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FACULTY PROFILE
Dr. J.JEYAMATHI

Assistant Professor
Department of History
Lady Doak College
Madurai

[email protected]

Educational Qualification
Year of

  • Degree
  • Subject
  • Board / College / University

Passing

Tamil, English, Maths, Social Sciences,

  • S.S.L.C
  • Tamil Nadu Education Board
  • 1999

Science
H.S.C

B.A.

  • Science
  • Tamil Nadu Education Board
  • 2001

2004
Sivanthi Aditanar College, Nagercoil, Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Thirunelveli
History History History History
Scott Christian College, Nagercoil , Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Thirunelveli
M.A. M. Phil. Ph.D.
2006 2007 2015
South Travancore Hindu College, Nagercoil, Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Thirunelveli Scott Christian College, Nagercoil , Manonmanium Sundaranar University, Thirunelveli

Additional Qualification

▪

DTED(Diploma in Pre-Primary Teachers Education)

Research Experience
S.
Degree
No.
Title of the Research Work

  • 1.
  • M.Phil. Thengampthur Town Panchayat – A Study

SOCIAL POLITICAL ECONOMIC CONDITION OF THE DALITS IN KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY

  • 2.
  • Ph.D.

Area of Specialization

▪

SUBALTERN STUDIES

Orientation

  • Date
  • Title of the Orientation
  • Level
  • Conducted by

Tamil Nadu Teachers Board

30TH August, RE-ORIENTATION COURSES FOR THE TEACHERS
2008 HANDLING X-STD SUBJECTS

National
Refresher Course Date Title of the Orientation Level Conducted by

Academic Membership

▪

TAMILNAD HISTORY CONGRESS

Articles Published
Seminar attended /

  • S.
  • ISBN No. /

CodeNo.

  • Date
  • Name of the
  • Article published
  • Organiser / Publisher

No.
Journal / Book

International

  • Seminar
  • on

“INNOVATION

Muslim College of Education B.ED& M.ED

  • AND
  • BEST

IN
ISBN:
978938142300
4
: 24th& 25th Jan, 2014
PRACTICES
1.

“DALIT-DEFINITIONS”

Thiruvithancode,
TEACHING AND

LEARNING”

Kanyakumari District

“DALIT- DEFINITIONS”

National

“NAGERCOIL CLOCK TOWER-

Conference

“HISTORIC

EDIFICES

on IMPORTANCE

PENDULAM”

  • FOR
  • ITS

B-DIGEST

Nagercoil, District
Publication,
27th March,
2015
Kanyakumari ISBN: 978-93-
84734-10-7
2. 3.
OF A

INDIA”-

Subaltern Study

National

B-DIGEST Publication,
: 28th March,

2014

“HISTORY OF KULATHUVILAI CHURCH”

ISBN:978-81-
929047-5-7

Conference

HISTORICAL

on

Nagercoil, District
Kanyakumari

- 2 -

MONUMENTS IN INDIA

National Seminar on “PROGRESS OF

HISTORICAL i-manager Pubication

“KANI’S AND KANI

SETTLEMENT IN
10th ,April,
2012
Nagercoil, District
Kanyakumari ISBN:978-81-
4.

5. 6.
RESEARCH AND WRITING IN THE 20TH CENTURY
908910-2-8

KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT”

  • Presented
  • The

of
Paper

SOUTH INDIAN HISTORY

Held in the
3,4,5 February,
2012
METHOD OF TEACHING IN Department EDUCATION History,
University of Madras

  • Indian
  • Chepauk,

Chennai-
600005

CONGRESS XXXII ANNUAL SESSION

Chepauk, Chennai-600005

  • Two Day National
  • UGC Approved Journal

20th&21st December, 2017
Conference

on “Value Based Education For Number: 44213(VOLU6)
“Quality Education Students”

for All- a Search for

Identity”

Shanlax International Journal of Education
ISSN:2320-
2653
Madurai-9

Two Day ICSSR Sponsored National

  • Seminar
  • on Present Status of Kodiakanal Hill Department of History,

Tribes –Special Reference to Directorate of Distance

  • Justice, Paliyars in 21st Century
  • Education

“Empowermeent,

ISBN:
978935174212
2
1ST&2ND Feb, Social 2018 Inclusive
Development: Issues
Perspectives of
7.
Madurai Kamaraj University

