pattiveeranpatti-dindigul

Demographics

As of 2001 India , Pattiveeranpatti had a population of 7744. Males constitute 51% of the population and females 49%. Pattiveeranpatti has an average literacy rate of 83%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 86%, and female literacy is 79%. In Pattiveeranpatti, 8% of the population is under 6 years of age.

History of the Village

Pattiveerana gowder was supposed to be the firstman who had migrated to this place,in ancient times and founded this village.Following him many others also came and settled in this village.Eventually this place acquired the name Pattiveeranpatti. PattiveeranPatti is one of the oldest Villages in India, with a history dating all the way back to nearly 1500years. It was part of the ancient pandyan empire and later on came under the reign of the mighty chola empire. It became part of the  vijaynagara empire also in the medieval times and after its collapse it came under Madurai Nayaks' rule.

This small village is occupied with full of coffee growers who own the coffee estates, in the Thandikudi hills area which is part of the Palani Hills. By 1860, coffee cultivation in the Western Ghats (Lower Palani Hills range) had gained momentum and the estate owners in Pattiveeranpatti, became pioneers in the development and cultivation of coffee plantations.In addition they also developed banana and orange plantations. The variety of banana (called "malai pazham" in Tamil is equally tasty like the famous " sirumalai pazham"). Their success in the cultivation of coffee coupled with their entrepreneurship had paved the way for developing Pattiveeranpatti as the perfect trading hub for Coffee, Cardamom,Pepper and other spices. It grew into a prosperous rural town which has many huge heritage bungalows that once belonged to these planters.

Dheeran chinnamalai

Dheeran Chinnamalai was a konku chieftain and palayakarar from tamilnadu who rose up in revolt against the british east india company in the konku nadu, Southern india  He was born in Melapalayam, near erode in the  state of Tamil Nadu.
He was one of the main leaders in the polygar wars and commanded a vast army, notably during the polygar wars that took place in 1801–1802. A thousand-strong army under him took French military training in modern warfare alongside Tipu's Mysore forces to fight against the British East India company. They helped Tipu sulthan in his war against the British and were instrumental in victories at Chitheswaram, Mazahavalli and Srirangapatna . After Tipu's death, Chinnamalai settled down at Odanilai in Kongu Nadu and constructed a fort there and defeated the British in battles at Cauveryin 1801, Odanilai in 1802 and Arachalur in 1804. Later, Chinnamalai left his fort to avoid Cannon attack and engaged inguerilla warfare while he was stationed at Karumalai in the palani  region. He was captured by the British who hanged him atsankagiri forton 31 July 1805 adiperuku day

கஜுரஹோ khajuraho kovil-madhya pradesh

Khajuraho group of temples in Central India is one of the most illustrious manifestations of Indian architecture. These 10th-11th century temples represent religiosity, patronage, artistic genius and aesthetic sensibility all at once. Built in the typical 'Nagara' style of architecture, over 20 of the original 85 temples have survived the climate for more than a thousand years despite being lost into obscurity and hence, suffering neglect for a long period of time. Believed to have been constructed during the Chandela rule, the temples belong to Shaivism and Vaishnavism sects of Hinduism, Jainism and 'tantrism'. Unlike other temple complexes in the country, there is no enclosure wall surrounding these temples and each of them on a high and solid raised masonry platform. Though not very large, they have elegant proportions and are adorned with sculptures on their exteriors and even interiors.

These walled sculptures include depiction of numerous deities, their attendants, celestial maidens in sensuous positions and provocative postures, embracing couples (some of them in erotic sexual positions), dancers and musicians and couples engaged in various refinements of courtly love. It is believed that one temple alone sports over six hundred and fifty such figures ranging from sensual and warm depictions to explicit sexual activity (believed to illustrate the tantric rites by some). Some of these much-famed or much-notorious sexual postures are said to follow the Kama Sutra, the ancient Indian manual of art of making love. One of the most preferred destinations after Taj Mahal, Khajuraho has provided a scenic backdrop for many movies as well as many Indian classical dances that have been performed here.கஜுரஹோ 

ooty train

Ooty Train is connected by a narrow gauge line from Mettupalayam, Nearest broad gauge railway head is Mettupalayam (46 kms). Major broad-gauge railway junction is Coimbatore. It is connected with all major cities. Mettupalayam to Ooty is connected by a Mountain Railway which is 4 and half hours journey moves through forests, tea plantations, sixteen tunnels, and more than 250 bridges, starting from Mettupalayam on the plains. Traveling in this train is a true journey to remember.

The construction of this line was a big confront as the terrain is rather tricky. It was in 1854 that the first plans were drawn to build a mountain railway from Mettupalayam to the Nilgiris Hills. But it was a good 45 years later in 1899 that the first train chugged up this track. This itself is a charming blue and cream with wooden coaches and large windows. It is hauled uphill by steam engines, designed and built by the Swiss Locomotive Works. Twelve of such locomotive engines continue to exist even today. The train covers the 46 km to Ooty (Udhagamandalam) in four and half hours. There are six stations between Mettupalayam and Ooty, Coonoor, Kallar, Adderely, Hill Grove, Runnymede and Kateri - and, at one time, there were five between Coonoor and Ooty too. Though Wellington, Aruvankkadu, Ketti, and Lovedale are still functional, Fern Hill, the last one, was closed down a few years ago.

Extensive rice fields surround the 7km stretch between Mettupalayam and Kallar. Soon after is an impressive 20 km section through truly rocky terrain. The track passes over 26 viaducts and twists and bends through 13 tunnels. After a steep climb, the train enters Coonoor, the little hill station known for its tea plantations. From here, the track is uphill till you reach Fern Hill at a height of 2,200m, the highest point on the railroad. Shortly before Ooty, the line dips downhill. If you enjoy taking pictures, keep your camera ready for a few shots of the bridge between Kallar and Adderley.

This ride is sure to turn the most hardened rail critic into an avid fan. You'll delight in the edge if -the seat twists and turns as the train run across tall joist bridges, and over green hills before gently oblique through rolling tea estates. The exhaust beat of the loco never falters, maintaining a loud staccato which can be heard for miles around.

coacker`s walk-kodaikanal

It is a narrow path (of length 1km) for pedestrians which runs along the steep mountains. A walk along this path will give you a delightful experience and one can view many places such as Pambar river, Dolphin's nose & birds eye view of Periyakulam from here.

kollimalai-namakkal

This might sound odd to you but it really works.
I take a break (from work) every year for a minimum of 4 days. Most importantly I choose a place where there is less human population and technology especially mobile coverage. This time I went to a place called “Kolli Hills” (near Namakal).

Amazing Place:

Kolli Hills is about 2 and a half hour’s journey from Namakal town. One key point to be noted is that the bus frequency is very less; hardly 5-8 times a day. There are about 70 hairpin bends to negotiate on the way and this should keep the trip interesting. The place is approximately 1200 metres above sea level and by the time I reached there I was literally walking amongst the clouds.

Kolli Hills, being one of the lesser-known spots, is exceedingly calming and peaceful. Being there is like a balm for one’s soul.

There are about 240 villages on the hills and the total population is about 2272. This, I read on an information board put up by the government. You can imagine how far the hills must be spread to accommodate that many settlements.

Once in Kolli Hills and you want to “sight-see” there are 4 must-visit places that you must visit:
1. View Point
2. Boat House
3. Arpaliswarar Temple
4. Water Falls (near the temple)

kamaraj

Thiru K.Kamaraj was born in a poor family in 1903 in Virudupatti.He gave up his education at an early age and was attracted by the India's Independence Movement.He then joined the Indian National Congress and took active part  in Freedom Struggle.

