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[[File:Thripperum- thura-Mahadeva-temple.jpg|thumbnail|Thripperum thura Mahadeva temple]]
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Thripperumthura Mahadevar temple, Ayyakkasheril Sree Mahadevar Temple, Karahzma Devi temple, Chala Mahadevar temple, Puthuvila Bhagavathi temple, Valiyamadom Devi temple, Kannannoor Devi temple and Irampaman Subrammania swamy temple are major temples of this village.
Thripperumthura Mahadevar temple, Ayyakkasheril Sree Mahadevar Temple, Karahzma Devi temple, Chala Mahadevar temple, Puthuvila Bhagavathi temple, Valiyamadom Devi temple, Kannannoor Devi temple and Irampaman Subrammania swamy temple are major temples of this village.



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Chennithala
village
Country India
StateKerala
DistrictAlappuzha
Population
 • Total13,111
Languages
 • OfficialMalayalam, English
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
Vehicle registrationKL-31
Nearest cityMavelikkara
Lok Sabha constituencyMavelikkara

Chennithala is a village in Mavelikkara taluk of Alleppey district, Kerala, South India. This village consists mainly of paddy fields and coconut groves. Chennithala is a village where Hindus, Christians and Muslims live together in religious harmony. There are many ancient Hindu temples. Christians of all denominations have their place of worship in Chennithala. The educational institutions of the area include Mahatma Higher Secondary School, Mahatma Boys high school, Mahatma Girls high school, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya and a few lower and upper primary schools run by the state government.

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Thripperum thura Mahadeva temple

Thripperumthura Mahadevar temple, Ayyakkasheril Sree Mahadevar Temple, Karahzma Devi temple, Chala Mahadevar temple, Puthuvila Bhagavathi temple, Valiyamadom Devi temple, Kannannoor Devi temple and Irampaman Subrammania swamy temple are major temples of this village.


St. George Horeb Jacobite Syrian Church, St. George Valiyapally and there are few more Christian churches are also located in Chennithala.

Valiya perumpumpuzha bridge connects it to Thattarampalam in south of chennithala. Achankovil River flows through Chennithala.
Chennithala village is 6 km north from Mavelikkara, 4 km from Mannar to south, 9 km from Harippad (towards east)and 12 km from Chengannur (towards West)Town. The nearest railway station is Mavelikara and then Harippad.[citation needed]

Memorial School

Sri.Chennithala Chellappan Pillai memorial cultural school is conducting music class, dance class and Chenda training at Chennithala at the Smaraka Samithi.

Mahadeva Kuthiyotta Samathi is one and only kuthiyotta samathi in Chennithala. Kuthiyottam is mainly related to Chettikulangara temple.

Chennithala Palliyodam is one of the most attraction point in Chennithala village. last 125 years Chennithala palliyodam going to Aranmula Temple and participating in Utritahi Boat race with out any Break. On 2010 we made a new Snake Boat. Now we are going to Aranmula in that Snake Boat. It was constructed by Great Shilpi Changam Kari Venu Achari and his team.

Famous personalities

Ramesh Chennitha, HOME MINISTER OF KERALA

M. Murala, Ex-MLA Mavelikara

Late Chennithala Chellappan Pillai, Kathakali expert

Sri.Ambalapattu Damodaran Asan, Former President of Nair Service Society

Temples

Ayyakkasheril Sree Mahadevar Temple Karazhma Devi Temple Puthuvila Devi Temple Thriperumthara Mahadeva Temple Chala Sree Mahadeva Temple Valiyamadom Devi Temple Erambaman Sree Subrahmania Swamy Temple

External links

  1. Chennithala St.George Horeb Jacobite Syrian Church

References