FIFTH ALL INDIA EDUCATIONAL SURVEY
DIB'TRICX SURITBY REPORT
; TIRUNELVELI KATTABOMMAN DISTRICT ;
I 1986-87
District Bducational SUrvey Report
TliUNELVELI KATTa BOHMaN DISTRECT
( Fifth All India Educational ^rvey as on 30o9*1986)
Chapter I
1. General Infom ation ; The District Report on the fifth All ’Tn3Ia**Ef3uca^ronal^ servey has b e ^ prepared on the basis of the data collected through 12B tables^ The report gives the picture of the various educational facilities available in villages in each Block development area and Urban towns as on 30,^*198S the particulars furnished in the tables have been collected through the village infoimation foims and the lArfi school info mid tion foimso
Topography of the District; The then Tirunelv^li District
'^as bifurcated into two viz, the Chidambaranar District and the Ti ran^vely Kattabomman district on 5 * 9 3 6 . It i s flanked by the V*0, Chidambaramar district in the east and the western ghat in the west kanyakumari district lies on its southern border wiriile the kamarajar district lies on its northern border. It has an area of 6838 sq, kms<, It consists of nine taluks viz .Sivagiri, Sankaran kovil, 3iencottah Tenkasi> Ti.iunelvely, palayamcottai, Ambasamudram, Nanguneri and f^dhapuram. There are 19 ELocks Municipalities and two town^ips, i. 9, courtallarn and sankarnagar. The total number of villages in the Riral area is 553 which included 27 uninhabited villsiges an i i8 43 habitations.,
Irrigationi The Tambaraparani in the main perennial river Ravln^-t-t-s source in th eV ^stem ghats at papanasam and manimuthar arg, the two dapi ~ constructed across tho river Tambaraparani'*‘^supply water nnd hydro electricity regularly.
33.vagiri, aankarankc.il and Padapuram are the taluks in the iry lands having only x scanty rainfall. Hence the forewell s and manam^ ri tanks on the source for irrigation in the sp taluks«» ^ i n crops; The ^'iain cio psa. e paddy‘ plantain, ^garcane camTiD”” T?all5 cottan an.d chillies in some part of the district where the land i s fertile*
Industries: The Tiranelveli Katxabomman district is industrially ‘E)acEwal’^ ' “There is a c ^ e n t factory at Talayuthu near Tiiunelvely^ Cottan, ginning and spinning mills are located at ^^anguneri, Timnelvely Veerav'^nallur and Ambasamudram. The ^^adura coats weaving mill at Vicki ram a sing apu ram papanasam is one of the industry in this district. The sun paper mill at cheranmahadevi produces new print paper. Tile- makings, bricksnaking, pottaries? lion industries} carbide industries brass and aluminium vessels making are same of the minor industries in this district.
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^eedi ma nufactuilng is thp main co indu stry which provides vsnplo^'ment for -women at h^moc
Po£Ula_^tions Population as per l £ S i census in this district
1 s given below» >''iaie Fecial e Total
All comiL'mlties 1 0 ^ 9 1 ^ 3 I I 5325I 52 2 2 ,23,170
Scheduled castec 133,554 1,£3,923 3,77,477
Scheduled Tribes 3^062 3 ^21? 6 ,^ 1
68„4;^ of the total papulation live in nai^l areas. As on 30,9ol2S6 th'^ astimated ropnlation i $ iS ,75j922 in ru ral areas with an incra.^sa cl 2% \A\en compased to th^ prc'dous cen.sus repo rt.,
Thed^-^nsity of the papulation of the distilct i s 328 per SQolans.-. as against 372 per sq=lans,, for the state.-. 3.^15 3 5]hi 3 is an educationally advanced district Ea"^*ng many riLUiber of institutions of vari.our. jategories- There -are 74 Arts colleges two Teacher tesc Training colleges 2 Engine3ilng colleges an 1 one medical college education p rin a r y e c.i ti on is p ro vl de di n 1536 p rim a ry ecIi ool an d 353 upper priPi iry sencol c,-. There are f l Oecmdary 3:1 d Higher seconr.ar^' schools iu the di 'trict th^ Higher secondary education covers -^ll the unlt^n ar^^ari^ BesLi.. d*''?: th^r-^ are one school for th^ llitiu aa 1 two deal' a^d. d-AC-'. 0 -scn^ ol However Educational cu:.'vey is be.ng cond’icted in every ten years® The tic^ai policy jo Education i,rS6 also envisages among o^l^er things. c-r?3;Uco. ion jf illi-iracy and uni^ers^ri- sation cf piia:ai‘y edacatioa tiie Co ;; rnment of India Minisiiry of Re^curc^-s Dev^‘iOpment has decided to conduct su rvay ir the schools educiticn jrea 'joveriling same very importan-ij a:lpeets .luch ajr;snhoclii',^ facilities for children and th ei. r a c c a 3 ci. till t y pa r ti oul a ry i i^. m ral e rea s., Th e data of r 9 f e ren c e to th is su r \/c y w^a s S^:? p t gn be r 30 , 198 6.^ Fift'^™ All In'^ia Educational survey
As ordered in GoO,Hs<>Nor8 (i'ducatlon deparian =nt) dt.j 2glo3 7 the fifth All India Bduc.^tjonal survey was conducted in Tamil Nadu frcm I’obruary 1937 to Novf?nbor*B7« Mr* E^>iohamed Hanipa B, 3c, j BoT;,was Rppointed a^i District Educational Survey officer for this distri.cto took charge a^ District Educational ser\"ey office:.' an 12th February 1987<» All the Deputy Inspectors of schooJ ^ w-^re given training at a first phuse an ll, 5oBV and 12. 5o87 in Goverrment High school Ti run el vely in o rder to th e vi 11 ag ? in fo nna tlon fo im s and school inronuation foi^is at blocK J'avels^ Head.a-of seconlary
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-...... ! § : ___ / 3 / and Higher secondary schools had also been giv«n-“traliain^ for two days three cdntr^s Valllyur, Tenkasi and Tirunolvqly as to the preparation of villages infoimation foiuis and school infoimation foims-. The Deputy Inspectors of sch'^ol s in turn gag’8 training in the preparation of the said foims for two days to thn Heacknasters of the primary and Middles schools.,
The second phase training for tiie Block survey officers (i(t) Daputy Inspectors of schools for filling up the Block level fonns was conducted from 10.9.87 to lo.?*87 at The^rthapathy Higher sacon isry sdbool Ambasamudram Block Tables fmm rJo, i to 12B vrare distributed to th?tn. These tables were prepared by the Deputy Inspectors of schools with the help of school information foims and vj..llage infonnation foims.
Tha village infoimation foms have infoim-^tions relating to popul ',tion schooling and other educational faodlities in the village th 3y have the materials fOfTUK-the census data of U 86 and infoimation from the village officers. The Block Develpment offic3rs haVG also helped to fill up the questionaires l-*9* The has 15 itans and the urban Information foim has ll i t ^ s to b? filled in which pertains to pupulaticn school age children, racognised schooling facilities non foimal ani aiult educition available in each village. These foims were fillei up by 'ohe h3s(3^i‘asters of th-^ primary upper primary secondary Higner secondary schools pf^rtaining to each village. I f there are more schools the Headnaster of the school having th<^ highest staniard was entrusted with this work*
School Infonnation forms : All the heainasters of primary ~‘'~rpT^al*y'^‘^c ^ff^r^ secondary schorl s were entrusted vlfe this work to fill up the S .I.F , which ha s 46 itfms regarding the type of school enrolment teachers and their qualifications building pi iv grounds^ library, book bank, noon me:.ls programme etc. Survey vK^rks The forms filled by the heaiuasters were verified and checked by the Deputy Inspectors of schools a'c block level and consolidated into Block Tables from Noso > 1 S A Block m??D and a report were prepared by th^tmltted uo tha Di S'S ne t Mucational survey oi*ficer for District con soli i..tion and preparation d>f District Tables numbering l60« /V Stat(3riont Rowing the General data
OU Area of the District o838 sa#
2m No, of Taluks in the Bistric't 2
3a No« of Block Developrqent araas in "the district 19
4, To t al popul a ti on c f th e Di st ri c t as p^3? tho censJis l£8 l 22,23,170
5* Total population of thp District as por ^irvey (30,fo86) 24,68,417
6. Total papulation of the rural areas asperc=^nsus8l 15,30,199
as per survey 86 16,75,922
7» Total pGpuldtion of the Urban araa as per c^sus 7 ,0 2 ,9 7 1
as per survey 7^995
8o Total No^ of villages in the Di gtid.ct (including) uninhal^i tted) 563
9. Total No„ of DninhatdttGl villages 27
10*. Total No. of rural habitationa 1843
11* Total Noo o f I) rhpn areas 12
12. No. of habitation^ wltii a population of b.-low 160 124
• • • 5 / 5 / 2« StatGPient showing the Block DevaLopnu^t arnas and thii No. of villages cover^A hy th<^eareas ani th'^ir populajicnpopul»jgion as por survey
S* o f tha Block No. of Hiral Urban Total No villages ——
1. Anfcasamu lra m 22 57343 96331 153674
2.Ka1ayam 22 8 SPSS 8ffi55
3. Kalaka 3a 35 74716 I B 73 8 6 S ?
4. t'Jangun ari. 34 106453 - 106453
5. fapaku 2e 57054 - 370 54
6. laliapurani 23 £26 Ig 17J6B 110 SB 7
7- Sauna iavi 31 S7139 41063 108202
Valllyur 27 126763 - 126763
Alangulam 27 104B94 - 10-©94
10. Kadayanallur 16 56f35 65734 122669
11. Kllapavoor 21 1 2 «0 7 - 124B07
12. 3iencottah 13 $ 5 2 ° 27386 86115
13. Tenka si 16 8030e 56592 136901
-1 ^ KimvlkulaJii 50 105323 - 305323
15. r 68 111031 111031 16« i^ielanlli thanallur 24 80688 - 80688
17. Palayamco ttai 60 :i054U 53643 159054 18. ^nkarankovil 24 811S8 44655 12® 53 19. Va^ievanallur 22 868 55 •teocc 13SB 55
Tirunal V3ly 163695
palaysflacottai 164355
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Chapter II primary Education
2-1 No. of habitation served with primary ilools/sections
There are ]343 habitations in rural area in this district Educational facilities at the primary school levol are avail)able for 1734 rural habl tations wi th a total pupulation of 16,47,167* This forms 91^5:^ of tha total population of these 132B habitations with a total papulation of 15,32,20 5 have primary sectio nw ithin the habitation limit itself and 403 habitations with a total population of 1 ,1 4 ,9 6 2 .‘have primary sections with ina kilometre reach.
Among the 19 blocks in the district conpresent (lOO^) habitations of pal ayamkottai , shecottah, Tenkasi and kilapavoor blocks are served with primary education on-y 75, 5i of the habitations in kadayanallur block are served by primary sections- A stationt avowing the facilities for primary sections in rural habitations is givan below.
With school With school without Total in th(3n in the school neighbouring in the habitations vicinity
Habi tation 13^ 406 10? B 4 3
population 1532205 114962 »755 1375P22
percentage, to. the ' total population £1,5^ 6„4^ 1,6^
109 habitations are not served with primary sections of these 60 habita-^ions have been includei in the proposals for naw primary school s» Badapuram and kadayanallyr there are /3 proposals for each of and there are similar proposals for the other 11 blocks numbering less than 5. I f new primary schools are opened in tha proposed habitations £7% o f the total habita tions will have facilities for primary education.
2-2 Educational facilities in -scheduled castes and scheduled T ri b"^^' 'po pill a’^TeT villig e s7 ------
Scheduled castes^ Out of 536 inhabited villages 35 villages
^2ive no Schedule caste population. 457 villages h-ive below 50^ Scheduled caste population and 44 villages have more than 50^ Scheduled caste population. Out of 5^- scheduled oaste populated villages habitations hav^-^ primary sections.
Scheduled Tribes: 400 villages have no S*T, population
66 villages have below 25^ S„T, ^nd 63 villages among th,^ have primary Biucation facilities. One village having 2^-50%
• • • • 7 7 7 / Scheduled Tribes population has pilmary Biucstion Facility, Only^fH-t. village has more then 7^fo S,T. popuV^tion with has no^ primary Education Facility,
2,3 Number of primary Schools:
There are 1322 independent primary schools in the rui^l ar>:^as of this district 294 upper primary schools one secondary school and cno Higher seconlary school have primary sections • In ths lural area there are ® 1 Govemm^^nt primary schools 740 private aidea school? ani one unailed sdiool.
