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By Krishna (കൃഷ്ണ) - August 15, 2020

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Jeevan15 August 2020 at 22:30
Beautiful and joyful work by Aarabhi!
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Vehicle Registration Number or Codes for Tamilnadu, India

By Krishna (കൃഷ്ണ) - January 03, 2013

Numbering of vehicle in India is done at Regional/Sub Regional Transport Offices located in various states. Each vehicle number has prescribed format. Take an example of a vehicle number TN-75 A 9999, where 'TN' denotes state code for Tamilnadu State, '75' denotes RTOs code for Marthandam, 'A' denotes series and '9999' denotes running serial number between 1 and 9999. Regional Transport Offices Current Registration Series RTO/SRTO Name Old Registration Series TN-01 Chennai Central (Chennai District) MSP,MSV,MSY, MSL, TMP,TMV,TMY, TMU, TMQ,TMM,TMJ,TMF, TMS,TMD, TCX,TSE, TSB,TSH,TSL,TSP, TMB,TMS TN-02 Chennai North-West (Chennai District) TN-03 Chennai North-East (Chennai District) TN-04 Chennai East (Chennai District) MST, MSW, MSS, MSR, MSQ, MSM, TMW, TMT, TMH TSC, TCZ TN-05 Chennai North (Chennai District) TN-06 Chennai South-East (Chennai District) ...

Photo Album | Rameswaram-Dhanuskodi - Part 1

By Krishna (കൃഷ്ണ) - August 02, 2014

Rameswaram/Rameshwaram is a temple town located in Rameswaram (Pamban) Island in Ramanathapuram district of Tamilnadu in INDIA. Rameswaram is connected with Indian mainland by a century old (Opened in 1914) Pamban road and rail sea bridge. It was India’s first and longest (2065 metres) Sea Bridge before Bandra-Worli sea link. The rail bridge is double leaf bascule bridge, which can be raised to pass ships and boats under the bridge. India’s former President Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam belongs to Rameswaram. India’s tallest (323 metres) television transmission tower is located here and it was owned by Doordarsan (National television broadcaster of India). Talaimannar (North western point of Srilanka) is 30km away from Dhanushkodi (South eastern tip of Rameswaram Island). Rameswaram is one of the four holiest places (char dhams) of the Hindus along with Badrinath, Puri and Dwaraka. Rameswaram and its surrounding places are related to the epic Ramayana....

Travelogue | Thiruvattar Aruvikkarai

By Krishna (കൃഷ്ണ) - April 01, 2012

On the visit of our relative’s house, one evening we went to a temple, which was Aruvikkarai Bhahavathy Temple (Malayalam: തിരുവട്ടാര്‍ അരുവിക്കര, Tamil: திருவட்டார் அருவிக்கரை). It is between the places Thiruvattar and Mathoor. Till we reached the temple, we were no any idea about the temple or the place. When we reached the place, what to say? Really we excited. What a wonderful place it was! Either we didn’t plan this trip; we would have missed this wonderful place. Because it was a small village and not much popular area, only because of the temple people used to visit here, that too local people. First we went to the temple. It was an old temple. Here they worship the Godess Bhagavathy Amman and Saptha Kanyakamar (Seven ). The temple located down from the land level and it’s on the rocks and it was encircled with walls. We went inside the temple and prayed the God few minutes and came around the temple. T...

Travelogue | Thirparappu Waterfalls and Mahadevar Temple

By Krishna (കൃഷ്ണ) - May 13, 2012

Last week to spent our holidays we visited the place Thirparappu/Thriparappu (Malayalam: തൃപ്പരപ്പ്, Tamil: திற்பரப்பு). It is famous for a great waterfall and a sivalaya temple. Commonly the waterfall of Thirparappu is known as ‘Kumari Kuttalam’ (Kuttalam is a famous waterfalls in south India, Kumari itself Kanayakumari). We knew only that much information when we started the journey. We started our journey from Trivandrum through Marthandam, Kulasekharam via Thirparappu. When we reached the place Thirparappu junction we had the confusion because the main road is splitting into two. Right side road had the bus service and the other not. Which way we are suppose to choose to reach Thirparappu. To avoid the confusion there is a arch in the left side road to direct the people to waterfall. We sent our vehicle through left side. Commonly the waterfalls may not be found in habited area. But here we traveled through the residential area....

Travelogue | Chitharal Rock Cut Temple & Jain Monument

By Krishna (കൃഷ്ണ) - June 20, 2011

I am much interested to say about one of my favorite places Chitharal Rock Cut Temple or Chitharal Malai Kovil (ചിതറാല്‍ പാറ കോവില്‍ in Malayalam, சிதறால் மலை கோவில் in Tamil). I have more things to share with you about it. I came to know about this place by my wife. She was a teacher of Excel Central School, Thiruvattar. As a study trip she has taken her students to this place. According to her information my self and colleague planned to have a trip on Sunday here. Actually we planned to start at 6am, because of some reasons we became late. So we started our journey at 7.30am from Thiruvananathapuram. There are many ways to reach here. We selected the way Marthandam-Attoor. From Marthandam we sent our vehicle to Kulasekharam road. When we traveled 4 km, we reached Attoor junction. From there turn left to go to Chitharal. Again we traveled 2km to Chitharal junction. Locally this temple is known as ‘Malai Kovil’. We traveled about one more kilometer from the junction. It w...

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