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CENSUS OF INDIA 2011 TOTAL POPULATION AND POPULATION OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES FOR VILLAGE PANCHAYATS AND PANCHAYAT UNIONS NAMAKKAL DISTRICT DIRECTORATE OF CENSUS OPERATIONS TAMILNADU ABSTRACT NAMAKKAL DISTRICT No. of Total Total Sl. No. Panchayat Union Total Male Total SC SC Male SC Female Total ST ST Male ST Female Village Population Female 1 Elaichipalayam 29 87,565 40,881 46,684 22,887 11,420 11,467 66 35 31 2 Erumaipatti 24 93,570 46,933 46,637 27,054 13,491 13,563 435 235 200 3 Kabilarmalai 20 60,791 30,303 30,488 12,585 6,237 6,348 29 15 14 4 Kolli Hills 14 40,479 20,862 19,617 668 337 331 38,678 19,963 18,715 5 Mallasamudram 27 52,208 26,845 25,363 14,911 7,610 7,301 37 18 19 6 Mohanur 25 83,682 41,622 42,060 17,129 8,559 8,570 67 36 31 7 Namakkal 25 61,753 31,258 30,495 18,205 9,149 9,056 149 75 74 8 Namagiripettai 18 68,943 35,193 33,750 14,561 7,376 7,185 11,577 5,917 5,660 9 Puduchatram 21 84,311 43,065 41,246 21,575 10,905 10,670 316 173 143 10 Paramathi 20 47,929 24,524 23,405 12,513 6,269 6,244 59 33 26 11 Pallipalayam 15 1,32,895 67,661 65,234 17,542 8,872 8,670 154 80 74 12 Rasipuram 20 58,497 30,856 27,641 18,488 9,586 8,902 336 153 183 13 Senthamangalam 14 48,717 24,426 24,291 12,262 6,122 6,140 2,356 1,196 1,160 14 Tiruchengode 26 1,04,510 53,441 51,069 21,810 11,044 10,766 86 46 40 15 Vennanthur 24 62,045 32,107 29,938 15,910 8,083 7,827 1,072 565 507 Grand Total 322 10,87,895 5,49,977 5,37,918 2,48,100 1,25,060 1,23,040 55,417 28,540 26,877 ELAICHIPALAYAM PANCHAYAT UNION Sl. Name of Population Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes No. Panchayat Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 Agaram 5,039 2,490 2,549 1,425 704 721 - - - 2 Akklampatti 1,338 667 671 280 149 131 - - - 3 Bommanpatti 4,420 2,232 2,188 875 440 435 - - - 4 Chinnamanali 2,104 1,068 1,036 997 508 489 17 11 6 5 Elanagar 1,887 976 911 660 334 326 2 2 - 6 Illuppili 3,521 1,722 1,799 1,251 607 644 - - - 7 Kavundampalayam 85 2,593 1,267 1,326 794 403 391 8 5 3 8 Kavundampalayam 87 7,788 3,442 4,346 894 432 462 4 2 2 9 Kilapalayam 1,826 929 897 145 74 71 14 7 7 10 Kokkalai 2,876 1,503 1,373 1,039 539 500 - - - 11 Konnayar 5,191 2,610 2,581 1,592 801 791 1 1 - 12 Kuppandapalayam 1,462 748 714 165 84 81 - - - 13 Kuthampoondi 3,819 2,038 1,781 988 515 473 5 3 2 14 Lattivadi 2,064 1,054 1,010 539 271 268 - - - 15 Manathi 1,870 939 931 947 481 466 - - - 16 Mandagapalayam 2,615 1,313 1,302 542 274 268 - - - 17 Marukkalempatti 2,424 1,209 1,215 349 185 164 8 4 4 18 Mavureddipatti 2,233 1,123 1,110 648 330 318 - - - 19 Molipalli 1,824 893 931 652 318 334 - - - 20 Musiri 1,270 621 649 302 152 150 - - - 21 Nallipalayam 2,258 1,125 1,133 738 374 364 - - - 22 Periyamanali 6,878 3,563 3,315 1,484 767 717 - - - 23 Pokkampalayam 1,748 881 867 450 223 227 - - - 24 Pullakkavundanpatti 1,023 508 515 349 173 176 - - - ELAICHIPALAYAM PANCHAYAT UNION -Cont. Sl. Name of Population Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes No. Panchayat Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 25 Punjaipudupalayam 695 344 351 231 121 110 - - - 26 Puthur East 1,227 604 623 555 277 278 - - - 27 Sathinayakkanpalayam 6,897 1,630 5,267 1,598 725 873 6 - 6 28 Thondipatti 3,099 1,530 1,569 545 265 280 - - - 29 Unjanai 5,576 1,852 3,724 1,853 894 959 1 - 1 TOTAL 87,565 40,881 46,684 22,887 11,420 11,467 66 35 31 ERUMAIPATTI PANCHAYAT UNION Sl. Name of Population Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes No. Panchayat Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 Agrahara valavanthi 1,746 895 851 437 215 222 3 1 2 2 Alanganatham 4,525 2,290 2,235 1,802 910 892 5 3 2 3 Bodinayakkanpatti 3,187 1,603 1,584 1,191 626 565 6 4 2 