Madurai-2
&Tribal TamilNadu

  • Temple
  • Entry
  • Movement Hosted
  • by
  • :Jayaraj

Two Day ICHR

Sponsored National Seminar on
Kanyakumari District in the early Annapackiam College for Twentieth Century-with reference women

  • to SuchindramTemple
  • A peer reviewed, refered&

Quarterly Journal with Impact factor ROOTS UGC APPROVED JOURNAL NUMBER
ISSN:2349-
8684
8.

  • “
  • Popular

Movements in South India During 19th&

20th Centuries”

- 3 -

48991.

Participation: Seminar
S.

  • Date
  • Seminar Attended
  • Level
  • Sponsor
  • Organiser

No.

Inter – Collegiate Seminar on
POST GRADUATE Department of History, Scott Christian College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari
District
POST GRADUATE Department of History,
Scott Christian
4th , March,
2006

“Reconstructing the

History of
1. 2.
Inter College
College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District
Kanyakumari District A One- Day
History Department,

Women;s Christian College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District
History Department, Women;s Christian College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District
Seminar & FiveDay Exhibition on Kerala Through the Ages
12th March, 2010
Regional
National Seminar

on “Recent Trend in

Historical
History Department, Scott
Christian College,
Nagercoil, Kanyakumari
District
History Department,

  • Scott Christian
  • 18th March,

2011
3. 4.
National National
College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District

Research”

Two – Day National

Seminar on “Social

History Department, S.T. Hindu College,
Nagercoil

  • 20th&21st
  • History Department, S.T.

  • Hindu College, Nagercoil
  • January, 2012 Reformers of

Travancore”

Inter-National

Seminar on “

Muslim College of
Education,
Muslim College of

  • Education,
  • 24th&25th
  • Innovation and Best

5.

6.
International
January, 2014 Practices in

Teaching and
Thiruvithancode, Kanyakumari District
Thiruvithancode, Kanyakumari District

Learning”

National Seminar
History Department, Scott

Christian College,
Nagercoil, Kanyakumari
District
History Department,
Scott Christian

on “Progress of

10th ,April,
Historical Research
2012
National
College, Nagercoil,

Kanyakumari District and Writing in the

20th Century”

- 4 -

Two Day National Seminar on “Water- Resources of Tamil NaduHisto-Festo Cultural Environment
History Department, Lady Doak Collge,
Madurai-2

  • 30th& 31st
  • History Department, Lady

Doak Collge, Madurai-2

  • 7.
  • National

January, 2018

Perspectives”

Participation: Conference

  • S.
  • Conference

  • Date
  • Level
  • Sponsor
  • Organiser

  • No.
  • Attended

Eighth All India Conference of Scott Research Forum
Scott Christian College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari
District
Scott Christian College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District
2nd April,
2011

  • 1.
  • National

National Conference on

“Historical

Monuments in

India”

Scott Christian College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari
District
Scott Christian College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District
28th March,
2014
2. 3. 4.
National National National
National
Scott Christian College,

Nagercoil, Kanyakumari
District
Scott Christian College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari District
27th March,
2015
Conference on

“Historic Edifices of India”

Two Day National
Thiagarajar College of

Preceptors,
Thiagarajar College of Preceptors,
20th and 21st Conference on

December,
2017

"Quality Education - A Search for

Identity”

  • Teppakulam,
  • Teppakulam,

  • Madurai - 625009
  • Madurai - 625009

- 5 -

Participation: Workshop

  • S.
  • Workshop

  • Date
  • Level
  • Sponsor
  • Organiser

  • No.
  • Attended

21st

September,
2011

  • Centre for Gandhian
  • Womens Christian College,

Nagercoil
1. 2.

  • Regional
  • Department of History

Studie’s

November & Global Mission
Lady Doak College,

Madurai-2
Lady Doak College,
Madurai-2
December,
2015
Through English Learning
Regional
Intercollegiate

  • Centre for Womens;s
  • Centre for Womens;s

5th March,

2016
Faculty Workshop

on “Pedagogy of Women’s Studies”

3. 4.

