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Important Numbers Member of Parlement T. N. PRATHAPAN (Thrissur) : 09447066717, BENNY BEHANAN (Chalakkudy) : 09846184400, REMYA HARIDAS (Alathur) : 09388849748, MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FROM THRISSUR Shri. A. C. Moideen Minister for Co-operation and Tourism 9447978800 [email protected] Prof. C. Raveendranath Minister for Education 9349759468 [email protected] Shri. V. S. Sunil Kumar Minister for r for Agriculture 9447897700 [email protected] Shri. B. D. Devassy Chalakkudy - [email protected] 9446087325 Shri. U.R.Pradeep Chelakkara - [email protected] 9072052295 Shri. K. V. Abdul Khader Guruvayoor - [email protected] 9847640404 Shri. K.U Arunan Irinjalakuda - [email protected] 9497560097 Shri. E.T Taison Master Kaipamangalam- [email protected] 9846958317 Shri. V.R Sunil kumar Kodungallur - [email protected] 9656965759 Shri. Murali Perunelly Manalur - [email protected] 9447015284 Smt. Geetha Gopi Nattika - [email protected] 9961264111 Shri.K Rajan Ollur - [email protected] 9961375280 Shri. Anil Akkara Wadakkanchery- [email protected] 9387103701 Gov. Medical College M.G Kavu Principal : 0487 2201355 Superintendent : 0487 2206455 Casuality : 0487 2206452 District Medical Officer(Health) : 04872333242 Ayurvedam (D.M.O) : 04872334313 Homeo(D.M.O) : 04872386643 Thrissur Collectarate : 0487 236 1020 Smt. T. V. Anupama IAS District Collector : 0487-2361020 : 0487-2362210 (F) : 9447129013(M) Revenue Divisional Officer,Thrissur : 0487-2360100 Revenue Divisional Officer,Irinjalakuda : 0480-2825259 Thrissur Corporation : 0487 242 2020 Chalakudy Muncipality : 0480 -2708323 Chavakkad Muncipality : 0487 -2507453 Guruvayoor Muncipality : 0487 -2555656 Irinjalakkuda Muncipality : 0480 -2825210 Kodungallur Muncipality : 0480 -2806300 Kunnamkulam Muncipality : 04885-225711 Wadakkancherry Muncipality : 04884-232252 Electricity TSR : 0487 2422950 Water Authority TSR : 0487 2333070 Fire Station TSR : 0487 2423650 KSRTC Unit Phone Numbers Thrissur : 0487 2421842, 2421150 (Enquiry) Chalakkudy : 0480 2701638 Irinjalakkuda : 0480 2823990 Kodungallur : 0480 2803155 Guruvayur : 0487 2556210, 2556450 Mala : 0480 2890438 Pudukkad : 0480 2751648 Religious Institutions Thiruvambadi Devaswam : 0487 2334354 Paramekkav Devaswam : 0487 2331273 Cochin Devaswam : 0487 2331124 Guruvayur Devaswam : 0487 2556335 Catholic Bishop House : 0487 2333325 Chaldean Syrian Bishop House : 0487 2420978 Chettiangadi Juma Masjid : 0487 2423201 Hospitals in Thrissur Thrissur Corporation General Hospital : 0487 2427383 District Ayurveda Hospital : 0487 2334599 Jubilee Mission Hospital : 0487 2432200 Amala Hospital : 0487 2304000 Sun Medical @ Research Centre : 0487 2433101 Elite Mission Hospital : 0487 2436100 Aswini Hospital : 0487 2335752 Metropolitan Hospital : 0487 2425123 Mother Hospital : 0487 2434100 Divine Medical Centre Wadakkanchery : 04884 232321 Unity Hospital kunnamkulam : 04885 222811 Royal Hospital Kunnamkulam : 04885 222633 Co Operative Hospital Irinjalakkuda : 0480 2825279 Westfort Hospital : 0487 2382130 St.James Hospital Chalakkudy : 0480 2710271 Craft Hospital Kodungalloor : 0480 2800200 Modern Hospital Kodungalloor : 0480 2802922 Raja Hospital Chavakkad : 0487 2502429 Chandramathy Amma Memmorial Hospital : 0487 2361420 Co-Operative Hospital Thrissur : 0487 2335550 Daya Hospital Thrissur : 0487 2475100 J.E.M Hospital Ollur : 0487 2353030 Karthyayani Nursing Home Thrissur : 0487 2334435 Raji Nursing Home Thrissur : 0487 2336791 Saroja Nursing Home Thrissur : 0487 2335185 THRISSUR CITY POLICE. OFFICER’S /OFFICE MOBILE PHONE NOS Designation Office Ph.No. Mobile No. District Police Chief 0487 2423511 9497996909 DC AR 0487 2327450 9497990236 ACP SB 0487 2426946 9497990085 ACP District Crime Branch. 