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Raichur, located in the state of Karnataka, is an important agricultural district known for its production of rice, sugarcane, and groundnut. The region lies on the Krishna River, providing fertile lands for agriculture. Raichur has a rich historical past, with attractions like the Raichur Fort, built by the Rastrakuta Dynasty in the 16th century, showcasing its medieval architecture. The city is also home to several ancient temples and mosques, including the Kamalapuram Temple and the Jami Masjid. Raichur is known for its granite and mineral resources, with several mining industries operating in the region. The district has a relatively warm climate, making it suitable for growing cotton and chili as well. Raichur is a growing educational center in the region with several colleges and technical institutions. The city also celebrates festivals like Dussehra and Ramzan with zeal and enthusiasm. The city serves as an important transport hub with connectivity to cities like Bangalore and Hyderabad.