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Vangathangudi
Vangathangudi
village

Vangathangudi aka Vengathangudi is a typical village which is nearer to Mannargudi, in Thiruvarur District, Tamil Nadu, India. It has the famous Vairavanathar temple (now renovating is going on) and a panchayat school.

Demographics

Vangathangudi is the panchayat which includes the villages Vedapuram and Singamangalam. Vangathangudi itself has more than 300 families and nearly 900 eligible voters. The main source of livelihood is agriculture but it is possible only for six months in a year normally from June to March due to the irrigation depends on Mettur Reservoir. Most of the people goes to Thiruppur, Coiambatore and Chennai to find nominal jobs during summer. It has high literacy rate than its surrounding villages.

Vangathangudi and its surroundings are rich in oil resources since it is in the Cauvery asset. ONGC(Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited) has been analysing these areas for the past fifteen years and also successful in finding oil resources.

Facts and Figures

Total Population: 1313

Male: 654

Female: 659

Total Households: 344

Literacy Rate: 72.69

Male literates: 472

Female literates: 377

Near By Towns

Mannargudi (18km), Thiruthuraipoondi (14km), Muthupet (12km)

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