                          After Independence , he was elected as the Chief Minister of TamilNadu.During his tenure as the Chief Minister of TamilNadu, he constructed several dams.He contributed immensely for the industrial growth of the state.He was the root cause for introducing Noon Meals scheme to the poor students of Tamil Nadu.This scheme was introduced in the year 1956 to all the primary schools .Primary facilities were provided to people of all classes during his period.He was very particular in the upliftment of Adi Dravidars.

                            In 1960,he introduced  a scheme of Free Education up to standard eleven and provided a golden opportunity for everybody to learn.He also introduced Pension Scheme for teachers and Government employees.     Kamaraj  insisted  that every youth must actively participate in politics and he relieved himself from the post of    Chief Minister, thereby setting himself an example to others.He was then elected as the President of All India  Congress Committee.His voice was always given due respect  and he was used to be called as "THE KING MAKER OF THE GOVERNMENT".

   Thiru.Kamaraj was also the recipient of the country's highest award -"THE BHARATH RATHNA".He lead a very simple life during his lifetime and set an example to all other citizens of the nation.

thamiraparani

Thamiraparni has a large network of tributaries - Peyar, Ullar, Karaiyar, Servalar, Pampar, Manimuthar, Varahanathi, Ramanathi, Jambunathi, Gadananathi, Kallar, Karunaiyar, Pachaiyar, Chittar, Gundar, Aintharuviar, Hanumanathi, Karuppanathi and Aluthakanniar.  Only  two rivers of the Tirunelveli district -  Nambiar and the Hanumanathi of Nanguneri taluk are not linked to Tamiraparani. (There are two Hanumanathis in the district). 

There are many views on the meaning and origin of the name Thamiraparni. In his book, 'A History of Tinnevelly', the well  known  Tamil  literary  figure  and  missionary  of  nineteenth  century,  Bishop  Caldwell residing at Idayankudi, a classmate in  Britain of Lord Napier the  then  Governor  of  Madras (1866 - 1872), discusses  the various interpretations of the word ‘Tamiraparani’. The meaning of the word Tamiraparani is sufficiently clear, Tamara means, red,  parani means parana, a tree which has leaves, but why the river is named so is not known.  

Another view is the name Tamiraparani originates form Tamiram (Copper) + Varuni (stream or river). They ascribe this to the origin of the river from red soil, giving the water a copper like appearance. The Greeks of the Ptolemy’s time refer to this river as Solen.

By naming this river Thamiraparni, tree with red leaves, a simile is drawn out between this river with a large number of tributaries to a tree with innumerable branches, reaching out widely the entire region.

As is the Indian tradition to associate various physical aspects to various Gods, His various incarnations or Saints, the Tirunelveli Sthalapurana associates the origin of the river with sage Agasthiyar. It states that when Agasthiyar was  to move to the South, Parvathi Devi, the divine consort of Siva filled the sage’s kamandalu (font meant to hold water for poojas) with the water from the Ganges and on his arrival at Pothigai, he released it and the water ran as Thamiraparni.

cheraman perumal -kerala

Cheraman Perumal Nayanar was born in Kodunkolur. It was the capital city of Malai Nadu (the present Kerala). He was born in the royal family of Kothayars, otherwise known as the Uthiyan family. The name "Cheraman" was the common name for all Cheras. "Perumal" was the title adopted by him after his coronation. His original name was Perum-Ma-Kothayar.

Cheraman Perumal was endowed with good samskaras. He had great devotion to the Lord even as a child. As he grew, his devotion also grew. He had a remarkable degree of dispassion and discrimination. He did not like to rule the country. So, when he came of age, he renounced the world and went to Thiru Anchaikalam and engaged himself in the worship of the Lord there.

The country was, instead, ruled by Sengol Porayan. He, too, soon realized the evanescence of worldly life and renounced the world! He had no issues and the throne was vacant.

Sengol Porayan went to Thiru Anchaikalam and requested Perum-Ma-Kothayar to ascend the throne. Though Cheraman Perumal was reluctant, lest it should interfere with his daily worship, he bowed to the divine will. He went to the temple and offered a prayer. The Lord permitted him to accept the rulership. By the Lord's grace, Cheraman Perumal ascended the throne and ruled the country justly and wisely. He could understand all languages, even the language of the birds. The Lord had bestowed upon him all the aiswaryas, great strength, royal vehicles, etc.

After the coronation, Cheraman Perumal went to the temple.

After worshipping the Lord there, Cheraman Perumal returned to the palace. On the way, Cheraman Perumal saw a washerman whose body had been smeared with white sand and mud. The very sight enraptured Cheraman Perumal who saw — in the washerman — the image of Lord Siva with the sacred ash smeared all over the body. Cheraman Perumal was raised to God-consciousness.

Cheraman Perumal descended from the elephant and fell at the feet of the washerman, in spite of the latter's protest. All were wonderstruck to witness the supreme devotion of Cheraman Perumal Nayanar.

onam-kerala

Onam is the biggest festival in the Indian state of Kerala. Onam Festival falls during the Malayali month of Chingam (Aug - Sep) and marks the homecoming of legendary King Mahabali. Carnival of Onam lasts for ten days and brings out the best of Kerala culture and tradition. Intricately decorated Pookalam, ambrosial Onasadya, breathtaking Snake Boat Race and exotic Kaikottikali dance are some of the most remarkable features of Onam - the harvest festival in Kerala.

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kerala girls

The State of Kerala is located in the south western coastal region of India.  It is a unique, distinct state defined my the Malayalam language and culture.  In my opinion it is the Malayalam language which really defined who is a Shakeela or Kerala girl and who is not.

The geography of this tropical land on the Indian Ocean is like Hawaii, that is tropical, with both mountains and flat lands and huge bio diversity in plants and animals. There is a lot of backwater also this is similar to Louisiana.

This one state in India has thirty two million people.  That means there are about ten million single Kerala girls looking for a husband.  That is a lot of single Kerala lady.  That is more than the entire populations of many countries.  That is like a couple of cities of the whole population of Paris for example.  My point is if you are looking for a Malayali girls than you can find her.

I have mentioned this in my other post that the princesses of this land are the most educated and upwardly mobile people of the Sub Asian continent.  This is because these people when to the gulf states to work and earned very good money, mostly because of the exchange rate and oil industry

PULI THEVAN(NETKATTUM SEVAL)

       He was born in 1715. He was the first man to make war of British to cry. He was the only man who refused to pay tax against British. This made a wound to his self respect and in 1755 he was the first herald the freedom movement of defeating the demand of Col. Aaron. He planned a war against the Britishers and defeated them too. At last Britishers planned to attack him while offering prayers at Sankara Nainar Koil but he dis-appeared into a cave and he never returned. Thus to his memorial they kept a Nelkattum Seval at Sivagiri Taluk.

SELANGOR-MALAYSIA

Selangoor, the most developed state in Malaysia with a fascinating variety of attractions, Hailed as the gateway to Malaysia, the state is home to the Kuala Lumpur international airport the country`s entry point and port klang, the country`s largest port.

SELANGOR-MALAYSIA

tiger-kalakad

Papanasam Reserved Forests and Singampatty Ex-zamindari Forests of Tirunelveli District were declared Tiger Sanctuary in 1962. The Wildlife (Protection) Act 1972 came into force in the state of Tamil Nadu in 1974. All the existing Sanctuaries were deemed sanctuaries under the Wildlife (Protection) Act. The entire Kalakad Reserved Forests was notified sanctuary in 1976.

These Sanctuaries formed part of the Kalakad Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve in Tamil Nadu, the seventeenth Tiger Reserve in the country, created in 1988-89. Initially, it comprised of two adjacent wildlife sanctuaries of Kalakad and Mundanthurai in district of Tirunelveli to which parts of Veerapuli and Kilamalai Reserve Forests (Approx. 77 sq. km.) of adjacent district Kanyakumari, were added in April 1996. The area of the Reserve is 895 sq. km.