There are 236 independent primary schools in urban area of t h ^ $ are itin by Government 4^ by local bodies and 150 by private aided agencies. In aiiition to upper primary schools 6 Secondsry schools ani on^^ Higher secon-^ary school have primary sections alsOo
2,4 Building facility; Out of 1322 itiral primary school lllO fiave“piiGca“ 'Durrding 137 have partly piicca buil iing and 75 schools ha^e thatched tuilding. In urban area 210 sch^^ols have pucca • bullying 8 have partly pucca and 3B ha ve~ thatched buil iing 6% of the rural schools have thatchei buildings and 9% of the urban schools h^",ve thactched buildings.
ss All primary schools in rural and urban a raja’s"* have in stnactione3, room s 276 rural primary school 5 and 53 urban school s have ort^ y one in stmctional room» 237 rural schools and 78 urban schools have more than five instructional rooms.
Out of 1322 rural primary schools Ivate unaidei school s need fivA ani nine rooms 64 need neei three rooms.
In urban-area 17 Govomment schools 10 Local bo iy scliool s and 40 private ai i^i schools require aiditional rooms of which IS need 5 ani above rooms 6 need four ani above rooms S aaed three rooms.-, 2^7 Slack_^Boards' Out of 8 411 sections of rural primary spools ^9T"navo''no~'&iack boards 263 have unusatle black boards 7357 sections have usable black boards.
In urban primary schools out of 22£9 sections 2244 have Usable laLack boards 33 have unusable, black boards ani 22 have no black boards^ 91% of the rural primary sections and 97*5% of the urban primary sections have usable black boaris.
'The bloaks ^^anguneri, Vasuievanallur and palay^mkottal have more than 30 sections without black boaris ani all the other blocks having 20 to 30 sections are without such facilities Therefore all the blocks n.->ei black boaris* Bat the urban schools in out side the block ievelopment ar'^a have black boaris in all primary sections*
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2 .8 . Other facilities In pilmary schools
Availability of Hiral school^ Urban schools Govt, private Govt. Local pll ailecl tody vate aided
1. Drinking water 8 6 | °S% • 96'^ 100^ 97^
2. Urinal 24?? Q2% 82^ 80^ 88 ^
3. Separate urinal for gi rl s 11% 41^ 64:1 34^ 64S«
4. Lavatory 10% 33% S?% 11% 65^
5. Separate Lavatory for girls 5% ?a% S)% 2^%
6, ^Aedical check up 3S% -\5fo S3% Ql%
; Out o f 1 6 $ pilmgry schoi^l s in the 31 s*^riot 623 have five ani more teachers 54 are single teachers schools ani 41£ are double teachers schools, There is no school without a teachers. N^nguneri block has 12 single teachers schools ^''^anu r .-^nd Kuruvikulam have 7 each and .Amba samulram ani SankarankovJl 5 each. There i s no single teacher schools in Kaiayam Kaiayanallur ani cherenmahadevi blocks.
^bern are 4701 primary teachers in rural” scHooIs7"’Smong"’^5ei?T27'?^ are males and 1923 are f ^ a l e s . All th9 teachers are qualified and trainedo 42 males graduates and o female graduates, 7 male post graduates an d 3 female post graduates are working in primary level in rui^l ar^s^
Un urban primary schools thereare 672 male teachers and 1000 f ^ a l e teachers in position* Out of which 10 are graluates and 2 are post graduates.
In rural primary schools 40^ of the total teachers are females and in urban 605^ are f?«ialo tpacherso Maligna re more in rural and urban areas who possess highpr qualifications.
As on 30«9*86 the enrolment S“1ih3 s.tds it I-V in liiral area i s 150425 boys 12T564 girls out o f thdn 337SB boys 26821 girls belon,5 the schedule castes. 131 boys 133 girls are sdieduled tribes. In urban area the enrolment of the std I-V i s ^ 7 2 6 toys 43438 gi rl s out of t h ^ 7716 boys 6511 girls are scheduled castes and 3 toys 32 girls are scheduled tribes. /9/
100^ of boys hasbean en rolis^^ at primary level In this district S7% girl stu Pupil t3achars Ratio : The pupil,^ t?ach®rs ratio wcrics out 4DJ1 in rur-3l ar?as ani 45?! in urban towns at primary Level. 710/ Chaptor -III Upper primary Education 3-1 No. of habitations servol with upper primary school s/sections 1577 rural habitations with a population of 15,26,029 aro sarved with upper primary sections. This is Pl^ to the total population, A statement showing the facilities for upper primary education in lUral areas is givdi below* Wi th school With school with out Total in thm in the school neighbouring in the habitations vicinity Habitations 370 1207 ^36 ]S43 population 730^8 5541 1498? 3 1673P22 percentage to the total population 47.4^ 1D% 101 habitations with a population of 90045 have be-^ inclulel in the proposal for new upper primary schools. lOO^ habitations of palayamkottai , Tenkasi ani ^oncottah blocks are servel with upper primary schools. These proposals relate to increase tha percaatage of 85*5^ to X Out of 536 villages in the District 531 have S*C, population out of thdn ^ 1 ’'Ullages have upper primary s<=^ctions« Out of 68 3oT. populatM villages 49 have upper primary facilitieso 3«2 Number of upper primary school s/sections Th are 2^? upper primary schools in rural area and 64 schools in urban are?9l secondary schools and Higher Secondary schools are attached v.lth upper primary classes in rural area secondary schools and Higher secondary schools are attached with Upper primary classes in urban area. The above particulars are given in t.-jble 8« 3-3 Builllngss Out of 363 upper primary schools in this ’“'31 sTJric'^"§Bl rural schools and 52 urban schools have pucca buil.dings. 85^^ of the schools have pacca buildings? 12^ have partly pucca buildings and 3% of the schools have thatched buildings. Block wise and manag^ent wise schools according to type of buildings are given in a form of statem ent. (Table 9 & lO) 2-4_Library; All the 2f9 upper primary school s in rural area are^HaveTibraries. In urban area 60 schools out 64 have libraries 245 schools libraries have dictionaries of the total schools are subscribing to nows papers and 70^ of the schools have book banks. 11 / n / t-5 Ancilary facilities: percentage of schools having the facilities BUral school s U rban schools Facilities of Govt. private Govt, Local pri- aiiei bo iy va te aided 1. Drinking water 88 92 90 96 92 2, Urinals 60 89 60 93 8 5 3. Separata urinals tor gi rl s 37 67 60 77 54 4. Lavatory 31 59 50 88 77 5. Separate lavatcry ft) r gi rl s 16 40 40 61 54 6. Maiical chock up 49 40 68 77 (Tabla-lS) 3-6 Taachars in position; i902 male teachers 3ni 1519 f ^ ^ l a TS3acRers*“’aT'G“wo‘Hcrng“IH 2££ rural upper primary schools of t h ^ 123 males and 50 f??iial-3s are graduates. 23 males and 8 f?^ales are post graluates. 739 male t-^achors ani 805 femalss t-jachers are working in urban schools of th”^ 65 males ani 30 ft'tnales ara graiuatas. 3 males ani 4 f^ a lo s are post graduates. The parcent.age of f^malo t---3chors is more in urban schools. The percentage of graduates and post graduates teachers in rural schools in S i and it i s in urban schools. A stat sse^: The total enrolment in rural "upper"’ primary classes (Vl-nil)* i s 8 1434 ani in urban schools i t i s 3B , 277. The enrolment of 3. C, in rural area is 22^ to the total anrolment ani 3. T, j_g o. 2^^ In urban area S,C, anrolm^t is 17:^ and S.T, enrolm-ent is 0.03^ cl ass wi se on rolm ?n t is as follows. Stadariis Ehrolment of all communities liiral Urban Boys Girl s Boys Girls VI 1^69 6 12619 8826 5991 VII 168 57 10219 7171 5324 VIII 13774 8269 6460 4505 Total 50327 31107 22457 1SB20 3~8^pupil J^eschciLR^t^: pupil teadiers ratio in rural areM.s 2'B’51 anTln” ul:*ban~367i, The percentage of girls enrolm/^nt in rural areas is 3B>%^ in urban areas 41^ ani in th^^ district SSd 39.1% ..1 2 /12/ Chapter-IV Saconlary and Higher Seeoniary Eiucatj.on 4r-l Habitations in rural area with secondary ani Higher seeoniary Educationa stage* 1734 habitations with a total popu^ atio/n of 1 5 ,0 9 ,3 $ ar: servol with soconiaiy Education stages. This foims 9 6 fo to the total ruia- population., I09 hati tation s with a total population o_ 3C-5S1 ar^p not s';rv^a uith seeoniary Elucation stage* This works out to only 4^. The above parti-culars are given below. With school with school in without Total in them th n ei gh bo u ri n g sbhool habitations ^ in the V/ ^c in it y Habi tcion 124 1610 109 B 4 3 Population 310363 12S89P5 66564 167^22 p e rc en t a g e t:) th e total population IB. 5,^ 77o5/^ 4/a 100^ 147^^ x-aral habitations with a tocal population of 1^,035176 are served V7ith. Higher secondary Education stages> 37l habi ta’i^ioia s are not served with Higher secondary Education stage« The above particulars are given below.» with school with school without Total .n them in the school fi^eighbou ling in the ha b;l ta ti on vicini ty Habi t a tions 5S 1413 371 B 4 3 population 13272 ■ 1 2 6 ^ 0 4 272746 167^22 percG^^tage to tha to t j;l pc p al a ti on 8o2 76o5 16,3 ' \Q0% Mo, of schocl sJ There arr' 72 sec^^ndary school s in rural areas and a rear and 43 Higher secondary schools in urban areas are attached wi'ch secondary classeso 5 soiool s in rural areas and 5 schools