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Sulur

October 08, 2023

For other uses, see Sulur (disambiguation).

Sulur is a town located in the Coimbatore district of Tamil Nadu, India. It is a suburb of Coimbatore. It is the headquarters of Sulur Taluk of Coimbatore district. There are many market places and many big retail and wholesale shops are available and also taluk office, police station, and a famous RVS institutions consisting of medical college, arts college is there in Sulur. And also two big famous temples are there. It is also a taluk (Sulur taluk) and legislative constituency (Sulur (state assembly constituency)) which comes under the Coimbatore parliamentary constituency.[2]

Sulur
Suburb
Sulur Lake
Sulur
Location in Tamil Nadu, India
Sulur
Sulur (India)
Coordinates: 11°01′31″N 77°07′29″E / 11.02528°N 77.12472°E / 11.02528; 77.12472
Country India
StateTamil Nadu
RegionKongu Nadu
DistrictCoimbatore
TalukSulur
Metropolitan areaCoimbatore
Area
[1]
 • Total10.96 km2 (4.23 sq mi)
Elevation
340 m (1,120 ft)
Population
 (2011)
 • Total27,909
 • Density2,500/km2 (6,600/sq mi)
Languages
 • OfficialTamil
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
641402
Telephone code+91-422
Vehicle registrationTN-37Z

Demographics Edit

As of 2001 India census,[3] Sulur had a population of 24,359 - Though this census is considered inaccurate. Males constitute 51% of the population and females 49%. Sulur has an average literacy rate of 78%, higher than the national average of 59.5%. Male literacy is 83%, and female literacy is 72%. 9% of the population in Sulur are children below the age of 6 years.[4]

History Edit

Sulur is a medieval period trade centre situated in the left bank of the river Noyyal. Megalithic burials were noticed in this place during Archaeology excavation.[5] The coins of 3rd century BCE were unearthed in the burial. Two medieval period Vatteluthu inscriptions were also found. Apart from this, semi precious stone beads were also collected here.

Etymology Edit

Sulur was called Suralur until the ninth century and from the ninth century to fourteenth century it was called Ariyapirati Nallur, during the regime of Aditya Cholan. Until the eighteenth century, it was called Sundrapandiya Nallur, during the regime of Sundra Pandiyan. From eighteenth century it was called Suranur, which in due course got transformed to Sulur. There are several theories for this name; it may be for a type of Sugarcane, Sural, Suranoor.

Geography Edit

Sulur is located at 11°01′31″N 77°07′29″E / 11.0254°N 77.1246°E / 11.0254; 77.1246.[6] It has an average elevation of 340 metres (1115 feet). Sulur is regarded as a pleasant town situated very close to the cities of Coimbatore "Manchester of South India" (19 km) and Tirupur (35 km). Thus it is a popular location for various textile mills and weaving slots. Near to Sulur there is a railway station and an Air Force base. The twin lakes to the north of the town, bounding the Coimbatore-Nagapattinam highway adds a scenic view to the town. The town is divided into two parts by the holy Noyyal River. Sulur is the East-end of the new Coimbatore district.[7]

History Edit

The history of Sulur dates back to around 2300 years ago. Ancient coin of Eran dating back to third century BC have been found at Sulur.[8] During the ninth century AD, Aditya Cholan introduced agriculture in Sulur. The Sulur Reservoir was constructed during the reign of Adithya Chola. The Sulur pond was reconstructed in thirteenth century during the rule of Sundra Pandian. The Megalithic pottery [sulur dish] dating back to first century has been found in archeological digs at Sulur and is currently in display at the British Museum, London (No:1935.4-19.15). The inscriptions on the pottery might even be from the harappa civilization. During the Vijanagara Period, most of the Kannada people and Telugu people settled in Sulur.[9]

 
Coimbatore District Map

Education Edit

Sulur is very rich with respect to Education. There are several Educational Institutions in and around Sulur which nourishes the knowledge base of Coimbatore District as a whole.[10] Few of them are:

  • Young India Public School[11]
  • RVS Dental College and Hospital, Kumaran Kottam Campus, Kannampalayam, Sulur, Coimbatore
  • MDN Future School[12]
  • C.S.I Elementary School (Formerly London Mission School) - 1913
  • Govt Boys Higher Secondary School
  • Govt Girls Higher Secondary School
  • Kennedy Matriculation Higher Secondary School
  • Kalaivani Matriculation School
  • Kendriya Vidyalaya, Air Force Station, Sulur
  • RVS Matriculation Higher Secondary School
  • Michael Job Matriculation School
  • Kovai Maruthamali Matriculation School
  • Kids Club (Kindergarten/Primary) school
  • Fun Kids Play Centre for Kids
  • Central School Sulur[13]
  • Anugraha Mandhir CBSE School

The Govt Boys Higher Secondary School was established in 1889 as Thiruvengadanathar Upper Primary School. Over many years, the school has grown to the status of a higher secondary school. Its chronological progress is listed below:

  • April 1925 - Taluk Board Higher Elementary School,
  • June 1926 - Zilla Board Middle School
  • June 1938 - Union, Kalagam Board Secondary School
  • July 1962 - Union, Kalagam Board Boys Secondary School
  • January 1966 - Govt Boys Secondary School
  • July 1978 - Govt Boys Higher Secondary School.

The Girls high school started in July 1962 with 224 students. Its inauguration was attended by the then Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, Mr. Bhaktavasalam.

All the colleges in Sulur are run by the RVS group (Rathnavel Subramaniam group).

Agriculture and industries Edit

Sulur has many cotton mills that provide employment to approximately 5,000 to 10,000 people from the surrounding area. Many of the people who cannot continue their studies after school join these mills and the knitwear companies of Tirupur.[citation needed] The local market (Sulur Sandhai Tamil: சூலூர் சந்தை) opens near the banks of Sulur river every Friday. People from Sulur and the nearby villages gather here and sell their produce.

In addition to (Sulur Sandhai Tamil: சூலூர் சந்தை) there is another market which is open daily in the morning and evening called as (Uzhavar Sandhai Tamil: உழவர் சந்தை), near to Balaji Hospital on Trichy Road. Market opens early in the morning and caters for retail and wholesale buyers.

Transport Edit

Sulur is well connected by road and rail. Sulur Road railway station (code SUU) is in Muthugoundan Pudur, 3 km apart from Sulur. The nearest International airport is in Peelamedu Coimbatore International Airport , which is about 16  km from Sulur. Buses connect Sulur to most of the nearby villages.The Trichy Road (NH81) runs through Sulur.

Culture Edit

The people of Sulur are known for their hospitality. The 'Thai Pongal Vizha' (Pongal Festival) conducted in Sulur is very popular. This Pongal Vizha is conducted at "Anna Kalaiarangam" a common area in Sulur where many celebrations and get-togethers are held. It is an annual event which encourages people from all ages to participate in a variety of games and events. It also serves as a platform for young children to show their hidden talents.

Administration Edit

Sulur is administered by the elected Panchayat Body headed by the President. Sulur also is the headquarters of the newly created Sulur Taluk. Earlier, Sulur and adjacent areas were part of Palladam taluk of the undivided Coimbatore district. The carving of eastern parts of Coimbatore district into Tirupur district has caused to form the new Taluk headquartered at Sulur.[14]

  • The Sulur Panchayat board started functioning on 30 August 1892.
  • The Sulur police station came into existence in 1861 during the British rule. Until 1920, the police station was near the girls' high school. After that it got shifted to Trichy road.
  • The Registrar Office opened on 1 January 1884.
  • The Electricity board opened in Sulur on 1 November 1933, and the Telephone Exchange opened on 31 July 1961.
  • The Sulur Post Office was opened in June 1882.
  • The Sulur Telegram Office opened on1 February 1948 in the today's post office.
  • The Sulur UNIT-RTO Office (TN-37Z) opened on JUNE 2013(vehicles registered under TN-37-CZ, CY, CX series belongs to this RTO).
  • The Cooperative Movement in Sulur started in 1911.
  • On 22 February 2009 Sulur Taluk was formed and started functioning while bifurcating Coimbatore district.

