Find Bunts associations in Tulunad, across India and around the world.
61 associations
Kapu · Udupi
Kapu Bunts Sangha brings together families from Kapu and surrounding villages through cultural gatherings, student recognition and its women’s section. Reports document a women-achievers convention in 2007 and an Aati Nenehu programme with academic awards in 2025. Both took place at the Sri Lakshmi Janardhana temple auditorium in Kapu.
Padubidri · Udupi
Padubidri Bunts Sangha is a community association with a reported founding year of 1983. Its activities include Sirimudi endowment assistance, scholarships, cultural gatherings, skills programmes and sport. The sangha works with the separately named Bunts Welfare Trust and Sirimudi trust; Buntara Bhavana is its meeting venue, rather than another association.
Katapady · Udupi
Katapady Bunts Sangha was inaugurated in 2011 under the aegis of Shirva Bunts Sangha. More recent reporting records student scholarships and cultural performances at its 2026 office-bearers’ installation programme at SVS Pre-University College. Its identity is distinct from the college auditorium used for that function and from the nearby sanghas in Kapu and Shirva.
Amarnath Shetty inaugurates Katpady Bunts Sangha; Katapady Bunts Sangha office-bearers and scholarship programme.
Shirva · Udupi
Shirva Bunts Sangha organises cultural and public-service programmes with local partners. In August 2026 it led a blood-donation camp with Badagabettu Credit Co-operative Society, the district hospital and other groups. Its women’s section also organised Tuluvere Aati at Bantas Auditorium in July 2026, combining a seasonal gathering with recognition of local achievements.
Shirva Bunts Sangha memorial blood-donation camp; Shirva Bunts Sangha Tuluvere Aati programme.
Shirva · Udupi
Durgasiri Buntara Mahila Sangha is a named women’s group in Shirva. Its August 2026 Aati programme combined student awards and scholarships with a display of seasonal dishes prepared by members. The gathering also recognised a retired teacher and other achievers. Reports name it separately from Shirva Bunts Sangha’s women’s section.
Durgasiri Buntara Mahila Sangha Shirva Aati and student awards.
Kunthal Nagar, Manipura · Udupi
Udupi Grameena Buntara Sangha is a rural community association linked with the Kunthal Nagar campus in Manipura. Its 2026 Aatidonji Dina gathering at Asha Prakash Shetty Convention Hall included student recognition and a shared meal of seasonal dishes. Its associated construction and development charitable trust runs the Skill Development Centre and has a separate directory entry.
Udupi Grameena Buntara Sangha Aatidonji Dina gathering; Foundation stone for Udupi Rural Bunts Association at Kuntalnagar.
Kunthal Nagar, Manipura · Udupi
This charitable trust operates the Skill Development Centre at Asha Prakash Shetty Convention Centre in Kunthal Nagar, Manipura. Its official programme records cover free skills training, computer literacy, women’s entrepreneurship and job fairs. The centre opened in October 2021. It is the sangha-associated development trust, rather than a second name for the community association.
Udupi
The Udupi taluk committee is a local unit of the Mangaluru-based Bunts Mathr Sangha. Reports describe its educational work across associations in Udupi, Kapu and Brahmavara, including free NEET and CET preparation and memorial scholarships. Its organisational area therefore extends beyond present-day Udupi taluk; the committee is listed here by its Udupi base.
Udupi taluk committee announces free NEET and CET training; K. Satishchandra Hegde memorial scholarships in Udupi; Udupi taluk committee convenor selection.
Perdoor · Udupi
Perdoor Mandala’s Buntara Sangha has a reported founding year of 1991. Its work includes student scholarships, community facilities and recognition of local achievers. Reporting in 2025 records new hall and open-stage foundation ceremonies and the release of Perdoorina Bantaru, a local commemorative volume. Its community-hall campus is at Jogibettu near Perdoor.
Hiriyadka · Udupi
Hiriyadka Bunts Sangha is documented through its 2023 annual gathering in Hiriyadka. The programme recognised local medical service, writing and sporting achievement, and honoured students for academic performance. Cultural presentations formed part of the event. The sangha is a local association in Udupi taluk, separate from wider Udupi committee and rural-trust organisations.
Hiriyadka Bunts Sangha annual gathering.