in urban yreas are only exclusively for girls* 3 schools in urban areas are only for boyso oth^rstco. Educational Institu- ti on Q. (\n>^ There are 40 Higher Secondary schools In rural aroas and 43 schools in tne urban areas. One Higher secondary schobl in rural area and 3.3 in urban areas are for boys only. 15 Higher Secondary schools in urban are only erclusively for girl;s. There i s no separate Higher secondary school for Girls in rural areas. .. ,13 /1 3 / A stat(3iient Rowing the No. of schools (manag^ent wise) is given below. Area ^''^anagomen t Secondary Higher school s secondary school s Rural Govt, 49 B private aided 23 22 Total 72 40 Govt. 6 11 - + , Local Body • 2 4 Urban private aided 7 22 private unaided .4 6 To tal 19 43 4^-3 Library facilities: All Secrni^ry ani Higher seconiay schools HivVIII»ra‘K8s7“i5ir'”schools in urban areas are subscribing to news papers but in rural areas 1^ seconiary schools ani 4 higher seconisry schools arp not subscribing for news papers, 4-4 Teachers in Seconiary schools* 640 mal^^:* tpachc»rs an 1 241 fimalo teachers are employed in rural secondary schools- 364 teachers are eciployei in urban schools of thdn 164 are males 200 are f cm ales, 1025 male teachers and 6i9 fm ale teachers are employed ‘ ±n rural Higher secondary schools 925 mal? teachers and 676 f ‘311 ale teachers are eauployed in urban Higher s?5condary schools. 4-5 Science Laboratories in Secondary schools: Out of 72 Secondary schools in rural areas ^ schools have separate La|^.< for physics, chemistry and biology. 26 schools have no 1 abarotorf.es out ip spools in urban areas 3 have separate labs and 16 have combined labs. 4~6_LatoXiitoxl.e^^in_Hi2h2r-.S^5Gll:3ar^-Schools: All the Higher Secondary school sTn"* rural "an d”urban'"area scoffer science subjects and all schools have laboratories Out of 83 schools in tho District 3 have separate labs and 45 have combined labs 7 schools offer home science and they alsn have labs. •.,rl4 / i V 4-7 Soienca 'tajching in SeconcJary Schools: 762 ta-3chars p.re teaching science in this district of then?One te3cher«( i s H iil, 195 teachers are Me Sc. an-l others are B, SCo with training qualifications* 4-8 Scieac'3 t3aching in Higher Soconiary school ss There ara 26i Science teach^'^rs in High<»r Secondary schools in tnis strict. Among t h ^ 193 teachers are Sc. degree hollers others are B, Sc legrea holders. All are trained lieach Pi'S, 4-c Karolment; As on 30.^,86 the total enrolment in Secondary L’l 3*3s&T’I §”*1^692 in rural areasr. O f than 25% are S, C„ and 0,3% are S/-C, In urb.n schools the total enrolment is ]3 ^CC. Of tha^ IBfo are S. C, and O.lfo are a T„ enrolme'f^t in urban area schoels. Girls enrolment in rural area is 36/1 an-i in urban area is 4;.., 10 Ancilary facilities^ (Secondary schools) Fa cili ties percentage of schools having the Facilities * Govt, Local p ri va t e pri vq schools bndy ai ded unaids J.C- DxlnkiUig water 37 100 mS: 90 100 2. J rinal ec lOO 87 lOO 3c Separate Urln^il for g5. rl s 69 100 8 7 100 4- lavatory 100 83 100 6c Separat-. Lavatory- for gi rl s 57 100 • 80 100 o. ‘"edical check up 80 100 85 ICO Higher J3e00n da ry school s lo Drinking water K)0 7 5 100 lOO 2o Xj rinal 100 76 100 , IDO * 3. Separate urinal for gi rl s 86 50 72 3D0 Lavatory S3 . 75 S5 3C0 4. 1 5. Separate -^avstory fcr gi rl s 72 50 77 ' 100 6 . ^'^adlcal check up ^ 3 76 98 > 100 • • l5 /1 6 / The above stitaniGnt ^cw s that all the Local Boiy ani pilvite unai lei seconiiry schccls are having 100% Anciliry f^icillties. private unai lei Higher seccni iry schools al sr' having 2QQ% An diary facilities, 4r-ll Physi cal Slucation teachers: All the Secondary ani Higher Secondary schools in this district have physical Blucation Tpachers. "^hare are 80 physical elucition certificate hollers anl 16 Diploma hollars in seconi^ary school, 168 certificate hollers ani 3S Uploma holiers are working in higher soconiiry school s. 4r* 12 Higher Ss^conl^nry school s having various strr^am; Co II rSG s A-/zf.-.'- ■{ No» of school s Artf5 54 Sci 3Qc»3 7^ com 1110 re e 64 Agriculture 27 "^achnical 38 Home science 7 Nursing 1 Teacher Tndning 22 4-13 Vocational courses: Regarling vocational courses Aulit ami Accountancy, Secretaryship and office managftnent,Ebgineorlng El ectrical, Agriculture, Nursing anl molwife, weaving. Typewriting ani Teacher Training are offerel in the Higher Secondary schools. 20 schools have workshops for the courses. As on 30.9t,86*6i8 students are given vocational Training in XI std and -^l in std XTI* • • * • 16 /1 6 / ^hap t93vV Other Biucitlonal Facilities 6-1 Non formal Education: 7 villag-'^s in this District are sarved with Non-formal Bduc.^tion centres at prim3ry lov=>l and ara village is stsrved with upp?r primary laval i rurgl irea. Thera is no Non fhitfi^l Education centra in urban araas. 96 boys and 1 ^ girls are anrolled at priniiry 1 aval ani 37 bnys and 26 girls are enrcHed >t upper prim-^ry l^val» ^ 2 ^iJJi'^^Sducat^n contros- Thr3?e are loo Adult Bducationa cafi'^r9s“rn*5i“ r"a*s~an i i62 cantras in 3 urban towns* Out i5o rurjl centres 18 for men, 137 for woman ani 11 for both man and women. Out i62 urban centres 5 cxi^itx for men 7 f o r worn an and 13D fcr bcth. Total anralmpnt in rural araa is 1273 men ani 3354 women, and in urban 106 men and 256 woman# 5~3 fa c ia l schools* J^'hara is a school for blind and two •5«iT^^IVTri‘^-'Saar•atld dumb in this ii strict. 6-4 pre^rim^ry^facilities: Out of 536 rural villagas 2B1 villages Ti’^‘VS*T3I a ^ ^ a ’sT’*!^"’^ I l a g a s ha va in depen d ^ t p r^^ p rima ry school s and 5 villages have pra primary stage attached with schools. Thara ara 434 Baiawadias. 28 in dap an dent preprlmary schools 5 cantras ara preprlmary attached school s. In urban areas 10 towns are served with 114 Balawaii centres, 3 towns ara served with 10 indapani^t praprimary schools ani 3 towns ara s^rvad with preprlmary attached schools. 717/ Chaptp^iv VI Conclusion Existing Eiuc-itional Facilities: Prim;4i-^_BiuSjt4^cn : There gre 19 tlock ievAlnpmant in this dis’trict consisting cf 3B43 habitations 1734 habitations ire served with the existing primary schools, proposals have been enuniinatel open new schools in 50 habitations. All th?=‘ urban areas hava pilm-jry schccl s. S££5I«EA?iirZ«?3^c.>t^on; 1577 habitations are serv^^i with uppir~priralry'*sec'lrcnsT 236 habitations ar-^ left unserved. At present proposals have been made to open upper primary schools in lOl habitations. Secondary 13^9.-ticn: A total of 1734 habitations are served into sec“n i“ ry"'Eluc“ ^ion facilities. But 10^ habitation are left un served. There .re 3C girls secon3iry school s i n this 1i strict. Hi gher_ Secondary 1 ^ 2 habi tations a re served with EIgFi"r“'secondlry“ scKocIsr”37l habitations are left unserved. 15 school 3 in this district are served exclusively f«^r girls. Th^ findings of the ilfth All Iniia Sduc itional xafft survey shows that the following points are to be given mo Be importancB in tha near feature to improve the quality and quantity of g-duc^ticn in this district. 1. Physical improv<=Rients like builiings, furniture for pupils and teachers urinal ani lavatory are to be male especially in primary schools. 2. Teachers may be appointed considering the pupil teachors iwa uio as 1J25. Kore over every primary school having 6 staBlis may be allotel minimum cf 5 teach^^rs to handle each stftniard. So that they may teach the cov-'^r the whole syllabus i f the classes fullyo 3. priority may be given for the following blocks in improving the prim ry school facilities. 1. Ambas;^udrein 2. Kalayam 3. Kalakadu 4. Nanguneri 5. papakudl 6* Ra ihapuram 7- Cheranmahadevi 8. Valliyoor 9 . Alankulapi 10. Kaiayanallur 11. KealapavDor 12. Tenkasi 13. Shencottuh 14. Kuruvikuli^n 15. Sankirankoil 16. N33lithanallur 17. Vasu ievanallur 18. Manur IS. Palayamkottai rt.il ELockvdS8 Habitations with ani \dthout Pilmary sections in EUral area (All habitations) S.No. Block Itans Habitations with Primary sections at a di stance of within up to 0 .6 to• 1.1 1.6 More Total the ha 0 .5 1.0 to to than bi ta- km. km. 1.6 2.0 2 km,► tion km. km. L 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7, 8 . 9* 30 l^Aiflba- i.N o .o f insti- 30 4 3 3 2 • • 42 samuiram, tutions ii«Their total 47838 42B0 3856 1038 331 • # 57343 population. iii-Percentage to 83.4^ 7 ,5 6.7 1*8 0.6 • • »• the total population. 2,Ka dayam i ; « 67 34 23 3 4 3 134 i i . »» 709P6 8482 4237 369 1266 506 SS855 i i i . « 8 2.6 9.8 4.9 0 .4 1.4 0.9 3.Kala- i . « 70 6 18 1 6 1 m ka do it. « 640 ^ 2934 4969 146 2338 284 74716 i i i . »* 8 5«8 3.9 6^6 0 .1 3.2 0^3 4*Nangqi i . ' " 126 26 33 4 6 igs neil. i i . « 89657 © 42 8 486 1599 869 1D6463 i i i . " 84 o2 5.5 81. 1.5 0.8 5-PaPa- i , 46 4 4 2 2 1 59 ku di. i i , 634^)8 1215 1261 511 378 281 67054 iiio 946 1.8 1,9 0.7 0,6 0 .4 6* Radha* i . 89 17 26 7 4 3 146 puram. i i . 82326 S800 40® 1180 728 527 92619 iii« '88 9 4 1 44 ^oCheran !