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'''Agarakattu''' is a village, located on the banks of the Hanuman River near to [[Tenkasi]] in [[Tirunelveli]] district.The majority of Catholics are part of the community.Until 1956, the area was under the state [[government of Kerala]]. After the struggle in [[Nagarcoil]], Agarakattu and Sengottah taluk joined to the Tamil Nadu by the great effort of Tamilnadu former Chief Minister [[K. Kamaraj]] |
'''Agarakattu''' is a village, located on the banks of the Hanuman River near to [[Tenkasi]] in [[Tirunelveli]] district.The majority of Catholics are part of the community.Until 1956, the area was under the state [[government of Kerala]]. After the struggle in [[Nagarcoil]], Agarakattu and Sengottah taluk joined to the Tamil Nadu by the great effort of Tamilnadu former Chief Minister [[K. Kamaraj]] |
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Agarakattu is a village, located on the banks of the Hanuman River near to Tenkasi in Tirunelveli district.The majority of Catholics are part of the community.Until 1956, the area was under the state government of Kerala. After the struggle in Nagarcoil, Agarakattu and Sengottah taluk joined to the Tamil Nadu by the great effort of Tamilnadu former Chief Minister K. Kamaraj
History
Earlier in Ayikudi, the more number of Brahmins are lived.They used palm leaves to write and maintain the documents.Brahmins brought nadar community people from moolakadu village to collect palm leaves.Then the Dissident with Brahmins,they moved out and settled in the nearby forest.That is the forest of broadbeans. Then that forest became a residential area called "Avarakadu". Then it derived into Agarakattu or Agarai.