  • Inter College
  • Studies, Lady Doak College, Studies, Lady Doak College,

  • Madurai-2
  • Madurai-2

National Level Workshop on
19th&20th

September,
2016

“Museum: Mirror of the Nation” (ICSSR

Sponsored

  • ICSSR
  • History Department, Fatima

College, Madurai
National
Workshop) Two- Day
25th&26th

September,
2016
Workshop for Resident Staff Members
Lady Doak College, Madrai- Lady Doak College, Madrai-
5.

6.
Inside College

  • 2
  • 2

Three-Day Workshop on

“Historical Methods”

  • 27th ,
  • History Department ,

Bharathidasan University,
Thiruchi

  • 28th&29th
  • National
  • ICHR

March, 2017

Four Day Workshop

on “Enhancing

Your Pedagogical Repertoire: Tasks, Techniques and Grammar for
Centre for Human Resource
Development &
Centre for Human Resource

  • Development &
  • 8th , 9th ,11th,

&12th , May,
2017

  • 7.
  • Inside College
  • International Studies Centre, International Studies Centre,

Lady Doak College,
Madurai-2
Lady Doak College,
Madurai-2
Developing

Academic

- 6 -

Language”

A Two- Day National Workshop

on “Recent Trends

  • 23rd&24th ,
  • History Department, Bishop History Department, Bishop

  • 8.
  • National

August, 2017 in India’s Relations

with East and South

  • Heber College, Tiruchy
  • Heber College, Tiruchy

Asian Countries”

  • 29th June, 13th Confident
  • Career Guidance and
  • Career Guidance and

  • 9.
  • July & 20th
  • Communication on
  • Inside College

Inside College Inside College Inside College
Placement Cell &Lady Doak Placement Cell &Lady Doak
July, 2016

English”

  • College, Madurai-2
  • College, Madurai-2

  • Career Guidance and
  • Career Guidance and

28th July,

2016
10. 11. 12.

Blended Learning”

Placement Cell &Lady Doak Placement Cell &Lady Doak

  • College, Madurai-2
  • College, Madurai-2

  • Career Guidance and
  • Career Guidance and

29th July,

2016

“Google

Placement Cell &Lady Doak Placement Cell &Lady Doak
College, Madurai-2 College, Madurai-2

Application”

25th , February,
&7th, March,
2016

“Conflict and

Conflict
Department of History, Lady Department of History, Lady Doak College, Madurai-2 Doak College, Madurai-2

Resolution”

Centre for Human Resources Centre for Human Resources
Development
(CHRD),RESEARCH
CULTURE
Development
(CHRD),RESEARCH
CULTURE

‘Research

12th ,
December,
2017

Motivation and Grant Proposal

Preparation’

PROMOTIONCELL(RCPC) PROMOTIONCELL(RCPC)

  • 13.
  • Inside College

  • &
  • &

TRANSLEAD RESEARCH TRANSLEAD RESEARCH TEAM, Lady Doak College, TEAM, Lady Doak College,

  • Madurai-2
  • Madurai-2

- 7 -

Organised by Society For Community Organisation
Trust & Justice
30th June,
2018
Society for Community
Organisation Trust
14.

“Gender Equality”

Regional
ShivrajV.Patil Institute for
Legal Studies.

One Day Workshop

on “Together We

17th July,
2018
Quiz & Current Affairs Club Quiz & Current Affairs Club
15.

16.
Inside College Inside College
Stand Together We

win- II Joint Event”

  • , LDC
  • , LDC

One Day Workshop

on “Workshop on LiFE Facilitation”

28th August,
2018
LiFE Centre, Lady Doak
College, Madurai
LiFE Centre, Lady Doak
College, Madurai

Four Days

  • organized by
  • organized by

26thSeptember Workshop on
Dr.A.K.THarien Chair for

Reconcilation, ICSA
,Paripurna Centre,
Dr.A.K.THarien Chair for
Reconcilation, ICSA
,Paripurna Centre,
2018 to 29th September,
2018.
Inclusive India – The Constitution & Legal Space for Nation Building

  • 17.
  • National

  • Manapakkam , Chennai
  • Manapakkam , Chennai

Centre for Human Resources Centre for Human Resources
Development (CHRD), RESEARCH CULTURE
Development (CHRD), RESEARCH CULTURE
Faculty Development
PROMOTIONCELL(RCPC) PROMOTIONCELL(RCPC)
16th, October, Workshop on

  • 18.
  • Inside College
  • &
  • &

2018.