• 46 11 4 • • 1 • • 62 ma devl iio 59163 7034 839 • • 83 «• 67139 iii^ 88o2 10,6 1,2 • • 0 .1 I Valliyur i* 93 31 45 7 9 3 338 iio 1D3072 9863 10120 l''33 1347 728 126763 iiio 81.3 7.8 84 5»Alangu- io 7l 3 . . * • 2 1 77 lam ii» 99494 4772 • • 532 96 104894 [| iii« 94,8 4 .5 • • )*Kadaya 1. 39 1 6 1 7 S3 nallur ile 49262 436 3146 502 3990 96936 i i i . 86.6 0 .7 6.6 .8 6 .4 • • 2 L. 2. 1 1 ^ s 4, 5. 6. 7. 8 . 9. ID ll^Kilapavoor i . 73 4^ 9 • • • # . . 86 i i . 121073 1653 .. 2081 • m # • . . 124^07 iil* 97 1.4 1.6 • • • • •. n 12o T ank a si i . 34 1 2 m • • • ♦ 3 7 i i . . rt 80192 ■400 1717 m • # • • • 8 2 3 0 ^ l il . 11 9 7.4 0 .5 2 .1 m • 9 • . . ft 13, .^en- i. 29 1 2 • • • ♦ . . 3 2 COttah. i i . II 57277 137 1115 ♦ • « m • » aB629 f) i i i • 97.8 0 .3 1.9 • • • m .. n 14,Ku ru vl- i . 112 11 ' 14 3 3 • . 1 4 3 1 kulam* iio n 97414 3976 2330 1202 401 . « 106323 n i i i . 92^5 3.8 2.2 .. • • ... . i» 15, Sanka ran-• i . 73 7 , 4 ■ « . 2 • • 8 6 kovil ii* It 78636 1681 531 « . 350 . « 81198 iii. If 96^8 2 0.7 * « 0 .4 ' . . • l6^N8d.ida- i* n 70 41 3 1 1 1 7 6 nallur. i i. n 79404 470 200 493 121 80688 It i i i . 98,4 • -m 0,6 . . « « • • n 17«Vasu- i . . © 2 1 4 # • 1 66 ^9va- i i . 1! 84209 3256 452 893 45 86^55 H nallur. i i i . 96,9 1.4 0 .5 • # • • iSoManur i. M 1D4 16 16 1 • • 4 141 ii . 103770 ^ 8 7 2130 4 3 8 • # 606 111033, n i i i . 93o5 3.7 1.9 . . • • • m m 1) B.Palayam - i . ... 98 21 m • * • • m m • 119 ko t tai 9 ii. 11 1009^ 4453 m m 106411 n i i i . 9 5.7 4.3 • • . • m • • • • # n 20 For the i . 1 3 ^ 198 208 41 43 26 1843 It Di s t r i c t i i o 153220 5 6 © 6 5 49097 12364 9617 6784 1676922 It i i i . 9 l o 6 3 * 9 2 , 9 0 . 8 0 . 6 0 . 4 Block wise Habltatirns witJi ani without Upper Primary Schools/ Sections in the FUral Area S.No.HLock I t^n s Hablrations with Upppr Primary sections at a -iistanch of With in upto Irl to 2. 1 to 3 .1 to 4,1 More To the 1 km. 2.0 km 3« 0 km 4 km to than tal 5 k m 1. 2. 3. ‘4. *6. 6. 7. 8 . 9. 10 11 l.Amha- i.No. of 3 1 17 6 2 2 6 42 samudram habl- ta ticn s ii.T heir 21SB0 847 17046 4843 3l61 1141 8705 57343 to tal popula tion. ill. Percen- 3706 1.6 29.7 8,4 • • «• • • tage for • the total population. 2.Kadayam i . n 15 42 32 27 9 S 4 134 i i n . 27023 2578 5 3P090 10500 2772 1184 6D1 8CB65 i i i . n 31.4 30 21 12.2 0 . . . • • • • 3«Kala-» i . rt 27 25 18 4 8 • m 101 kadi i i . Ii ^ 6 3 5 14635 150 56 11474 1990 2926 0 m 74716 i i i . n 38*3 19.6 20.2 15.4 • • . . • • . • n 4.Nangu- i . 46 31 37 38 X3 10 so 306 nerf. i i ; f! , 46383 15426 12244 19334 3647 4112 5307 1064S7 • ^ i i i . tt 43.6 14.4 11.5 18.7 • • • . • • tt 5. Papa- i . 15 20 13 8 1 2 • • S9 kudi’ i i . rt 34563 18297 7987 3346 1559 1302 • • 67054 i i i . n 51.5 27.3 "11.9 4.9 ..'.. • • 0 • 6. Radha- i . rt 27 51 36 17 12 5 • • 146 puram. i i . rt 53146 14932 13278 5935 3791 1537 • •# 92619 i i i . rt 57.4 16.1 14.3 6 .4 • V 0 • • • * . 7.Gh3ran i . n 8 13 21 14 5 1 • • 62 maha- i i . rt 32015 3B108 9585 5336 1521 574 0 • 67139 isvi. i i i . rt 47.7- 26.9 14.2 7.9 • • • « # 0 • * rt 8, Valli- i . 33 62 49 26 11 7 # • 1 12. Tenkasl i. I! 11 16 7 3 . • . • • 37 ii. n 37604 23644 16331 ^ 3 0 . •- « . ** 82309 ill. .11 45.6 as.7 ■ 19.8' 5.9 I3«^en- 1. M 6 14 8 4 :-- cottah. ii. ti 23549 16271 13729 49B0 i i i . « 40.2 28.5 23.4 8 .5 « • • • . • ♦. l4.Kuruvi- 1, « 27 35 34 28 13 3 3 143 .kulam - i i . « 34906 21999 18T97 2 0 r 2 P190 ISPO 154 0 106323 i l l . y| 33% 215^ 15% 19^ m • .« • . . . iSo Sanka-. !• n 15 ‘ 16 19 14 9 8 5 «6 i^nkcil ii. w 30893 10765 12422 1 0 3 ^ 6072 526? 5429 1198 II i i i . 38^ 13.3 15.3 12.7 . • • • . . . • l6,Neelida- i. « 19 6 IB 22 7 4 76 nallur. ii. w 3B314 4548 11472 17322 5536 3-^6 '506f« i i i . n 47.5 5.6 14.2 2 1 .5 • • • ») l7«Vasu- ' i . 16 7 10 “ 22 11 • • .66 deva. 11. n 42143 6157 10370 1 9 0 $ 9127 ..A 86866 ti nallu r.lil. 48.5 7fo 11.9 21.9 • • • . . .» J.3 o Manu r ■ • 1. n 22 26 30 31 13 6 13 141 11. 1) 315B7 12236 30524 19660 6193 ^ 7 2 SP59 111031 « . ill- 28.4 11^ 27.5 17.7 • • . • •. H 19oPal*5yam 1. 17 61 41 # # • • • • 119 n kolitah 11. 36551 56676 12:^4 • • • • • • .. 105411 11 i i i . 34,7 53.8 U . 5 # • • • • • . . . • Total 1. 11 370 447 446 314 122 77 67 1«?43 r the 11. « 7 3 0 ^ 8 316153 282693 :1S6695 70302 42131 37460 n Did strict.iii. 436 18.9 16.7 11.7 .. . « . .-1,673022 Table-3 Habitations and pu|)ulati'on served by ESxisting and proposed primary schools sections (Block: wise) District: Tirunelvely Kattaboinman State: Tamil Nadu Name of No. of Population Vo. of Habitations served by No, the Block Habita pri- tion taary Existing primary Propsed Existing and proposed choo ochools/Secti- primary primary schools/Sections fs pr'o * ons Schools/Sections loosed Ho* of No.of % No. of Habita Habi Habitions tions tations 6 8 10 11 f 1. Ambasamudram 4^ 57343 37 5 12^ 42 100^ 2^ Kadayam 1 ^ 3535^ 124^ 3 2j^ 127 96^ 3. Kalakadu 101 7471^ 9i 92S? 3 2,' 96 95% 4. Nanguneri 196 10646i 183 95jf 185 95% 5 . Papafcudi 59 67054 54, 92^ 1 2% 55 94:% 6. Radhapuram 146 9261^9 133 91^ 13 145 99% t "7* Cheranmahadevi 62 67139 ex 98S( 61 93% 8. Valliyoor 133 126763 d 16d 39. 3 1.6 172 91% ti 9. Alangulam 77 I 96^ 1 i .3 75 97.3% / 10. Kadayanallur 53 4,0 ^6.5 13 24.5 53 100% f 11. Kilapavoor 36 3fe ioofo 86 100% f 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 11 12. Tenkasi 37 32309 - 37 100^ - - 37 100/2 13. Shencottah 32 53529 - 32 100^ - - 32 100^ 14. Kuruvil-oilam 143 105323 2 137 96^ 2 1 .4 139 97.4?^ 15. Saiikarankoll 36 31198 1 84 93^ 2 2$ 36 100^ 16, Melaneelitha- nallur 75 30S33 1 73 96 1 1»3 74 97w3 17. Vasude vanallur 3S 3S355 1 61 92.4^ 1 1.5 62 93.9:^ 13. Mannur 141 111031 2 133 95.7^ 2 1.5 133 98^2^ 19. Palayamkottai 119 105411 - 119 100'^ •• - 119 100^ 1343 1675922 39 1734 94.4 50 2.3 1734 97,2 Population served by Existing primary Proposed primary Existing and proposed Schools/ Sections Schools/ Sections primary Population % Population % Population % 12 13 14 15 16 17 55974 98.5 1369 1.5 57343 100^ 33715 aa% 1210 1% 34925 99% 71949 96.3% 1994 2.4JS 73743 93% 103936 93^ » - - 103985 985? 65834 98% 396 0.5 66230 98.5^ 90134 97.3^ 2064 2.2^ 92243 99.5^ 67056 9 9 . ^ - - 67056 99.8% 123055 •94.7^ 1377 4.2^ 124432 93.9% 104266 85% 381 10^ 104647 95% 49697 37.2^ 7158 12.5 56355 99.7% 124S07 100^ _ 124307 100% Population served by Existing primary proposed primary Existing and proposed Schools/Sections Schools/Sections primary schools/Sections f’opulation $ Population % Population % 12 13 14 15 16 17 823 09 100^ - «■» 32309 100^ 58529 100$^ - - 58529 100^ 103720 93?? 1063 104783 30843 99.5 350 0.5 81198 100^ 79374 493 0.6 30367 99.6 85917 98.9 507 0.6 86424 99. 5^ 109937 99> 932 0.3 110919 gg.g/l 106411 100/" -- 105411 100^ 1647157 ___ 16394 -- 1663551 yABLE»4 1 ’ ’ I ,'f T i ■■ ^ Habitations Populatioris seirved Existing a M pi^posed Upper Primary Schools/sections i (Blocfo/ise) L . . 1 - SloName of the o.of Popila ^o* i^abit anions rved liy Population served by No* block. - Jp Existinlg Pijoposed^ Hxi5^ing & E;|i sting Proposed Existing & propo )er upper >' .Hp^er proposed ►Upper pry. Upper pry- sed upper primary pry.primary primary upper prl,- schools/ schools/ schools/sections gch-schools/ schoo3^s mary sch-r sections. sections* ^ I s isec- ool^/ pVo- tions. sections. p0sed« 1 . NOfOf per Wd*of per No*-of pfer- per Popula- per Popula- per( ihsti een insti cen insti c'en- t^on. cen tion cen- tion. tag« i^age tn- tage* tu- tage. tage tage ♦ tions tions \ 1* 2. 9. iq. 13* la* 15. 16* 17. •t 1*Ambas amudr am I 12$ 37 77% 10082 17.5 54398 94*5 2.Kadayam 2^ 11^9 95% 331 0.9 82229 95.9^ S.Kalakad -1 39 94.7 - - 69300 94.7 4.Nanguneri 8 4^ 160 B8% 4829 4.6 93216 91.6 5.Pappakudi T 95% - - 64193 95 G.Radhapuram 14 9^5 14’4 94 4379 4 .7 94670 93*7 7*Cheranmahadevi 3 4 3 69 97 1440 2% 66434 99 8*Valliyoor 13 $ 178 94 6264 4.9 125118 98.9 i 9,Alangulam 11.6j 6? 85 1 U 4 3 10.6 100157 91.6 10* Kadayanallur 34 6611 11*6 54431 95.6 11. Kilapavoor 94 2460 1.9 120214 95.9 12.Tenkasi 100% .. 32309 100 1. 2. 3. 4 , 5. 6« 7. ; 8^ 9, 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17 13. ! • •Ml Shencottah 32 68529 32 100^ 1 *" 32 100^ 53529 100^ 58529 ICO Kuru vi kul am 143 105323 3 124 37^^ 127 39^ 93003 38% 1966 1 .8 94969 89.8 1 " m ‘iankarankoil 86 31193 3 64 74 1.3 3*5 67 77.5^ 64428 79^ 5543 6.8 69971 85-8 16,1 tB . Neelithanallur 76 30633 7 65 35^ 10 13/^ 75 98 71656 33^ S4S6 10.4^ 30142 93.4 Vasudevanallur 76 36865 7 65 85$? 7 96^ 72 34 77728 39^ 7767 3.9 35495* 97.9 18. Manur 141 111031 13 109 77^ 13 9fo 122 86 94007 84 12249 11^ 106258 95% 1^. P al3S!5tamkott ai 119 106411 - 119 1 0(^$ - - 119 100^ 105411 100^ - 105411 100% Total 1843 1675922 89 1577 8515 101 5.5 1678 91^ 1526029 91 900^15 5.4 1616074 Table-5 Block wise Habitations with a without 3econdary”Seo€Ions in the Rural Area S]_ Block Items Habitations with Secondary Sections at a distance of Ko. with in Up to S.lto 4.1to 6.1to More than Total the 8 KM. 4.0km. 6km. S.km. S igm. habitation 1. 2. 3. 