Kalakad Mundanthurai comprises of 665 sq. km. Reserved Forest. About 230 sq. km. of Singampatty Ex-zamindari Forest is not yet declared as Reserve Forest under Section 16 of Tamil Nadu Forest Act 1882. The legal status of this forest is Reserve Land under the Act.

Ooty Railway Station	Select City Agra Ahmedabad Amritsar Balasore Bangalore Bhubaneswar Chandigarh Chennai Cochin Dehradun Goa Hyderabad Indore Jaipur Jammu Tawi Jhansi Jodhpur Kathgodam Kolkata Lucknow Mangalore Mumbai Nasik New Delhi and NCR New Jalpaiguri Ooty Pantnagar Pathankot Patna Pune Puri Rameswaram Shimla Siliguri Trivandrum Udaipur Visakhapatnam
Ooty, also known as Ootacamund or Udhagamandalam is a famous hill station located in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Popularly known as the ‘Queen of hill stations', Ooty is one of the most sought after hill resorts of India. Ooty is situated in the lush green Nilgiri hill ranges, at an altitude of 2,268 mtr above the sea level. Developed by the British as a summer retreat, Ooty provides a fine glimpse of colonial ear through its magnificent buildings. With sprawling tea gardens and grasslands, lofty mountains, dense forest and soothing climate, Ooty draws visitors from across the globe. Besides, the annual Tea and Tourism Festival also attracts people in huge numbers. Raj Bhavan, Ootacamund Club, St Stephen's Church, Botanical Garden and Ooty Lake are some of the attractions of Ooty.

வர கரு முடி வர

 தாமரை பூவை தண்ணிரில் கசாயம் seithu வாடி கட்டி காலை, மாலை சாப்பிட்டு வந்தால்  தலை முடி கருபாகும்

 

 

பெண்கள் மர்ம உறுப்புகளில் வரும் புண்

  வாகை பிசினை வருது பொடி செய்து காலை, மலை பசும் பாலில் சாப்பிட மர்ம உறுப்புகளில் காணும் புண்கள் குணம் ஆகும்.

 

சிறு நீரில் உள்ள கற்களை அகற்ற

 சிறு நீரில் உள்ள கற்களை அகற்ற

மாதுளம் பலத்தின் விதைகளை சாப்பிட்டால் கற்கள் அகலும்

 

இடுப்பு வலி குணமாக

சித்திர மூல verai பாலில் போட்டு காய்ச்சி படுகு முன் சர்க்கரை சேர்த்து குடித்தால் வாய் வினால் ஏற்படும் இடுப்பு வலி குணம் ஆகும்

 

நரம்புகள் வலிமை பெற

   சென் துளசி சாற்றை மிளகு கசாயத்துடன் சேர்த்து உட்கொண்டால் நரம்புகள் வலிமை பெரும்.

 

 

தொடர் உதிரப் போக்கு

   கருன் துளசி இலையை சாற்றை டெய்லி காலையில் முப்பது மில்லி அளவுக்குத் தொடர்ந்து சில நாட்கள் தொடர் உதிரப் போக்கு kunam akum

 

 

ஆண்மை சக்தி

ஆண்மை சக்தி

  சாதி மல்லின்  இலைகளை நன்கு விழுதை தளர்ந்து போன ஆண் குறியின் மேலும் தொடை இடுக்குகளிலும் வைத்து கட்டிவர முதமை உணர்சிகளை மறைத்து இளமை உணர்ச்சிகள் திரும்பும்.

 

 

TAMIL LADY

BLUE MOSQUE-MALAYSIA

Blue Mosque-Malaysia
    Popularly known as `The Blue Mosque` the Sulthan Salahudeen Abdul Aziz Shah mosque is one of the most stunning structures in the country. Boasting the tallest minarets in the world, It is also famed for its remarkable interior architecture. Situtated opposite is the Garden of Islamic Art, a beautifully landscaped park featuring calligraphy. painting and sculputures.

chennai

Fort St.George, Fort Museum, Government Museum and National Art Gallery (Egmore), Birla Planetarium, Connemare Library, Amir Mahal, Kalakshetra, Theosophical Society, Vivekananda Memorial, Bharathi Memorial, Anna/MGR Samathi (Marina), Kapaleeshwarar Temple (Mylapore), Parthasarathy Temple (Triplicane), Madhya Kailash Temple, Kaligambhal Temple, Vadapalani Murugan Temple, Ashtalakshmi Temple, Maruntheeshwarar Temple, Thiruneermalai Temple, Santhome Cathedral, Little Mount, St Mary's Church, St. Thomas Mount Church, Thousand Lights, Wallajah Big, Periyamedu Mosques, Egmore Buddha Vihar, T.Nagar Gurudhwara, Mylapore Jain Guru Mandhir, Kali Bari, Light House.

Marina Beach, Elliot's Beach, Santhome Beach, Covelong Beach, Children's Park, Snake Park (Adyar), Visweswarayya Tower and Park, Guindy National Park.

kerala sex

kerala sex ratio
Kerala is the state with highest Female sex ratio. Kerala has 1036 females per 1000 males. All India average is 933 females per 1000 males. (Source: 1991 Census of India)

AJMEER DURGAH

Here are some of the sacred sayings of Hazrat Khawaja Moinuddin. The intervening period of seven long centuries has not, in any way, affected their ever-lasting efficacy and value. More						Dargah Shariff of Hazrat Khwaja Muinuddin Chisty is indeed an ornament to the city of Ajmer. It is one of the holiest places of worship in India not only for the Muslims but also for the people of other faiths who hold the saint the high esteem and reverence More		The life of a Sufi is the "life of the spirit " regulated strictly in accordance with Islamic theology and traditions. To attain this his first lesson is unshakable belief in the existence of God and unconditional surrender to His will.his entails a strenuous life attended by rigid austerity and self-denial. He has to undergo a course of training in regular prayers and meditation to attain the Divine Knowledge and realisation of Truth. More
URS 2011 On 29th of May [25th Jamdul Sahani] flag hosting ceremony after Asar Namaz 6:00 pm. On  04 th of June [ 1st of rajab] the URS starts, the first gusal will star and the mehfil-e-sama will start in the Dargah Sharif. On 09th of June [6th of rajjab chatte sharif] the main day of Urs Sharif, the coul fathe will be at 1:00 pm before zohar prayer. On 12th of June [9th rajjab] the last day of urs which is call bara qoul ,the main fathe and dua will be at 9:00 am. And the devotee of Hazrat Khawaja Gharib Nawaz r.a will wash  the entire Darah Sharif. From 4th of June [1st of rajjab] till 9th of June[ 6 rajjab] the Dargah Sharif will remain open 24 hours except for some hour they will close for the urs ritual [ ghusal sharif]

RAICHUR

The Raichur City in situated in between the Two Rivers Krishna and Tungabhadra and surrounded on three sides by Andhra Pradesh Raichur is a major cotton and Oil seeds market. Though its jurisdiction is only one taluka, its influence covers radius of 100 to 120 Kms which includes Raichur, Sindhanoor, Manvi Deodurga and Lingasugur taluka and Maktal and Gadwal Taluks of Andhra Pradesh. The principal crops grown in this District are cotton ground Nut, Paddy, Jowar and Sunflower etc.,

The Raichur Market was regulated in the Month of February 1934 for foodgrains, Oil Seeds and cotton under the Hyderabad Agricultural Market Act of 1939 F. In all 113 Agriculural Commodities are under regulation. Due to irrigation facilities under Tungabhadra command area Agriculturists are raising irrigated cotton and summer crops. As this market is situated Mumbai Chennai Railway line and having other transport facilities the prices in this market remain always attractive than in other market. Hence Agriculturists and Agricultural Dealers of different Taluks bring their goods for sale here.