“Collaborative

Learning and
TRANSLEAD RESEARCH TRANSLEAD RESEARCH TEAM, Lady Doak College, TEAM, Lady Doak College,

Leadership styles”

  • Madurai-2
  • Madurai-2

DEPARTMENT OF
HISTORY, LADY DOAK COLLEGE, MADURAI-2
DEPARTMENT OF
HISTORY, LADY DOAK COLLEGE, MADURAI-2

  • RESEARCH
  • INSIDE

19.

20.
27/08/2019 10/01/2019

  • METHODOLOGY
  • COLLEGE

CENTRE FOR
COMMUNICATION AND
MULTIMEDIA
CENTRE FOR
COMMUNICATION AND
MULTIMEDIA
ICT TOOLS FOR TEACHING
INSIDE COLLEGE
LADY DOAK COLLEGE,

MADURAI
LADY DOAK COLLEGE,
MADURAI

- 8 -

Participation: Training
S.

  • Date
  • Training Attended
  • Level
  • Sponsor
  • Organiser

No.

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, LADY DOAK COLLEGE,
MADURAI-2
DEPARTMENT OF
HISTORY, LADY DOAK COLLEGE, MADURAI-2
TEACHING OF
1.

2.

  • 05/02/2018
  • REGIONAL

ARCHAEOLOGY

Participation: Online

  • S.
  • Programme

Title

  • Date
  • Programme Type
  • Level
  • Organiser

No.

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    www.ijcrt.org © 2018 IJCRT | Volume 6, Issue 1 January 2018 | ISSN: 2320-2882 EARLY IRRIGATION SYSTEMS IN KANYAKUMARI DISTRICT Dr.H.Santhosha kumarai Assistant professor Department of History and Research Centre Scott Christian college (Autonomous), Nagercoil ABSTRACT: The study has been under taken to analyse the early irrigation systems in kanyakumari district. Ay kings who ruled between 4th century BC and 9th century A.D showed interests in developing the irrigation systems. The ancient Tamils found a good system of distribution management of Water.The Rivers are the back bones of irrigation in kanyakumari district. During early period tanks were created with a clear idea to meet the needs of the people The earlier irrigation systems were well planned aiming at the welfare and benefit of the people . The irrigation system that was developed during the early period in kanyakumari district is still continuing and helping the people. Key words - irrigation system, rivers, tanks, welfare and benefit. 1. INTRODUCTION Kanyakumari district differs from the rest of Tamil Nadu with regard to its physical features and all other aspects, such as people and culture. The normal rainfall is more than forty inches a year. Kanyakuamri District presents a striking contrast to the neighbouring Tirunelveli and Kerala state in point of physical features and agricultural conditions. The North eastern part of the district is filled with hills and mountains. The Aralvaimozhi hills and the Aralvaimozhi pass are historically important( Gopalakrishnan, 1995,).The fort at the top of the hill was built by the ancient kings to defend the Ay kingdom. Marunthuvalmalai or the medicinal hill is referred in the epic of Ramayana.
  • Breast Cancer Activity of Isolated Compound from Tinospora Cordifolia Aerial

