Those who participated in the function had asked him to include the differently-abled as members of the Board in the district, the Minister said. It was he who had abolished the hand-pulled rickshaws from Tamil Nadu, he further added. He established a separate board for their welfare and became its chairman so that he could personally provide welfare assistance to them. Arumugam said, had undertaken various measures for their welfare. Realising the hidden talent in differently-abled people, the Chief Minister, Mr. 5.74 crore had been spent for the welfare of the differently-abled. 13.27 lakh here on Friday, the Minister said that for the last four years a sum of Rs. Arumugam.ĭistributing aids to differently-abled at a cost of Rs. Karunanidhi is in the forefront in the distribution of welfare schemes to the poor and needy, said Agriculture Minister Veerapandi S. SALEM: The DMK regime led by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. Arumugam (right) launching a campaign in Salem on Friday for the World Classical Tamil Conference with three youths on stilts leading a rally to Coimbatore. Walking tall: Agriculture Minister Veerapandi S. 5.74 crore has been spent for their welfare Now, temples… as I know there’s one good temple you need to must visit… It’s Ponnuthu Mariamman Temple which is open throughout the year yet with restricted access when it comes to moving further uphill… You won’t find much transport and movement across the way to the temple again, with just a mini bus from NarasimhanaiackkenPalayam…Once you get to the foothills, its better to go uphill and as conventional the priest would scare you about wildlife… To be safely tripping, take a step ahead to return well before 5:00 PM in the evening… The hill tribes live uphill in caves, where they come down seasonally to sell honey and hill vegetated herbs to the village of Kurudampalayam… Trek sources and those residing near foothills spoke to us with big information… strange but shocking… The tribes dance and celebrate a festival uphill on days of Ammavasai and Pournami… It meant something auspicious to them and hell a lot of people downhill noticed the fire burning on the hills plainly resembling street lights on a long view….A sum of Rs. The hills stay a lot away from the critically menacing pollution furthermore a finer ambience that potentially locates it the best spot to worship, trek and discover… The range houses many unnamed temples still with some well liked and frequented… Frankly, I don’t think a lot of people come around to visit temples here except to those of the villagers from both sides of the foothills… It’s in point of fact a very confusing hill range which would possibly appear to change shapes right from start until the end… Quite logical on detailed scrutiny… The Kurudi hills start from Kaundampalayam, which could seem like its united and with no gaps and narrow ridges… Further west, it would welcome you with cut edges, longer peaks separating with not broader gaps though… the unbelievably true fact is that every separated smaller hill has a route to each other, used by villagers at the foothills for years now… Kurudi hills also come along when you travel to Anaikatti, yeah, because the square back of Veerapandi is Chinnathadagam… both reasonably compact villages with chiefly tribes… Other villages you should know are kovanur, velliangadu and tholampalayam… however these are deeply locative towards the forests and you can’t trip there because I’ve heard my friends coming back with a big access denial… A parallel road from Velliangadu routes to other wilder side of the hill that could take you to Anaikatti and beyond…
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