Asamannoor Grama Panchayat

Asamannoor Grama Panchayat is a village panchayat located within the limits of Asamannoor Village, in the Koovappady Block of Kunnathunad Taluk, Ernakulam district. Covering an area of 21.27 square kilometers, the panchayat shares its borders with the Vengoor, Kottappady, Rayamangalam, and Mudakkuzha panchayats to the north; the Payipra, Rayamangalam, and Nellikuzhi panchayats to the south; the Rayamangalam panchayat to the west; and the Nellikuzhi and Kottappady panchayats to the east. The Panchayat was established in 1953 with six wards and seven members. Shri K. Kesava Pisharody served as its first president.

Panchayat Meeting Standing Committee Meeting Decisions (Old)
Salim N M
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Salim N M

President

Bindu Narayanan
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Bindu Narayanan

Vice President & Chairman Standing Committee for finance

Nishi Jabbar
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Nishi Jabbar

Chairman, Standing Committee for development

Bindu Bessi
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Bindu Bessi

Chairman,Standing Committee for Welfare

Sanosh C Mathai
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Sanosh C Mathai

Chairman,Standing Committee for Health and Education

Gopakumar R
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Gopakumar R

Secretary, Grama Panchayat

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About Us

At a glance

Place: Asamannoor
Taluk: Kunnathunad
District: Ernakulam
State: Kerala
Area: 21.27 sq. km
Number of Wards: 15
Village: Asamannoor
Assembly Constituency: Perumbavoor
Parliamentary (Lok Sabha) Constituency: Chalakudy
Total Population: 19,311
Males: 9,574
Females: 9,737
Population Density: 772 per sq. km
Sex Ratio: 992 (Females per 1000 Males)
Total Literacy: 88.35%
Male Literacy: 93.72%
Female Literacy: 82.95%

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History of Asamannoor Grama Panchayat

Asamannoor Grama Panchayat, located in the Kunnathunad Taluk of Ernakulam district, is a beautiful region spanning an area of 21.27 square kilometers and characterized by its scenic hills and valleys. Established in 1953, this village holds deep historical significance as an ancient center of Jainism, with its prime evidence being the famous, government-protected Kallil Cave Temple situated in Methala. Rich in social history, this land has witnessed fierce peasant struggles against feudalism, and today, its Hindu, Muslim, and Christian communities continue to coexist in perfect communal harmony. Furthermore, the panchayat prides itself on its rich cultural legacy, having gifted remarkable artistic talents to the world, including the legendary Kathakali maestro Chandramana Sreedharan Namboothiri and the...

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