4 Bommasamudrum 1,644 830 814 904 460 444 - - - 5 Devarayapuram 3,629 1,800 1,829 793 390 403 - - - 6 Kavakkrampatti 3,458 1,726 1,732 359 179 180 - - - 7 Kodikkalpudur 2,794 1,341 1,453 2,215 1,075 1,140 - - - 8 Konangipatti 2,384 1,221 1,163 350 177 173 - - - 9 Mettupatti 4,901 2,469 2,432 1,063 521 542 - - - 10 Muthgapatti 7,010 3,488 3,522 2,040 1,013 1,027 168 93 75 11 Muttanchetti 3,161 1,524 1,637 1,131 552 579 4 3 1 12 Pavithiram 4,297 2,100 2,197 1,611 782 829 26 16 10 13 Pavithiram pudur 4,744 2,380 2,364 1,139 568 571 25 14 11 14 Perumapatti 1,248 624 624 120 64 56 - - - 15 Pottireddipatti 8,079 4,090 3,989 2,244 1,151 1,093 30 15 15 16 Pudukkottai 3,085 1,521 1,564 1,146 568 578 - - - 17 Reddipatti 11,803 6,112 5,691 2,592 1,321 1,271 148 75 73 18 Sarkarpalayapalayam 2,976 1,428 1,548 1,054 514 540 - - - 19 Sevindipatti 3,572 1,796 1,776 512 252 260 - - - 20 Sivanayakanpatti 1,578 782 796 508 254 254 - - - 21 Tipramahadevi 1,705 860 845 482 239 243 - - - 22 Vadavathur 3,195 1,626 1,569 252 135 117 19 10 9 23 Varadarajapuram 3,567 1,786 1,781 826 393 433 - - - 24 Varagur 5,282 2,641 2,641 2,283 1,132 1,151 1 1 - TOTAL 93,570 46,933 46,637 27,054 13,491 13,563 435 235 200 KABILARMALAI PANCHAYAT UNION Sl. Name of Population Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes No. Panchayat Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 Agraharakunnathur 2,173 1,046 1,127 465 222 243 - - - 2 Anangur 2,022 1,016 1,006 187 102 85 - - - 3 Ellampalli 3,357 1,655 1,702 996 481 515 - - - 4 Gopanampalayam 3,217 1,741 1,476 302 149 153 - - - 5 Irukkur 2,733 1,343 1,390 755 360 395 - - - 6 Kabilakkurichi 3,775 1,883 1,892 541 266 275 - - - 7 Kottamangalam 2,534 1,244 1,290 652 309 343 8 4 4 8 Kuppirikapalayam 1,300 648 652 391 192 199 - - - 9 Kurumbalamahadevi 2,013 1,012 1,001 290 147 143 - - - 10 Periasolipalayam 4,181 2,083 2,098 1,009 515 494 - - - 11 Perunkurichi 2,876 1,431 1,445 961 481 480 - - - 12 Pillikalpalayam 5,010 2,460 2,550 556 277 279 - - - 13 S.Kondalam 5,963 2,975 2,988 643 314 329 21 11 10 14 Selur 3,152 1,528 1,624 953 456 497 - - - 15 Sirunallikoil 934 451 483 164 75 89 - - - 16 Solasiramani 3,844 1,884 1,960 708 360 348 - - - 17 Sullipalayam 1,808 909 899 729 380 349 - - - 18 T.Kavundampalayam 1,381 699 682 240 126 114 - - - 19 Tidumal 1,558 800 758 583 293 290 - - - 20 Vadagarai Attur 6,960 3,495 3,465 1,460 732 728 - - - TOTAL 60,791 30,303 30,488 12,585 6,237 6,348 29 15 14 KOLLI HILLS PANCHAYAT UNION Sl. Name of Population Scheduled Castes Scheduled Tribes No. Panchayat Total Males Females Total Males Females Total Males Females 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 Alathurnadu 1,348 697 651 - - - 1,344 695 649 2 Ariyurnadu 4,683 2,380 2,303 4 3 1 4,560 2,318 2,242 3 Bailnadu 4,572 2,412 2,160 117 62 55 4,278 2,263 2,015 4 Chithurnadu 1,631 856 775 - - - 1,629 856 773 5 Devanurnadu 2,310 1,184 1,126 12 6 6 2,282 1,171 1,111 6 Edappulinadu 2,309 1,212 1,097 - - - 2,288 1,204 1,084 7 Gundaninadu 1,412 736 676 - - - 1,376 715 661 8 Gundurnadu 3,810 1,961 1,849 4 3 1 3,737 1,932 1,805 9 Peraikkarinadu 1,496 796 700 - - - 1,480 788 692 10 Selurnadu 3,017 1,557 1,460 387 194 193 2,550 1,324 1,226 11 Thinnanurnadu 2,537 1,305 1,232 3 1 2 2,482 1,283 1,199 12 Thiruppulinadu 2,399 1,215 1,184 20 10 10 2,339 1,188 1,151 13 Valappurnadu 4,608 2,348 2,260 1 - 1 4,497 2,289 2,208 14 Valavanthinadu 4,347 2,203 2,144 120 58 62 3,836 1,937 1,899 TOTAL 40,479 20,862 19,617 668 337 331 38,678 19,963 18,715 MALLASAMUDRAM PANCHAYAT UNION Sl.
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    Thematic Area

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    ANNEXURE 5.8 (CHAPTER V, PARA 25) FORM 9 List of Applica Ons For

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