Bodinayakanur

Bodinayakanur is a town and a municipality in Theni district in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. The town had a populace of 75,675. Bodinayakanur is the second biggest and most populated city in Theni area; the city is the taluk central command. Because of the climate and indigenous habitat, the principal Prime Minister of India, Jawaharlal Nehru, called the city as "South Kashmir". A town situated on the lower regions of the Western Ghats, in the southern territory of Tamil Nadu in India. This town is encompassed by the scopes of the Western Ghats on three sides.

Theni, the closest market town is 16 km from Bodi. Amid the nineteenth century, Bodinayakanur was an essential place in the Nayakar run the show. There is a little castle worked by the Bodanayakar. This royal residence has been worked in light of the Jaipur Palace. Bodinayakkanur is the "Cardamom Capital of India". Bodinayakanur had a populace of 75,676 with a sex-proportion of 1,018 females for each 1,000 guys, much over the national normal of 929. An aggregate of 6,544 were younger than six, comprising 3,334 guys and 3,210 females. Booked Castes and Scheduled Tribes represented 7.61% and .03% of the populace individually.