4 5 6 7 S 9 10 1. Affibasamudram i.No.of habitaion 3 7 14 12 2 4 42 ii.Thilt total population 16220 9389 15225 7526 1920 6563 57343 iii.percentage to the total population 23,3 17.3 26.6 13,1 3.3 11.4 2. Kadayam i. 3 40 47 27 7 10 134 ii. 7708 23054 26339 16435 2116 5153 85855 iii. " 9 32.7 30.7 19.1 2.5 3. Kalakad i . 3 33 29 13 7 11 101 ii. " 9807 23034 20477 6413 4222 5763 74716 iii. 13.1 37.5 27.4 3.6 5.7 7.7 4 . Nanguneri i . 16 42 55 27 35 10 195 ii. „ 19544 22328 25850 '20657 13675 3899 106453 i i i . 13.a 21.4 24.3 19.4 12.3 3.7 5 . Pappalmdi i . 4 22 13 16 4 - 59 ii. •' . 18260 23300 12236 9515 3143 - 67054 iii. 27.2 35.5 18.2 14.4 4.7 e.Radhapuraip i . 10 43 32 23 19 19 146 ii. " 31195 14320 19659 12774 7274 6897 92619 iii. 33.';^ 16^ 21.2 13.3 7.9 7.4 7 , Cheranmahadevi 1. 11 25 23 3 2 - 62 ii. " 17646 25053 19241 4372 317 - 67139 iii. 26.3$? 37.3 23.7 6.5 1.2 1. 2. 3, 4. 5 . 6. 7. 3. 9 10 3* Valliyoor i . No. of habitation 13 45 45 60 17 8 138 ii. Their total 35187 24936 24076 34453 6148 1913 126763 population iii.percentage to the 27.8 19,7 196 27.2 4 ,8 1.5 total population 9 , Alangulam i . 13 5 13 16 16 9 77 i i , ” 26122 10224 26235 20033 16852 5373 104394 i i i . 24*9 9 ,7 26% 19|l 16.1 5.2 10, Kadayanallur i . 3 6 17 16 11 53 ii- ” 6322 5319 19371 19036 - 6837 56935 i i i . 9.3 10.2 34.9 33.5 12.1 11, Kilapavoor i . 6 S 25 23 11 7 86 ii. 1S942 19202 45373 26750 10695 5830 124807 i i i . 13.6 15.4 35.4 21.4 3.6 4 .6 12, Tenkasi i. 3 26 5 3 32 i i . " 14176 50950 12075 5103 - - 82309 i i i . 17.2 61.9 14.7 6.2 13* Shencottah i . 4 12 16 - 32 i i . “ 15550 20079 22900 - 58529 i i i . 26.6 34.3 39.1 14. Kuruvilsulaxn i . 2 34 46 33 20 3 143 i i . “ 673 22495 37665 25230 16001 3254 105323 i i i . 0 .6 21.4 35.3 24 15.2 3% 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 15. Sankarankoil i. No.ofhabitation 5 24 30 20 5 2 36 ii. Their total population 13315 21714 20312 20349 3212 1796 S1198 iii.percentage to the total population 176 25-7 25 25.1 2o2 16. Nilithanallur i . 6 10 29 15 15 1 76 i i . 15731 3349 27135 16319 11272 1332 30638 i i i . » 19.5 10.3 33.7 20.2 14^ 2.3 17. V asudevanallur i . 10 21 23 7 " - 66 i i . " 30241 21130 30772 4659 36355 i i i . 34.3 24.4 35.4 5.4 13. Manur i 6 op 33 20 14 141 i i . ” 7171 236S9 26790 2-1496 12431 11454 111031 i i i . 6.5^ 25.3 24.1 22.1 11.2 10.3 19. palayamkottai i. 4 37 73 119 i i . 9045 37968 53398 105411 i i i . 3.6 36^ 55.4 124 467 586 377 130 109 1343 i. 310363 42^1.43 490784 274290 109778 66564 1675922 ii* 25.3 29.3 16*4 6.5 i i i . 13.5 Table.5 Block wise Habitations with and without Higher Secondary Schools in the Rural Area SI. Block Items Habiitations with Higher Sec.schools No. Sections at a distance of With in Up to S.lto 4km. 6km. More Total 2km. 4«km. 6km. Skm than the habita 8km. tion 1. 2. 3. 5. 6 . 7. 3. 9. 10 1. Ambasamudram i.No.of 1 7 18 11 4 6 42 habitation ii.Theri Total 3434 10305 12512 13185 4501 3356 57343 population 14.3 18^' 21.3 2.ZP 7.3 14.6 Total population 2.Kadayam i. 3 39 46 25 5 16 134 i i . ti 5703 26413 25331 13560 3955 5338 35355 ii i . 6.6 30,3 29.5 21.6 4.6 6.9 3 • Kalakad i. 2 25 35 19 8 12 101 ii . ti 5232 22739 26565 9655 4498 6027 74716 i i i . 1% 30.4 35.6 12.9 6% 3.1 ^•Nanguneri i. 13 27 26 23 52 54 195 i i . « 12037 16992 12435 9686 21793 33460 10641 i i i . 11.3 16^ 11.7 9.1 20.5 31.4 KJc; #^ 3c8,Pappakudi i . 1 9 8 17 14 10 59 ii . 6039 3314 19200 13393 14197 5411 67054 i i i . 9% 12.4 23.6 20.7 22.2 7 .1 6*Radhapuram i . 4 32 23 15 24 43 146 i i . 11700 13322 22627 9327 17367 16776 92619 i i i . 12.6 14.9 24.4 10.6 19.3 18.2 7.Cheranmahadevi i. 3 17 27 7 8 - 62 i i . 9503 18366 23941 12122 3207 - 67134 i i i . 14.2 27.4 37.3 13.1 I 3.Valliyoor i. 6 27 42 73 26 9 133 ii. 11399 21650 29131 47276 14750 2557 126763 i i i . 9)6 17:^^ 23)^ 37.3 11.6 2.1 9.Alangulam i. 3 8 3 10 37 77 i i . 9459 11520 11229 12532 17491 42663 10-139 i i i . 9/^ 10.7% 11.9 16.7 40.7 10*Kadayanallur i 7 15 3 23 53 i i . 10131 20325 10778 15201 56935 i i i . 17.3 36.6 13.9 26.7 1 . 2. 3. 4. 5. 6, 7. 3. 9. 10. 11* Kilapavoor i . 2 2 14 27 23 IS 86 ii. 6166 9546 31630 29425 161^ > 218' . 124? i i i . 4.9 7.6 25.3 23.6 21 17.6 12.Tenkasi 1 12 6 11 7 37 i i . 5708 21431 10309 27303 15508 82309 ii i . 8.1 26.;I 13 3 3 ;;3 19 13*3hencottah i , 1 j. 11 6 9 1 32 ii* 5329 5927 25956 7907 11965 9^5 58529 i i i . 10^ l.Ofo 4-4.3 12.7 20.4 2.5 14 • Kuruv i icul am i. 1 3 26 37 23 43 143 i i . 123 5924 24023 23653 15042 365S3Q.05323 i i i . 0.1 5.6 22.3 22.5 14.3 34.7 16*Sankarankoil i. 3 3 35 26 12 3 36 ii. 7231 13134 26556 26524 5059 2664 B1198 iii. 3.9 16.2 32.7 32.7' 6.2 3.3 16. Ne lit anal l)ir i. 1 2 11 10 20 32 ■ 76 ii. ’ 2651 2275 14174 9539 16375 35624 80688 i i i . 3.3 2.3 17.6 11.9 20.3 '>1.1 17.Vasudevanallur i. 3 5 20 26 12 6C i i . 20339 7936 2493: 14933 3102 36855 i i i . 21;^ 9.1 23.8 13.3 9.3 13.Manur i. 2 13 22 17 21 61 141 ii. 3748 15321 20470 15730 16532 33730 111031 diii. 3.4 14.2 13.4 14.2 14 o 9 34.9 19.palayamkottai i. 3 51 60 5 119 ii. 5411 33595 53633 12717 105^111 iii 5.1 31.9 50.9 12.1 i. ^^59 295 445 ^332^ ii. I33S7S 265790 ^ 227769 ' ^ 2 1 ^Vo 1675922 iii. 3.2 15.9 25.4 20.6 13.6 16.3 ‘ ' Tatle-7 Di strict: Ti runelvely Kattabomm^n State; Tamil Naiu proportion Villages having faciliti 05 proportion No, of Vin ag'^s h a v i f - ’ic511ti€s o-^ * of S.C.in No.of for stage of S.T,in villages f^r ^tag9 the villr::.ge,^ ^villages ---- - — - -- — - - the village pri- upper Secon Hr. 3 g c Q^» pri- upp^^r S?con Hiy SecOJr) nr>' mary primary iary -«1ary „ mary prima i^^ry U'^ary ****** 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Zero 36 21 11 2 - Zero 463 400 173 42 17 ' r Up to 25 313 304 168 27 Up to 26^ 63 63 22 12 2o-50 -144 139 69 13 8 20-50^ - 1 1 1 - - • 61-75 -30 28 11 1 - 51-75^ - -- - - mm Mora than 75 14 10 1 - 1 More than m 75% 1 - - .. - tmm To tal 536 602 260 74 36 Total 536 464 222 64 29 TabiLe-8 No, cf sdicol s by Level ^ni Type of ^'i^n^ggoaent District; Tirunelvely Kattabomman 3tat?,s Tamil Naiu Area hanaganent No. of schools No, of scho'^1 s H-av5ng . ~ - - • • •m ^ m, •>. primary upper Sf?con- Hr. Sacv ptlmiry upper 39 con Hr. Sec, « 4 primary iary cla ss^s p rim - ry It ry cl a s se s * 1 2 3 4 5 -o * ^ 7 cl a sses C*’ 3SS^S 8 9 10 ’ Govt, SBl 67 IB 6 ^ 132 67 18 Local Body i. • mm mm Rural private aiiel 74D 232 23 22 969 275 45 22 p ri vate unal iai 1 - - - 1 m m - «9» / Total 1322 29f 72 40 1618 407 112 40 * » Govt, 3 10 6 11 49 27 17 11 Local Boiy 8? 2 4 56 14 6 4 « p-ri vate aide a 160 46 7 '22 196 75 29 22 U rban p ri. va te un ai led « - 4 6 10 10 6 Total 236 64 le 43 307 126 62 43 - ' Govt. 77 ss 29 697 159 8 4 29 Local Boiy 8 2 4 66 14 6 4 private ailed 8eo 27B 30 44 - » 1166 350 74 44 To t al p fit V j t e un ai del 1 - 4 6 7 10 10 6 Total 1 5 $ 363 91 8 3 1925 533 174 83 Table-£ Schools accoriLng to buililngs Block wise 30. Name of the primary schools - Upp^r prim > ry schools No, Block pacca p-artly kuchcha Th3t T-:«ts cp=n Tot,l p^cc-. pjjt ^ch ^|n op© bulia- pacca iDUildingohed - space toll-pucoa hll-tJS . j-“g X'lXUg 2 4 5 6 7 8 9_ 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1# An>b a s ana u 1 r^im 6 ] 1 1' 63 15 1 16 2. K^iayam 23 46 lb - 69 4 10 14 3. K .l M a a 57 8 - '• - - 66 16 3 — *• » 1^ 4. N«^ngi>n9il. 119 7 6 - 132 25 1 .. . 26 5. Ba iipttrapi 8 4 3 — 5 92 $ 1 . 29 6. P-^palmai 41 3 «.* - 44 11 11 A **- - 75 . ^ 7 • Ch a r;^nin ih a 3a vl 6r 5^' i 11 2 (W - 13 - - o 8 . Valliyc^^r 55 25 3 83 22 V 1 - 32 S* Alangulam 7l - - - 71 15 - - .. 15 10« Ka Jayanalliir 44 1 - 4 - - B 1 - 39 11* Kllapjvoor 60 3 - 4 - - 67 23 2 1 i« ... 26 1 2 , Tanki^si l7 13 - 31 ~ 61 4 7 - 5 .. 16 13, dhencottah 36 1 - h? 3 ~ — *. - 3 14* D^nkarankoil 7^ 7 - 2 -- 86 14 2 - ’ . . 16 15. Kuriivikularu 98 4 1 -- 103 20 1 .. 21 16 . Va su^evan^illur 7^ 11 17- -- 102 17 2 — S .. 21 17• h al an a eli th in -illu r 67 •---- 67 ' 15 ~ ’ -1 - 16 38* M^inur 87 4 - 13 -- 1C 4 11 2 - 13 19# f'.^layamko ttai 96 3 - 2 - - KLl 16 ... — 8 .. _ 2 *■ aO« All-Urban areas cut 8 4 1 - 87 38 1 --- ~ 19 aide tha block - - - $otal 1320 145 m m 93 mm isaB 306 45 11 363 Table-ID Schools accor^ng to Type of builfJLngs prlm qry schoolsAro-a ^i^nagement prlmqry schoolsAro-a Upp^r p rim - TV” schools pucca partly kucha That T?»nts op?n Total pacca p = rt ku ch a That T?n oppn To V bull- pucca bull ched ^a c ? bull- ly bull- ch ts spac^ td ditig ing huts ding rue- 5ng huts ca 1 2 3 4 5 .6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Govt, 442 88 61 ® 1 43 17 1 6 - 67 Locsl bo^y - - ««« private ail9l 367 49 24 - 740 211 19 2 - 232 Haral private un^iipl 1 1 Total 1110 137 - 75 •m 1322 254 36 1 8 - - 299 Govt, 27 3 8 3 6 3 1 10 Local Body 41 2 5 6 1 1 8 ^rbsotrivate aiiel 142 3 - 5 : 150 40 5 1 - 46 privete unai lei Total 2UD 8 - 3B M 236 52 9 3 - 64 Govt, 469 n “ 59 ei£ 49 20 1 7 77 Local Body 41 2 5 6 1 1 8 Totoi sided 809 52 29 8^0 251 24 3 - 27S iotal private unaided 1 1 ^ Total 1320 145 93 -■ 153B 305 45 1 11 . 