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DINDIGUL SL.NO. APPLICATION NO. NAME AND ADDRESS VIJAYA P, 149, TAHSILDAR NAGAR, MAGATHMA GANDHI 1 601 ROAD, THAMARAIKULAM PO, PERIYAKULAM TK- THENI-625605 SURESH K, S/O.A.KALIAPPAN, 52, B3, NETTU STREET, 2 602 MUNICIPAL COLONY, DINDIGUL TK- DINDIGUL RUBI.R, D/O.RANGASAMY,, 3 603 95,COMPOSTYARD ST., THENI SELVI. P D/O.PERUMAL, 6.59 SOUTH KALIAMMAN 4 604 STREET, SILUKKUARPATI, NILAKOTTAI TK DINDIGUL B Palanichamy Madurapuri, 5 605 Alagapuri Post Periyakulam Taluk Theni District S Kanagaraja D No 8-01-302-18 6 606 Srinivasa Nagar, Andipatti Post and Taluk Theni District MAHALAKSHMI.B, D/O.R.BALAKRISHNAN, KAMINAICKENPATTI, 7 607 SAKKAIYANAICKEN - PATTI PO, KODAI ROAD VIA., DINDIGUL ESWARI.M, D/O.MUTHUSAMY,, BALAPATTY, 8 608 KATTAKAMANPATTY, PERIYAKULAM TK. THENI Page 1 PUNITHAVALLI M, D/O.K MANGALAM, MUTHUMARIAMMAN 9 609 KOIL ST, PATTIVEERAN PATTI, DINDIGUL TK., DINDIGUL-624001 VASUKI.N., D/O.NAGENDRAN.V, 10 610 1/953,GANDHI NAGAR, VIRUDHUNAGAR(TK), VIRUDHUNAGAR-626001 RAJALAKSHMI B, W/O.G.ASHOK, NO 1066, PULIYA- MARATHU 11 611 CHETTU, BALASAMUTHIRAM PO, PALANI, DINDIGUL-624602 RAVINDRAN S., S/O.SEENIVASAGAM, 22, NEW STREET, 12 612 SIVAKASI., VIRUDHUNAGAR DIST. VIRUDHUNAGAR. RAMESH BABU.A, S/O.ALAGARSAMY, 82,K.R.RAMASAMY 13 613 NAGAR, THENI PO & TK., THENI SADAIYANDI N, S/O. NAGARAJ, THEN ST., 9TH WARD, 14 614 SITHAYANKOTTAI PO, DINDIGUL TK. DINDIGUL RAVINDRAN.G, S/O. GANESAN, PULLANAICKAN PATTY, 15 615 ARUPPUKOTTTAI TK, VIRUDHUNAGAR DIST. VIRUDHUNAGAR-626114 RAJINIKANTH.M, S/O.MUNIAPPAN, MANICKAPURAM 16 616 COLONY, KAMARAJA PURAM POST, BODI TK. THENI Page 2 ANBAZHAGAN P, S/O APARAMAN, 179, CHERAN JEEVA 17 617 NAGAR, PALANI, DINDIGUL SIVARAJAN.P, S/O.C.PALANICHAMY,, ANUMAR KOIL STREET, 18 618 GANDHI NAGAR, PERIAKULAM TK THENI-626501 MURUGAN.S, S/O SAMUVEL, THIRUVIRUNTHAN 19 619 PATTY, SEDDUDAYAN PATTY PO, SATTUR TK, VIRUDHUNAGAR VIMALA A, D/O.AYYAPPAN, 20 620 63, AGNESMARY STREET, DINDIGUL 0 KALAMANI.R D/O.RAJENDRAN,, K.K.COLONY,, 21 621 VAIGAIDAM PO,, PERIYAKULAM TK THENI 0 SUDHA.A, W/O.BALAMURUGAN, 25/AI.FOREST ROAD, 22 622 1ST STREET, THENI 625531 ANGAYARSELVI.P D/O.PONRAJ,, THANGAMMAL PURAM PO, 23 623 AUNDIPATTY TK. THENI 0 DURAI ARASI, WORD NO:14,KURAVAN ST, NEAR I.O BANK, OPULAPURAM, 24 624 AYAKKUDI PO, PALANI (TK), DINDIGUL 624201 Page 3 