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Mulki village has a population of 17,274 with a higher sex ratio of 1,083 females per 1,000 males and an 88% literacy rate. The village relies on seasonal rains for agriculture, primarily cultivating rice, arecanut, and coconut, with limited large-scale irrigation facilities. Housing is predominantly nucleated, featuring a mix of pakka and kutcha houses, utilizing both traditional and modern construction materials.

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Mulki village has a population of 17,274 with a higher sex ratio of 1,083 females per 1,000 males and an 88% literacy rate. The village relies on seasonal rains for agriculture, primarily cultivating rice, arecanut, and coconut, with limited large-scale irrigation facilities. Housing is predominantly nucleated, featuring a mix of pakka and kutcha houses, utilizing both traditional and modern construction materials.

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Demo graphic profile of Mulki village

• Demographic Profile of Mulki Village


• Total Population: 17,274 (2011 Census)
• Males: 8,292 (48%)Females: 8,982 (52%)
• Sex Ratio: 1,083 females per 1,000 males (higher than Karnataka state average of 973)
• Child Population (0-6 years): 1,768 (10.24% of total population)
• Child Sex Ratio: 1,030 females per 1,000 males
• Literacy Rate: 88% (higher than state average of 75.36%)
• Male Literacy: 92.56%Female Literacy: 83.82%
• Caste Composition:Scheduled Castes (SC): 9.86%Scheduled Tribes (ST): 1.40%
Availability of Irrigation Facilities and agriculture crops in
Mulki

• Mulki, a coastal town in Dakshina Kannada district, relies heavily on seasonal rains
• Major Crops Cultivated:Rice (staple food)
• Arecanut (betel nut)
• Coconut
• Cashew
• Black Pepper (often intercropped)
• Rubber
• Availability of Irrigation Facilities in Mulki and Nearby Coastal Karnataka
• Surface water sources:
• Rivers like Shambhavi and Nandini
• Ponds, check dams, and traditional katta used for water storage and diversion
• Limited large-scale canal irrigation due to:
• Undulating terrain
• Proximity to coastline
• Small-scale canals used for localized irrigation
Housing patterns

• Housing Patterns:Predominantly nucleated or clustered housing around central


landmarks
• Types of Houses:Pakka (permanent):
• MajorityKutcha (temporary): More prevalent in certain lanes
• Mixed: Transition between traditional and modern materials
• Construction Materials:Traditional: Laterite stone, mud, Mangalore-tiled roofs
• Modern: RCC structures with improved amenities

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