    Breast Cancer Activity of Isolated Compound from Tinospora Cordifolia Aerial

    Online - 2455-3891 Vol 14, Issue 3, 2021 Print - 0974-2441 Research Article BREAST CANCER ACTIVITY OF ISOLATED COMPOUND FROM TINOSPORA CORDIFOLIA AERIAL SREEDEVI A, MALAR RETNA A* Department of Chemistry and Research Centre, Scott Christian College (Autonomous), Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu, India. Email: [email protected] Received: 11 September 2020, Revised and Accepted: 08 January 2021 ABSTRACT Objectives: The present study undertaken to explore antioxidant and the cell line study of isolated compound from ethanol extract from Tinospora cordifolia belongs to the family Menispermaceae. Methods: The air dried powdered sample of aerial parts of T. cordifolia was extracted in a Soxhlet using five different solvents. Most active ethanol extracts were purified using silica gel column chromatography. Characterized the structure of the isolated compound using Fourier transform infrared spectrum, 1H nuclear magnetic resonance, and liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry studies. Antioxidant and anticancer activity of isolated compound was determined using 2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl and 3-(4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl)-2,5-diphenyltetrazolium bromide assay. Results: Magnoflorine was isolated from most active ethanol extract from aerial parts of T. cordifolia which shows maximum antioxidant activity 64% at the tested concentration 500 µg/ml. The percentage of cell viability varied from 53.3% at the minimum tested concentration 3.12 µg/ml to 1.9% at the maximum tested concentration 100 µg/ml. Conclusion: The isolated characterized compounds would be useful to prepare plant-based pharmaceutical preparation to treat various diseases linked with human diseases. Keywords: Column chromatography, Antioxidant, 2,2-diphenyl-1-picrylhydrazyl, Michigan Cancer Foundation-7 cell line, Breast cancer, Tinospora cordifolia.
  • NIRF 2019 – Data Collection Form

    NIRF 2019 – Data Collection Form

    NIRF 2019 – Data collection Form JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS Whether indexed by Academic JOURNAL Impact Whether notified TITLE SCI/SCOPUS/Web Year (ISSN; VOL; ISSUE; YEAR) Factor by UGC of Science etc. (Specify details) 2014 Problems in Rural-Urban Migration of ISSN 0976-5417, Vol 5 No.2 December UGC Fishermen in Kanyakumari District 2014 “Crossian resonance” Multi Disciplinary research Journal 2014 “Trends in Fish Production in India and LPC Bullettin on Research journal UGC Tamil Nadu” ISSN 2249-3417, Vol 4 No2 January 2014 2014 “Recent Trends of InterRegional Migration LPC Bullettin on Research journal UGC In India” ISSN 2249-3417, Vol 5No1 July 2014 2011 “Migrant Fishermen in Thirunelveli Journal of Fisheries Economics and UGC District” Development ISSN 2249-1074 Vol. XII No .1 Jan-June 2011 Note: The evidence for the above details should be attached SEMINARS/ WORKSHOPS/ CONFERENCES ATTENDED Academic Topic Venue DATE (DURATION) Sponsoring Agency Year 2009 “Global Financial crisis and its impact on S T Hindu college nagercoil 11th and 12th September UGC Indian Economy” 2009 2011 “Globalisation and Agricultural labour Scott Christian College 17th , 18th June 2011 UGC Market” Nagercoil NIRF 2019 – Data collection Form 2010 Participatory Curriculum Development on M.S university 23-28 August 2010 European study centre social Exclution 2011 “Cropping pattern in Kanyakumari Scott Christian College 15th and 16th July 2011 Planning Commission of India District” Nagercoil 2011 “Statistical Techniques for Research in Vivekananda College 16th march
  • CSI Life Mar 2017 Full.Cdr

    CSI Life Mar 2017 Full.Cdr

    March 2017 | Lent Volume XV | Issue 3 | Rs.150 Per Annum CSI DIOCESE OF VELLORE RETREAT CENTRE DOUBLE BED ROOM@ Rs.750/- PER DAY DORMITORY @ Rs.150/- PER HEAD, PER DAY CONFERENCE HALL @ Rs.2500/- PER DAY FOOD – PER DAY, PER PERSON @ Rs.300/- NON VEG. @ Rs.275/- VEG. Rt. Rev. Dr. A. Rajavelu Bishop in Vellore Rev. H. Sharma NithiyanandhamRev. P. Suresh Anandhakumar Hon. Secretary Interim Treasurer Mr. Stephenraj Jayakumar Administrator – Retreat Centre Mr. J. Alpious Sunny Manager – CSI Diocesan Office KOTAIYUR ROAD, YELLAGIRI, VELLORE DISTRICT Contact Nos. 9442453845, 9994337355, 9443037638, 9443965966, 9487232536 0416-2232160 – CSI Diocesan Office, Vellore 04179-245355 – Retreat Centre, Yellagiri 2 EDITOR’S DESK Forgiveness – towards practicing dharma God has given us grace to enter into the assemblies with iniquity. Your new But then, in their condemnation of the season of Lent - a season for retrospection, moons and your appointed festivals my ritualistic religion, the prophets proclaim introspection, prospection, a time to walk soul hates; they have become a burden to the promise of forgiveness: “though your steadfastly towards the cross, to me, I am weary of bearing them. When sins are like scarlet, they shall be like experience forgiveness and to become a you stretch out your hands, I will hide my snow; though they are red like crimson, forgiving community. Forgiveness is a eyes from you; even though you make they shall become like wool” (Isa.1:18). process wherein the gift of forgiveness is many prayers, I will not listen” (Isa.1:12- Forgiveness is a gift of God, a process experienced, appropriated and embodied.
  • Rev. Isaac Henry Hacker and Six Years' Movement in South Travancore

