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Monkombu
Mankombu or Moncombu is a village in the district of Alappuzha in the state of Kerala, India. Monkombu is part of the Kuttanad region in Kerala which is one of the two major paddy cultivating regions in the state. Mankompu is especially known for being home for the Rice Research Station of the Kerala Agricultural University.〔(kau.edu Kerala Agricultural University, Institutions and Stations. )〕〔(Save Our Rice Campaign )〕 The ancestors of Dr. M. S. Swaminathan, renowned agriculturalist and father of the Indian green revolution, hailed from this village.
Moncombu is also the location of the famous Moncombu Bhagavathy Temple. A temple of the attracts thousands of people every year. An annual 7 days festival begins on 14 April every year. This is followed by the Pathamudayam festival on 23 April every year.
== Spelling ==
Since the English name is an approximate transliteration of the Malayalam word, there may be ambiguity in the spelling. ''Moncombu'' is the spelling recognized by the Postal Department〔(IndiaPost.gov.in )〕〔(pincode.org.in )〕 as well as in government communication.〔(kau.edu )〕 But yet other variants such as ''Mankombu'' is in use by the press.〔(save-our-rice.net )〕
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