M.MAHESWARI, 1095,ANIL NAGAR, PALLAPATTI ROAD, 25 625 THIRUTHANGAL, SIVAKASI (TK) VIRUDHUNAGAR 626130 THENMOZHI.A, D/O.M.ARUMUGAM,, 24.EAST STREET,, 26 626 ARANMANAI PUDUR,, THENI 0 MUNIYAMMAL S, D/O.K.SEVENTHIYAPPAN, ACHARAJAKKA PATTI, 27 627 THOTTANOOTHU POST, DINDIGUL 624001 MEENA K, D/O KULANTHIVEL, SOUTH STREET, 28 628 9 TH WARD, AYYAMPALAYAM, DINDIGUL 624005 RAJESWARI M, D/O K.MUNIYASAMY, 5/7/80 WEST STREET, 29 629 OLD BATLAGUNDU, NILAKOTTAI TK- DINDIGUL 0 GANESAN M, S/O P.MARIAPPAN, NEW AYAKUDI, 30 630 AYAKUDI POST, PALANI TK- DINDIGUL KARTHIKEYAN.M, S/O MUTHUVEL, 177 MARUTHA NAGAR, 31 631 NEAR T.B., SATTUR, VIRUDHUNAGAR-626203 MUTHUKUMAR.M, 23.NORTH KARISALKULAM, 32 632 INAM KARISALKULAM (P.O), SRIVILLIPUTHUR VIRUDHUNAGAR-626125 Page 4 PARTHIBAN.S, S/O.SUNDARAJAN, 22/1, AMERICAN MESN KOVIL 33 633 ST, VADAKARAI, PERIYAKULAM. THENI-625536 PAULRAJ . A, S/O.ARULANDHU, ST.ANTONIYAR STREET, 34 634 NPANJAMPATTI PO, DINDIGUL TK DINDIGUL-624303 KARTHIK U, S/O. PUMATHURAI. V CHITHUR COLONY, 35 635 MOTTANAMPATTI, VEDASENDUR TK- DINDIGUL KUMAR P, S/O G.PITCHAIMUTHU, 18/7 DEIVA SIGAMANIPURAM, 36 636 DINDIGU TK, DINDIGUL MUTHURAJA.T, S/O.THANGARAJ,, 234 PONNAGAR 37 637 CHINNAMANUR POST,, THENI DIST. THENI RAJA. P, S/O.PARAMASIVAM, NORTH ST,, 38 638 UPPUKOTTAI PO, BODI TK, THENI SASIKUMAR P, S/O P. PARAMAN, MINOR COLONY, 39 639 VEDASENDUR TK, DINDIGUL KANDASAMY.S, S/O.SENTHURANDI, 40 640 573 PERIYAR NAGAR, SATTUR POST, VIRUDHUNAGAR-626203 Page 5 THINAKARAN.A, S/O ANANTHAPPAN, 2/26A EAST ST, 41 641 PARALATCHI, ARUPPUKOTTAI TK VIRUDHUNAGAR ANANTH .N, NEW NO 514, KOTHANKULAM EAST, VAITHIYALINGAPURAM 42 642 (POST), SRIVILLIPUTHUR (VIA ) RAJAPALAYAM.(TK)- VIRUDHUNAGAR-626154 SHANMUGA SUNDARAM.K, S/O KRISHNASAMY,, 43 643 26, ALAMPATTI SATTUR-PO,, VIRUDHUNAGAR-626203 BALAGURUSAMY.K, S/O KARUPPASAMY, A.THULUKKAPATTY, 44 644 ANAIYUR POST, SIVAKASI TK- VIRUDHUNAGAR KALI RAJ. M, 1/184A, SUBRAMANIAPURAM, 45 645 KALLAMANAYAGAN PATTI, SIVAKASI VIRUDHUNAGAR-626131 PALANICHAMY. R, S/O.P. RAMU, PAZHYA SILUKKUVAR PATTI, 46 646 SILUKKUVARPA TTI, NILAKOTTAI TK DINDIGUL RAJASEKAR S, S/O K.SOLAIALAGAN, TPALLAPATTI, 47 647 THIMMANANALLUR POST, DINDIGUL ELAVENIL M, S/O.C.MARUTHAMUTHU 48 648 74/B, PARAIMETTU ST, GANDHIJI PUDU ROAD, DINDIGUL-624001 Page 6 GOVINDASAMY.P, S/O.PERUMAL, 1-3/12A VEDHA KOIL STREET, 49 649 M.P.KARISAL