Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Mijar(rathan) is a village in Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka state, India. The village is near to Moodabidri town. The Kambula race of buffaloes held in this village attracts many people here. Recently an engineering college has been set up in this village.Mijar is also synonymous with Yakshagana artist, Mijar Annappa.Most of the people in this village are farmers. In olden days women used to roll beedies but due to globalistion Cashew industries have been come up and most of women work in these Industries.N.H 13 passes through Mijar. The village is about 25K.M from Mangalore and 5K.M from moodabidri.The village consist of numerous temples, namely Sri Vishnumoorthy temple, Sri Somanatheshwara Temple in Kambettu, Sri Bootanatheshwara Temple in Thastavu, Sri Gopalakrishna Temple in Baitari,Sri Mariyamma Temple in Daddi.Also there are two Bramma Baidarkala Garudies and a Kodamantaye daivastana.The river Nandini originates at kanakabettu in MIJAR and flows west ward encircling "Sri Katil Durgaparameshwari temple.. }
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- Mijar abstract "Mijar(rathan) is a village in Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka state, India. The village is near to Moodabidri town. The Kambula race of buffaloes held in this village attracts many people here. Recently an engineering college has been set up in this village.Mijar is also synonymous with Yakshagana artist, Mijar Annappa.Most of the people in this village are farmers. In olden days women used to roll beedies but due to globalistion Cashew industries have been come up and most of women work in these Industries.N.H 13 passes through Mijar. The village is about 25K.M from Mangalore and 5K.M from moodabidri.The village consist of numerous temples, namely Sri Vishnumoorthy temple, Sri Somanatheshwara Temple in Kambettu, Sri Bootanatheshwara Temple in Thastavu, Sri Gopalakrishna Temple in Baitari,Sri Mariyamma Temple in Daddi.Also there are two Bramma Baidarkala Garudies and a Kodamantaye daivastana.The river Nandini originates at kanakabettu in MIJAR and flows west ward encircling "Sri Katil Durgaparameshwari temple.".