5 things you should know about tirur..!
1. Tipu Sulthan Road
Do you know that the Unniyal-Kuttayi road is known as Tipu Sulthan road? It is called so because it is said that Tipu Sulthan had made a March through this road when he came to Kerala in 1788-1790.
2.Foriegn Market or Gulf Market
It is the largest wholesale market in Malappuram district of Kerala.It is very famous for its mobile and mobile equipments collections all around kerala.
3.Wagon Tragedy
It is the most famous historical event took place in Tirur.On
10 November 1921, when the uprising was on its last breaths, almost
90 detained Muslim rebels were despatched by train from Tirur to the
Central Prison in Podanur (near Coimbatore). They were bundled into a
freight wagon and the train set off. Pothanur jail was found to be
full to maximum capacity, so orders were given to take the prisoners
back. During the return journey, 67 of the 90 rebels suffocated to
death in the closed iron wagon.
4.Government Boys Higher Secondary School were built by British
5.Panjami School
It is a story related to the Malayalee freedom fighter Ayyankali . The school got its name from a low caste girl child.She was denied to enter the school as she was from low-caste.And Ayyankali fought for her rights to study and made her study at that school.
Do you know that the Unniyal-Kuttayi road is known as Tipu Sulthan road? It is called so because it is said that Tipu Sulthan had made a March through this road when he came to Kerala in 1788-1790.
It is the largest wholesale market in Malappuram district of Kerala.It is very famous for its mobile and mobile equipments collections all around kerala.
It is the most famous historical event took place in Tirur.On
10 November 1921, when the uprising was on its last breaths, almost
90 detained Muslim rebels were despatched by train from Tirur to the
Central Prison in Podanur (near Coimbatore). They were bundled into a
freight wagon and the train set off. Pothanur jail was found to be
full to maximum capacity, so orders were given to take the prisoners
back. During the return journey, 67 of the 90 rebels suffocated to
death in the closed iron wagon.
It is a story related to the Malayalee freedom fighter Ayyankali . The school got its name from a low caste girl child.She was denied to enter the school as she was from low-caste.And Ayyankali fought for her rights to study and made her study at that school.
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