Brahmavara · Udupi
Brahmavara Buntara Yane Nadavara Sangha is a local association recorded in leadership, scholarship and community-support programmes. Its November 2024 installation notice included student sponsorship, academic awards and a housing-assistance sanction. Brahmavara’s Buntara Bhavana is a related community venue; the town’s hall and the local association should be distinguished when reading event notices.
Brahmavara Buntara Yane Nadavara Sangha installation and support programme; Bunts Bhavan inaugurated at Brahmavar.
Kundapura · Udupi
Kundapura Buntara Yane Nadavara Sangha is a taluk association named separately from Kundapura Taluk Yuva Buntara Sangha in the youth organisation’s official accounts. Those accounts describe cooperation and participation in community sports programmes. Its institutional presence should be distinguished from the youth association and from the regional committee of Bunts Mathr Sangha.
Official sports-meet accounts naming Kundapura’s partner associations; Founding president’s account of partner associations.
Kundapura · Udupi
Kundapura Taluk Yuva Buntara Sangha is a youth-led association with an official Kannada website documenting education, welfare and sporting activities. Named initiatives include Vidya Deevige for educational assistance, Mangalyasutra for marriage assistance and Arogya Bhagya for medical support. Its site also publishes year-specific scholarship and merit-award notices and records collaboration with local institutions.
Byndoor · Udupi
Byndoor Buntara Yane Nadavara Sangha organises educational and cultural programmes in the Byndoor region. Bunts’ Sangha Bangalore records a joint scholarship programme in October 2024. A January 2025 report describes Buntara Prathibha Sambhrama at Byndoor Buntara Bhavana, with educational and cultural competitions across four divisions and participation by children and women.
Byndoor scholarship programme with Bunts’ Sangha Bangalore; Byndoor Buntara Prathibha Sambhrama; Byndoor Sangha election report.
Shiruru · Udupi
Shiruru Buntara Yane Nadavara Sangha is a local association in present-day Byndoor taluk. The official gallery of Bunts’ Sangha Bangalore records a scholarship-distribution programme on 2 March 2025 with the sangha and Shiruru Yuva Buntara Sangha. The named youth group is a co-organiser in that record, rather than an alternative spelling of the main sangha.
Shiruru Sangha and Yuva Sangha scholarship distribution; Gallery index with Shiruru programme date.
Karkala · Udupi
This is the Karkala and Hebri taluk committee of the Mangaluru-based Bunts Mathr Sangha. Its August 2025 programme at Pervaje combined student merit awards, achiever recognition and Aatidonji Kesarda Koota with local women’s and youth sanghas. It serves an organisational area spanning two present-day taluks and is distinct from Hebri’s local valaya sangha.
Karkala Hebri committee student awards and Aati field programme; Karkala Mathr Sangha scholarship programme.
Belman · Udupi
Belman Valaya Buntara Yane Nadavara Sangha is a local-area association in Karkala taluk. Its August 2025 annual convention recognised students through scholarships and village-level learning incentives, honoured older members and included cultural performances. The report describes a seven-village area and a youth section, preserving the organisation’s valaya identity rather than treating it as a taluk-wide sangha.
Belman Valaya annual convention and educational assistance.
Hebri · Udupi
Hebri Ajekar Valaya Buntara Sangha is the local association commonly called Hebri Bunts Sangha. Its documented activities include scholarships, visits recognising older community members and a free health fair with institutional partners. Reports also describe religious gatherings and cultural competitions. Its historical Ajekar valaya name is retained even though current taluk boundaries differ from older directories.
Muniyal · Udupi
Muniyal Bunts Sangha is a local association in the Muniyal area of present-day Hebri taluk. News Karkala reported its seventeenth annual scholarship distribution in December 2023 at the Sri Mariyamma temple auditorium. The programme supported forty students studying at PUC, engineering and postgraduate levels, and also recognised a young sporting achiever.
Muniyal Bunts Sangha scholarship distribution.
Mangaluru · Dakshina Kannada
Based in Mangaluru, the Mathr Sangha is documented through the educational and residential institutions it manages. These include Sri Ramakrishna schools and college, and Sri Ramakrishna Vidyarthini Bhavan for women. Its hostel’s official history dates the parent association to 1908. The Sangha also appears in contemporary reporting on community organisation across coastal districts.
