through this land.

Food habits : People in the region mostly eat jowar roti, rice and dal. Various cereals also form part of their diet, which is pungent and spicy.

Industry

Bidar, Gulbarga and Bijapur - all the three districts of the diocese are figuring among the 200 most backward regions in the country. Bidar and Bijapur are 'no industry' districts of Karnataka. Compared to other parts of the State, this region is considered industrially also is most backward. Shahabad stones well known for the

construction works and a couple of cement and sugar factories and a few Dal mills are the only industries of the region. The entire region of north Karnataka comprising of Bidar, Gulbarga and Bijapur is known as Hyderabad - Karnataka Region. In spite of all the efforts, this region remains most backward in the state of Karnataka.

Striking negative features:

Though the region can boast of a rich religious and cultural heritage, there are inherent contradictions in the local situation. They are: The region has a highest rate of illiteracy and the lowest standard of education in the entire state. The number of people coming under the category of below poverty line is the highest in the region. There exists the great division between the rich and the poor, the landlords and the landless The lowest industrial growth and the lowest per capita income. Manifold oppression of the highest number of child laborers. Rampant corruption existing at all levels. High rate of unemployment, under employment and seasonal employment.

Optimized for 1024 X 768 pixels
©2006-2010, Catholic Diocese of Gulbarga. Terms of Use