KULAM, SRIVILIPUTHUR VIRUDHUNAGAR BALAMURUGAN.P, S/O PARAMAN, SOUTH STREET, 50 650 CHINNAOVULA PURAM, UTHAMAPALAYAM TK THENI RAMESH.P S/O. POUNRAJ, 51 651 224/1, AMBEDKAR STREET, VIRUDHUNAGAR-626001 PANDIYARAJAN. D, S/O. DURAIPANDI. S,, GOVT PRIMARY HEALTH 52 652 CENTRE,, GUZILIAMPARAI DINDIGUL THAVASILINGAM.P, S/O.PERIYASAMY, 53 653 SENIVASA NAGAR IST ST, ANDIPATTY TK THENI-625512 THEN MURUGAN P, C/O SAROJAMARY 54 654 NALLAMAYANAICKAN PATTY PO, DINDIGUL-624001 DURGADEVI. V D/O.VELUCHAMY, 55 655 MUTHANAMPATTI, DINDIGUL TK, DINDIGUL RANI .S D/O S.SHANMUGAM, 56 656 SOUTH ST COLONY, SIRUNAICKENPATTI, DINDIGUL GANGA GOWRI.S D/o.SUBBIAH.V. METTUPATTI ST, CHINNA MANNAICKANPATTI 57 657 MALL, ANKINAR PO, KARIAPA TT VIRUDHUNAGARPage 7 AMARAVATHI.V. D/0.VIJAYARAMAN.S., SORAMPATTI, 58 658 VADAMALAPURAM PO, THIRUTHANGAL VIA SIVAKASI VIRUDHUNAGAR-626204 KRISHNAVENI A. D/O V.ALAGUMALAI, 59 659 KOTTUR AVARAMPATTI, PAPPANAMPATTI, DINDIGUL SUMATHI. R D/O.RAMU 167, PATTALAMMAN KOIL 60 660 STREET, THENKARAI, PERIAKULAM TALUK THENI-625601 NIRMALA.M D/O.MURUGAIAH,, 8/84, ANNANAGAR CNY, 61 661 MALLANGINAR PO, KARIAPATTY TK VIRUDHUNAGAR-626109 MUTHUMUNIAMMAL.M D/O. MUTHUVEL., 62 662 1/31,VIJAYARAMPERI,, AVADAYAPURAM PO,, VIRUDHUNAGAR-0. PONNU MUNIAMMAL. M D/O. MUTHU IRULANDI,, NEDUNGULAM PO., 63 663 V.KUPPANAPURAM,, SRIVILLIPUTTUR TK.- VIRUDHUNAGAR-626133. SUBBURAJ.V, S/O VANGALAM, KILAVIKULAM PO, 64 664 SOLAPURAM SOUTH, RAJAPALAYAM TK- VIRUDHUNAGAR- 626117 P.KARUPPIAH, 3.4- 15, SOUTH STREET, MUTHULAPURAM, 65 665 POOSARIPATTI POST, NILAKKOTTAI, DINDIGUL-624202 S.ESWARAN, 66 666 M41, ARANMANAIPURAM, THENI Page 8 K.CHANDRASEKAR, SU TTY KALADIPATTI, 67 667 KOTTUR POST, NILAKKOTTAI TALUK, DINDIGUL DT 624215 K.AMMAPATHY, N0.139 ,DEVENDRA ST,, 68 668 PALANI PO, DINDUGAL-624601 M.ATHIPARANJOTHI, 8 TH WARD, NEW AYAKKUDI, 69 669 PALANI, DINDIGUL V.Muthusamy, 8/1, Gandhi Colony, 70 670 Near Government Hostel, Chinnamanur M.Selva Kumar Gandhiji Nagar, 71 671 Sempatti Post DINDIGUL 624 707 K.Balakrishnan Boonjolai Street, 72 672 Athoor Taluk, DINDIGUL District MUTHU KUMAR R, S/O MAYANDI, 25/A MANGALA PURAM, 73 673 NAGAL NAGAR, DINDIGUL PARAMASIVAM M, S/O MARIAPPAN KALIAMMAN KOIL STREET, 74 674 ODAI STREET, KANNIVADI VGL & PO DINDIGUL 624004 NAGAJOTHI.K, D/O KRISHNASAMY, 1/1111, MALLIKITTANGI 75 675 STREET, GANDHI NAGAR, PANDIAN