Mulki · Dakshina Kannada
This federation is separately identified in reporting as the World Federation of Bunts Associations. Its work includes community representation and development of shared infrastructure. August 2026 reporting places its administrative office in Mulki and describes a hall under construction there. It is a distinct organisation from the Mangaluru Mathr Sangha and from Mulki’s local Bunts Sangha.
Federation reviews hall construction at its Mulki administrative office; Jagathika Bantara Sanghagala Okkoota identified as World Federation of Bunts Associations.
Thumbe / Brahmarakotlu · Dakshina Kannada
The Bantwal taluk association combines educational assistance with programmes organised through its women’s, youth and zonal groups. Its official history records formation in March 2005 and the development of Buntara Bhavana. Dated reporting documents a substantial scholarship partnership in 2024 and a multi-wing cultural programme at the hall in June 2026.
Puttur · Dakshina Kannada
Puttur’s taluk association organises student support, achievement awards and community gatherings with women’s, youth and student sections. Its October 2026 Bantere Serige programme included scholarships and academic recognition. Official college and partner-association records also document its teacher awards and educational collaboration. The taluk Sangha and the Mathr Sangha’s Puttur committee are separately named partners in reports.
Surathkal · Dakshina Kannada
Surathkal’s association has a visible record of student assistance, women’s programmes and ambitious community theatre. Reports from 2026 describe scholarships, assistance for people with disabilities, the seasonal Aatida Porlu gathering and a prize-winning stage production. Its activities bring village teams and different generations together at Surathkal Buntara Bhavana and at wider coastal cultural competitions.
Sullia · Dakshina Kannada
Sullia’s association is documented organising a Bunts convention at Sullia Buntara Bhavana on 31 December 2023. The report describes scholarships and recognition for more than 150 students, alongside honours for community achievers. Representatives of local zonal associations took part. This listing records that dated programme rather than an unverified current event schedule.
Sullia Bunts convention and student support.
Moodabidri · Dakshina Kannada
Moodabidri’s association is documented through its collective performance work. A January 2026 report describes its production Tallana winning a Bunts cultural competition near Bajpe, with a large local cast and a social-awareness theme. The report also recalls a dance production staged in Bengaluru, showing the association’s participation beyond its home town.
Moodabidire Bunts Sangha wins cultural competition with Tallana.
Mulki · Dakshina Kannada
Mulki’s Sangha appears in reporting on a 2024 appeal to renovate its association building, with the women’s unit participating in the launch. It is also named among the local organisations supporting a free eye-camp announcement. These records place it within Mulki’s network of community institutions, while keeping the Sangha distinct from the temple and charitable trust involved.
Mulki Bunts Sangha building renovation appeal; Free eye camp announcement naming Mulki Bunts Sangha as a partner.
Asaigoli · Dakshina Kannada
The Ullal valaya association brings together cultural performance and student recognition at Asaigoli Buntara Bhavana. June 2026 reporting describes its annual meeting, Buntara Nritya Vaibhava dance programme and awards for academic achievement. A partner association’s gallery separately records an Ullal scholarship distribution in August 2025. The listing refers to the regional Sangha, not the hall alone.
Ullal Valaya annual meeting, dance programme and student awards; Dated scholarship programme gallery.
Belthangady · Dakshina Kannada
The Belthangady taluk Sangha is documented through an annual general meeting at its Buntara Bhavana in July 2026 and an educational partnership recorded by Bunts’ Sangha Bangalore in September 2025. It operates at taluk level, while local village committees also hold their own programmes. Those village committees are identified separately in this directory.
Belthangady taluk Bunts Sangha annual general meeting; Dated scholarship programme gallery; Ujire village committee Aatidonji Dina programme.
Alankaru · Dakshina Kannada
Alankaru’s regional Sangha works with a separately named youth association. Reporting documents an Aati convention with scholarships, an agricultural award and rural games in 2025. In September 2026 it organised Kesara Donji Kusala at Perabe with support from neighbouring and taluk-level associations, bringing children and adults into traditional paddy-field sports.
Alankaru convention, scholarships and agricultural award; Puttur and Kadaba associations at Kesara Donji Kusala.
