Ramanthali
Grama Panchayat

Significance of Ezhimala: Mentioned in Sangam literature, Ezhimala was a major headquarters in ancient Tamilakam.

Royal Dynasties: Following the reign of the Nanda kings, this region flourished as the administrative center for the Mushika dynasty and later the Kolathiris.

Administrative History: Ramanthali Panchayat was officially formed during 1935-36. The village also played an active role in the socio-political revolutions of Malabar.

Area: The village is spread across an area of approximately 29.99 square kilometers.

Boundaries: It is bordered by the Kavvayi River and Payyannur Municipality to the north. To the east lie the Puthiya River, Payyannur Municipality, and the Kunjimangalam and Madayi Panchayats. The Arabian Sea forms the southern and western boundaries.

Features: The landscape is characterized by the laterite hills of Ezhimala, beautiful coastal stretches, and fertile plains.

Indian Naval Academy: Asia's largest naval training center is located here at Ezhimala.

Anjaneyagiri: The Hanuman statue and temple at Ezhimala serve as a major center for both tourists and believers.

Places of Worship: The Sri Sankaranarayana Temple and Narayankannur Temple are historically famous. Additionally, there are numerous ancestral homes (tharavads) and sacred groves (kavu) where Theyyam, the traditional art form of North Malabar, is performed.

Administration: The Panchayat currently consists of 18 wards (increased from the previous 15).

Population: The approximate population of the region is 25,711.

Literacy: A high literacy rate of 90.74% reflects the educational advancement of Ramanthali.

Livelihood: Agriculture (particularly coconut and cashew) and fishing are the primary occupations. Employment in the Gulf sector also plays a significant role in the local economy.

Significance of Ezhimala: Mentioned in Sangam literature, Ezhimala was a major headquarters in ancient Tamilakam.

Royal Dynasties: Following the reign of the Nanda kings, this region flourished as the administrative center for the Mushika dynasty and later the Kolathiris.

Administrative History: Ramanthali Panchayat was officially formed during 1935-36. The village also played an active role in the socio-political revolutions of Malabar.

Area: The village is spread across an area of approximately 29.99 square kilometers.

Boundaries: It is bordered by the Kavvayi River and Payyannur Municipality to the north. To the east lie the Puthiya River, Payyannur Municipality, and the Kunjimangalam and Madayi Panchayats. The Arabian Sea forms the southern and western boundaries.

Features: The landscape is characterized by the laterite hills of Ezhimala, beautiful coastal stretches, and fertile plains.

Indian Naval Academy: Asia's largest naval training center is located here at Ezhimala.

Anjaneyagiri: The Hanuman statue and temple at Ezhimala serve as a major center for both tourists and believers.

Places of Worship: The Sri Sankaranarayana Temple and Narayankannur Temple are historically famous. Additionally, there are numerous ancestral homes (tharavads) and sacred groves (kavu) where Theyyam, the traditional art form of North Malabar, is performed.

Administration: The Panchayat currently consists of 18 wards (increased from the previous 15).

Population: The approximate population of the region is 25,711.

Literacy: A high literacy rate of 90.74% reflects the educational advancement of Ramanthali.

Livelihood: Agriculture (particularly coconut and cashew) and fishing are the primary occupations. Employment in the Gulf sector also plays a significant role in the local economy.

Significance of Ezhimala: Mentioned in Sangam literature, Ezhimala was a major headquarters in ancient Tamilakam.

Royal Dynasties: Following the reign of the Nanda kings, this region flourished as the administrative center for the Mushika dynasty and later the Kolathiris.

Administrative History: Ramanthali Panchayat was officially formed during 1935-36. The village also played an active role in the socio-political revolutions of Malabar.

Area: The village is spread across an area of approximately 29.99 square kilometers.

Boundaries: It is bordered by the Kavvayi River and Payyannur Municipality to the north. To the east lie the Puthiya River, Payyannur Municipality, and the Kunjimangalam and Madayi Panchayats. The Arabian Sea forms the southern and western boundaries.

Features: The landscape is characterized by the laterite hills of Ezhimala, beautiful coastal stretches, and fertile plains.

Indian Naval Academy: Asia's largest naval training center is located here at Ezhimala.

Anjaneyagiri: The Hanuman statue and temple at Ezhimala serve as a major center for both tourists and believers.

Places of Worship: The Sri Sankaranarayana Temple and Narayankannur Temple are historically famous. Additionally, there are numerous ancestral homes (tharavads) and sacred groves (kavu) where Theyyam, the traditional art form of North Malabar, is performed.

Administration: The Panchayat currently consists of 18 wards (increased from the previous 15).

Population: The approximate population of the region is 25,711.

Literacy: A high literacy rate of 90.74% reflects the educational advancement of Ramanthali.

Livelihood: Agriculture (particularly coconut and cashew) and fishing are the primary occupations. Employment in the Gulf sector also plays a significant role in the local economy.