    Rev. Isaac Henry Hacker and Six Years' Movement in South Travancore

    © 2018 JETIR June 2018, Volume 5, Issue 6 www.jetir.org (ISSN-2349-5162) Rev. Isaac Henry Hacker and Six Years’ Movement in South Travancore – A Glance D. JEYAKUMAR 1 & Dr. P. PUSHPA RAJ2 1Research Scholar & 2Assistant Professor (Research Supervisor) Department of History, Scott Christian College (Autonomous), Nagercoil, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Abishekapatti, Tirunelveli – 627 012, Tamil Nadu, India. Abstract: Rev. I.H. Hacker was one of the pioneer missionaries sent by the London Missionary Society to do missionary works in Travancore. As a missionary he arrived at Neyyoor on 9th January 1878. His services were remarkable in the history of South Travancore Christian mission. The work of I.H. Hacker was a milestone in the churches of South Travancore. A remarkable movement among the Christian people, called the “Six years’ Movement”, took place about this time. How it began cannot well be traced, but its central place in Travancore was a small village near Mavelikarai, and the leading spirit of the movement was one Justus Joseph. He proclaimed in 1875 that he was commissioned to declare that the second coming of Christ was to take place in six years’ time, in October 1881. During the last three years of his supposed prophecy the movement spread like wildfire, and many of the established churches were disorganised. Some people sold their little bits of property, threw their money into a common fund and devoted themselves heart and soul to the proclamation of what they believed to be the truth of God. When 1881 ended the movement collapsed and most of the people returned to their respective missions.
  • Kerala Mudali: a Weaver - a Study

    Kerala Mudali: a Weaver - a Study

    International Journal of Research ISSN NO:2236-6124 KERALA MUDALI: A WEAVER - A STUDY K. Baby Ph.D. Research Scholar (Reg. No.12005) Post Graduate and Research Department of History, Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil – 629 001. Affiliated to Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Abishekapatti, Tirunelveli – 627 012, Tamil Nadu, India. Dr. D. Rani Mila Assistant Professor (Research Supervisor) Post Graduate and Research Department of History, Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil – 629 001. Affiliated to Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Abishekapatti, Tirunelveli – 627 012, Tamil Nadu, India. ------ Abstract The Kerala Mudali of Kanyakumari District say that they are the Original inhabitants of Kaviripoompattinam (Poompuhar) the ancient port city, in Thanjavur District, from where they migrated to the south after the fall of the Cholas Kingdom and settled Permanently in the Travancore state, the major portion of which is part of the present Kerala state and the rest part of Tamil Nadu. The Muthaliyars are also believed to have come from the Gangetic plain. They were known as Vellalar, Karalar, Karkadar and Karakattar. They have been an influential people with landed wealth, commanding also considerable success in trade. Key words: Kavithies, Mudaliyar, Ur. Kaikolans. INTRODUCTION Mudali and Mudaliyar have the same meaning and are derived from the same root as ‘mudanmai’ the ‘ar’ in mudaliyar is only the person who is first in rank or dignity, hence the chief man in a community or village and town at Mattancheri. The raja of Cochin appears to have appointed a chieftain among them with the title of Mudaliyar apparently a revival of privilege granted to Joseph Rabban by Bhaskara Ravi Varma.