NAGAR, VIRUDHUNAGAR - 626125 JAYASUDHA.M D/O.MURUGESAN, 76 676 11E1, CHURCH ST. RAJAPALAYAM., VIRUDHUNAGAR - 626117 Page 9 AMIBIGADEVI.A D/O.ARUMUGAM, 32, KUYAVAR STREET, 77 677 POOCHINAYAKKANPATTI, BEGAMBUR POST, DINDUGAL - 624 002 GANESAN.Y, S/O YACOB, 73 WEST STREET, 78 678 SETHUNARAYANAPURAM, SRIVILLIPUTHUR TK VIRUDHUNAGAR SHANTHI.S, W/O RAJA.N, S.PUDHUPATTY,, 79 679 SUKKAMPATTY PO,, VEDASENDHUR DINDIGUL - 624 801 SUBHASHINI D, W/O.N.SUBACHANDRA RAJA , D/NO. 7/8A SRI VALLI ILLAM, 80 680 T.S.P CAMP BACK SIDE, ARIMA NAGAR, PALANI TK DINDIGUL - 624601 VEERAJOTHI.P D/O.POOCHINAICKER, 149A MOTTAIYAN ST, 81 681 ALLAMPATTI, VIRUDHUNAGAR TK DT VIRUDHUNAGAR JAYAKALA. M C/O.MUTHU KUMAR M, 82 682 AYAKUDI (PO), PALANI (TK) DINDIGUL-624614 ELAVARASI.S W/O.SELVAKUMAR, 13, T.V.K.K.NAGAR 83 683 5TH ST, BODINAYAKANUR & TK. THENI-625513 AMUTHA. M DOOR NO 2/113, KEELATHIPPAMPATTY, 84 684 KASAVANAMPATTY POST, KANNIVADI VIA DINDIGUL-624705 Page 10 S Bhaskaran, 6W/43, Melamaravar Street, 85 685 Bodinayakanur Po & Taluk, Theni Dist V.S.Rajendrababu 7/2-1 Aladipatty, 86 686 Panniakadu Post Kodaikanal, DINDIGUL District MYMOONSUBURAS D/O.SYED IBRAHIM 30 PAVALI ROAD, 87 687 VIRUDHUNAGAR, VIRUDHUNAGAR, 626001 NAGOOR BHANU.A, D/O ABDULRAHMAN, 6A.JINNAH ST., 88 688 ARUPPUKKOTTAI., VIRUDHUNAGAR- 626101 RAJAMOHAMED N, S/O. NOORMOHAMAD, 81/62 JOHNPETERLANE, 89 689 WESTMARIYANATHA - PURAM, DINDIGUL SHAMIM BANU K, D/O.A KAMALDEEN, 1/33 SEEVALSARAGU, 90 690 SEMPATTI POST, DINDIGUL TK, DINDIGUL FATHIMA BHARATHI S, D/O. P. SALEEM, PWD QUARTERS, 91 691 AYYAMPALAYAM, NILAKOTTAI TK DINDIGUL M Jalal No.5/A, 17th Lane, Ilahi High 92 692 School Opp Cumbum Post, Uthamapalayam Taluk Theni District CHITHRA DEVI.V, D/O VELLAICHAMY, PERUMAL KOIL STREET, 93 693 VADAMAIKURICHI POST, VIRUDHUNAGAR VIA VIRUDHU NAGAR PRIATHARSINI.S, D/O SOUNDARAPANDIAN, 94 694 49 SMG SCHOOL STREET, VIRUDHUNAGARPage 11- 626001 SEVANTHI P., W/O VALLAVAN, 95 695 50, DR. AMBEDKAR ST, VIRUDHUNAGAR MAHESWARI.S, D/O SEETHARAMAN, 164, KEELAPOTTALPATTI 96 696 VILLINAM KARISALKULAM PO SRIVILLIPUTHUR-TK VIRUDHUNAGAR - 626125 BHARATHI.G, W/O.THOMODHARAN, 205/B-2, 12W, 97 697 KURUNJI NAGAR 3RD ST., ALLINAGARM, THENI - 625531 PALANIKUMAR.S, S/O.SHANMUGAVEL, 1/99A AMATHUR, 98 698 VIRUDHUNAGAR TK & DT, VIRUDHUNAGAR BALAMURUGAN P, S/O PONRAMAN JEYANDI, PERUMAL ASARI ILLAM, 99 699 