Villukuri

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Villukuri is a small village in Kanyakumari district, Tamil Nadu, India.

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Demographics

As identified in the 2011 Indian census, [1] Villukuri was divided into 15 wards. The Villukuri Panchayat has a population of 15,304, in which 7,534 were males and 7,770 were females. [2]

The population of children between the ages of 0-6 was 1,525, 9.96% of the total population. The female sex ratio was 1,031 while the state average was about 996. Moreover, the child sex ratio was 890 compared to the Tamil Nadu state average of 943. The literacy rate was 90.52% which was higher than the state average of 80.09%. In Villukuri, male literacy was around 92.73% while female literacy rate about 88.41%.

Postal code 629180

History

Villukuri was once used as an Army Training Camp in the Travancore Kingdom. "Villu" meaning "arrow" while "Kuri" meaning "aiming it". Villukuri was the place where Marthandavarma stored weapons for the Battle of Colachel.

Villukuri Fort was used for training soldiers. After a defeat by the Dutch, captain Dilenoy trained the Travancore army in this fort with specific training on the use of cannons, guns, etc. The fort fell into ruins due to lack of protective measures by the government.

Villages in Villukuri
Village NameSpecial Notes
Villukuri JunctionA famous st. Sebastian kurusady is located
Villukury RC Street & Simon NagarA small village, Known for Fish market and evening market. St. Alosious church is the Sub parish of St. Sebastian church, Madathattuvilai
ThiruvidaikodeFamous for the Lord Siva Temple called Chadaiyappar temple.
Madathattuvilai Madam stands for Houses, known for the St.Sebastian Church and the Kurusadi
KuthiraipanthivilaiStands for Horse resting area.
Karavilai,A small village in the Villukuri panchayat, known for its 300 years ancient Sri Bathrakali temple and once in 12 years, the temple celebrates the festival in a grand manner. Villukuri(saralvilai) has a famous Sudalai Madan Swami temple called The Mother Temple for all other Sudalai Madan Swami temples situated around Saralvilai. In Villukuri, there is a Siva Temple called the "Chadaiyappar temple".
KulumaikaduA small village in villukuri panjayath. Famous temple's Sri sakthi vinayagar temple, Sri Bramasakthi Amman temple, sriman Narayanaswami Temple.
Melapallam
Keelapallam
Villukuri(saralvilai)A famous Sudalai Madan Swami temple called The Mother Temple for all other Sudalai Madan Swami temples situated around Saralvilai, also has famous Siva Temple called the Chadaiyappar temple. On Sivalaya Ottam is an additional temple. Kumara Kovil and the great Murugan temple are also nearby.

Education

Vilikuri hosts many schools:

Facilities

Other facilities include:

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References

  1. 2011 Indian Census https://www.censusindia2011.com/
  2. "Villukuri City Population Census 2011 - Tamil Nadu". www.census2011.co.in. Retrieved 31 August 2017.

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