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Anukkur also known as Anupuram is a village located in the southern part of India. It is also a gram panchayat located in Veppanthatti taluk, Perambalur district and state of Tamil Nadu.

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Population

According to the 2011 census, The population of Anukkur is 3093 with 1131 households. 48.4% of them are male and 51.6% of them are female.[ citation needed ]

Demography

People who lives in Anukkur are mostly Hindus. Most of them speak Tamil. 0.1% of the population is from scheduled tribe, 16.5% of the population is from scheduled caste and rest of the population is backward and most backward community.

Literacy

The Literacy rate of Anukkur is 57.5% and 57% of them are working population. Most of them are farmers and some of them are daily wages.

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