Air Force Station Sulur Edit

Main article: Sulur Air Force Station

Sulur Air Force Station operated by the Indian Air Force is located at Kangayampalayam village near Sulur. This Air base was established in the year 1940 by RN of the then British Raj. This was a strategic base during World War II for the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm: "Royal Navy Air Squadron"(RNAS). This base was used as repair base for Southeast Asian planes. The Sulur Airfield which was used by the British, was burned down on 26 August 1942 during the 1942 August Quit India Movement to overthrow the British empire from Indian soil. In 1943, the Royal Indian Airforce (RIAF) came to Sulur, which later got shifted to Cochin in 1949. After gaining independence, the Indian Navy established INAS Hansa at this place to operate the Sea Hawks. Following the liberation of Goa, INAS Hansa shifted to Dabolim there and Sulur was taken over by the Air Force. In 1955, the 5BRD (No 5, Base Repair Depot) of Indian Air Force was planned and it started functioning in 1959. For some time this airfield was also used for civil aviation. Since 14 January 1984 the airfield has been a part of the Indian Air Force. The runway was used for racing motorcycle and cars in the 1960s.[15] Sulur airbase is also being developed for hosting Tejas LCA by 2014–15.

Religion Edit

Sulur has numerous temples, of which, Perumal Kovil, Vaitheeswaran Kovil, and Mahakaliamman Kovil are very popular. Perumal Kovil and Eswaran Kovil are situated on the banks of Sulur Lake. It also has the famous Kumaran Kottam temple, Sulur Tirupathi and Bagavathi constructed by RVS group of institutions.[16]

The Perumalkovil (Perumal temple) was constructed during the 15th century during the Vijayanagar regime. In Perumal Kovil, 'pepper' is given to devotees which is not done in any other Venkateshwara temple. The myth behind this is that a merchant was travelling through the forests of Sulur to go to nearby town to sell his food items. Night descended and so he decided to take rest in the temple. When he was about to sleep, a god appeared before him in the form of a poor farmer and asked him if he had anything to eat. The merchant told that he had nothing except pepper in all his bags which could not be eaten. So the god said "ok" and left the place. The next day when he woke up, to his surprise he found all his bags contained pepper. Then he realized the person who came the previous day was not an ordinary man but the god Balaji. He immediately went before the statue and cried for forgiveness. Balaji appeared before him and told that he would be forgiven if he renovated the temple and the temple gave out pepper to all of his worshippers from that day forth.

The Sulur Sivankovil (Sivan Temple) was constructed in the 9th century during the rule of Adithya Cholan.

The Masjid at Sulur was constructed in the 18th century. The land and the funds for the Masjid were donated by Tipu Sultan.

Apart from temples and mosques there are also Catholic and London mission (Latterly C.S.I) Lutheran churches in the town of Sulur. There are many Pentecostal Churches too which were established from 1970. The First Pentecostal Church established was Home Church of India and one among the Pentecostal Church is Central Church of Garment India which is having branches in three states of India.

Villages in Sulur Taluk Edit

See also Edit

References Edit

  1. ^ "Sulur Town Panchayat-". www.townpanchayat.in.
  2. ^ http://www.tn.gov.in/stationeryprinting/gazette/2009/44-VI-1.pdf[bare URL PDF]
  3. ^ . Census Commission of India. Archived from the original on 16 June 2004. Retrieved 1 November 2008.
  4. ^ http://www.tn.gov.in/stationeryprinting/gazette/2009/32-VI-4.pdf[bare URL PDF]
  5. ^ Dr. R., Poonkuntran. "Archaeological Excavations Of India (Volume II). Dr. R. Poonkuntran, K.Sridharan, Dr. S. Vasanthi, V. Ramamurthi. Excavation Report, 2011". Government of Tamil Nadu, Department of Archaeology. Retrieved 21 February 2023. Perur regarding information is on Page 6
  6. ^ "Maps, Weather, and Airports for Sulur, India". www.fallingrain.com.
  7. ^ . Archived from the original on 18 July 2011. Retrieved 14 October 2010.
  8. ^ Ceramic Traditions in South India; S.Gurumurthy; University of Madras; 1981;page 21
  9. ^ http://www.coimbatoretours.com/index.php/Towns-in-coimbatore/sulur.html
  10. ^ "Schools - Matriculation Schools - RVS Matriculation Hr.Sec. School".
  11. ^ "None".
  12. ^ http://www.mdnfutureschoolsulur.com/
  13. ^ . Archived from the original on 27 July 2011. Retrieved 14 October 2010.
  14. ^ . Archived from the original on 10 November 2010. Retrieved 14 October 2010.
  15. ^ . Archived from the original on 28 September 2007. Retrieved 29 August 2006.
  16. ^ "Home". rvstemples.com.