ANDAMAN ISLAND

Amongst the sub continental countries India has the largest land area. Andaman and Nicobar Islands, a union territory of India lies in the Bay of Bengal. It consists of about 527 islands both small and large. The coastline of the Islands stretches for about 100 Kms. The Islands are covered with dense forests all around. The area of the Islands is about 8,293 square kilometers.The Islands consist of 2 groups, the Andaman and Nicobar. These two groups are separated by about 300 Km the capital city is Port Blair. Of the total land area 92% of the land is covered with rain forests. Of the 527 islands, in only 38 islands we find the inhabitants.

The rest of the land is barren. Andaman and Nicobar Islands lie close to the Arakanmayo mountain range of Burma which lies to the sides of Sumatra of Indonesia. Andaman is a developing land, with people being cultured and literate.

The Nicobar Islands are still inhabited by primitive tribes and backward communities. The population of the whole land is about 5 lakhs. Men and women populate equally. 2.5 lakh people have the right to vote. We can find high mountains, lush green forests, wide roads, new buildings and long coastline where are some entering features of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands which make it beautiful.

The people in the Islands speak many languages. Peace prevails all over as there are no political or communal riots or atrocities. Not only the beauty of nature and the various enticing features but the peace loving people have made the Andaman and Nicobar Islands a tourist spot for visitors overseas. The people are given quality education. Medical facilities are qualitative. The people are very much aware of their rights and concessions and so do they abide and maintain their standards. The people enjoy a lot of freedom. They do not have any limitations. They live in harmony. This is a rare sight that one finds in India which is unusual as there are constraints, political and communal riots, and calmless situation in the other parts of India.

The people who dwell here are descendants of the prisoners put in from other parts of India, the refugees who settled down from countries like Bangladesh, Burma and Srilanka and Government officials and army personnel. There are people of various castes and creed but these differences have not thrust a difference in people rather as they have formed a harmonious society. The great leader Mahatma Gandhi’s dream vision of finding a peaceful land has become a dream come true, a reality in the form of this new land, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. People of the various states and union territories have a free access to these Islands. If they wish to settle down in these Islands they are permitted to gain permanent resident status. Special permission is not needed to settle in these Islands. But tourists from other countries who wish to visit these Islands have to get prior permission from the Indian government. They are granted a visa for 30 days to visit the Islands. The visitors will enjoy Andaman and Nicobar islands more during December and march as the climatic conditions and weather will be excellent. People visit the hill stations during the summer between April and June. But in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands the months between December and March is ideal to visit

VEERA PANDIYA KATTABOMMAN(KAYATHARU)

Kayatharu is a panchayat town in Thoothukudi district in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It is situated along National Highway 7 (NH7) between Tirunelveli and Kovilpatti.

Kayatharu, also referred to as Kayathar, is situated about 25 kilometres (16 mi) from Tirunelveli on the way to Madurai. Kattabomman, one of the earliest opponent of British rule in India, was hanged on a Tamarind tree, by the British in 1799 in Kayathar. A memorial has been built here by the Tamil Nadu government for Kattabomman.

Kayatharu means "bitter river", from Aaru (Tamil for river) and kayarpu/kasappu (Tamil for bitter). This name may refer to the river flowing through the town or was attributed to sri Godhandaramar who always wore a thulasi malai (in English "basil garland" which has a bitter taste) and whose temple is located on the banks of the river.

Historical events

The last Pandiya King Marthanda Varman fought and lost to the Nayakar Dynasty at Kayathar.

King Veera Pandiya Kattabomman, whose fort was located near Kayathar (Panchalan kurichi), was hanged by the British in this place. The king's statue was built in Kayathar by Tamil cinema actor Sivaji Ganeshan.

vellore fort

Vellore was part and parcel of Arcot, which is considered to be a great city even during the Sangam age. The Sangam literature mentions about the richness of Arcot. In one of the literature, written by Paranar, the poet praises the city of Arcot which is about 1900 years old. He says that it was equal to the Chola capital Uraiyur near Trichy. The name Arcot is derived from the nature Aru-Kadu (Six forests) that existed on either side of the river palar. In these six forest, six famous sages said to have been doing penance.

Another version is that there were six varieties of trees existing in these forests and thus the name Arcot is derived from the Tamil work Aru-Kadu. Some others say that the river and the forest ((in Tamil Aarum Kadugalum) together is called as Arcot. Another version is that the forest was full or Arr or Atti (Glamoratta) trees and the name of the people is derived from these Arrtrees as (Arr-Kadu) Arcot.

Raa.Pi. Sethupillai, in his book “Oorum Perum” (Place and Name) mentions that in the olden days, there were Velan (Babool) trees in the heart of the present town and the city in the middle of this dense forest was known as Velapadi. Later when development took place it was called as Velur-Padi which is mentioned in the inscriptions and then changed to its present from as Vellore. Even today a place called as Velapadi is famous ancient part of Vellore Town.

MARUTHANAYAGAM

Maruthanayagam (Marudhanayagam) Pillai, or Muhammad Yusuf Khan, was born in Pannaiyur, Ramanad District, Tamilnadu, India in 1725. From humble beginnings, he became a warrior in the Arcot troops, later Commandant for the British East India Company troops. The British and the Arcot Nawab used him to suppress Polygars (Palayakkarar) in the South Tamilnadu. The polygar system had evolved with the extension of Vijayanagar rule to Tamil Nadu by the Nayaks. It was the brain-child of Aryanatha Mudaliar (Thalavaai Mudaliar), the celebrated tamil general and prime minister of Viswanatha Nayak, the first Nayak ruler of Madurai.The country was divided into provinces or Palayams (pronounced Paalayam). Each palayam usually consisting of a few villages,was placed under the control of a Palayakkaran (Polygar or Poligar as mentioned in the English records) who was expected to provide in return, an annual tribute and military service to the Madurai ruler.Later he was entrusted to administrating the Madurai country when the Madurai Nayaks rule ended. During that uncertain period he demonstrated his considerable abilities as an administrator. Later a dispute arose with the British and Arcot Nawab, and three of his associates were bribed to capture Yusuf Khan; he was hanged in 1764 in Madurai. He was the first freedom fighter even before Kattabomman.

sri viliputhur andal history-ஸ்ரீ வில்லிபுத்தூர் ஆண்டால் திருத்தல வரலாறு

he majestic and magnificent Rajagopuram never gets missed from the eyes of the travelers from a long distance even before reaching the town.The 192 feet high gopuram has found an enviable place suitably representing the ancient architecture, culture and beauty of the Tamilians in the emblem of Government of Tamilnadu.Vatapatra Sayee is further known in other names like Pallikonda paramaswamy,Vata perun koil udayan and Periya Perumal.The temple is situated just adjacent to Andal temple.Connecting them in between is the garden - the birth place of The Tamil poetess Andal and her guardian parent Periyalwar.

