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The main objective of the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act is to strengthen democracy through local self-government institutions and implement local development activities with the active participation of the rural people. It makes the Gram Sabha and the Panchayat the main centers of activity, plans are made...

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To create a self-respecting and self-sufficient rural society through sustainable and integrated development. To provide services to the people in a time-bound manner.

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Haritha Karma Sena

Haritha Karma Sena is a social initiative that has brought about significant changes in waste management activities. It is a women's group formed under the leadership of Local Self-Government Institutions in Kerala, particularly through the Kudumbashree Mission.

Haritha Karma Sena Haritha Mithram

Operation Toofan 2.0...

As part of the state-level inauguration of the...

Operation Toofan 2.0...

As part of the state-level inauguration of the...

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Panchayat

History of Vilakkudy Grama PanchayatVilakkudy Grama Panchayat is situated in Pathanapuram Taluk and within the Pathanapuram Block of Kollam District, Kerala. The Panchayat is located approximately equidistant from Aryankavu, at the eastern border of Kerala near the Western Ghats, and Kollam, on the western coast along the Arabian Sea.Vilakkudy is a peaceful and scenic rural area characterized by lush green hills, gentle slopes and a pleasant natural landscape.The former Kollam–Shencottah metre-gauge railway line and National Highway 208, the old Kollam–Shencottah inter-State route (now part of the Kollam–Thirumangalam route), pass through the Panchayat for approximately 10 kilometres.Although Vilakkudy does not have any widely recorded legendary associations or major historical...

Panchayat Meeting Standing Committee Meeting Decisions (Old)

MANJU V M

President

SAJEEV J

Vice President & Chairman Standing Committee for finance

REHNA RAFI

Chairman, Standing Committee for development

ANEESA RAFEEK

Chairman,Standing Committee for Welfare

VISHNU B

Chairman,Standing Committee for Health and Education

ASHEESH G S

Secretary, Grama Panchayat

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At a glance

Vilakkudy is a Grama Panchayat situated in Pathanapuram Block of Kollam District. The total area of the Panchayat is 2,143 hectares. Vilakkudy Grama Panchayat is located approximately 34 km east of Kollam town.The Panchayat shares its boundaries with Thalavoor and Piravanthoor Grama Panchayats in the north, Punalur Municipality in the east, Karavaloor, Vettikavala and Melila Grama Panchayats in the south, and Thalavoor Grama Panchayat in the west.A small portion of the Kallada River, extending about 2.25 km, flows through the eastern part of the Panchayat. Based on its elevation above sea level, the Panchayat is classified under the midland region.Based on its physiography, Vilakkudy Grama Panchayat can broadly be divided into four major landform categories:1. High-level plains2. Steep slopes3. Moderate slopes4. ValleysHigh-level PlainsMost of the high-level plains in the Panchayat are situated at an elevation of 100 metres or above. Some areas are situated above 80 metres, while...

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History of Grama Panchayat

History of the Grama Panchayat Socio-Cultural History The past century has brought about considerable changes in the landscape and character of this region. One of the major factors responsible for these changes was the alteration of the old route of the Kollam–Shencottah Road, which is now part of National Highway 208 (Kollam–Tirumangalam).