363 !Cr Table-11 Primary ani Upper primary schools according tr Instractirnal Br^om s in th No. of rooms used prim a ry schools No, of rooms Uppp»r prim^ ry :schoo; for instructional usal for instru pu rpo ses Rural U rban Total ctional purposes R:iral Urban Tot: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 - 8 Nil - - Nil., --- 1 276 63 829 1-2 52 6 2 17 XI 3-4 33 2 35 3 205 32 237 5-6 24 3 ' 27 4 101 37 12B 7-8 54 7 6 1 5 219 238 9-10 42 9 51 e^f, 97 3B 115 11-12 29 12 41 8-9 79 16 95 13-14 38 13 51 10 an d abo ve 61 44 10 6 15 and above 27 12 39 - To t-al< 1322 236 1 5 $ To^tal .. * 299 64 363 -'able-12 primary an 1 Dppor primary schools accor'iing to ai^itlongl rooms r-aui r=?i by them Type of Scho ol s requi il ng o iii t i'^n ^1 ro om s schools ^ianagement Ri ral U rb‘^n Total Nil 1 2 3 4 5 Tot-,1 Nil 1 2 3 4 5 Nil ^ 2 3 4’^~FTotal i an i an i . above above Gcvt. 38 2 02 51) 27 50 5 ® 1 21 3 12 - 1 1^ 26 403 65 67 27 51 6 6ir Local Body - - - - 3221144^ :S 22 1 14 ^ primary Privat2 ijidal 5i6 9 2 8 7 27 14 4 74D lie 6 9 8 1 13 150 626 98 96 35 ]B l7 890 pilvita unaidad i — - 1 1 ...... 1 Total 899 154 142 54 64 9 1322 169 11 23 9 6 IB 236 1068 165 165 63SS ^ 70 27 1 5 $ Govt* 39 3 11 6 1 7 67 4 2 2 2 10 43 3 118 3 9 77 Local Body ...... - 4--121- 8 4 - 1 2 1 - S8 Upper ^'ri-v-jts aidad 168 l4 25 14 7 4 232 08 - 8 4 3 13 46 386 14 33 _ l7 27S p rim; ry 10 pri-v.^t? un aided - ~ „ -- - Total 207 17 36 20 8 11 299 26 - 9 8 6 15 6 4 24B l7 45 26 363 14 Table-13 Availability of Black Boarjp-ls in primary schrcl s (Block wl se) SOL. Name of the KLock Total No, Total No. No„ of s^o.ti 'Tn s havin g No. of schools of sections- u ss bl ° Unusable No Black black black boar bn 3rds b^a r1s is 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. Amba samu-aram 63 ■ 475 „ 41? 30 SB 2, Kaday£3m 69 418 378 15 25 3. K-alakad 65 373 332 13 28 4, Nanguneri 132 8 70 8 20 14 36 5- f'apakudi 44 291 256 10 25 6. Radiiapiirani 92 576 ■ - • 525 23 28 7. Cheranmaha ievi 75 542 ' 4-^9 26 27 8. Valliyoor 83 511 - 478 6 27 9. A1ankulam 71 360 3 B 15 27 10 0 Kadyanallur 49' 369 323 17 29 ll- Kilapavcor 67 -^5 451 14 20 12 . Tenkasi 61 459 416 23 20 13. 3i?ncottah 37 271 232 10 29 14. SankafankOj.1 86 $ 3 ' 545 15 26 o 15, Kuruvikulam 103 660 625 26 l6. Va su ie van all u r 102 684 636 17 31 l7. Neeli thanallur 67 425 390 10 25 33# Pdlayamkottai 101 625 577 17 31 19. Manur^ 10 4 610 .573 12 25 20. All tfie urban ar?as out si de th 3 Bio ck 102 1120 1120 •• Total 15® 10710 9901 296 513 hi 14 A vail 3 till ty of Black :^arls in primary schools » •» m m m . ' ■ ^ 1 AB3£S-J^^anag(«ient ^ Total Tot^il • No T of s5cti'-ns h-ving ■ No; of No. of school s section u sa bl e umu bl. ^ Nc. Black Blgck Blick Bo ri ? Bc-r1s Bo r1s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Govt, 3B1 2540 2101 107 332 Loc'jl Bo iy - - ptlvrite ai iel 740 9B66 5551 1 15g Rural priv’ite uri3il0l 1 5 5 - Total 1322 8 411 7667 263 ^ 1 Govt, 3 3-46 323 15 Q Local Boly 4P 3-^ 335 c 4 U rbsn private ^i iel 150 16C6 1SB6 9 10 private unai lel - — -- - Tot-a 236 22fr 2244 33 22 Govt, 61^ 2BR6 2424 122 340 Loc-:il Body 'S 3-^ 335 c 4 Total . p ri V 4t{5 ai lei 890 7471 7137 155 169 *"■' ***' priv-at.? unrUl^l 1 5 5 - • Total . 15SB 10710 9C01 2T5 513 Table-15 §9&22ii-.'!^i5&-i'i^i!H^«and^Al^ed_Facilities District: Tirunelveli Kattabonman States Tamil Nadu Primary Schools Upper Primary (Middle) Schools Hav with number of books in Hav Subs Subs Hav Hav ^ootzs Hav oubs Subs Hay the library ing cri cri ing lib brary ^ng cri cri ing Area ing Management lib Up' 5l" ioi 201 More’ ' r?jy”tjp lol 2oI 50l flo?e " text rary tion news naga text . 200 500 1000 than to 100 200 500 than aries pap zines book to 1000 £^ries pa ga bank 56 500 er bank 100 per zines 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 IS 19 20 21 Rural V Government 473 172 122 126 32 1 100 . 9 23 393 67 22 22 15 7 1 63 8 11 52 Local body private aided 640 21S 124 126 35 161 61 19 451 232 37 66 60 16 3 131 179 51 141 private unaided /I Total lOia 390 246 252 57 1 261 60 42 349 299 109 38 75 23 “ x 194 133 62 193 Urban Government 36 10 4 9 3 11 3 25 10 2 2 4 2 7 3 10 ---- « - . Loc al body 43 13 9 8 - 24 6 3 7 1 7 1 1 t 1 private Jm aided 127 26 36 25 15 3 101 44 9 13 6 9 17 37 36 28 Sjsfeat private 51 unaided Total 206 43 49 42 13 etz 11 3 150 60 11 13 28 9 9 51 39 29 Total Government 509 1S2 126 135 35 1 i n 12 23 423 77 24 24 ' 19 9 1 70 11 11 Localbody 43 13 9 3 - - » 24,, 6 - 3 7 1 - 7 1 -.f private J . JL .J. aided - 657 243 160 151 50 6 161 51 19 552 276 96, 79 77 22 12 163 210 79 3tl92 private raided 32 Total ^ 1209 438 295 294 35 7 272 S3 42 999 359 120 106 103 13 245 222 91 235 Secondary Schools Hav With number of books in Hav Subs Subs Hav Hav With number of books Hav Subs Subs Hav ing the library ing cri cri ing ing in the Library ing cri cri ing A-’3 a lib ------— -----■ die bing bing text lib ------die text Management rary Up 601 1001 2000 More tion news maga book^^^ tlon book to 13)00 2000 6000 than aries pa zines to 1000 2000 5000 re ari pa bank zin 500 5000 per 500 than es per es ouuu X 2a 24 25 86 27 2S 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 3>3 39 40 41 42 Rural Government 49 16 19 13 1 49 40 32 31 13 3 7 5 3 13 18 11 15 Local body private aided 23 10 3 7 3 33 13 7 11 22 2 4 15 1 22 13 10 17 private Unaided Total 72 26 22 20 -X 72 53 39 42 40 5 11 20 4 40 36 21 32 U r b ^ Government 6 2 2 1 6 4 3 11 3 6 3 11 11 10 9 Local body 2 2 -- a 2 1 1 4 2 1 1 4 . 4 3 2 private aided 7 3 3 1 7 7 6 5 22 2 3 7 3 2 22 22 19 17 private unaided' 4 2 I 1 4 4 3 2 6 3 3 6 6 3 3 Total 19 4 3 6 1 - 19 19 14 12 43 2 16 15 7 2 43 35 31 Government 65 13 21. 14 1 56 45 36 34 29 3 10 10 6 29 29 21 24 Local body 2 mm 2 - > - 2 2 1 1 4 • 2 1 1 4 4 3 2 A private aidedSO 10 ' 6 10 - 30 20 13 17 '4± 12 22 4 2 40 40 29 34 private Unaided 4 2 1 1 mm - 4 4 3 2 6 - 3 3 mm - 6 .6 3 3 Total 91 30 30 25 5 - 91 72 53 54 33 7 27 36 11 2 79 79 53 63 T a% l^l6 Schools aGcoriing to Ancillary Facilities. i-rlmai-y school s having f-icllity Upppr prtra-r' sshc-ls having f.^ci/llty 'i kT3z I'lsnsgment — ______5*^5 Drin ^ Sf^pn Lava Sopn Me-tt Vaccl Ori.n Uri 3opa L-?v<>, S^pg M^-ii ^ col King Urinul r>t8 tcry rate cal natlonJcing ifeal rate tory rate cal notton uriDjl Inva che inna water uri lava cho Inn^cu tcry ck cuia n il toryckup laticn fcr tip tion for Gi rl s Gi rl s 1 2 3 4 « 6 7 8 8 1C 11 12 13 14 15 l6 4f Ckrvt. 50'4 152 ' 8 l 78 S i *21S 493 ® 40 2 5 21 11 33 60 ■ Bursil Loc'il Body ------• - t - - ^ - prf.v=,ti=. 655' 474 ' 3lS 264 SScS. S6& iSBc 2d4 173 660 215 :i£6 155 138 f l 1 $ 216 pri Vit. unji 1j 5 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 - -_____ ■^ct A 113C 627 301 343 314 3i 2 1163 274 236 ]BC l5f 1C 5 131276 Govt. 37 33 £8 26 23. 24 36 f 6 6 -Lcc jl Boiy ■« $ 25 40 22 42 « 7 6 2 5 2 5 6 Urbia 'prlv'.te a is l I jO 135 £1 104 73 1G8 147 44 44 33 3f 2 4 28 44 -priV.t , unjl J3V - - - - - ' - i'ctal is3l 200 144 170 121 174 SS?: XSX QOc Sfi ^ SIX 231 60 55 41 ^ 30 37 S£ Govt. 541 3B5 10£ 104 75 242 529 0B 46 31- .26 -25 -.37 Be Loci 3o3y B 3 . 25 4C * ' 22 42 7 6 2 5 2 5 6 Toti priv.t.i aiisd 801 602 41D 368 337 » 1 « 1 6 2Se 240 » 8 i77 ll8 156 260 priv tj uDai Is’i 1 1 1 1 1 1 l---- ______■■ 3 3 3 5 4 5 435 5 3 3 1 3 c4 3 3 4 2£2 221 208 135 198 335 Xable- 16 Cbntlnugticn 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9' 10 11 12 13 14. 15 16 Govt^ 42- 42 32 31 26 39 42 IB 3B 16 14 16 16 LocgI Body - - • H - Hiral pilvate ailed 3D IB 22" B 38 3B 2$ 17 2C 20 , 21 21 private unai lei ------I - - -■ - iotal 5 ^ 61 51 49 44 57 60 40 40 ,35 36. 34 37 37 Gcv^t. 6 6 6 6 5 6 i ; 11 7 . 11 7 11 li Lccol Boiy 2 a 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 3 2 3 3 U rb.iti p ri V - led ? 7 7 7 6 7 728 22 15 22 14 22 22 private on A iei 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 % 6 6 6 6 o 6 pcx^sc * Total IB 19 19 -3lB 19 4S 42 '30 ■42 i 29 . 42 42 ' . Govt. 3 37 32 44 ^ 29 25 27 21 27 27 Local Boly 3 2 2 2 2 2 $ 3 2 3 2 3 3 Total privi.te ailei 2? 2€ 26 25 24«g 25 44 44 32 42 34 43 43 PS pri vr.te yti 1ei 4 4 4 4 4 1 \ 6 6 e 5 6 5 6 70 68 62 75 7r 83 82 65 78 63 79 79 ^otaX 8t 80 ■« Table-17 Teachers According to Qualifications, Sex and Stage at which Teaching (Rural) District: Tirunelveli Kattabomman States Tamil Nadu Teachers at different stages Qualification K2C3a£primaryschools Upper primary Secondary Higher Secondary (Middle) schools schools schools Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female To ' tal 2 3 A 5 6 7 3 9 10 11 12 1^ 1 ■ Below Middle trained 6 10 16 5 4 9 Pass Untrained /I Middle Pass irained 542 530 1122 202 256 457 2 3 5 ■X - 4 Untrained Matriculate grained 2139 1310 3^V±9 1473 1123 2601 203 96 299 330' 255 635 Untrained Higher Sec. grained ■11 13 64 23 17 40 13 13 31 23 10 33 Inter/PUC/JC Untrained /I f 1 Graduate Trained 42 6 43 123 50 173 198 120 313 245 1^3-1 339 Untrained 3 3 2 2 Post Graduate Trained 7 3 10 23 3 31 105 20 125 232 31- 333 Doctorate Untrained 3 8 3 3 Language Teachers Trained ' 14 7- "21 ■■ 31 17 43 42 15 57 (not covered above) Untrained 2 1 3 Trained Others 1 1 2 34 46 79 27 14 . 