The sanctum sanctorum is two tiered. You have to climb steps to have a darshan of Lord Vatapatra sayee who is resting in a recumbent posture under "Vimal krithi vimanam"; All the celestials like Narada Rishi, Markandeya Rishi, Garuda, Surya, Sanathkumaras and the consorts of Lord Sridevi and Boodevi are present along with the resting Moolavar.Another very important and unique aspect of temple is that Moolavar is made of “sudhai” and not stone as in other temples.When we come down, we have the darshan of Lord Lakshminarasimha in the lower tier of sanctum sanctorum.In front is “Gopala Vilasam” a beautiful Mandapam where “Pagal Pathu Adhyayana utsavam” during Margazhi month and ‘Unjal thavam” in Aippasi month are celebrated. Vaikunta Ekadasi is another festival in Margazhi month . On that day only ‘vaikunda Vasal’ is openned. Devotees throng in thousands forming long queues to have the darshan of Lord Rangamannar- Vatapatrasayee through Vaikuntavasal on Vaikunta Ekadasi.

sri viliputhur andal history-ஸ்ரீ வில்லிபுத்தூர் ஆண்டால் திருத்தல வரலாறு

ஸ்ரீ வில்லிபுத்தூர் ஆண்டால் திருத்தல வரலாறு

     இக் கோவில் மதுரை நகரில் இருந்து கிலோ மீட்டர் தொலைவில் உள்ளது.மதுரை -செங்கோட்டை தேசிய நெடுஞ்சாலையில் அமைந்துள்ளது. மதுரை யில் இருந்து இத் தலத்தை அடைய சுமார் இரண்டு மணி நேர பயணம் ஆகும். இத் திருக் கோவில்சுமார் ௩௦௦௦ ஆண்டுகளுக்கு முந்தைய வைணவத் திருத்தலமாகும். இத் தளம் vadapathra சயன மற்றும் ஆண்டால் சன்னதி என இரு பெரும் பகுதிகளாக அமைந்துள்ளது

SABARIMALAI AYYAPPAN

AYYAPPA

A well-known pilgrim centre in the rugged terrain of the Western Ghats, this temple is dedicated to Lord Ayyappa. Sabarimala is surrounded by hazardous hills like Karimala and Neelimala. The devotees known as Ayyappas negotiate the hills to reach the shrine after undergoing 41 days of vrutham (self-imposed devotional penance). The pilgrimage season, viz.Mandala Pooja and, Makaravilakku comes between the latter half of November and the first half of January, every year. Ablution in River Pamba is considered as holy as a dip in the Ganga. The presence of Ayyappa's lieutenant Vavar makes this esteemed pilgrim centre a model of communal harmony and casteless ness. Vehicular traffic cannot go beyond Pamba and the last 5 km to the shrine can be reached only by trekking. Women aged between 12 and 50 are not allowed inside the shrine.

bhavani river

Bhavani River takes pride in posing as the second largest river of Tamil Nadu. The most important tributary are River Kaveri which is the longest river in Tamil Nadu. The Bhavini is measured around 217 kilometers which the long river is flowing through out the year. The watershed of this river is around 6200 square kilometer that has spread on the land of Tamil Nadu (87%), Kerala (9%) and the Karnataka (4%). The main river runs through entire Tamil Nadu. Around 90% of the water from the river is utilized for agriculture. There are around 6 million people that lies across the banks. The municipal, agricultural and the Industrial pollution of the river has resulted in the poor condition of water and bad impact on the health of the people. Leather, Textile, Sugar, Slaughter House, Paper and the Industrial waste are located across the river and all its tributaries at many such points.

Head Waters :

The head water of the river are located on the Eastern slopes arising from the Western Ghats in the region of Attappadi Reserve Forest in the district of Palakkad of Kerala, the southwest corner in the Kunda Hills of the Nilgiris of Tamil Nadu. Today, the upper portion of the river is being created near the huge Bhaktavatsalam Sagar Reserviour. The river flows in the direction northwest to the Karnataka, draining from the south slope that belongs to the Nilgiri Hills, then it flows for few kilometer southwards and it gets in the state of Karnataka. There are deep gorges in this region and then it continues ahead with 20 kilometers in between Mukkali from forested ridges.

Tributaries :

There are almost 12 main rivulets running into the southern region of the Nilgiri slopes. The east and the west Varagar tributaries draining through the Niligiris which are the largest of all and they all have dams in the state of Tamil Nadu. Bhavani moves ahead with the 120 degree turn from the north east at Mukkali and further flows for 25 kilometers from Attappady plateau and around 7 kilometers around the border of the inter state.

The Kunda River coming from the North reinforces the Bhavani River. The Kunda River gives more water in the extensive region from the Nilgiris and that creates a boundary in between Kerala and Tamil Nadu covering the distance of around 5 kilometers. It meets the River Bahvani on the left bank in the western region of Tamil Nadu in a beautiful place known as Athikadavu. The River Siruvani which is a perennial river that belongs to the Coimbatore District and the River Kodungarapallam running from the south east and the south that joins the River Bhavani in the region of Koodappatti on the border of Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

Afterwards, from this region Bhavani River runs in the east direction running through the base from the Nilgiris and joins the Arulmigu Bathra - Kalimman Temple near the Mettupalayam and again starts its flow with Coonoor River that has its beginning from the region of Coonor from the North West. This is the place where it creates a valley in between the Nilgiri Slopes through the Northern slopes and the Bilgiri Hills from the Southern slopes. Running from the region of the Moyar the river has blocked the Dam known as Lower Bhavani which created a small reservoir nearby Sathyamangalam in the district of Erode. The river flows through the east at a distance of about 160 kilometers from the district of Erode, running through the Kodiveri Dam at Gobichettipalayam and in the Bhavani Taluks prior merging with the River Cauvery. The Bhavani flows from the east past of the Sathyamangalam. The dam of Kodiveri pours the water near Gobichettipalayam in Thadappalli and the Arakkankottai canals that are built specially for the purpose of agriculture.

suruli falls(theni dist) kannaki escape

Suruli Falls situated 8 Km from Kambam (Theni District (56 Km) / Tamilnadu) of Western Ghats. When driving to the falls, you can see glories views along side of the road. You can see many Grape Gardens and you can purchase fresh grapes there. Dont miss to take the photos of the pure nature green.

The Suruli Falls which falls from a height of 150 feet gathers into a pool, flows for a short distance and again plummets to a depth of 40 feet, offering a spectacular sight of nature''s raw and wild beauty. The dense forest that surround it provide an awesome backdrop. Facilities are available for men and women to bathe separately in This falls.

The special feature of the fall is that it is a round the year fall. However, the best season to visit is June - October, when the thickness of the water column is astounding. The beauty of this fall finds mention in Tamil Epic, Silappathikaram written by poet Ilango.

Tourists visiting Thekkadi, the Vaigai dam and Kumbakarai falls did not fail to visit the Suruli falls near Cumbum.

Kailasanathar Temple Cave is located near Suruli Falls. There are 18 caves in and around the Suruli falls. The Kailasanathar Cave Temple is situated 800 metres above the fall and lhas a spring, which possesses water of curative powers.

cave tempe Badami-குகை கோயில்

CAVE TEMPLE Badami. Located on a hill, they were scooped out of the sandstone hills. Displaying the brilliant example of Indian rock-cut architecture, the cave temples consist of four caves. These temples were built in the 6th century. The entrance of these caves is marked by porch decorated with stone columns and brackets. A little ahead is the mandap with numerous columns. This mandap leads to a small shrine(square in shape) located deep into the cave. Reflecting secular nature, the cave temples are dedicated to different deities. Out of the four temples, two are dedicated to Lord Vishnu, one to lord Shiva and the fourth one is a Jain temple. The architectural style of the temples is a marriage between North Indian Nagara style and South Indian Dravadian style. Each temple houses a shrine, a mandapa, a porch and several pillars. The carvings, sculptures and murals inside the temples leave the onlookers under the spell of their sheer beauty.

kalayar koil-காளையர் கோயில் (sivagangai)

In the territory ruled by kings of the Pandya Dynasty, there were 14 sacred shrines of Lord Siva, which have been visited by the
three great Tamil saints, Sambandar, Appar and Sundarar.

