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'''Jogal Kasti''' is a small village in the Mulbagal taluk of the [[Kolar district]] of [[Karnataka state|Karnataka]], India. It is located 10 km from Mulbagal along the V Kota road to Tayalur. It is about 15 km from the border of [[Andhra Pradesh]]. 17 km north of the village are the Kolar Gold Fields. Before the post of tahasildar was carved by the government of Karnataka in 1983, Jogal Kasti was headed by '''Haji K . M Abdul Jabbar,''' as the patel, and was popularly known as " Patel Sab " or " Gowdru ". Jogal Kasti is noted for its [[mango]] farms - it produces the highest amount of mangoes in India{{citation needed|date=March 2019}} - and its red chili production.<br />
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This village has the highest literacy rate in Karnataka. It also has well-educated officials working in various departments in the Karnataka state government service.<br />
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==Culture==<br />
Avani hobli near Mulbagal is known as the Gaya of the southern India and bears a cluster of temples such as the Rameshwara, Bharateshwara, Lakshmaneshwara and Shatrugneshwara, dating back to period of the Nolamba dynasty. <br />
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