As of 2001 India census[2], Hunsur had a population of 43,893. Males constitute 51% of the population and females 49%. Hunsur has an average literacy rate of 69%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 74%, and female literacy is 63%. In Hunsur, 12% of the population is under 6 years of age. There several educational institutions, including the Government First Grade College, which was established through the efforts of the then chief minister of Karnataka State Sri. D. Devaraja Urs . This is a small and otherwise unremarkable town whose main claim to fame was that one of the famous chief minister of Karnataka State Sri. D.Devaraja Urs hailed from this constituency. Travellers to the wildlife sanctuary Nagarahole do have to transit through this town, as well as traffic towards Coorg. It is also well known for timber trade, especially teak. There is a plywood manufacturing factory called Hunsur Plywoods. Hunsur Teak is world famous for its high quality and long durability; One of the most famous timber merchant known for Hunsur Teak is Sri Vasavi Wood Industries at B M Road, Hunsur. Other important trade activity is tobacco growing and tobacco auctions. Consolidated Coffee Curing Works employs a large number of labour in coffee bean processing.

This villages of the Hunsur surrounded by the untouchable dalits and tribals. Still many villages has no basic requirements electric connections and people addicted to the local liquor “Saraya”. It is a potential area with lot of children are child labors and bonded labors who are not having enough access to good schooling. The main occupation of the people is agriculture. Their parents are enthusiastic to give their children a better education if available. But they are very poor to send their children to good schools. Education is the only means through which we can reach to the people. Therefore we have started childrens Home for orphans, destitute 2 and child labors and  school with the Christian Education in these areas.

Adullam Orphanage & Adullam Educational Institution

The orphan population in Asia and Africa is reaching crisis proportions due to AIDS, war, famine, and recent natural disasters.  The 2005 UNICEF report on the orphan crisis in the world, “Children on the Brink 2005”, states that the orphan population in the world will grow significantly over the next ten years.  India has the second largest population in the world and the largest orphan population.  The caste system and poverty leaves countless children without a future. The Adullam Orphanage  have taken the challenge of reaching out to the under-privileged children in order to make a difference and reach a new generation with the message of peace and love through the Lord Jesus of Nazareth.

Adullam Orphanage was devoted to the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of orphans in southern India.  Growing from 6 orphans in 1998 to over 70 in 2008, Adullam has become  in India and continues to provide some of the best care and educational opportunities to the underprivileged in Karnataka, south India.

Hunsur:
Our registered office Located 3 km from Hunsur town, this small village has According to our survey  The main occupation of the people is 90% daily wages labors and 10% agriculture labors. Here We have started a home for orphan childrens and school. Tailoring school for the women and the widows and the self employment training. Poultry and cattle farming, Driving, and other industrial training etc.

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