Of these Tirukanapper, which is alsoknown by many other names such as Dakshina Kalipuram, Jotivanarn, Mandaravanam,

Mokshapradam, Saiva Kshetram, Gandaram, Davasiddhikaram, Devadaru- vanam, Bhooloka Kailasam, Agastya Kshetram and Maha Kalapuram, is the present Kaliyar Koil. காளையர் கோயில்

BANDIPUR-பண்டிபூர் சரணாலயம்

Bandipur is a well known National Reserve about 215kms from Bangalore among the magnificent Western Ghats on the Mysore-Ooty highway. Close to Ooty, a tour to Bandipur is a must to enjoy its wildlife sanctuary. Surrounded by its hilly forests and waterholes, it is a beautiful place to go holidaying. Once a beautiful reserve created in 1930s from the Maharaja’s Voodiyar’s hunting lands, was later expanded with the Nagarhole National Park, and Wayanad and Madumulai Sanctuaries. Today it is India’s most protected Tiger reserve.

A tour to Bandipur will take you to its evergreen forests and grasslands. Moyar River that flows through it makes it an ideal habitat for the Asiatic elephants. Situated in the foothills of Nilgiri hills, the sanctuary is a home to a significant number of tigers and elephants.

Herds of deer, gaurs and the Indian wild bull are pleasant sight in the elephant safari that the reserve offers. Squirrels and birds are in abundant while the long tailed monkeys that hop around from branches add to the thrill in the safaris. Wildlife in Bandipur is vibrant after the monsoons when the deer, gaur and elephants can be seen in herds grazing in the forests.

The months between April to October are the best time to visit Bandipur. If you are wondering how to reach Bandipur you can travel to Bangalore in air or take the rail head till Mysore and then take the road. Traveling to Bandipur from Mysore or Ooty by road is about 80 kms while it is 215 kms from Bangalore.

Bandipur provides pleasant accommodations. The hotels in Bandipur include the famous resort Tusker Trails, Bush Betta, and MC Resort. Forest Department Cottages are most affordable as well as an experience worth enjoying amidst the tiger growls and calls of the jackal. On your tour to Bandipur be prepared for Excursions from Bandipur to explore it further. சரணாலயம்

KERALA-WAYANAD-EDAKKAL CAVES

KERALA-WAYANAD-EDAKKAL CAVES
Edakkal Caves are located at about a 25 km drive from Kalpetta and at a distance of 3 km from Ambalavayal.Edakkal Caves are famous for their exceptional rock art depicting human and animal figure carvings by Neolithic and later civilizations.Edakkal Caves was created by a fissure due to changing climatic conditions and the split in the rock is about 22 ft. in width and 90 ft. in length. The abyss and gap in the rocks extends to over 30 ft appearing as a cave to the observer. The caves can be reached through trekking trails within the forested area starting at Edakkal and the best time to visit the caves is during morning hours.

TWIN HEAD SNAKE-இரு தலை பாம்பு

இரு தலை பாம்பு

வெள்ளை காட்டெருமை (white bison in tamilnadu

Manjampatti White Bison are a type of Gaur,  kaatteni,or kaattu erumai meaning “forest buffalo”) occasionally seen in the Manjampatti Valley, a 110.9 km2 (42.8 sq mi) protected area at the eastern end of Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park in Coimbatore District, Tamil Nadu, South India.

Gaur were previously numerous all over the WESTER GHATS KUMBAKARAI ARUVI, SHOTHU PARAI DAM, ADUKKAM, KODAIKANALbut declined greatly during the 20th century. Now they are protected and their numbers are increasing substantially. Males have a highly muscular body, with a distinctive dorsal ridge, forming a very powerful appearance. Females are substantially smaller, and their dorsal ridge is less developed. Adult body Length is 2.5 meters (8 ft) to 3.6 meters (12 ft) cm / 8.3-12 ft. Shoulder height is 170 centimeters (66.9 in) to 220 centimeters (86.6 in). Average males stand about 180 centimeters (70.9 in) to 190 centimeters (74.8 in) at the shoulder. Females are about 20 centimeters (7.9 in) less. Tail length is 70 centimeters (27.6 in) to 100 centimeters (39.4 in). Now kattarumei dead in kumbakarai falls.vellai வெள்ளை காட்டெருமை

TWIN BABY`S-ஊரே இரட்டை குழந்தைகள்

The world has begun to pay serious attention to the large concentration of twins in Kodinhi here. A National Geographic team is in the village, studying and documenting the phenomenon. Kodinhi, comprising seven wards of Nannambra panchayat, has 250-odd twin pairs, nearly 10 times the national average of twins in the country. The global average of twins is eight in 1,000, and the twin presence in India is four in 1,000. But, nearly 35 out of 1,000 people in Kodinhi are twins. ஊரே இரட்டை குழந்தைகள்

THIRUPARANKUNDRAM MURUGAN(MUSLIM AND HINDU FRIEND)

THIRUPARANKUNDRAM MURUGAN, a hill five miles southwest of Madurai, is the fourth pilgrimage site of Muruga. A cave temple dedicated to the element of earth and mentioned in various classical Tamil texts as the 'Southern Himalaya' where the gods assemble, Tirupparankunram is also mentioned in legend as 'the place where the sun and moon abide'. Murugan was married to Devasena upon the hill and for many centuries the Tamil people have considered it the most auspicious place for their own marriages, especially during the time of the Pankuni Uttiram, the festival of marriage held in late March. Besides the fantastic temple to Murugan on the hill, there is also a Muslim shrine dedicated to 'Sekunder' (al-Sikandar or Alexander the Great) who is associated with Murukan by the Muslim pilgrims. "Sikandar was a friend of Murugan at the time when Murugan was King here,"

LIONS OF SIVAGANGA (1748-1801)

LIONS OF SIVAGANGA (1748-1801)

The Queen Velu Nachiar granted powers to Marudhu Brothers to administer the country in 1780. Velu Nachiar died a few years later, but the exact date of her death is not known (it was about 1790). Marudu brothers are the sons of Udayar Servai alias Mookiah Palaniappan Servai and Anandayer alias Ponnathal. They are native of Kongulu street of Ramnad. They belonged neither to the family of the ancient poligars nor to their division of the caste.

Servaikaran was the caste title and Marudu the family name. The Marudu brothers served under Muthu Vaduganathan. Later they were elevated to the position of Commanders. Boomerangs are peculiar to India. Two forms of this weapons are used in India. These weapons are commonly made of wood. It is crescent-shaped on end being heavier than the other and the outer edge is sharpened. Their name in Tamil is VALARI stick. It is said that Marudu Brothers were experts in the art of throwing the valari stick. It is said that Marudus used Valari in the Poligar wars against the British. The Marudu brothers with 12,000 armed men surrounded Sivaganga and plundered the Nawab's territories. The Nawab on the 10th of March 1789 appealed to the Madras Council for aid. On 29th April 1789, the British forces attacked Kollangudi. It was defeated by a large body of Marudu's troops. He was in close association with Veera Pandiya Kattabomman of Panchalankurichi. Kattabomman held frequent consultations with Marudhus. After the execution of Kattabomman in 17th October 1799 at Kayattar, Chinna Marudhu gave asylum to Kattabomman's brother Oomadurai (dumb brother). He issued an epoch-making Jumboo Deweepa proclamation to the people in the island of Jamboo the peninsular South India to fight against the British whether they were Hindus, Mussalamans or Christians. At last the Marudhu Pandiyars fell a victim to the cause of liberating the motherland from the British supremacy. Marudu Pandiyan the popular leader of the rebels, together with his gallant brother Vellai Marudu were executed on the ruins of fort at Tiruppathur in Sivaganga District on 24th October 1801. They showed their determination and spirit at the outset of the final struggle of 1801 by setting their handsome village Siruvayal on fire to prevent its being made use of by the British forces.

