AMBUR CITY CENSUS 2011

Ambur City Census 2011 data

Ambur City Overview
Ambur city is governed by Municipal Corporation and is situated in Tamil Nadu State/UT.

Ambur Population 2011
As per provisional reports of Census India, population of Ambur in 2011 is 113,856; of which male and female are 56,052 and 57,804 respectively. Although Ambur city has population of 113,856; its urban / metropolitan population is 0 of which 0 are males and 0 are females.

Ambur Literacy Rate 2011
In education section, total literates in Ambur city are 88,309 of which 45,439 are males while 42,870 are females. Average literacy rate of Ambur city is 86.83 percent of which male and female literacy was 91.18 and 82.65 percent.

Ambur Sex Ratio 2011
The sex ratio of Ambur city is 1031 per 1000 males. Child sex ratio of girls is 955 per 1000 boys.

Ambur Child Population 2011
Total children (0-6) in Ambur city are 12,150 as per figure from Census India report on 2011. There were 6,216 boys while 5,934 are girls. The child forms 10.67 % of total population of Ambur City.
Description
City Ambur
Government Municipality
Urban Agglomeration Only City
State Tamil Nadu

Ambur City Total Male Female
Population 113,856 56,052 57,804
Literates 88,309 45,439 42,870
Children (0-6) 12,150 6,216 5,934
Average Literacy (%) 86.83 91.18 82.65

Sexratio 1031

Child Sexratio 955

கும்பாபிஷேகவிழா அழைப்பிதழ்

ஆம்பூர் மேல்கிருக்ஷ்ணாபுரம் ஸ்ரீ சீனிரவாசப்பெருமால் திருக்கோயில் கும்பாபிஷேகம் 29.05.15 அன்று நடக்க இருக்கிறது

Banks in ambur

Banks in Ambur   
  BANK NAME
Bank Of Baroda
Canara Bank
Central Bank Of India
City Union Bank
Corporation Bank
Hdfc Bank
Icici Bank
Indian Bank
Indian Overseas Bank
Karur Vysya Bank
Punjab National Bank
State Bank Of Hyderabad
State Bank Of India
The Lakshmi Vilas Bank
Union Bank Of India

Sri Anjaneyar Temple- Ambur

Sri Anjaneyar Temple - Ambur

Location :
This is one of the most popular Sri Anjaneyar temple found in Ambur, Vellore District. This temple is located in the midst of the Ambur village. Getting down from the Ambur railway station, we can reach this sthalam by Auto.

Specialty of this sthalam :
Sri Anjaneyar
The speciality of this temple is Sri Anjaneyar is found in such a position that he is stamping his leg on Sani bhagavan. And it is said that by visiting this temple, we can get rid of Sani Dosham.
About the temple :
The environment of the temple is pleasing and very silent. It is surrounded by lots of fresh greenly trees, which gives us cold breeze. The Perumal - Sri Hanuman is stamping his foot on Sani Bhagavan and this is one of the special postures Sri Hanuman gives. Before knowing about the temple, let us know about an interesting story about Hanuman and Sani bhagavan.

Sri Anjaneyar Temple - Entrance During the time of Sri Rama - Ravana war, with the arrow, Lakshmanan was made anesthetic and all stood in silence without knowing what to do. At that time, the bear (Jambhavan) said that with the help of Sanjeevini herbal, his anesthetic could be cured and sent Hanuman to get that. Getting the grace from Sri Ramar, Hanuman flew to get the Sanjeevini herbal. On seeing this, Sukrachariyar, the Kula guru of Ravana, thought if Hanuman would get the Sanjeevini, then Lakshmanan and all the other Vanara Senai in the troop will regain their lost power and so he thought Hanuman should be stopped.

Sri Anjaneyar Temple - Entrance On thinking this, he sent Sani, one among the Navagrahams to catch hold of Hanuman, so that he could not get the Sanjeevini herbal. Hanuman, after a long search, finally got the Sanjeevini herbal and took the entire mountain instead of taking some herbals. While returning, he was stopped by Sani and said that he was sent by Ravanan to stop him. On hearing this, Hanuman was very angry on the act of Ravanan and chanting the great Rama Nama, Hanuman stamped Sani with one of his legs. Finally with lots of efforts, Sani apologized that he has come wrongly to catch him and asked him to set him free. During that time, on seeing the state of Sani, Hanuman left Sani and ordered that he should not catch any of the bhaktas who chant the great Sri Rama Nama and who worship him. Not even this, even the sight of Sani should not fall on them. As asked by Hanuman, Sani gave the promise what Hanuman asked for and finally, Hanuman freed Sani. And, then Hanuman came along with the Sanjeevini and Lakshmanan and all got their energies and power and had the victory over Ravanan.

This is the history that is told about this temple and a huge sanctum of Hanuman, about 11 feet height with Sani being stamped is found.

