Dusi

Dusi is an enumeration town in Tiruvanamalai locale in the province of Tamil Nadu, India. Starting at 2001 India enumeration, Dusi had a populace of 5102. Guys comprise half of the populace and females half. Dusi has a normal proficiency rate of 60%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male education is 71% and, female proficiency is 48%. In Dusi, 13% of the populace is under 6 years old. Kanchipuram, once the capital of the Pallava line, and the encompassing spots are noteworthy zones, and home to a few antiquated sanctuaries. This whole locale was a piece of the notable Thondaimandalam.

Other than the fourteen celebrated Vishnu sanctuaries in Kanchipuram which are in the rundown of the 108 Divya Desams, there are numerous more in and around this holy town which were once vital religious focuses. One such place, situated on the southern bank of River Palar, around 10 km from Kanchipuram is known by the interesting name of Dusi. The first name of this town was Satakopapuram as Sri Adi Van Satakopan, the main preceptor of the Ahobila Math remained here for a couple of years. By chance, Tupil, a suburb of Kanchipuram which is the origin of Vedanta Desika isn't too a long way from Dusi.