Vedasandur is a
panchayat town in
Dindigul district in the
Indian state of
Tamil Nadu.
Geography
Vedasandur is located at . It has an average elevation of 219
metres (718
feet).
Etymology
The name derived from the Vedan Sandhaiur that is Vedan means hunter, Sandhai means the place
for sales something, the Hunters were come and sales their goods like animal leathers,
animal nails, honey and what the things they gethered in their hunting.
Demographics
As of 2001 India
census, Vedasandur had a population of 10,944. It is located on NH7.
Males constitute 51% of the population and females 49%. Vedasandur has an average literacy rate of 75%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 81%, and female literacy is 70%. In Vedasandur, 17% of the population is under 6 years of age.
In population, more than 70% are Hindus and second is Muslims and 3-4% are Christians etc.,
Agricultural is the main for most of the people.
The Tobacco research Centre, run by Central Government is in Vedasandur.
The Kudakanar river, branch river of Cauvery goes centre of town.
It is located 20km from Dindigul (on South), 75 Km From Madurai(on South), 60km from Karur (on North), 85km fromTrichy (on East,and 45 Km to Palani (on West)
Religion
Famous Temples:
- Shiva Temple (Bazaar)
- Vishnu Temple (on River bank)
- Kunguma Kaliamman Kovil (on River bank)
- Pathra Kaliamman Kovil (on River bank)
Mosque (Bazaar)
Infant Jesus Church (Fathima Nagar)
Education
- Govt. Boys Hr. Sec. School
- Govt. Girls Hr. Sec. School
- Govt. Elementary Schools
- Private Matriculation Schools
Panchayat Unions
There are 4 Panchayat unions, viz.
- Guziliamparai
- Vadamadurai
- Eriyodu
- Kovilur
Politics
Vedasandur assembly constituency is part of
Palani (Lok Sabha constituency).
References
See also
Vedasandur is good city. People are very kind.