Bhaktas who are much affected by Sani can visit this sthalam and lit the Deepam and can do Apprathakshanam (round in anti-clockwise direction) for 9 times This will minimize the effect of Sani on us. And lots of bhaktas have found a positive result by visiting this sthalam.

The temple tour :
Sri Anjaneyar Temple - Ambur - Deepasthambham A huge Deepasthambham is found in front of the temple and is said that by litting light in front of this, will really reduce lots of problems the bhaktas facing. The sthala viruksham of this temple is Nelli tree.

Another speciality of this temple is the coconut, which is being broke, is kept at the feet of Hanuman and by performing pooja to the coconut will give a positive result for the people who are seeking to get married. This is said by Archakas of this temple.

Hanuman Jayanti is the special festival, which is performed in a great manner in this temple and also all the Saturday's are said to be special day to visit this sthalam.

Sri Anjaneyar Temple - Footprint of Hanuman And about 5 kms from this temple, there is a small village named "Aanai madugu", where the footprint of Sri Anjaneyar is found. Every year, during Pongal, great utsavam is done and the utsavar of the Ambur temple visit here and great alankara utsavam is performed. So bhaktas visit this great temple of Sanjeevirayan and let all your doshams get cleared.
So bhaktas, what are you waiting for... Visit this great temple of Hanuman and get his complete blessings.

Jai Seetha Rama Anjaneyaya Namaha!
    
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AMBUR EDUCATION

EducationEdit

Ambur is one of the most literate towns in Tamil Nadu. It has an average literacy rate of 76.69%, higher than the national average of 59.5%, with 80% of the males and 73% of females literate. The town does not have any Engineering or Medical college but the district of Vellore has several notable educational institutions. Most students after their schooling head to Chennai for higher education.

A few societies like AMES (Ambur Muslim Education Society), Anaikar Shukoor Trust and Hindu Education Society lead students from primary education to graduation by providing free education.

Notable Institutes

Bangi Hayath Basha Sahib school
Jalalia Aided Primary School
Shakespeare Ideal Nursery & Primary School
Concordia Higher Secondary School
TAW Matriculation & Higher Secondary School
Mazharul-uloom Higher Secondary School
Takshila School
CLOUD SCHOOL, Ambur
Anaikar Rafeequl-Uloom (Islamic Madrassa)
Madrasa-e-Jamiul Uloom, Jamiya Mosque - A first one of the Islamic Madrasa which imparts Hifz to the College students.
Jamia Darussalam - One of the largest and renowned Arabic institution in south India located in Oomerabad at a distance of 7 km from Ambur.
Mazharul-uloom College (established in 1969) - Affiliated under Thiruvalluar University
KAR Polytechnic College
As-Shukoor Matriulation School
Anaikar Oriental (Arabic) Higher Secondary School
Bethel Matriculation & Higher Secondary School
Bethesda School of Nursing
Gracious Matriculation School
Habibia Girls Higher Secondary School
Hasnath-e-jaria Girls Higher Secondary School
Hindu Higher Secondary School
Seventh-Day Adventist Matriculation School
Vidhya Vihar Matriculation & Higher Secondary School
AMES B.Ed. College
Sri Vivekananda Matriculation School, A-Kaspa, Ambur
Blesso Matriculation, Ambur
Madrasa-e-Deeniyath

AMBUR

Ambur
Municipal Town

Nickname(s): Leather City, Dollar City

Coordinates: 12.78°N 78.7°E
Country India
State Tamil Nadu
District Vellore
Area
• Total 17.97 km2 (6.94 sq mi)
Elevation 316 m (1,037 ft)
Population (2011)
• Total 162,521
• Density 9,000/km2 (23,000/sq mi)
Languages
• Official Urdu,Vellore Urdu,Tamil&Hindi
Time zone IST (UTC+5:30)
PIN 635 802
Telephone code 91 - 4174
Vehicle registration TN-83
Sex ratio 1031 ♂/♀

Ambur

(Tamil: ஆம்பூர்) Urdu: آمبور‎) is a town and state Assembly Constituency in the Vellore District of Tamil Nadu, India. It is located on the banks of the Palar River on the Chennai-Bangalore National Highway.

Ambur is home to a major part of India's leather tanning industry, earning it the nickname Leather City of South India. A few of India's largest and finest tanneries are located here, making it one of the leading exporters of finished and unfinished leather goods (such as shoes, garments, and gloves) in the country. Due to this, the leather industry occupies pride of place in the industrial map of Tamil Nadu and places it high in the rankings of the nation's exports.

It is also known for Biryani, a tasty rice dish, varieties of chicken dishes, non-vegetarian curries, etc. Sweet dishes like Gulab Jamun, Gajar ka halwa and Mutanjan, a dessert in Muslim weddings after the feast, have become popular since the reign of the Nawabs of Arcot.

AMBUR THAGAVAL

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