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Social group
Thigala (IPA: [t̪iɡɐɭɐ]) (or Tigalas) is a social group found in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, India, particularly the city of Bengaluru and in Southern Karnataka
Thigala
Community of Tamil speakers from Karnataka
Iyengar Tamil. Thigala or Tigala are a Tamil social group found in parts of Karnataka. They are likely a sub-caste of Vanniyars. The Thigalas celebrate an
Karnataka_Tamils
South Dravidian language
is a table comparing some basic words in Sankethi, Kannada, Tamil and Thigala. One peculiar feature of Sankethi is its use of words and structures of
Sankethi_language
Capital of Karnataka, India
dedicated to the Hindu goddess Draupadi, and celebrated annually by the Thigala community over a period of nine days in March or April. The Someshwara
Bengaluru
Annual festival celebrated in Bangalore
Draupati in Nagarathpete (historically Thigalarpete). Karaga is linked to Thigalas, a subgroup of Vahnikula Kshatriya, a community in south India who claim
Bangalore_Karaga
Neighbourhood in Bangalore Urban, Karnataka, India
constituency of Mahadevpura. It is mostly populated with vannikula kshatriyas (thigalas). There are many temples in this town. There is a big hospital i.e. Manipal
Ramagondanahalli
Descendants of Tamil immigrants in other countries
groups still claim descent from medieval-era Tamil emigrants such as the Thigalas, Hebbars of Karnataka who have resided in Karnataka for generations and
Tamil_diaspora
People who emigrated from Tamil Nadu
descent from this era Tamil emigrants such as Kaikadis of Maharashtra, Thigalas, Hebbars of Karnataka, Velamas of Northern Andhra, Chittys of Malaysia
Tamil_Nadu_diaspora
traditional well diggers are the Manu Waddar. The Vanniyakula Kshtriya or Thigala were horticulturists associated with lakes such as Sampangi. They brought
Lakes_in_Bengaluru
Metropolis in Karnataka, India
of the tower at Bodh Gaya The Stupa a replica of the Stupa at Bodh Gaya Thigala devotees celebrate Karaga- Hindus and Muslims take part in this festival
Places of worship in Bengaluru
Places_of_worship_in_Bengaluru
performed between December and April. The karaga, in a dance performed by the Thigalas, is a metal pot on which stands a tall, floral pyramid and which is balanced
Folk_arts_of_Karnataka
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