Founded in 1911 by eight families, the Samaja is the collective ainmane, the ancestral home, for the Kodava community in Bengaluru.
A lamp lit in 1911, a home built by hand, a language kept alive: walk the road that made the Samaja what it is.
Each sub-committee runs an area of community life: welfare, education, sport, and culture.
The annual calendar holds the year together: festivals, sport, photographs, and the quarterly Pombolak.
1 October 2026 to 30 November 2026 · Mount Carmel College Ground
Spaces for weddings, ceremonies, and gatherings of every size, all booked through the KSB office.
The flagship hall, for weddings and grand celebrations.
Around 17,000 members strong: welfare schemes, festivals, voting rights, and a community that stands together.
Full voting rights, welfare cover, and lifetime benefits.
A look back at the festivals, tournaments, and gatherings that make up a year at KSB.
At the Kodava Samaja premises.
At the Field Marshal K. M. Cariappa Convention Centre.
At the Haradasa Appacha Kavi Hall
At the 7-acre land
At the Haradasa Appacha Kavi Hall.
Held across July and August at the Kodava Samaja premises.
At the Field Marshal K. M. Cariappa Hockey Arena.
Placement drive in Cauvery College and Government FGC for women
Observed at the ASC Centre (South) and the Field Marshal K. M. Cariappa Convention Centre.
“Thandh–Bendh Global Koota”, a matrimonial initiative. The event aimed to strengthen community ties and provide a meaningful platform for matrimonial alliances within the Kodava community.
Hockey, women’s hockey, throwball and a food fest, at the 7-acre site in Hosahalli Village, Yelahanka.