SUKKANMEDU, DINDIGUL TK DINDIGUL SATHEESHKUMAR.M, S/O.P.MURUGESAN, 14, SUDHANTHIRA ST. 100 700 THENKARAI,, PERIYAKULAM TALUK THENI Page 12 MUTHU KUMAR. S, S/O SELVARAJ, PUTHU ROAD, 101 701 NAGAYAKOTTAI PO, VEDASENDUR TK DINDIGUL - 624706 PONRAJ P, S/O PETCHIMUTHU, 1/4216 THANGAMANI 102 702 COLONY, PANDIAN NAGAR, VIRUDHUNAGAR 0 USHA. K, D/O M. KARUPPIAH, 103 703 11 RMTC NAGAR, DINDIGUL 0 JOHN BRITTO. M, S/O MARIA FRANCIS, 5/585,RAMAR COLONY, 104 704 BALAKRISHANAPURAM NGO COLONY (POST), DINDIGUL 624005 SENTHIL. A P, S/O B.SENTHIL, 105 705 C4 R M COLONY, DINDIGUL 0 NIRMALKUMAR.
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    INDEX Sl. Subject Page No. 1. About the Department 1 2. Historic Achievements 13 3. Irrigation infrastructure – 21 Achievements during the last three years 4. Tamil Nadu on the path 91 of Development – Vision 2023 of the Hon’ble Chief Minister 5. Schemes proposed to be 115 taken up in the financial year 2014 – 2015 (including ongoing schemes) 6. Inter State water Issues 175 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT “Ú®ts« bgU»dhš ãyts« bgUF« ãyts« bgU»dhš cyf« brê¡F«” - kh©òäF jäœehL Kjyik¢r® òu£Á¤jiyé m«kh mt®fŸ INTRODUCTION: Water is the elixir of life for the existence of all living things including human kind. Water is essential for life to flourish in this world. Therefore, the Great Poet Tiruvalluvar says, “ڮϋW mikahJ cybfå‹ ah®ah®¡F« th‹Ï‹W mikahJ xG¡F” (FwŸ 20) (The world cannot exist without water and order in the world can exists only with rain) Tamil Nadu is mainly dependent upon Agriculture for it’s economic growth. Hence, timely and adequate supply of “water” is an important factor. Keeping the above in mind, I the Hon’ble Chief Minister with her vision and intention, to make Tamil Nadu a “numero uno” State in the country with “Peace, Prosperity and Progress” as the guiding principle, has been guiding the Department in the formulation and implementation of various schemes for the development and maintenance of water resources. On the advice, suggestions and with the able guidance of Hon’ble Chief Minister, the Water Resources Department is maintaining the Water Resources Structures such as, Anicuts, Tanks etc., besides rehabilitating and forming the irrigation infrastructure, which are vital for the food production and prosperity of the State.
