Kasaragod

Kasaragod is a municipal town and the area central command of Kasaragod region of Kerala state in India. Arranged in the rich biodiversity of Western Ghats, it is known for the Chandragiri and Bekal Forts, Chandragiri River, memorable Kolathiri Rajas, indigenous habitat of Ranipuram and Kottancheri Hills, chronicled and religious locales like the Madhur Temple and Ananthapura Lake Temple, and Malik Deenar Mosque. It is found 585 km north of state capital Thiruvananthapuram and 50 km south of the port city of Mangalore.

Kasaragod is home to the Central Plantation Crops Research Institute, initially settled in 1916 as the Coconut Research Station. It is a piece of India's National Agricultural Research System under the Indian Council of Agricultural Research. As indicated by the Institute, Kerala "lies in the core of the real coconut developing regions of the nation." It is additionally home to the Indian Society for Plantation Crops, which distributes the Journal of Plantation Crops and holds symposiums regarding the matter.

The essential and managerial language of the town is Malayalam. Tulu, Beary bhashe, Kannada talked by the Tuluva-Malayalee, Muslims, Kannadigas and Konkani are likewise generally utilized and Hindi and Urdu to a lesser degree. Havyaka speakers have a solid base in Kannada. The Malayalam talked here has impacts from Beary bhashe and furthermore from the dialects of Kannada, Urdu, Konkani and Tulu and Marathi. The Kannada and Tulu talked here are likewise affected by Malayalam.