Nelyadi · Dakshina Kannada
Nelyadi’s regional association is explicitly named as a supporting organisation for the September 2026 Kesara Donji Kusala gathering at Perabe. The event connected associations from the Puttur and Kadaba areas through traditional paddy-field competitions. Its role was support for the Alankaru-led programme; the report does not identify Nelyadi as the main organiser.
Puttur and Kadaba associations at Kesara Donji Kusala.
Gurupura · Dakshina Kannada
Gurupura Buntara Sangha is documented in Bunts’ Sangha Bangalore’s official programme gallery, which records a scholarship distribution on 13 July 2025. This provides a specific educational activity and an institutional connection for the local association. A current office address, membership procedure and dedicated official website were not established in the sources checked.
Dated scholarship programme gallery.
Ujire · Dakshina Kannada
Ujire’s village committee is documented organising Aatidonji Dina at Sharada Mantapa in August 2026. The gathering centred on cultural awareness and involved the local committee, its women’s representatives and the Belthangady taluk association. This is a village-level listing within the larger Belthangady community network, with its own named programme and venue.
Ujire village committee Aatidonji Dina programme.
Kaniyoor / Padmunja · Dakshina Kannada
The Kaniyoor village committee in Belthangady taluk is documented holding its annual meeting at Padmunja Raitha Sabhavana in July 2026. The programme included recognition for SSLC and pre-university students and distribution of school books. This committee belongs to the Kaniyoor and Padmunja area, distinct from the similarly named Kaniyuru in Kadaba taluk.
Kaniyoor village committee annual general meeting.
Madhur · Kasaragod
The Madhur committee’s August 2024 Aati gathering took place at the association’s office building in Parakkila. Women from Madhur, Kudlu, Maipady and Shiribagilu prepared and displayed seasonal foods. The report identifies the committee and its women’s organisers, offering a clear example of a local association maintaining Tulunad’s food traditions within Kasaragod district.
Madhur Bunts committee Aati gathering.
Badiadka · Kasaragod
Kumbla Firka Buntara Sangha held a documented meeting at its firka office in Badiadka in June 2025. Representatives from Badiadka, Kumbadaje, Bellur and Enmakaje associations participated. The organisation’s traditional firka name should not be read as a current taluk boundary: its recorded meeting base is Badiadka, in Kasaragod taluk.
Kumbla Firka Bunts Sangha meeting in Badiadka.
Perla / Enmakaje · Kasaragod
Enmakaje Panchayat Bunts Service Society organised a September 2025 community gathering at the temple hall in Idiyadka near Perla. Reporting records student merit awards and participation by the district association. The society’s name identifies its panchayat-level focus; the event venue is evidence of its activity, not a claim that the temple is its office.
Enmakaje Panchayat Bunts Service Society gathering and student awards.
Badiadka · Kasaragod
Badiadka’s local Sangha organised a Bantere Aatida Koota gathering documented in August 2024, with district and firka representatives taking part. Its representatives also attended the wider Kumbla Firka meeting in June 2025. The two bodies are separately named in reporting: the local Badiadka association should not be confused with the regional coordinating Sangha.
Badiadka Bunts Sangha Aati gathering; Kumbla Firka Bunts Sangha meeting in Badiadka.
Mangalpady / Uppala (documented gathering) · Kasaragod
The district Sangha appears across reports of regional association meetings and community gatherings. An August 2025 account documents a district Bunts gathering and Aati Koota at Mangalpady, with the district body and Bhavana building committee represented. Its scope is district-wide. Mangalpady is listed as a documented event location, not a verified permanent headquarters.
Kasaragod district Bunts gathering and Aati Koota at Mangalpady; Kumbla Firka Bunts Sangha meeting in Badiadka; Enmakaje Panchayat Bunts Service Society gathering and student awards.
Bengaluru · Bengaluru Urban
Bunts’ Sangha Bangalore connects community life with education, cultural learning and practical member services. Its Vijayanagar campus includes the RTB Auditorium, educational institutions and hostel facilities. The Sangha traces its beginnings to 1958, while its formal society registration dates to 1973. Its website carries scholarship information, class applications and the Sneha Chintane publication.
Mumbai · Mumbai Suburban
Established in 1927, Bunts Sangha Mumbai combines educational institutions with cultural and welfare work. Buntara Bhavan in Kurla is its headquarters, and regional committees connect different parts of the metropolitan area. Its institutional history includes night schools begun in 1950. Recent reports document education assistance, while its colleges provide distinct academic enquiry routes.
