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Hagaribommanahalli is a taluk in Bellary district, karnataka, india. It is a town built for rehabilitation of displace persons after the construction of TB Dam. So part of the city is well planned and the old town is dirty as usual. It is on the banks of Hagari River. It has a railway station but not yet functioning after conversion. It has a recently built hospital well maintained by Dr.Prakash Reddy. we have conducted two eye camps at Hagaribommanahalli.
June 28, 2012 at 5:54 AM
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