Marudu brothers were not only warriers and noted for bravery, but they were very great Administrators. During the period from 1783 to 1801, they worked for the welfare of the people and the Sivaganga Seemai was reported as fertile. They constructed many notable temples like Kalayar Kovil‎, many Ooranis and Tanks.

After, so many successions of legal heirs ruled the estate, lastly, Sri D.S. Karthikeya Venkatachalapathy Rajah succeeded to the estate of late Sri. D. Shanmuga Rajah and he was the Hereditary Trustee of Sivaganga. Devasthanam and Chatrams consisting of 108 temples, 22 Kattalais and 20 Chatrams. Sri. D.S. Karthikeya Venkatachalapathy Rajah died in 30.8.1986 leaving a daughter named Tmt.. Maduranthagi Nachiyar as his heir. At present, Tmt. Maduranthagi Nachiyar is administering the Sivaganga Estate, Sivaganga Devasthanam and Chatram of Sivaganga Royal Family now. Based on the "District Gazette" 1990 of Ramanathapuram, and the history of Sivaganga maintained by Samasthanam, Sivaganga District has been formed mostly with an area of entire Sivaganga Zamin and part of Ramnad Zamin.The nearest towns include Ilaiyangudi,ramanathapuram,sivagangai.

VEERA MANGAI VELU NACHIYAR

VEERA MANGAI VELU NACHIYAR(1772 - 1780)

Rani Velu Nachiar and her daughter Vellachi Nachiar lived under the protection of Hyder Ali at Virupakshi near Dindigul. Frustrated by the joining of forces against him, the Nawab ordered that Velu Nachiar and Marudhu Brothers were permitted to return to Sivaganga and rule the country subject to payment of Kist to the Nawab. Abiding by this Order, Rani Velu Nachiar accompanied by Marudu brothers and Vellachi Nachiar entered Sivaganga. An agreement was reached where by Rani Velu Nachiar was permitted to govern the Sivaganga Country and Chinna Marudu, the younger was appointed her minister and the elder Vellai Marudu as the Commander-in-chief. Thus the widow Queen Velu Nachiar succeeded her husband in 1780.

நவீன உலகத்தில் மனவிலக்குஏற்படுவது அதிகம்

   நவீன உலகத்தில் மனவிலக்குஏற்படுவது அதிகம்

 

 

உடலுறவு உடலுக்கு அவசியமானதா? chandrasekar

          உடலுறவு ஏற்படுத்தி கொள்ளும் பொழுது இவருடைய (ஆண்,பெண்)மனதும் ஒரே எண்ணத்தில் செயல்பட்டு மனம் அமைதி படுகிறது. அந்த நேரத்தில் இவருடைய ரதஓட்டமும் சீரான முறையில் இயங்குகிறது. ஒருமித்த கருத்து இல்லாமல் உடல் உறவு கொண்டால் பல்வேறு விதமான நோய்களுக்கு உட்பட வேண்டியிருகிறது. ஆகவே விருப்பம்  இல்லாத உடல் உறவு தவிர்த்து நோய் நொடியில் இருந்து உடலை காப்பாற்றினால் நூறு ஆண்டு காலம் வாழ வழி வகுக்கும். உடல் உறவின் போது கூடிய மட்டிலும் குழந்தைகள் இல்லாமல் குழந்தைகள் பார்வை படாமல் பார்த்து கொள்வது வளரும் குழந்தைகளுக்கு தவறான பழக்க வழக்கங்களை உருவாக்காமல் இருக்கும்.

பெண்கள் மார்பு அழகு

அதி மதுரம் என்ற மருந்தை வேண்டிய அளவு வாங்கி பால் விட்டு அரைத்து இரவில் மார்பகங்களின் மீது பற்று போட்டு காலையில் கழுவி விடலாம். இவ்வாறு இருபத்தி ஒன்று நாட்கள் தொடர்ந்து செய்து வர மார்பகங்கள் பருத்து சுருக்கங்கள் நீங்கும்.

 

 

பேன்கள் அகல

 பேன்கள் அகல

 பத்து மிளகாய் பசுவின் பால் விட்டு அரைத்து, thalaiku  தேய்த்து குளித்து வந்தாலும் பேன்கள் அகலும்.

முடி உதிர்வதை தடுக்க

முடி உதிர்வதை தடுக்க

 வெந்தயம், குன்றிமணி பொடி செய்து தேங்காய் என்னை யில் ஊற வைத்து ஒரு வாரத்திற்கு பின் தினமும் தேய்த்து வந்தால் முடி uthirvathu nirkum

ஆண்மை பெருக

 ஆண்மை பெருக

அதிபலம் முறையாக நாற்பது நாள் சாப்பிடவும்

 

காம பெருக்கி

 காம பெருக்கி

athi palam, muraiyaka நாள் சாப்பிடவும் 

 

உடல் உறவில் முழு இன்பம் அடைய

 தினசரி உடல் உறவுக்கு முன் தேனுடன் பல் சேர்த்து பருகவும்

ஆண்களின் விந்து எண்ணிக்கை கூட்டுவதற்கு

 ஆண்களின் விந்து எண்ணிக்கை கூட்டுவதற்கு

 அரச விதையை பாலில் கலந்து குடித்தால் விந்து அதிகரிக்கும்.

 

ஆண்மை சீக்கிரம் வெளியறுவதை தடுக்க

      ஆண்மை சீக்கிரம் வெளியறுவதை தடுக்க  நீர் முள்ளி விதை  250கிராம், நீர் பனங் கிழங்கு 250 கிராம் பேரிச்சம் பழம் சேர்த்து idithu ஒன்றை கலந்து  5 கிராம் அளவு காலை, மாலை சாப்பிட்டு பால் குடித்தால்   விந்து சீக்கிரம் வெளியறுவதை தடுக்கலாம்.

ஆண் குறி பெருக்க

ஆண் குறி பெருக்க 

 கருண் சீராக எண்ணையை ஆண்குறியில் தடவி வந்தால்   ஆண் குறிபெருகும்.

NAGERCOIL(MATHUR PALAM)

Mathoor Hanging Trough is the tallest as well as the longest trough bridge in Asia, having a height of 115 feet and a length of one kilometre. The bridge has been constructed in 1966, this bridge has become a place of tourist importance and hundreds of tourists visit this place daily . This is situated in Mathur, hamlet of Aruvikkarai revenue village in Thiruvattar Panchayat Union, about 60 km from Kanyakumari and about 60 km from the city of Trivandrum, the capital of Kerala state.


The bridge has been constructed at Mathur across the Pahrali River (Parazhiyar) and the trough canal (Pattanamkal canal) on the bridge carries water for irrigation from one side of a hill to the other side of a hill. From the centre of the Aqueduct, one can see a vast expanse of greenery, with rolling hills of the Western Ghats in the background, and the meandering Pahrali river flowing below.


The trough has a height of seven feet with a width of seven feet six inches. The canal is being shouldered by 28 huge pillars. By the unrelented efforts of late Thiru. K. Kamaraj, the former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, as a drought relief measure and for the development of agriculture in Vilavancode and Kalkulam Taluks. The District Administration has recently put up a staircase from top to the bottom of the bridge and also built a children's park and bathing platforms over here. The bridge and the lush green surroundings are noted for scenic beauty.

