Perinthalmanna
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Perinthalmanna is a major town and
It is one of the major commercial centers in the Malappuram district but is not a part of the Malappuram metropolitan area.
The city is home to several medical institutions and one of the three branches of
History
Perinthalmanna(peru-major ,thallu-fight or marshal arts manna-area centre) and the neighbouring town of Angadipuram served as the capital of the
According to local legends, the last
During the last decades of the eighteenth century, the region came under the control of the vast
Poonthanam Nambudiri, a prominent 16th century Malayalam poet and the author of Jnanappana, and E. M. S. Namboodiripad, the first Chief Minister of Kerala, were born in Perinthalmanna.
Perinthalmanna became a Grama Panchayat in 1933 under the Malabar District board. The town was later upgraded to a municipality on 10 February 1990.[5] As of the 2011 India census, Perinthalmanna had a population of 49,723 spread over an area of 34 km2 (13 sq mi).[1][10] Perinthalmanna serves as the headquarters of one of the two
Geography
Thuthapuzha, a tributary of Bharathappuzha (Ponnani River), which is also the longest river of Kerala, passes through Perinthalmanna.[14] The Western Ghats mountain range begins east of Perinthalmanna.[14] Kodikuthimala hillstation is located in the Thazhekode village of Perinthalmanna Taluk, which also shares its boundary with the municipality of Perinthalmanna.[14] Melattur village of Perinthalmanna Taluk is a part of Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve.[14]
Gulmohar flowering trees are widely seen in the Perinthalmanna area.[18]
Demographics
The population of Perinthalmanna was 49,723 as of the
Civic administration
The town is administered by the Perinthalmanna Municipality, headed by a chairperson. For administrative purposes, the municipality is divided into 34
- Cheerattamanna
- Manathumangalam
- Kakkooth
- Valiyangadi
- Kulirmala
- Chembankunnu
- Kumaramkulam
- Laksham Veedu
- Idukkumugham
- Manazhi Stand
- Panjama
- Kuttippara
- Manappadi
- Pathaikkara UP School
- Kovilakampadi
- Olingara
- Kizhakkekara
- Thekkekara
- Anathanam
- Padinjarekara
- Kunnappalli South
- Kalathilakkara
- Marukara Parambu
- Valayam Moochi
- Asarikkara
- Thottakkara
- J N Road
- J N Road Central
- Thekkinkode
- Kavungal Parambu
- Puthur
- Sangeetha
- Aalikkal
- Lemon Valley
Perinthalmanna Municipality election 2020[22]
S.No. | Party name | Party symbol | Number of councillors |
---|---|---|---|
01 | LDF |
17 | |
02 | UDF | 09 | |
03 | Independents | 08 |
Law and order
The municipality comes under the jurisdiction of the Perinthalmanna Police Station, which was formed on 1 September 1988.[23] The station has the jurisdiction over the revenue villages of Perinthalmanna, Pathaikara, Angadipuram, Elamkulam, Aliparamba, Anamangad, Arakkuparamba, Thazhekode, and parts of Pulamantol and Valambur.[23]
The border police stations are headquartered at Kolathur, Mankada, Melattur, Koppam, Nattukal and Cherpulassery.[23]
Perinthalmanna is also the headquarters for one of the six subdivisions of Malappuram District Police.[24] The police stations at Perinthalmanna, Kolathur, Mankada, Melattur, Pandikkad, and Karuvarakundu come under jurisdiction of Perinthalmanna subdivision of district police.[24] Perinthalmanna Traffic Enforcement Unit also comes under the subdivision.[24]
Courts
The court complex at Perinthalmanna has the following courts:
- Judicial First Class Magistrate Court II, Perinthalmanna
- Munsiff Magistrate Court, Perinthalmanna
- Fast Track Special Court (POCSO)
Elected representatives
Perinthalmanna assembly constituency consists Perinthalmanna Municipality and surrounding panchayats of Melattur, Vettathoor, Thazhekkode, Aliparamba, Elamkulam and Pulamanthole. It is part of the Malappuram Lok Sabha constituency. The current MLA,
Nearby places
Neighbourhoods[26]
- Valiyangadi
- Cheerattamanna
- Manathumangalam
- Kakkooth
- Ponniakurussi
- Pathaikkara
- Jubilee
- Kunnappally
- Eravimangalam
- Olinkara
Towns and villages
Notable people
- Manjalamkuzhi Ali – the current MLA from the constituency
- Vinay Govind – film director
- Paloli Mohammed Kutty – politician and social worker
- K. P. A. Majeed – former Chief Whip of the Government of Kerala
- Vazhenkada Kunchu Nair
- Poonthanam Nambudiri – author of the poem Njanappana
- Mersheena Neenu – actress
- Neralattu Rama Poduval
- Melattur Sahadevan – Carnatic music vocalist
- V. Sasikumar – politician and union leader
- Nalakath Soopy – MLA for 26 years from 1980 to 2006 and former Minister for Education
- Kerala Legislature
- Vazhenkada Vijayan – retired principal of Kerala Kalamandalam
Perinthalmanna Block
Perinthalmanna Block Panchayat is the rural local body responsible for the block-level administration of the following Gram panchayats:[2]
Perinthalmanna Block Panchayat is divided into 17 divisions, with each member elected from a division. The divisions are as follows:[27]
Ward no. | Name | Ward no. | Name |
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1 | Nenmini | 10 | Kunnakkavu |
2 | Chemmaniyode | 11 | Elamkulam |
3 | Melattur | 12 | Pulamanthole |
4 | Karyavattoom | 13 | Kuruvambalam |
5 | Vettathoor | 14 | Pariyapuram |
6 | Arakkuparamba | 15 | Thirurkkad |
7 | Thazhekkode | 16 | Angadippuram |
8 | Aliparamba | 17 | Pattikkad |
9 | Anamangadu |
Transportation
Air
The nearest airport to Perintalmanna is
Rail
The Nilambur–Shoranur line has three stations near Perinthalmanna: a major station at Angadipuram, which is located 2.5 km (1.6 mi) west of the town, and two minor stations at Pattikkad and Cherukara.
Trains are available from here to Nilambur, Shornur, Palakkad, Kottayam, and Kochuveli.
Road
Perinthalmanna is situated at the centre of Kozhikode–Malappuram–Perinthalmanna-Palakkad National Highway 966.[5] Additional notable roads in Perinthalmanna include:
- Pattambi Road, Cherpulassery Road, Valanchery Road, Nilambur Road, Kozhikode Road, Palakkad Road, and Ooty Road[5]
- Perumbilavu–Nilambur State Highway 39
- State Highway 53 – connects Palakkad to Perinthalmanna via Cherpulassery[5]
- Valanchery–Nilambur State Highway 73[5]
The town is facilitated by a KSRTC Sub Depot, and three private bus stands.[5]
See also
- Angadipuram Laterite
- Education in Perinthalmanna
- Kingdom of Valluvanad
- Nilambur - Shoranur Railway Line
- Pacheeripara
- Perinthalmanna (State Assembly constituency)
- Perinthalmanna Taluk
- Thirumandhamkunnu Temple
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