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| Address: | Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation
# 49, 2nd Floor, Khanija Bhavan
West Entrance, Race Course Road
Bangalore, KA, 560001
Phone : +91-80-2352901
Fax : +91-80-2352963
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Every great statesman has a unique leadership style - the Minister of Higher Education and Tourism, Sri. Raghunath Vishwanathrao Deshpande has proved this time and again. Born in 1947 to Late. Vishwanathrao Deshpande and Late. Vimalabai Deshpande, he completed his B.A. (Hons.) from Karnataka University and earned a law degree from Shivaji University.
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Sri. Deshpande was the President of the Karnataka State Co-operative Agriculture & Rural Development Bank and Chairman of KSSIDC. He won the Assembly elections 7 times from Haliyal Constituency in Uttara Kannada District of Karnataka. He has served as the Minister of State for Small Scale Industries, Agriculture Housing and Urban Development, Large and Medium Industries and Infrastructure Development and Co-operation.
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He was also the Leader of the Opposition of Karnataka State Legislative Assembly and the President of Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee.
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Go wild and see just how therapeutic it can be. Trade those concrete jungles for a fresh breath of green. Put a pause on the rat race and ride an elephant instead. Take a break from bearding the lion in his corner office and go looking for tigers. The Bandipur Wildlife Sanctuary puts life back into perspective. Or rather it puts the perspective back into life.
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Chikmagalur has played host to an event, thanks to which, countless Indians wake up to brighter mornings. Centuries ago, when the Sufi mystic Baba Budan smuggled seven coffee beans from Yemen into India, he probably didn't bargain for millions of coffee junkies unwittingly blessing his soul everyday, with every sip of their coffee.
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Atop the Vindhyagiri hill stands Asia's tallest monolithic statue, and yet, you need to toil up 600-odd steps for a glimpse of it. Shravanabelagola as a Jain bastion is home to many basadis and is a vital stop to the pilgrim.
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