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consisting of medical college arts college is there in Sulur And also two big famous temples are there It is also a taluk Sulur taluk and legislative constituency Sulur state assembly constituency which comes under the Coimbatore parliamentary constituency 2 SulurSuburbSulur LakeSulurLocation in Tamil Nadu IndiaShow map of Tamil NaduSulurSulur India Show map of IndiaCoordinates 11 01 31 N 77 07 29 E 11 02528 N 77 12472 E 11 02528 77 12472Country IndiaStateTamil NaduRegionKongu NaduDistrictCoimbatoreTalukSulurMetropolitan areaCoimbatoreArea 1 Total10 96 km2 4 23 sq mi Elevation340 m 1 120 ft Population 2011 Total27 909 Density2 500 km2 6 600 sq mi Languages OfficialTamilTime zoneUTC 5 30 IST PIN641402Telephone code 91 422Vehicle registrationTN 37Z Contents 1 Demographics 2 History 3 Etymology 4 Geography 5 History 6 Education 7 Agriculture and industries 8 Transport 9 Culture 10 Administration 11 Air Force Station Sulur 12 Religion 13 Villages in Sulur Taluk 14 See also 15 ReferencesDemographics EditAs of 2001 update India census 3 Sulur had a population of 24 359 Though this census is considered inaccurate Males constitute 51 of the population and females 49 Sulur has an average literacy rate of 78 higher than the national average of 59 5 Male literacy is 83 and female literacy is 72 9 of the population in Sulur are children below the age of 6 years 4 History EditSulur is a medieval period trade centre situated in the left bank of the river Noyyal Megalithic burials were noticed in this place during Archaeology excavation 5 The coins of 3rd century BCE were unearthed in the burial Two medieval period Vatteluthu inscriptions were also found Apart from this semi precious stone beads were also collected here Etymology EditSulur was called Suralur until the ninth century and from the ninth century to fourteenth century it was called Ariyapirati Nallur during the regime of Aditya Cholan Until the eighteenth century it was called Sundrapandiya Nallur during the regime of Sundra Pandiyan From eighteenth century it was called Suranur which in due course got transformed to Sulur There are several theories for this name it may be for a type of Sugarcane Sural Suranoor Geography EditSulur is located at 11 01 31 N 77 07 29 E 11 0254 N 77 1246 E 11 0254 77 1246 6 It has an average elevation of 340 metres 1115 feet Sulur is regarded as a pleasant town situated very close to the cities of Coimbatore Manchester of South India 19 km and Tirupur 35 km Thus it is a popular location for various textile mills and weaving slots Near to Sulur there is a railway station and an Air Force base The twin lakes to the north of the town bounding the Coimbatore Nagapattinam highway adds a scenic view to the town The town is divided into two parts by the holy Noyyal River Sulur is the East end of the new Coimbatore district 7 History EditThe history of Sulur dates back to around 2300 years ago Ancient coin of Eran dating back to third century BC have been found at Sulur 8 During the ninth century AD Aditya Cholan introduced agriculture in Sulur The Sulur Reservoir was constructed during the reign of Adithya Chola The Sulur pond was reconstructed in thirteenth century during the rule of Sundra Pandian The Megalithic pottery sulur dish dating back to first century has been found in archeological digs at Sulur and is currently in display at the British Museum London No 1935 4 19 15 The inscriptions on the pottery might even be from the harappa civilization During the Vijanagara Period most of the Kannada people and Telugu people settled in Sulur 9 nbsp Coimbatore District MapEducation EditSulur is very rich with respect to Education There are several Educational Institutions in and around Sulur which nourishes the knowledge base of Coimbatore District as a whole 10 Few of them are Young India Public School 11 RVS Dental College and Hospital Kumaran Kottam Campus Kannampalayam Sulur Coimbatore MDN Future School 12 C S I Elementary School Formerly London Mission School 1913 Govt Boys Higher Secondary School Govt Girls Higher Secondary School Kennedy Matriculation Higher Secondary School Kalaivani Matriculation School Kendriya Vidyalaya Air Force Station Sulur RVS Matriculation Higher Secondary School Michael Job Matriculation School Kovai Maruthamali Matriculation School Kids