41 - 26 15 Untrained 41 9 2 11 Total Trained 2778 1923 4701 1902 1519 3421 534 233 867 1007 Untrained 520 1527 2 12 14 17 2 20 Table-13 Teachers According to Qualifications Sex and Stage at VJhich Teaching (Urban) Districts Tirunelveli Kattabomman State: Tamil Nadu Teachers at different stages Qualification Primary schools Upper primary Secondary Higher Secondary CMiddle)schQols schools schools Male Fenale Total Male Female Tot al Male Female Total Male Female Total 1 2 23 4 5 6 7 3 9 10 11 12 13 ^rained 3 2 6 - 2 2 Below Middle Pass Untrained Middle Pass ^rained 124 253 337 46 109 154 1 - 1 Untrained Matriculate Trained 492 570 1062 549 492 laii 35 73 113 239 132 371 Untrained 1 1 Hr.Sec.Winter trained 45 131 206 67 134 191 7 5 12 153 203 366 PUC/JC Untrained 1 1 2 Graduate Trained 6 4 10 55 30 35 33 72 155 241 15a 395 Untrained 3 3 “J: 4 Post Graduate/ 1rained 2 - 2 3 4 7 26 21 47 247 20-1 451 Doctorate Dntrained 3 3 ‘X■1 4 Language teachers Trained 10 11 21 3 V3 11 39 12 61 (Aot covered above) Untrained JL 1 Others grained IS 21 39 9 3 12 49 17 66 ^intJ^ained 1 1 2 Total Trained 672 1000 1572 737 303 1540 164 13^ 351 968 722 1590 Untrained 2 2 4 13 13 4 ■1 3 Table-19 Primary Schools According to Teachers in Position Districts Tirunelveli Kattabomman State; Tamil Nadu Schools v/ith Ho of Teachers in 3 . Block position No.k Zero• One Two Three Four Five More Total than Five 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 10 Ambas sunndr am - 5 11 9 10 11 17 63 2. Kadayam - - 21 16 16 7 11 69 3 . Kalakad - 1 17 16 9 14 9 65 4 . Nanguneri - 12 63 19 9 12 27 132 5 . Papakudi - 1 12 16 4 4 3 44 6m Radhapuram - 2 31 14 9 6 30 92 7. Cheranmahadevi - - 24 13 9 10 14 75 3. Valliyur - 2 17 19 14 16 16 83 9. Alangulara - 3 20 9 14 13I . . 1 —« V.^12 71 10 • Kadayanallur - - 3 6 4 20 16 49 11. Kilapavoor - 2 13 14 10 9 19 67 12. Tenkasi - 1 7 4 9 16 26 61 13. Shencottah - 1 7 8 7 2 12 37 14. Kutuvikulam - 7 33 34 IS 7 ;■ . 6 103 16. oankarankoil - 5 22 13 19 9 13 36 16. Vasudevanallur - 1 IS 24 16 12 31 102 17. Ne 01it hanallur - 2 24 18 13 6 6 67 |13. Palayamkottai - 2 45 24 3 6 16 101 19. Manur - 7 36 23 16 11 6 104 Urban Area other than - 5 16 26 10 32 37 Blocks Total - 64 419 326 236 193 326 ;L463 Table-20 QUALIFICASIONS OF T^ilACHfiRo TM .ClHm SGIEiJC^; SUBJECTS AT SSCGNDiiRy AND HIGHER S^iCONDARY STAGES Qualifications Trained No. of Teachers Teaching at Untrained oecondary stage Hr.Sec* Stage 3 4 Pli.# Di/M^phil • Trained Untrained 195 193 M-ao^ Trained B.Sc*(Hons) Trained U n tr a in e d Trained 5GX 68 Untrained Inter Science. Trained Matric with. Trained Science Untrained Without science' Trained Qualifications Untrained Total Trained 762 261 ^ntrained Table-gl Qualifications'of Teachers Teaching Mathematics At Secondary and Higher Secondary Stages Qualification Trained or No. of Teachers Teaching Untrained Secondary stage Hr.Sec.stage 1 2 3 4 Trained Ph.D./M.Phil. Untrained Trained M .A./M .Sc. 125 138 Untrained B*A.(Hons) Trained B*Sc.(Hons) Untrained B.A. (Pass) Trained 240 132 B,3c.(Pass) Untrained Others Trained Untrained Total Trained 365 270 Untrained Table-2^ District: Tirunelveli Kattabomrnan State: Tamil Nadu Studesats in age group 4 to below 6 yeats 6to below 14 to below 15 to below 13 years & Total 11 to below 16 years 11 years 14 years 13 years above Class Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls ^ y s Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls 2 3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 1 4535S 40373, S13 737 I 46169 41616 II 40936 35913 3 3 40943 36'^2X III 3?^03 32011 323 20 37631 32031 IV 3$)19 33544 229 242 39143 33786 V 30296 27737 4943 139& 21 12 35230 29643 VI 13390 14366 5107 1337 1523 366 2 1 23522 18610 VII 13956 11944 2041 1579 20 20 1 24023 15543 VIII 13015 9139^ 2152 1553 65 29 2 20234 12774 IX 12026 4354 945 1253 1122 970 14092 7077 X 3617 4003 1092 376 334 356 10493 5740 XI 3664 2243 1131 453 333 572 5633 3273 XII 390^ 2309 338 466 4742 2775 Total 46356 40373 302156 234299 56621 23743 i,3763 11522 7336 4663 2613 1394 306395 233799 Table:^23 i?« ~ 5 - Yi ^2-5^ 2 si Districts Tirunelveli Kattabomnan States Tamil Nadu A ll CoriLmunities (including 3«C, and S,T,) Area Management Qj^g^gg^g Classes Classes Classes IV VI-VIII IX-X Xl-XII Boys Girls_ Girl.s 3oyB- - jGipls 1 2 3 4 6 5 8 9 Rural Govcrnnont - 42377 16384 9913 6343 2864 2204 1169 Local, BcwJr Private aided 9QQQO.. ^?1ST~ ^ 334 :-3 .„aX2Q--- 2.77S---S306 '1 2 8 7 Private unaided Total 150'i2^ ;129564 50326 31007 1296a 5639,. ^1510 „2456 U r b ^ Government 4953 4931 4106 30^19 3223 1961 2406 1213 Local Body 6336 63r39 2231 1777 609 303 233 336 . . Piriv-atc... 36117 -77?7 aided 31582 J-5394.. .10902--- -4a03 - 3226 X998 private 770 536 176 92 Unaided 13 11 - - Total 43726 43438 22457 15320 11622 7173 5365 3597 Total Government 46373 -11308 17990 10992 9566 4825 4610 2332 Localbody 638b 6389 2231 1777 609 303 233 336 private aided 122117 103769 43337 23066 13397 7673 5532 3235 private 770 536 176 unaided 92 13 11 - - Total 199151 173002 72734 46927 24535 12317 10375 6053 SchedulGd Caste Classes Glasses Classes Classes Area ManagemGnt I5V VI-VIII IX-X XI-XII Boys Girls Boys Girls Boys ' Girls Bo Girls 3c3c iS la IQ 13 14 IS 16 19 le Rural Government 10560 9323 3563 1902 1352 801 643 232 Local Body s,- , private aided 20193 17498 5597 3619 1043 657 480 229 private Unaided Total 30753 26821 9160 5521 2895 1458 1108 461 Urban Government 943 927 1272 655 331 501 431 177 Local Body 1102 840 192 56 23 8 23 37 Private aided 6571 4670 2510 1714 1138 757 574 409 private unaided 100 74 30 23 3 - - - Total 7716 6511 4004 2453 2045 1266 1023 623' Total Government 11503 1025C 4335 2557 2733 1302 1079 409 56 23 3 Local Bodjr 23 37 Private aided 25769 22168 8107 5333 2131 1414 1034 633 private unaided 100 74 30 23 3 - - mm Total 33474 33332 13164 7974 4940 2724 2136 1084 Scheduled Tribe Area Manaeoment Classos Classes Classes Classes Area wanagemem; VI-VIII DC-X XI-XII Boys Gilrs Boys Girls Boys Girls StiiX Boys Girls 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Rural Government 19 23 12 6 16 13 9 5 Local body m 22 & 2 3c private aided 112 110 66 44 27 6 2 1 privated unaided Total 131 133 68 60 43 13 11 6 U r b ^ Government 25 21 10 1 - - ■- - Local body ------ private aided 10 9 4 - 3 - - privated unaided 4 2 ‘ ------ Total 39 32 14 1 3 --- Total Government 44 44 22 7 16 913 9 5 Local body ------ private aided 122 119 30 4 4 30 5 2 1 private unaided 4 2 - - - - - Total 170 165 32 61 46 13 11 5 Table2_24 Schools Teaching^ Science^ cmd^^having ^cience Jl.aborstories District: Tirunelveli Kattabomman State: Tamil Nadu Secondary Schools Higher 3econdary Schools Number Having HaM^ing Tea Having Ha^- Num Having Hav Tea Hav Having combined ching Home ing ber separa ing ing ing no labo Area ^''\rj2agement n Separate ^ Schools lab. fair lab. for Home Science no of te lab. com home Home ratories physics all sub Scie lab. labo scho for bin scien Sci chemistry jects nee rato ols physics ed ce ence and biology ries tea- chemi lab, lab. ching stry for science and all biolo subjects sy 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Government 49 4 22 1 1 22 13 9 9 3 1 - Local body Rural private aided 23 5 13 1 1 4 22 12 10 1 • 0 private unaided Total 72 9 36 2 2 26 40 21 19 4 1 - Government 6 56 9 5 4 1 Local body 2 1 I - 3 2 1 Urban private aided 3 2 4 •m - - 26 5 21 1 1 - k private unaided 5 6 ..• 5 5 1 1 ^Botal 19 3 is - - - 43 13 23 3 2 Government 55 4 28 1 1 22 27 14 13 4 1 - Loc al body 2 1 1 3 2 1 Total private aided 29 7 1 1 4 43 17 3 2 1 - private unaided 6 51 6 6 1 1 Total 91 12 51i 2 2& 26 33 33 45 7 3 mm Ta BLK. 24 Higher Seer'll 5.-^ r^: ,'^chcci s acc^ rding tc courses Offered. Block/Tabsil/Taluk/Urbun Aroas/ ‘ Dist. TIHJNa.V3:,I KATTaBOMMaN, Stata/Unjrn Tprrlt^ry Tm Tqmll N aiU. - X- X*- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- A.- X- X- X- X- X- X" X- X« X- X- X- x« X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X“ X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- X- rses. Areas Man^g^3nent, Arts Scl ^ c e« Cccimorce Agilcul- TechHii'- Horn e C thers* i\x re. cal Sci en c 6o — --- Nursery SGTTI, 3 4 5 6 7c 8. 9o 10. 11 12 13 • X- X* X-x-x-x- x-x-3C-X-X-X-X-x-x-x~x-•X"X-X-X-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x. x-x-x-x-x*-x-x*-x~ X Gcv-eminent 15 1 8 16 14 5 2 1 Lccal Bc^jy 17 2C 18 4 5 2 8 3d - total ♦ 32 3B 44 8 10 4 — 16 1 - Govemman t 10 10 16 5 7 1 2 [Local body. 3 3 3 2 .PrivsitG Alfi ■9 . 24 17 4 5 2 1 4 Prlvdt- Unai'lad. »- Gcvom-' ment. J Total*, ___ 22____ 37 40 9 14 3 1 6 Gov:?mment 25 28 26 9 12 3 — 10 a . I Local Body. 3 3 3 Pilvat.9 Aided 26 44 36 8 • 10 4 1 1» - Pilv^ta unaided •— ___ ^ t o t a l . 54 64 17 24 7 1 22 - **X»3P^X*"*X"*X!“X^X“*X"X'" X^X* X*“ X“ X^X^X” X“ X“ X“2“ X“ X“ X" X“ X"“ X“*X“ X™ X*“X“ X“ X“ X*“ X* X“ X“ X“X“ X'“X” X“ X* X*X“ X" X“ X" X"“X*“ X“ 3&* X*~ X"*X Tablc-25 Higher oGcondary Schools According to coursos offerod and Vocational courses ( at +2 stage) No. of Higher Secondary Schools offering Area Manageraent No, of Arts sociencc CQnini Agri Tecni Home Hr.Sec* ■ QtcQ cul cal science schoo ture Is offer ing Voca tional coursos Government 15 . 