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Pandippara
Pandippara is a small village in Idukki District in Kerala. People started living in this village from the mid-1950s. Most of the early dwellers were from Kottayam and Pathanamthitta Districts. Pandippara has a Roman Catholic church (St. Joseph Church) situated at the top of the hill and around which the village has developed over the years. Also there is an Upper Primary School is running associated with the church (St. Joseph U P School). Karikkintholam and Eettikavala are two different parts of the village. The village is connected with Thadiambadu, Vimalagiri, Upputhode, Thankamony, Nelivayal and Narakakanam by roads. It is a hilly area and it has a beautiful rock called Kurisupara from where one can see a part of Idukki Arch Dam (Idukki hydro-electric project reservoir) which is enchanting. The roads are good, and you can reach this place both from Cheruthoni and Kattappana. It is 16 kilometers from Cheruthoni and 20 kilometers from Kattappana.
There were only 10 to 15 families initially who came from Palai (Kottayam district) and Vechoochira (in Pathanamthitta district). These people started cultivating various crops like paddy and vegetables and spices like pepper, ginger, and cardamom. Slowly people started migrating from different places. Like every other Highrange area Pandippara was also known for its pepper cultivation. The initial people really had to fight with wild animals during the early years. The initial families who occupied the place were Puthettu, Maramattathil, Narikuzhiyil,Pulikkiyil,Kannamkottu, Valavanal, Adakkanattu, Parasseril, Ezharakathu, Koithanam, Chakalackal, and Karukayil.
Now the parish has around 400 families and close to 200 Hindu families. There are no Muslim families. One interesting thing about the Hindus in the area is that they are very co-operative and take part in all the church feast days and other religious activities.
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