Club Kindergarten Primary school Fun Kids Play Centre for Kids Central School Sulur 13 Anugraha Mandhir CBSE SchoolThe Govt Boys Higher Secondary School was established in 1889 as Thiruvengadanathar Upper Primary School Over many years the school has grown to the status of a higher secondary school Its chronological progress is listed below April 1925 Taluk Board Higher Elementary School June 1926 Zilla Board Middle School June 1938 Union Kalagam Board Secondary School July 1962 Union Kalagam Board Boys Secondary School January 1966 Govt Boys Secondary School July 1978 Govt Boys Higher Secondary School The Girls high school started in July 1962 with 224 students Its inauguration was attended by the then Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu Mr Bhaktavasalam All the colleges in Sulur are run by the RVS group Rathnavel Subramaniam group Agriculture and industries EditSulur has many cotton mills that provide employment to approximately 5 000 to 10 000 people from the surrounding area Many of the people who cannot continue their studies after school join these mills and the knitwear companies of Tirupur citation needed The local market Sulur Sandhai Tamil ச ல ர சந த opens near the banks of Sulur river every Friday People from Sulur and the nearby villages gather here and sell their produce In addition to Sulur Sandhai Tamil ச ல ர சந த there is another market which is open daily in the morning and evening called as Uzhavar Sandhai Tamil உழவர சந த near to Balaji Hospital on Trichy Road Market opens early in the morning and caters for retail and wholesale buyers Transport EditSulur is well connected by road and rail Sulur Road railway station code SUU is in Muthugoundan Pudur 3 km apart from Sulur The nearest International airport is in Peelamedu Coimbatore International Airport which is about 16 km from Sulur Buses connect Sulur to most of the nearby villages The Trichy Road NH81 runs through Sulur Culture EditThe people of Sulur are known for their hospitality The Thai Pongal Vizha Pongal Festival conducted in Sulur is very popular This Pongal Vizha is conducted at Anna Kalaiarangam a common area in Sulur where many celebrations and get togethers are held It is an annual event which encourages people from all ages to participate in a variety of games and events It also serves as a platform for young children to show their hidden talents Administration EditSulur is administered by the elected Panchayat Body headed by the President Sulur also is the headquarters of the newly created Sulur Taluk Earlier Sulur and adjacent areas were part of Palladam taluk of the undivided Coimbatore district The carving of eastern parts of Coimbatore district into Tirupur district has caused to form the new Taluk headquartered at Sulur 14 The Sulur Panchayat board started functioning on 30 August 1892 The Sulur police station came into existence in 1861 during the British rule Until 1920 the police station was near the girls high school After that it got shifted to Trichy road The Registrar Office opened on 1 January 1884 The Electricity board opened in Sulur on 1 November 1933 and the Telephone Exchange opened on 31 July 1961 The Sulur Post Office was opened in June 1882 The Sulur Telegram Office opened on1 February 1948 in the today s post office The Sulur UNIT RTO Office TN 37Z opened on JUNE 2013 vehicles registered under TN 37 CZ CY CX series belongs to this RTO The Cooperative Movement in Sulur started in 1911 On 22 February 2009 Sulur Taluk was formed and started functioning while bifurcating Coimbatore district Air Force Station Sulur EditMain article Sulur Air Force Station Sulur Air Force Station operated by the Indian Air Force is located at Kangayampalayam village near Sulur This Air base was established in the year 1940 by RN of the then British Raj This was a strategic base during World War II for the Royal Navy s Fleet Air Arm Royal Navy Air Squadron RNAS This base was used as repair base for Southeast Asian planes The Sulur Airfield which was used by the British was burned down on 26 August 1942 during the 1942 August Quit India Movement to overthrow the British empire from Indian soil In 1943 the Royal Indian Airforce RIAF came to Sulur which later got shifted to Cochin in 1949 After gaining independence the Indian Navy established INAS Hansa at this place to operate the Sea Hawks