  • Land and Building Situated in Theni District-Periyakulam Registration District- Andipatti Taluk, Kadamalaigundu Sub Registration

    Land and Building Situated in Theni District-Periyakulam Registration District- Andipatti Taluk, Kadamalaigundu Sub Registration

    Retail Lending and Payment Group (South Zonal Office/Branch):Axis Bank-RAC, Arcot Plaza, Old No.38, New No.165, Arcot Road, Kodambakkam, Chennai - 600024. Corporate Office:-, “Axis House”, C-2, Wadia International Centre, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli, Mumbai – 400025. Registered Office: “Trishul”, 3rd Floor Opp. Samartheshwar Temple Law Garden, Ellisbridge Ahmedabad – 380006. Public notice for Sale/Auction of immovable properties Under SARFAESI Act read with provision to Rule 8 (6) of the Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules Whereas the Authorized Officer of Axis Bank Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as ‘the Bank’), under Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002 (in short ‘SARFAESI Act) and in exercise of powers conferred under Section 13(12) read with the Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002 issued Demand Notice under Sec. 13(2) of SARFAESI Act calling upon the below-mentioned Borrowers/Co-borrowers/mortgagors/Guarantors to repay the amount mentioned in the notice being the amount due together with further interest thereon at the contractual rate plus all costs charges and incidental expenses etc. till the date of payment within 60 days from the date of the said notice. The Borrowers/Co-borrowers/mortgagors/Guarantors having failed to repay the above said amount within the specified period, the authorized officer has taken over physical possession in exercise of powers conferred under Section 13(4) of SARFAESI Act read with Security Interest (Enforcement) Rules, 2002,
  • Groundwater Quality Assessment in Dindigul District, Tamil Nadu Using GIS

    Groundwater Quality Assessment in Dindigul District, Tamil Nadu Using GIS

    Nature Environment and Pollution Technology ISSN: 0972-6268 Vol. 13 No. 1 pp. 49-56 2014 An International Quarterly Scientific Journal Original Research Paper Groundwater Quality Assessment in Dindigul District, Tamil Nadu Using GIS J. Colins Johnny and M. C. Sashikkumar* Department of Civil Engineering, Anna University, Tirunelveli Region, Tirunelveli, T.N., India *Department of Civil Engineering, University VOC College of Engineering, Anna University, Thoothukudi Campus, Tuticorin, T. N., India ABSTRACT Nat. Env. & Poll. Tech. Website: www.neptjournal.com Groundwater is a significant source of water in many parts of India, especially in semiarid and arid regions. Received: 10-6-2013 About 50% of the total irrigated area is dependent on groundwater. Groundwater is the major source of Accepted: 13-8-2013 drinking water in both urban and rural areas. Also, it is an important source of water for the agricultural and the industrial sectors. Groundwater quality is as important as the quantity. Poor quality of water adversely Key Words: affects the plant growth and human health. Hence, the demarcation of groundwater quality is of vital importance Groundwater to augment groundwater resources. The present study attempts to prepare the spatial variation map of the Spatial variation various groundwater quality parameters for Dindigul district, Tamil Nadu using Geographical Information Water quality System (GIS). GIS has been applied to visualize the spatial distribution of groundwater quality in the study Geographical information area. The major water quality parameters such as pH, total dissolved solids, total hardness, calcium, system (GIS) magnesium, fluoride, chloride and sulphates etc. were analysed. The final integrated map shows three Dindigul district priority classes such as high, moderate and poor groundwater quality zones of the study area and provides a guideline for the suitability of groundwater for drinking purposes.
  • List of Nodal Officers

    List of Nodal Officers

    List of Nodal Officers Proceedings of the District Collector & Chairman, District Disaster Management Authority, Dindigul District, Dindigul. Present: Dr.T.G.Vinay, I.A.S., Roc.No.13900/2018-7/NC.1 Dated: 10.9.2018 Sub: Natural calamities - Dindigul District- North East Monsoon 2018 – 67 Vulnerable areas identified – Appointment of Nodal officers at the District Level, Division Level, Taluk Level & Block Level - ordered - regarding. Ref: Additional Chief Secretary / Commissioner of Revenue Administration, Chennai Circular Rc.No.NC.1(4)/3838/ 2018 dt :25.08.2018 -------- Order: In the reference cited, the Additional Chief Secretary/Commissioner of Revenue Administration has instructed to identify vulnerable locations in every district for the ensuing North East Monsoon and to give adequate training to the First responders & Volunteers(Red Cross Society, Nehru Yuva Kendra, NSS, NCC, Home Guard, NGOs, Self Help Group etc.). Accordingly, 67 vulnerable locations have been identified in Dindigul District. 2) ) In order to report on the preventive action taken & preparedness status by various departments to avoid any damages to life/property in case of any eventuality in the vulnerable areas identified, Inter-Departmental Zonal Team for each Taluk was constituted. 3) In the reference cited, the Additional Chief Secretary/ Commissioner of Revenue Administration has instructed to appoint Nodal officers at the District Level, Division Level, Taluk Level & Block Level Nodal Officers. Accordingly, the following officials are hereby appointed as Nodal officers at District Level/ Sub-Division Level/Taluk Level, as detailed below:- Sl. Name & Designation Mobile No. No. I. District Level Thiru.P.Velu, M.Sc.,B.Ed., 1. 94450 00915 District Revenue Officer, Dindigul II.
