Puthenchira Grama Panchayat Office Building
4 समीक्षा Maniyankavu, Puthenchira, Kerala +91 480 289 0208 एक संपादन का सुझाव दें
21 नवंबर 2021 10:21
A typical govt office with very slow file movers. Half of the staffs were absent in the office and the reason they were giving that the absentees are gone for election duty. It is the kind of excuses you get every time you go to these kind of offices. Even the available staff was working as if they are working for free.
05 जून 2018 13:43
Puthenchira Panchayath New Office Building
Puthenchira and the surrounding areas were earlier known as Mahadevar Pattanam. In the second or the third century the Perumanadikals created a ‘Chira’ (causeway/bund) for the purpose of agriculture. The Cheraman Perumal designated the place for building the ‘Chira’ by throwing Puthen (the coin prevailing then). Since then it is believed that this place is called Puthenchira.
Various muris (parts) of Puthenchira were ruled by the Kodungallur Thampuran, Mukundapuram (Muriyanatt@Nadavarambu) Nambiar and Kodassery (East Chalakudy) Karthav (All of them under Perumpadappu swaroopam) after the Chera dynasty fell in the 12th Century. Later when Samudiri extended his territory, both Puthenchira and Kodungallur became the part of his empire. Later in 1761, the Cochin king sought help from Travancore. Travancore obliged and defeated Samudiri in the battle, delighted by this, the Cochin king gave Puthenchira to Divan Ayyappan Marthandapillai who was the commander of the Travancore army. The Divan dedicated Puthenchira to the Travancore king. So until the Travancore Cochin merger in 1949 Puthenchira was a Travancore village in the Cochin kingdom.
Puthenchira is the birthplace of Blessed Mariam Thresea and Blessed Fr. Vidhayathil, who is the Founder of ST. Mary's GHSSK school. Neighboring places are Kuthirathadam, Mala, Kuzhikattusery, and Konathukunnu.
As of 2001 India census, Puthenchira had a population of 20964 with 9789 males and 11175 females
Puthenchira and the surrounding areas were earlier known as Mahadevar Pattanam. In the second or the third century the Perumanadikals created a ‘Chira’ (causeway/bund) for the purpose of agriculture. The Cheraman Perumal designated the place for building the ‘Chira’ by throwing Puthen (the coin prevailing then). Since then it is believed that this place is called Puthenchira.
Various muris (parts) of Puthenchira were ruled by the Kodungallur Thampuran, Mukundapuram (Muriyanatt@Nadavarambu) Nambiar and Kodassery (East Chalakudy) Karthav (All of them under Perumpadappu swaroopam) after the Chera dynasty fell in the 12th Century. Later when Samudiri extended his territory, both Puthenchira and Kodungallur became the part of his empire. Later in 1761, the Cochin king sought help from Travancore. Travancore obliged and defeated Samudiri in the battle, delighted by this, the Cochin king gave Puthenchira to Divan Ayyappan Marthandapillai who was the commander of the Travancore army. The Divan dedicated Puthenchira to the Travancore king. So until the Travancore Cochin merger in 1949 Puthenchira was a Travancore village in the Cochin kingdom.
Puthenchira is the birthplace of Blessed Mariam Thresea and Blessed Fr. Vidhayathil, who is the Founder of ST. Mary's GHSSK school. Neighboring places are Kuthirathadam, Mala, Kuzhikattusery, and Konathukunnu.
As of 2001 India census, Puthenchira had a population of 20964 with 9789 males and 11175 females