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Coordinates: Chinnalapatti is a panchayat town in Dindigul district in the state of Tamil Nadu, India.
Official WebsiteDemographicsAs of 2001[update] India census,"Census of India 2001: Data from the 2001 Census, including cities, villages and towns (Provisional)". Census Commission of India. Archived from the original on 2004-06-16. Retrieved on 2008-11-01. Chinnalapatti had a population of 23,353. Males constitute 50% of the population and females 50%. Chinnalapatti has an average literacy rate of 76%, higher than the national average of 59.5%; with male literacy of 84% and female literacy of 67%. 9% of the population is under 6 years of age. Significant section of the population belongs to the Kannada speaking Kannada Devanga Chettiar community who are active in textile production and sales. In recent years castism is diminishing and Chinnalapatti is becoming a multi-cultural niche.It is an agricultural depended village. The people who lives along the North side of chinnalapatti are mainly based on agricultural activities.It shows that the chinnalapatti is Eco-Friendly with the Environment. It is also well developing in Education,sports..... GeographyChinnalapatti is located at [1]. EconomyChinnalapatti is a clean and neat town known for suitable residential area in Dindigul district. Chinnalapatti's economy mainly depends on handloom weaving industry. Handloom weaving is chinalapatti's largest and oldest industry. Weaving has been a way of life in Chinalapatti since time immemorial. Now people are producing Cotton (sungudi) saris with Zari borders, these are ideal for daily wear. Sungudi saree industry contains looming, weaving, dyeing and printing units. Sungudi industry is providing livelihood for more than 10,000 people in chinnalapatti. Even though weaving is a significant profession of the town till this date, many had shifted to textile business instead of production. SareesSilk sarees (famously known as "Chinnalappattu") and sungudi sarees are made here in traditional way. Sarees Produced in Chinnalapatti are famous through out India. Traders from different parts of the country visit Chinnalapatti for buying sarees made here. Many traders from Chinnalapatti use to sell these sarees and other garments all over Tamil Nadu and countries in Far-East, Africa, Srilanka and Middle-East. Saree business is the major business in this upcoming city. Business men used to import the sarees and other garments from Surat and exporting it to south Tamil Nadu. TransportChinnalapatti lies near to National Highway 7 (NH7) which connects Madurai with Dindigul. It has good town-bus facility. Town buses operated by Government and Private sectors serve the need of this emerging town. The mofusil buses flying in NH-7 also serves the need. Ambathurai is the nearest railway station. All the passenger trains and some exprerss trains stop at this station. Spots to Visit
A famous Church known for its miracles. Many Catholics make pilgrimage to this place daily.
Lifeline for Dindigul district, lies in Western Ghats 12 km away from chinnalapatti.
Resorts, situated at the boarder of Athoor Kamarajar Lake in the Kamaraj Valley on the spurs of the Western Ghats, provides accommodation in elegantly furnished rooms.
Sirumalai is a small hill station 20 Km away from Chinnalapatti on Dindigul-Natham Road. The place has a lot of birds and animals and the youngsters can go for trekking and mountaineering here.
An amusement park lies in a hill called “Sirumalai” with a natural beauty 7 km away from Kutladampatti near Vadipatti village. The height of the falls is 87 feet. During holidays and festive days thousands of domestic tourists take bath and enjoy the natural beauty. Near this falls a 500-years-old temple dedicated to Goddess Thadagai Nachiamman is there.
A water Theme Park situated at Madurai Dindigul Road at PARAVAI, matter of 40 km from Chinnalapatti.
This is located in Nilakottai Taluk. 30 Km from Chinnalapatti. This Temple is near river side. Most of the time the statue will be in water. Festivals and CarnivalsMost of the people in Chinnalapatti are conservative Hindus and retain their tradional festivals.
Another notable celebration is Veedhi Devru Mokku(Street worship of god in Kannada). In recent years many non-Kannadic groups are also participating this celebration. SchoolsPrimary Schools
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Upper Primary Schools
Secondary Schools
Higher Secondary Schools
UniversitiesGandhigram Deemed University Temples In the Area
Churches In the Area
Trivia
Referencesthere is hospital named kasturba which is famous for ceasearian operation. CommentsNo comments have been added. |
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