Pune
Founded in 1975, Bunts’ Sangha Pune is associated with Buntara Bhavana in Baner. Its activities include education assistance, cultural gatherings, women’s programmes, youth initiatives and regional committees. The official activity record documents an August 2026 Kalpavruksha welfare and education-aid programme alongside Aatida Onji Koota, giving a recent example of service and cultural life sharing one gathering.
Navi Mumbai · Maharashtra
Bombay Bunts Association is a separate organisation from Bunts Sangha Mumbai. Its official college history dates its formation to 1982 and registration to 1983. The association developed Bunts Center in Juinagar, Navi Mumbai, and established educational institutions there. Its Bunts Institute for Higher Education provides a direct institutional source for the association’s history and educational work.
About Bombay Bunts Association and BIHE; Affiliated college list, 25 May 2022.
Thane
Thane Bunts Association describes its formation on 3 January 2004 and works through educational, social and cultural activities. Its official website also provides routes for employment, matrimonial enquiries and its community publication. This is an independent association name, distinct from Bunts Sangha Mumbai’s Thane-Mulund regional committee. The website carried a January 2026 annual-day notice when checked.
Thane Bunts Association official website; About Thane Bunts Association.
Mumbai · Mumbai Suburban
Mulund Bunts was inaugurated on 2 October 2006, following discussions among local members the previous year. Its official objectives include educational and medical assistance, youth and career guidance, cultural programmes and matrimonial support. The association maintains its own website and committee records. It should be distinguished from the wider Mumbai Sangha’s similarly named regional arrangements.
About Mulund Bunts; Managing committee 2024–26.
Mumbai · Mumbai Suburban
Known as JAVAB, this association brings together Bunts connected with Juhu, Andheri, Versova and Vile Parle. Dated reporting documents scholarship distribution and an annual gathering featuring performances by members and children. It is also named separately in inter-association events. No association-owned website or current general office contact was verified for this directory entry.
JAVAB celebrates annual gathering; JAVAB scholarship distribution; Bunts Sangha inter-association sports meet; IBCCI awards and participating community associations.
Pimpri-Chinchwad · Pune
Bunts Sangha Pimpri-Chinchwad is documented as a separate community organisation in Pune Sangha’s annual report. That record credits it with organising an all-India kabaddi tournament and BCL cricket in 2023. The evidence supports its sporting and inter-association role, but a current association-owned website, general email and permanent public office address were not confirmed.
Annual report: inter-association sports activities.
Navi Mumbai · Maharashtra
The Navi Mumbai Regional Committee forms part of Bunts Sangha Mumbai’s metropolitan network. Reporting on the parent Sangha’s 2024 welfare programme names this committee among the local groups involved, and earlier sports coverage records its regional participation. This entry identifies a Sangha unit, rather than a separate association or Bombay Bunts Association’s educational institutions in Juinagar.
Bunts Sangha social welfare programme and regional committees; Bunts Sangha regional sports participation.
Mira-Bhayandar · Thane
The Mira-Bhayandar Regional Committee is documented as a local unit of Bunts Sangha Mumbai. Reports record its anniversary programmes, participation in the parent Sangha’s sports meet and a 2023 annual-day and social-welfare gathering in Mira Road. Its identity should remain linked to the parent Sangha; a separate current office address has not been verified.
Mira-Bhayandar regional committee anniversary; Bunts Sangha regional sports meet; Mira-Bhayandar regional committee annual day and social welfare programme.
Ahmedabad
Bunts’ Sangha Ahmedabad is named in Gujarat’s wider Karnataka community network. A dated 2025 report announced its 32nd annual celebration, including cultural contributions from members, women and children. The available evidence identifies a distinct Ahmedabad association. No current association-owned website or general institutional contact was verified, and an annual-event venue is not treated as its permanent address.
Ahmedabad Bunts Sangha announces 32nd annual celebration; Karnataka Darshana: participating community organisations.
Mysuru
Bunts Sangha Mysuru maintains a community organisation and charitable trust associated with the Asha Prakash Shetty Bunts Convention Hall in Vijayanagar. Its official pages describe educational and charitable work alongside cultural, women’s and sporting activities. The trust was established in 2006, and the convention hall opened in 2018. The website lists a 2026–27 committee.
