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Tirunelveli district is a district of Tamil Nadu state in India. It is the largest district in terms of area with Tirunelveli as its headquarters. The district was formed on 1 September 1790 by the British East India Company, and comprised the present Tirunelveli and Thoothukudi, Tenkasi and parts of Virudhunagar and Ramanathapuram district. As of 2011, the undivided district had a population of 3,077,233
Vadakkankulam is a small town in Tirunelveli District of Tamil Nadu state, India. Its notable attraction is the Holy Family Church, which was built in 1779 but before the church was going to be builder they converted the pandiya dynasty Hindu temple to an cristian temple and devasagayam pillai done this to convert to cristians by foreign missionary and after the building of church the people were not given rights to pray in a freeway in the church they devided by caste and some of them are even not alowed inside the church and some of the people converted to the mtoother religion that is mother of all religion to Hinduism and some of them left the church and they decided that mother marry who don't have praying equal freedom can't be god so they realised to establish lord vinayagar temple and they laid the foundation of the temple in that time vallal sanguganesanar and rajendranar gave their full property to the temple for lord vinayaga and in some days they finished the karpagraha of lord vinayagar and they decided to celebrate the chithirai visu an kumbabishegam during the Tamil new year and on that day they decided to take lord vinayagar in the chariot and when the chariot came near the church the cristians stopped the lord vinayagar chariot and the police also was support to the cristians and they throwed smoke bomb to the Hindus and the Hindus decided to go back to temple and they appealed the case to the court and for 8 days lord vinayagar chariot was left there itself for gaurding of the chariot people from other area came to vadakkangulam and stayed to gaurd lord vinayagar chariot and in last 8th day the judgement came and the judge told the judgement that anybody can use the way no one can stop it then Hindus took lord vinayagar as vetri vinayagar and he was devastated with gold and flower and then he successfully went to temple but during the 1st day to 7th day daily from temple they come here and do pooja for lord vinayagar now he is in the name of adhisaya vinayagar and after that in some years they decided to establish a temple for Sri sivasubramanya swami and they laid foundation and after the building of the temple kumbabishegam was done very grandly and devinely and also muthuramalinga devar was given the kumbha mariyatha in the elephant and he also participated in the kumbabishegam function after a day passed they decided to built a temple for godess ambal devi they started and built it with the full donation by rajmahal Madurai and the festival procession is on chithirai 10 days it will be celebrated and in first day morning at 10 clock the thirukodiyetram will be done and till afternoon poojas will go on and in night from 1st to 6th festival lord vinayagar will come on chariot and from 7th to 9th thiruvila lord vinayagar and lord sivasubramanya swami will come and on the 10th day the mother of the whole universe annai Sri ambal devi will come with lord vinayagar and lord murugan in a big chariot this is the last festival of chithirai thiruvila and As soon as the ambal devi big chariot comes to the temple the flag downing is conducted and the festival ends and this temple is very famous and here any wish will be fulfilled to you this is real history of vadakkangulam.this is real history because vadakkangulam was ruled by pandiya dynasty king and the Hindu temple was converted to cristian church now also you can see the rock architecture of Hindu temple in vadakkangulam church
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Mariathaipuram is a village located in Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu, India. There is a Catholic Church which very famous in Palayamkottai Diocese. Rev.Bishop Irudayaraj used to come for every year for the feast Mass at August 15. The people live together and mainly involved in agricultural activities. A new church was constructed during leadership of Amalraj Santhiyagappan and Royappan Teacher.
St. Xavier's Higher Secondary School was established by the Catholic Society of Jesus in 1880 at Palayamkottai in the Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu. It is coeducational and has an active alumni association founded in 1990. It includes a hostel with 300 boys, standards VI through XII.
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