MALAYSIA ASURA MURDER PHOTO

AATHANGARAI DURGA

MALAYSIA ASOORA CYEMETRY

ZAMINTHAR ARANMANAI(CHINNAMANUR

KUMBAKARAI HILLS

ELEPHANT FOOD PLETE(STONE)

RAMZAN GRETTINGS-TAMILNADU

ELEPHANT WALL ARUVI-DEVADANAPATTI

SUNRISE COURTALAM

tamilnadu mulaipari

courtalam falls -tirunelveli-tamilnadu

POLLACHI MASANIAMMAN TEMPLE

Merchants meeting loss in their business, people hassled by enemies, women or men who lost their belongings take bath, sport holy ashes of the shrine, grind red chillies in stone grinder of the temple, smear the paste on stone of Justice called ‘Neethi Kal’.

In the sanctum, the extensive image of Masaniamman lying on her back measures about 15 feet long from head to foot. The gigantic image of Masaniamman is painted with flashy colours.

Here, one can see Goddess Masaniamman in the lying posture. The idol has four hands, two hands placed on the ground, two hands raised above. While the top left hands hold a skull and snake and other two hands holding drum and a trident.

On Tuesdays and Fridays devotees rush to this temple, during Krithigai and New Moon day they undergo special pooja.

There is a historical background for the configuration of this powerful temple. Anaimalai, a place near Pollachi was ruled earlier by the king called Nanan. He treated their people very badly. During his reign he had a very big mango tree in his farm on the riverside of Aaliyar, which was very special to him. He was so particular that nobody was permitted to use neither mangoes nor its leaves.

Once,a gang of girls went to river to take bath they noticed a mango floating on the river which belongs to Nanan's tree, one of the girl picked up and ate the fruit. Even after several pleadings made by her father, instead of excusing her the king sentenced her to death.

After some time villagers in that area formed a female statue in lying posture using sand in graveyard with the remembrance of innocent girl and worshipped as ‘Masani’. Later Kozhinkhosargal defeated king Nanan and destroyed the mango tree.

It is also believed that Lord Rama on his way in search of Seetha was attracted by this powerful temple and made meditation over here which adds glory to this temple. So, once you visit Pollachi don’t miss to worship Masaniamman

ALIYARDAM(COIMBATORE DIST)

Aliyar Dam(COIMBATORE DIST)
Aliyar Dam was constructed in 1962 across the Aliyar river. It is located about 65 Km from Coimbatore and it is found on the foothills of Valparai. Here, Aliyar lake receives water from upper aliyar reservoir through hydro-electric power station in Navamali and the Parambikulam reservoir through a contour canal. Near Aliyar dam, a good-looking park, an aquarium and a mini theme park is being maintained by Tamilnadu Fisheries Corporation. Ambarambalayam Darga is situated at the banks of the river Aliyar.

valparai hills

The pollution free heavenly land. Valparai is located 3,500 feet above sea level on the Anamalai mountain range. Valparai is not just a small town. It stands majestically with Green Spread Mountains and forest all around. Valparai shares it's boundaries with Anamalai Tiger Reserve, Parambikulam Tiger Reserve, Eravikulam National Park and Vazhachal forest division. People are approachable and very friendly. This is a one of the places that you shouldn't miss in your life.

The unique grass forests, Grass Hills, is also located near Valparai. The hill sports tall grass and houses elephants, boars, cheetah and other wild animals. In addition one can drive around the mountain tea estates enjoying the pleasant climate and forget the once dense forest that have paved the way for tea bushes. 64-km drive from Pollachi to Valparai is itself an exotic experience. En route is the Indira Gandhi Wild Life Sanctuary where lion-tailed macaque, the Nilgiri and the common langur, Malabar giant squirrel, elephant, gaur, spotted deer, sambar, barking deer and wild boar reside. From Valparai you can visit the Aliyar, Sholaiyar and Nirar dams. Tunnels bored into the mountains and canals to harness the water from Parambikulam, Aliyar, Nirar, Sholaiyar Dam, and several tourist spots.

RAJA RAVI VARMA PAINTING

RAJA RAVI VARMA (1848-1906) was born in Kilimanoor Palace as the son of Umamba Thampuratti and Neelakandan Bhattathiripad. At the age of seven years he started drawing on the palace walls using charcoal. His uncle Raja Raja Varma noticed the talent of the child and gave preliminary lessons on painting. At the age of 14, Ayilyam Thirunal Maharaja took him to Travancore Palace and he was taught water painting by the palace painter Rama Swamy Naidu. After 3 years Theodor Jenson, a British painter taught him oil painting.
Most of Ravi Varma's paintings are based on Hindu epic stories and characters. In 1873 he won the First Prize at the Madras Painting Exhibition. He became a world famous Indian painter after winning in 1873 Vienna Exhibition.

ATHIRAPALLI FALLS

The Athirappilly Falls is situated on the Chalakudy river, which originates in the upper reaches of the Western Ghats. Many endangered and endemic species of flora and fauna are found in the forests of the Athirapilly-Vazhachal area. This area is the only place in the Western Ghats where four endangered Hornbill species are seen. The Western Ghats is one of the most important biodiversity hot spot in the world. This valuable natural world is already degraded by mining and hydro electric projects. Environmentalists claim that Athirapally is a one-of its-kind riparian ecosystem in Kerala. V.S. Vijayan, Chairman of the Kerala State Biodiversity Board and former Director of the Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology and Natural History (SACON), Coimbatore, has been quoted in Down to Earth magazine as affirming that the Vazhachal forest division is the second most biodiverse area in the State. The International Bird Association has declared it an ‘Important Bird Area' and the Asian Nature Conservation Foundation has recommended that the area should be declared a sanctuary or a national park, he points out.

CAVE TEMPLE

The motive of the construction of the cave temples is that the gods of Hindu religion should be placed in beautiful places. Most of the temples that are present in the land are built in a beautiful manner to attract many people and in the similar way the cave temples in Tamilnadu are also created in such a way to gain good worshiping experience for the people. Most of the kings who work on creating temples in caves think that they will get good recognition in the history after creating of the cave temple. The Hindu gods are placed in the beautiful places and are worshiped to get the glory to the life of people.

RAMESWARAM TEMPLE

The holy island of Rameswaram is known for one of India’s most venerated and most visited Shiva shrines, dedicated to Sri Ramanathaswamy. It is so intimately associated with the life of Sri Rama, the hero of the epic Ramayana, that both Saivites and Vaishnavites consider every grain of Rameswaram’s sand very sacred. There is a traditional belief among the Hindus that a pilgrimage to Kashi will be complete only after a visit to Rameswararn, also hailed as “Benaras of the South”. Pilgrims aspire for a holy dip in the sea at Dhanushkodi, revered as Sethu Theertha, where the Mahodathi (Bay of Bengal) meets Ratnakara (Indian Ocean).

     The sanctity and antiquity of Rameswaram is summed up in the old saying Aa Sethu Himachalam. The merits of Sethu Yatra are described in the Vedas and in almost all the Puranas -- Agneya, Bhagavatha, Padma, Shiva and Skanda Puranas, to mention a few. Numerous literary works in Sanskrit and Tamil from the period of Valmiki Ramayana extol the significance of Sethu Yatra. The four Saivite saints Appar, Sundarar, Sambandar and Manickavasagar have sung in praise of Lord Rarnanathaswamy. Saint Thayumaanavar was a staunch devotee of Goddess Parvathavardhini.

          Rameswaram is the abode of one of the 12 Jyothirlingas of India. It is also considered one among four most sacred pilgrim centers of India. They are Rameswaram in the South, Badrinath in the North, Puri in the East and Dwaraka in the West. Among these, Rameswaram is dedicated to Shiva, while the other three are dedicated to Vishnu.

         Rameswaram is an acclaimed Parihara Sthala, where it is believed all sins get absolved. Devotees take holy dips at Sethu Theertha, Agni Theertha and other sacred waters, offer pujas to get progeny, perform Shraadha for their ancestors and do Naga Prathishta