0487 2426252 9497990084 ACP Admn 0487 2427574 9497975506 ACP DCRB 0487 2422332 9497990082 ACP Thrissur 0487 2424194 9497990087 ACP Guruvayur 0487 2550007 9497980591 ACP Kunnamkulam 04885 212100 9497990086 AC -I AR, TSR 0487 2327450 9497990271 AC- II AR TSR 0487 2327450 9497987362 RI-I AR, TSR 0487 2327450 9497987360 RI-II AR, TSR 0487 2327450 9497987361 RI-III AR, TSR 0487 2327450 ISHO Town East/td> 0487 2424192 9497987130 ISHO Town West 0487 2363608 9497987131 ISHO Ollur 0487 2459420 9497987132 CI Control Room 0487 2424193 9497917144 ISHO Guruvayur 0488 5230100 9497962644 ISHO Peramangalam 0487 2306303 9497962833 ISHO Guruvayur Temple 0487 2556362 9497987136 ISHO Kunnamkulam 04885 222211 9497987134 ISHO Wadakkanchery 04884 236223 9497987137 ISHO Chelakkara 04884 252034 9497987138 ISHO Chavakkad 0487 2507352 9497987135 IP Munakkakadavu 0487 2530115 9497941832 CI Vanitha Cell 0487 2420000 9497987145 Town East PS 0487 2424192 9497980574 Traffic PS 0487 2445259 9497980586 Town West PS 0487 2363608 9497980560 Nedupuzha PS 0487 2447511 9497980551 Ollur PS 0487 2459420 9497980552 Mannuthy PS 0487 2370280 9497980548 Peechi PS 0487 2284040 9497980556 Guruvayur PS 0488 5230100 9497962797 Pavaratty PS 0487 2263000 9497980554 Peramangalam PS 0487 2306303 9497980557 Viyyur 0487 2327502 9497980570 Erumappetty 04885 273002 9497980532 Vadakkekkad 0487 2542390 9497980563 Cheruthuruthy 04884 262401 9497980531 Pazhayannur 04884 227250 9497980555 Vanitha PS 0487 2420720 9497980594 Thrissur Medical College PS 0487 2202434 9497980592 Cyber Cell 9497962836 Highway Police Guruvayur 9946500120 Highway Police Mannuth 9946500121 THRISSUR RURAL POLICE-OFFICER'S OFFICE MOBILE PHONE NOS District Police Chief, ThrisSur Rural 0487-2361000 9497996978 DySP Administration 0487-2363602 9497990081 DySP Special Branch 0487-2363604 9497990083 DySP Crime Detachment 0487-2420720 9497981247 DySPDCRB 0487-2363602 9497980576 DySP Kunnamkulam 04885-212100 9497990086 Designation Office Ph.No. Mobile Number District Police Chief 0487 2361000 9497996978 [Fax] 0487 2361000 Dy SP [Admn] 0487 2363602 9497990081 DPO 0487 2363602 Sr.AA 0487 2363602 9497965269 Manager 0487 2363602 9497965298 AO 0487 2363602 9497965322 Dy SP SB 0487 2363604 9497990083 Dy SP DCRB 0487 2363602 9497980576 Dy SP Crime Dett. 9497933751 9497981247 DC AR 0487 2327450 9497990236 AR Camp 0487 2327450 9497987361 Crime Stopper 0487 2363607 Women Helpline 0487 2428855 WCI Women Cell 0487 2363602 9497962656 SI Women Cell 9497962832 Dy SP Irinjalakuda 0480 2828000 9497990088 CI Irinjalakuda 0480 2826600 9497987139 Irinjalakuda PS 0480 2825228 9497980533 Aloor PS 0480 2725100 9497941830 Kattoor PS 0480 2877590 9497980536 CI Cherpu 0487 2340220 9497987140 Cherpu PS 0487 2340220 9497980530 Anthikad PS 0487 2626042 9497980522 CI Kodungallur 0480 2800561 9497987143 Kodungallur PS 0480 2800621 9497980539 Mathilakom PS 0480 2850257 9497980549 Kaipamangalam PS 0480 2847878 CI Valappad 0487 2394411 9497987144 Valappad PS 0487 2391236 9497980566 Vatanappilly PS 0487 2607540 9497980564 Dy SP Chalakkudy 0480 2708020 9497962589 CI Chalakkudy 0480 2701507 9497987141 Chalakkudy PS 0480 2708331 9497980525 Athirappilly PS 0480 2769004 9497980569 Malakkapara PS 0425 3237262 9497980547 Koraty PS 0480 2732593 9497980541 CI Mala 0480 2695005 9497987142 Mala PS 0480 2695005 9497980546 CI Pudukkad 0480 2755400 9497987133 Pudukkad PS 0480 2751336 9497980558 Varandarappilly PS 0480 2760150 9497980571 CI Kodakara 0480 2720287 9497962533 Kodakara P S 0480 2720287 9497980537 Vellikulangara PS 0480 2740542 9497980568 CI Coastal PS Azheekode 0480 2815100 1093 (Toll Free) 9497962603 SI Vanitha PS 0480 2825228 9497849690 Police Surgeon 0487 2200469 9387299855 Cyber Cell 9497976006 Highway Police Pudukkad 9946500118 Highway Police-Kodungallur 9946500119 Highway Police -Wadakkanchery 9946500122.
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