Bunts Sangha Mysore official website; Charitable trust and anniversary record.
Hubballi and Dharwad · Dharwad
Hubli-Dharwad Bunts Sangha represents a community network in the twin cities of northern Karnataka. Its existence is supported by a Karnataka government institutional listing and recent local reporting. Pune Sangha’s annual report also records participation by its representative in a community gathering. A current public office address and association-owned website have not been verified.
Central jurisdiction institutional list; Annual report 2023–24; Local community organisations at Hubballi press conference.
Across the UAE · United Arab Emirates
UAE Bunts connects community members through cultural gatherings, sport and welfare initiatives. Reporting in December 2024 describes friendship meetings, cricket, blood donation and education assistance alongside a new committee term. Its association website remains accessible, but much of its visible news is older. The directory therefore distinguishes that official web presence from the more recent reported activity.
UAE Bunts association website; UAE Bunts committee and programme report; UAE Bunts website inauguration.
Muscat · Oman
Bunts Oman Sanskrutika Sammilana, commonly called BOSS, organises community gatherings in Oman. Reporting on its October 2024 sports meet records participation from Muscat and other Omani centres, including Salalah, Barka, Nizwa and Sohar. Earlier coverage documents cultural celebrations. The association’s current public office, general email and owned website were not verified.
BOSS sports meet in Oman; Bunts celebrate Trishanti Mahotsava in Muscat.
Doha · Qatar
Bunts Qatar appears in the Indian Cultural Centre’s official list of affiliated bodies, which publishes a general association email. Recent reporting covers its 2026 general meeting and participation in cultural programmes and a 2025 sports event for Indian workers. These sources support a community organisation with both its own gatherings and collaborative activity within Qatar’s Indian associations.
Affiliated bodies: Bunts Qatar; Bunts Qatar general meeting and committee; Kannada Forum silver jubilee celebrated; Karnataka associations unite for workers’ sports event.
Manama · Bahrain
Bunts Bahrain is documented in dated reports of community organisation and religious gatherings. March 2025 coverage records a new committee and a mass Satyanarayana Puja held at Kannada Bhavan in Manama. The venue identifies where that programme took place, not a permanent Bunts Bahrain office. No current association-owned website or general institutional email was confirmed.
Bunts Bahrain committee for 2025–26; Bunts Bahrain mass Satyanarayana Puja.
Kuwait
Buntara Sangha Kuwait, known as BSK, records its beginnings in 2002 and a reconstitution under its present name in 2011. Its official website documents cultural celebrations, family gatherings and community welfare aims. Recent entries include Buntaayana in November 2025 and a January 2026 general meeting, providing direct evidence of recent institutional activity.
Buntara Sangha Kuwait official website; About BSK; Buntaayana 2025 event report.
Riyadh · Saudi Arabia
Known as BARSA, the Bunts Association Riyadh Saudi Arabia appears in reports of community celebrations and sport. A December 2014 account describes its anniversary gathering, while other coverage records a women’s throwball team. This is a historical directory record: a current official website, institutional contact and recent programme have not been verified.
Historical listing. Current activity is unconfirmed.
Historical listing. Current activity is unconfirmed. BARSA anniversary celebration in Riyadh; BARSA participation in sports programme.
Across the United Kingdom · United Kingdom
Bunts Sangha UK began with a small family gathering in 1990 and now describes a network spanning England, Wales and Scotland. Its activities include an annual meet, the mid-year Jaatre and online competitions. The official website provides membership and event information, a general contact email and connections to Bunt Roots and the North American community network.
Across North America · United States and Canada
Bunts Association of North America, usually called BANA, traces its origins to families meeting in New York in 1979. Its official resources combine community gatherings, cultural connections, a charitable foundation and an enquiry route for people moving to the United States or Canada. BANA has a regional network rather than a single city-based identity.
Sydney · New South Wales
The Australian Bunts Association was inaugurated in Sydney in October 2016. Dated reporting documents family games and cultural performances at its first gathering, and a later annual event at Lane Cove in November 2022. These reports establish the association’s public history. A current official website, general institutional contact and more recent programme were not independently confirmed.
Australian Bunts Association inaugurated in Sydney; Australian Bunts Association annual event in Sydney.
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