Following the liberation of Goa INAS Hansa shifted to Dabolim there and Sulur was taken over by the Air Force In 1955 the 5BRD No 5 Base Repair Depot of Indian Air Force was planned and it started functioning in 1959 For some time this airfield was also used for civil aviation Since 14 January 1984 the airfield has been a part of the Indian Air Force The runway was used for racing motorcycle and cars in the 1960s 15 Sulur airbase is also being developed for hosting Tejas LCA by 2014 15 Religion EditSulur has numerous temples of which Perumal Kovil Vaitheeswaran Kovil and Mahakaliamman Kovil are very popular Perumal Kovil and Eswaran Kovil are situated on the banks of Sulur Lake It also has the famous Kumaran Kottam temple Sulur Tirupathi and Bagavathi constructed by RVS group of institutions 16 The Perumalkovil Perumal temple was constructed during the 15th century during the Vijayanagar regime In Perumal Kovil pepper is given to devotees which is not done in any other Venkateshwara temple The myth behind this is that a merchant was travelling through the forests of Sulur to go to nearby town to sell his food items Night descended and so he decided to take rest in the temple When he was about to sleep a god appeared before him in the form of a poor farmer and asked him if he had anything to eat The merchant told that he had nothing except pepper in all his bags which could not be eaten So the god said ok and left the place The next day when he woke up to his surprise he found all his bags contained pepper Then he realized the person who came the previous day was not an ordinary man but the god Balaji He immediately went before the statue and cried for forgiveness Balaji appeared before him and told that he would be forgiven if he renovated the temple and the temple gave out pepper to all of his worshippers from that day forth The Sulur Sivankovil Sivan Temple was constructed in the 9th century during the rule of Adithya Cholan The Masjid at Sulur was constructed in the 18th century The land and the funds for the Masjid were donated by Tipu Sultan Apart from temples and mosques there are also Catholic and London mission Latterly C S I Lutheran churches in the town of Sulur There are many Pentecostal Churches too which were established from 1970 The First Pentecostal Church established was Home Church of India and one among the Pentecostal Church is Central Church of Garment India which is having branches in three states of India Villages in Sulur Taluk EditSelakarachal Pappampatti Bogampatti Chinnakuyili Sencherimalai Kalangal Land of Peace Periyakuyili Ponnakkani Ravatur Vadambacheri Sultanpet Selliya Goundan Pudur Kadampadi Kangeyempalayam Arasur Muthugoundenpudhur Kaniyur K madhapur Rasipalayam Neelambur Mylampatti Chinniyampalayam KalangalSee also EditSulur Block a revenue block Sulur taluk Sulur Assembly constituency Sulur Air Force Station Sulur Road railway station Timeline of Coimbatore Coimbatore districtReferences Edit Sulur Town Panchayat www townpanchayat in http www tn gov in stationeryprinting gazette 2009 44 VI 1 pdf bare URL PDF Census of India 2001 Data from the 2001 Census including cities villages and towns Provisional Census Commission of India Archived from the original on 16 June 2004 Retrieved 1 November 2008 http www tn gov in stationeryprinting gazette 2009 32 VI 4 pdf bare URL PDF Dr R Poonkuntran Archaeological Excavations Of India Volume II Dr R Poonkuntran K Sridharan Dr S Vasanthi V Ramamurthi Excavation Report 2011 Government of Tamil Nadu Department of Archaeology Retrieved 21 February 2023 Perur regarding information is on Page 6 Maps Weather and Airports for Sulur India www fallingrain com Sulur Panchayat wiki Archived from the original on 18 July 2011 Retrieved 14 October 2010 Ceramic Traditions in South India S Gurumurthy University of Madras 1981 page 21 http www coimbatoretours com index php Towns in coimbatore sulur html Schools Matriculation Schools RVS Matriculation Hr Sec School None http www mdnfutureschoolsulur com KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA AIR FORCE STATION SULUR About KV Archived from the original on 27 July 2011 Retrieved 14 October 2010 Tiruppur District Area and Population Archived from the original on 10 November 2010 Retrieved 14 October 2010 Southern Air Command 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