Perinthalmanna

Perinthalmanna is a town and region in Malappuram region of Kerala. Perinthalmanna's name is gotten from Perumthallu. It was the capital of Valluvanad, a regal state led by the Valluvakonathiris, an associated branch with the Pallava tradition of the old Tamil kingdoms. The individuals from the illustrious families are isolated among them and living in four kovilakams: Aripra, Ayiranazi, Kadannamanna and Mankada. Perinthalmanna had a populace of 44,613.

Guys comprised 48% of the populace and females 52%. Perinthalmanna has had a normal education rate of 81%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male proficiency is 83%, and female education is 79%. In Perinthalmanna, 14% of the populace is under 6 years old. The town has a KCA Cricket Ground, this beautiful ground at the Thekkinkode Hills has been a standard scene for Ranji Trophy and right now the home ground for Kerala Cricket Team for National Matches.

The stadium has packed away best Cricket Ground Award in South India by BCCI in 2013. Separated for Ranji Trophy, the ground is currently a general scene for First Class Cricket Tournaments in India like Vijay Hazare Trophy, Vijay Merchant Trophy, CK Naidu Trophy and Cooch Behar Trophy routinely from 2010/11 Season. The town additionally has Nehru Stadium at the core of the town.