mysore state was renamed as karnataka in 1947.
mysore state was renamed as karnataka in 1947.
in which year mysore state was renamed as karnataka?
1947
list of speakers of the karnataka legislative assembly









































the speaker of the karnataka legislative assembly is the presiding officer of the legislative assembly of karnataka, the main law-making body for the indian state of karnataka. he is elected by the members of the karnataka legislative assembly (until 1973, the mysore legislative assembly). the speaker is usually a member of the legislative assembly.









































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mysore state, precursor to the present day state of karnataka, was created after indian independence on 26 january 1950









































section::::karnataka.









































mysore was renamed to karnataka on 1 november 1973.









































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bullet::::- chief ministers of karnataka
list of speakers of the karnataka legislative assembly
the present-day karnataka state went through a series of geopolitical and cultural transformations. after india's independence in 1947, the constitutional changes took nearly three years to come into effect, during when kingdom of mysore remained the state's original form territorially. in 1950, the kingdom of mysore was renamed mysore state when india became a democratic republic, but maharaja jayachamarajendra wadiyar continued to be the chief head of mysore state (as "maharaja", then as "rajpramukh", and finally as governor). in 1956, the reorganisation of states act on linguistic-basis was passed by the republic of india, which furthered mysore state's frontiers. coastal parts of mangalore, which previously belonged to madras presidency, were incorporated into mysore state, as well as kannada-speaking regions of bombay presidency (sometimes referred to as bombay-karnataka region) and hyderabad state (hyderabad- karnataka region). in 1974, mysore state was renamed karnataka state. until this point, the flag of the kingdom of mysore remained the state's flag, official until 1956, and "de facto" thereafter, until 1974, alongside the bi-coloured kannada flag. with the renaming of state, pro-kannada movements throughout karnataka gained pace, during when the bi-coloured kannada flag became more prevalent.
proposed flag of karnataka