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Padinjarangadi
Padinjarangadi, also known as Padinharangadi, Angadi and Padinjaranadu, is a mini town place in the grama panchayath of Pattithara in Palakkad district of Kerala state, India (pin code: 679552).
It is surrounded by the localities of Kalladathur, Parakkulam, Kokkadu, Karimbanakkunnu, Vettukadu, and Mavara, among others. It is a junction on the Palakkad-Ponnani route, leading to Edappal, Thrithala, Kootanadu, and Parakkulam. It is a small marketplace for the nearby villages and localities. Even though the town is situated in Pattithara revenue village, its outskirts stretch into Kappur revenue village also.
The town includes construction workers, workers in granite quarries, farmers, government and private sector employees, traders and non-resident Keralites (working abroad stretching from the nearby Indian states to the U.S.; the Gulf countries being the major place of migration). The population comprises mainly Hindu, Muslim, and Christian communities. The Manamakkavils are one among the most prominent Muslim families in the area, being an Arab descendant (from Manama, Bahrain) the Manamakkavils are quite popular for their strength & unity in the culture rich town of Padinjarangadi.
The evergreen surrounding localities have mountainous greeneries and wet valleys of paddy fields. Amenities such as educational institutions, banks, and dispensaries are flourishing in addition to the growing goods market there. Traditionally, to an extend, feudal life prevailed in the area, irrespective of the communities. Ulsavams are celebrated annually at the temples of Vengasseri, Kalladathur, and others, in addition to occasional gatherings conducted at family and social levels.
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