  • Registration Form (PDF, 108KB)

    Registration Form (PDF, 108KB)

    About The Institute The Gandhigram Rural Institute is one of the unique higher education institutions functioning with a vision of promotion of a casteless and classless society through instruction, research and extension. Based on Mahatma Gandhi’s revolutionary concept of `Nai Talim’ system of education Dr.T.S.Soundram and Dr.G.Ramachandram sculptured this institute in 1956. The Work of the Institute invited national attention and the Government of India (Ministry of Education), on the recommendation of the University Grants Commission, conferred the status of a Deemed University on the institute under section (3) of the UGC Act of 1956, on 3rd August, 1976. Today it has emerged as a renowned university both at national and international level for its remarkable contribution to rural education and its services. The Institute was accredited with Five Star Status by NAAC, in February 2002 and re-accredited with `A’ grade by NAAC in 2010. MHRD, assessing all the Deemed Universities in India, awarded `A’ grade to the Institute in 2013 About The Department The Department of Home Science was established in the year 1956. The Department offers B.Sc and M.Sc programmes under Choice Based Credit System, besides M.Phil and Ph.D programmes in Home Science. The department has also undertaken many research projects funded by DST, UGC, ICSSR and TNSCS&T (at National level) and American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI) USA, Bernard Van Leer Foundation, Netherland, (at International Level) and has research collaboration with Leibniz University Hannover, Germany. The Department has organized several conferences, seminars and workshops at national level.
  • Vulnerable Areas (Taluk Wise) in Dindigul District ABSTRACT

    Vulnerable Areas (Taluk Wise) in Dindigul District ABSTRACT

    Vulnerable Areas (Taluk wise) in Dindigul District ABSTRACT Sl. Very High High Moderate Low Taluk Total No. vulnerability vulnerability vulnerability vulnerability 1. Dindigul West 0 0 1 16 17 2. Dindigul East 0 2 0 7 9 3. Nilakottai 0 0 2 5 7 4. Natham 0 0 0 3 3 5. Athoor 0 1 0 0 1 6. Palani 0 3 0 3 6 7. Oddanchatram 0 1 0 13 14 8. Vedasandur 0 2 0 6 8 9. Kodaikanal 0 2 0 0 2 Total 0 11 3 53 67 1.Dindigul West Taluk Name & Type of local body Sl. ( Village Panchayat/Town Name of the location Reasons for Vulnerability No Panchayat/Municipality and corporation I. Very High Vulnerability NIL II. High Vulnerability NIL III. Moderate Vulnerability 1. Athuppatty, Thadicombu Town Way side village of River and H/o.Thadicombu, Due heavy flood in the past Panchayat Dindigul west Taluk Year (1977) IV. Low Vulnerability Lakshmananpatty, 1. Due to heavy flood in the H/o. Agaram, Agaram Town Panchayat past Year (1977) Dindigul West Taluk 2. Kiriampatty Colony, H/o. Agaram Agaram Town Panchayat Way side village of a river Dindigul West Taluk 3. Purusanathy Undarpatty, Thadicombu Town Way side village of River and H/o. Thadicombu Due heavy flood in the past Panchayat Dindigul West Taluk Year (1977) 4. Varattaru Andiyagoundanur, Thadicombu Town Way side village of River and Due heavy flood in the past H/o. Thadicombu Panchayat Year (1977) Dindigul West Taluk 5. Muthanampatty, Kuttathupatty Pt.,/ Due heavy flood in the past H/o. Kuttathupatty Village Panchayat Year Dindigul West Taluk 6.