India’s state of Karnataka has the district of Belagavi, formerly known as Belgaum district [5]. With 150,000 hectares being exploited for commercial production, the district is referred to as Karnataka’s “sugar bowl.”[6] In the last ten years, its sugarcane production has surpassed that of the Mandya district. In the Belagavi district, the district office is located in the city of Belgaum (Belagavi). The Karnataka Legislature convenes at this building once a year and houses the Second Legislative Building. The neighborhood is well-known for Kunda, a traditional sweet. It is the second most populated district in Karnataka (out of 31) after Bangalore Urban, with 4,779,661 people living there as per the 2011 Census of India, of which 24.03% reside in urban areas.