13 14 5 13 Rural Local body private aided 17 22 18 4 5 22 private unaided Total 32 40 34 18 10 4 40 Governiiient 10. 10 10 6 7 1 11 1 UrbanL 1, Local body . ^ 3 3 3 2 - 4 /I , o private aided 9' 24 17 5 Cj 22 private unaided -• 3 - - - 6 Total 22 43 30 9 • 14. 3 43 Government 25 23 26 19 12 3 29 Local body . 3 3 3 2 - 4 Total ■j^)rivate aided 26 46 35 ~) 10 4 ‘ '1 private unaided - 3 --- - 3 Total 54 33 34 27 31 7 83 Table-26 Enrolment in Vovational Coiirses at +2 otage eind Availability of l/orlvshops and Teachers Districts Tirunelveli•Kattabomman States Tamil Nadu Brnrblment Number of schools V •• Class XI Class XII Boys C-irls Total Boys Girls Tot having Having al workshop teachers for the for the course course 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3 9 ■ Audit and Accountancey 426 179 605 357 139 496 mm Secratry ship and office Management 91 260 341 133 142 235 i Engineering 96 13 109 30 16 96 5 5 t Electrical . : _ 76 76 61 61 1[• Agriculture i Seri culture 218 6 224 206 4 210 6 - o Nursing Midwife child care 91 91 101 101 3 Weaving 16 13 14 - 14 . 1 1 Typewriting ' 10 5 , 16 10 5 16 1 1 t Teacher Training 613 613 491 491 T*able-27 Facilities f o r Non- Fom^il E i u cation Ri ral U Level hanagf^nont No of No. rvf No. of chil'ir??n N^, of vI.t 1 No. '^f No. of children vi ^ ------naving N .F , E, contros------ffentros Boys Girls Total c^ntr^s Boys Girls Sbtil N.F.fi. can cros 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 e 10 11 12 Cott,/Local Boly 6 6 54 121 175 Nil priv: ta agancies 1 p rim 3 ry ?.i ^ e i by Go vt, o r local boiy 1 1 42 2B 70 private un^ide-i 1 Total 7 7 £6 14£ 245 1 •H a Gcvt,/Local Boly privat? igencies 1 1 - 14 14 Nil 1 upper by G'-vt. 1 pidm^ryL^Q,,! Body 23 12 35 1 I private unai lei - - - - - 1 Total Tibl 0- 5B Hhrolment In Non- Formal Eiuoatlon centros S.NO, HLock 'Total No. of chillran Total No^ of chii Iren at primary \t uppar prim ^ry Boys' G in s lotal Boys Gir^s. Total 1- Nangun ?ri • 96 ' n 175 37 26 63 2* ^'apakuli - 70 70 - - « Enrolment In u rban s , - .Toial f6 149 245 37 *• 26 63 Table-29 Aiault Blucational/Functional Literacy c-^ntres ^nd thpir onrolm^nt No. of No. of centres for Dirolmpnt in th^ c^ntr'^g Area Manag^ent villages — - — - — ------urbjn Men Women Both men Total Mon wt'mon Tot^l ar-3as only only & v^oman having centres 1 2 3 4 5 6 . 7 B 10 Hiral Govt./Local Boiy 88 16 135 11 lo2 114P 6517 7656 - Private agencies ai'^ed by Got/fi/ Local boiies - - «<» - - - - Private unailf?i agencies 13 2 2 - 4 124 137 261 ^otal ~ ei *137** " n * 166 1273 6654 7<^29 Qbvt/Local bo^y 3 5 7 ;50, . l62 0C6 254 36C Private agencies Urban aidei by Govt/ Locriil bodies - - • - pri vate unat agendas - - - - Total *3 * * 5 "" 7 ISO 162 1C6. 256 360 T3blp-30 PRB primary Klucational Facilities ************* Type of facility lUr^l ' U^biti ^ No. of villagas No. of m sti isutic'n N?-. of cities/ N^. ^f Institutlor t having th^ facility - - town? h^v^ng - th^ f^^mity 1 2 3 4 5 B ilv/a Ji/Angsnwali" ' 2^1 ' 434 . ^ -10 114 Inlapendent pro primary' school 14 28 ■ 3 IC p ra-p riiL , ry st ig 3 ittaChGl to i . •. schcol 6 5 ■ 3 4 Table-31 Schools for the tisatlGl (Haniicapped) chiliren Hi ral U rb-an Cat ago ry of the BBc. of No. of institution No. of No,-sof Institution school villages city/tovns having the ^ y s Gi rl s CO- eiu-r To t al having the Boys Girls co-eiU«»- Toti facility ! cationql facilities catlonal c>. $ 3 10 11 For blind For deaf an^i or dumb For orthopaedically 1i satiled (Handicapped) For m(31 tally retarded T3bl<>.32 Indicators of Sducation^^l development A. Age Specific ^rolment Ratio Primary Level Upper primary Level Area (6 to bd-ow 11 years) ( 11 to below 14 y^ars) Boys Girl s Total Boys Girls Total Hiral IDO^ ^1 % 67^ 7 6 % U rban iDO/5 3D0 % 60^ . 5 5% Total IDOJ? e£>« 1D0> 80:* 5 5% 51^ B* Grc'S’S Qirolment Ratio ^ ----- . — -- - — - ^to belovr ll years 11 to bolow y^ars Boyar Total S4^ ei^ 79^ C. Pupil ^03‘cher Ratio Area II at primary stage PTC.a-t upper pilm-^ry .. stage Pliral 3 5 :1 2 5 M * U rban 40: l 36 :i percentage of girls in Class I-V - VI - VIII A raa Hi ral 3 ^ rban 41^ Total ^1% 38^ Proposed primary schools for Uns^^rvei Hf^bitgtion S. N-ame of the Name of the Popu- NaiLo of thG Popula No. Slock habitation lation F30iing tion whore a new ha station school i s p(P opo soi 1 2 3 4 5 6 1. Am ba samu dr*3jn IrAga sthi arpuram 676 2. Bkambarapuram 3C-0 - - 3,Kal ^Inth-jvilai ISO Ariyapatta colony 141 Manthayn cf^l^ny 62 2. Kaiay^m 1. 31 va g ami pu ram 472 2.Kattalayur 423 3. An an th a vail i purani 315 3. Kalakai Sp^^valap ^rl 450 2*Nag.'^rkulam ICC 4 3, T enn G ^rkul am 3-4C - 4. ^apaku ii l.Arasankul^u] 340 6. Valliyoor l.Kori. colony 650 - 2e Pullamangalam 405 3.Annanagar 322 6. Ra Hiapura m 1.Kamaneri 166 Kuruni jikulam 167 2. SU rakka ranka iu 2® Nralanthula 304 3.perunk3n-.inkul3m 225 Amaiaii 126 Ku ttinainari02l:?m i35 4.15 -all ammal pu ram l38 Jothlkavllai l75 Murambu 145 5. Thu raiku 1i pruppu 193 Ramanathapuram N a iu voo r 109 ch^manvllai 53 7* Alankul^im 1. Amu thapu ram 3 1 8* Kalayanallur 1. i'^erina shipu ram 324 2i Aruna^i r:.puram 830 3. Poompan i'apu ram 504 4. Konlukanpu ram 7S3 5. parakirami an il- yapu ri 755 6. Sankupu ram 502 7. Thi rukalap athi 559^ 8 . Chinnapani/an kulari 772 ow • Au 1 ai yalpu i^nm 622 10* Shenbagana" lur 402 11. Rameshpuratr 38 1 12» 3Ubramaniyr: puran 376 13. >ianhamani cl a ' pu r^m 373 c, Kuruvikula m 1. tchai thalai van 723 patti 2.Kammapattl 340 10. Hanur li rShunmugapuram 2* Katt^ipull 438 11. Mola Neelltha 1. Thaiay^mpatti ^ 3 nallur 12, Sankarankoil 1. Analy?>or 350 13. Vasudavanallur 1, Thum bairn elu 6C7 Proposed Upper primary schools S. Block N ini0 of the Its Feeding No. habi tation popula haHta- pppula where a new tion tion tion school is p iTjpo sed •1- - - 3 1. Ambas^u drsui 1. i^olarankulam 2573 2. Nalumukku 3881 3. Oothu 1^ 6 4. Alaiiyur 142B 6# Ca ^k e ?p erthop e 704 2. Kaiiyam 6. Ma ia thur 555 7. Kanavoor 173 8 . Ravoothaperi 103 3. ^'^angunari 9. KalyankulaEi 620 10. NeJilaiappapuram 3 0 1 1 . Th ei van a ya g ap 0 ri S 5 12. Kilaputhaneri 910 13. Ayakulam 8 51 14. hayaneri. 454 15. An dalkulam 426 164 A- Sathankulnm 603 4* Ra iapuram l7* '^anjapuram 550 p?>riyathalai we st 207 Muthumo thanmozlgi 370 Thangammal pu ram i'^^anilakuii 640 19. Praka sapu ram 962 Chi iambarai^ pirr^m Athukurichi 1^0 90. Thoppuvilai west 5i6 SU lu ya r"! th a vilai 414 21. Vemmankuii 569 Kun chan vilai 449 22. Kooluthalai 470 Thopuvilai Ba st 460 23. Ream ana thapu raci 193 Melur 10^ ^hu rai ku iii rupp u 24. Ayankulam 255 Puthui’ruppu 15i vilai 25. Kaila sapu ram 220 Thanavanvilai 330 ' 26. Echail 141 p^Tjlrl thr»^am 193 5 . XX. Choranmahaievi 27. i^iel auppurani 2CB Vayalnarr-bi kul 225 west siiaya m an kul am 574 1 2 6. Valliyur S . Kaiam.bankul^ 1156 29* Knlk3rai 1212 30. Pethorengapur^ 600 31. peiumanal 800 32. si va garnipu ram 68C 33e ib semi apu f-am 665 34c Shunmugapuram 523 36. SeKibikulain 628 7. Alangulam 36^ Achankat'tam • 2203 37 o ^''^arukalankulam 208C 3B. Lakdiimipuram 1303 39. Ku ri ch a^.p 51 ti •; 1013 40. lyanarkulam B 8 3 41. Seeval ipu ram 8 29; 42o Satd-ahpuram 8 76 43, ^achiaparam 464 44, Ra lamu iai 3 r pu ram . 45, , Chinna''^haj^bi ’ Ma'ianoor 8 ^ ^i6p Kamburcri 913 a?. Velaoarkuii i rupp'j ‘ 8 ^ -'B . Kann^.pa tch f 12 4^ , Ba 1 '3 A la n a ch al ‘a • p m am 8 73 50, K >ilanpali 643 ^1« Sl' i 1 ia r 0 S3 pu ram 560 52o Kar akesopatli c pu ram 56D 53c Chi 'c.' '^7irap eri 504 9. Ke-aLap^vDcr 54, KrJ-lO -rjni ,1224 55, Su brE^n' iniapu ram 337 56^ An ii p a t i;! 889 10. M el an eeli th a- 57. Ka 'fiUali ri. ati 2529 nallur Tha^^nu thn 1:58 7 T, ^bbl ahpuram 547 59. Va .1 d^-lQ -D n South panavaciali 11^ va ’'ill' 1045 Panava^ali 550 chathi ram 60« No rthpiili 'an p.tti 819 61. Melamaraiku-^ 527 i^erumalpatti 270 62 o Korn a rath ap i ‘ pu L'am 595 Na V3H e-'?tha ' kri shnapuram 471 63:. Thaima'‘^l;ut,jni 863 Arunach^la . pu ram puthuki ram am 407 6 64. Venkatachala pu nm 1490 65. Ett^nkulam 1354 66. Kealgpill-a ar kul^m 1276 67. Vellalrinkul^m 1215 08. Pann,':jinaiai 119 5 6£. Kattamakulam 1057 70. Vallavankottal 932 71. Mavaii 901 72. 3e rvaxa iranpu thur'B?2 73. ^appiahpuram 686 74. A n U p a t t i 552 75. Chettiku richi 358 76. Ayubkhanpuram 267 12*KUTUvlkulim 77. Veeranapurain 563 Sam si gapu ram 515 78. Kokkukul 400 Puiukulani 140 7-. Kulasakaran kc ttai 3-« 13- S^nkaraQkoil 80. Va ia n a th a©P Pa raikul am 28 9 8 1. Subrarnniapursm 665 8 2^ Gcm^^thimuthu puram 11996 Ghockalinga puram 717 Meenakshi . , puram 207 Venkatachala purgpi l6B Na luvoor pur?3m I X 14. Va saiavanalJoir 8 3. Gudalo re 1464 ' 8 4. A luia ag ankul am 1093 8 5. Pa ralp3 ttai 1069 86. Baca saii^i apu ram 1104 87 . Sanganapeil 8 55 88. Sangupuram 716 8 9 . SUbbiahpuram 1466 i-SHPAny a DOCUMENTATIC ,;PSfBt NsuomI (Qst.tu.e oi K. ..x,uoa.( tiannmg»nd Adm.n;«, .t,oo. 1/-B, Sri Aurcbi.ido Mari, New f,|h,-IH0)6 rK DOC, No 5^- aTJ O.fe , , r —