A young Chola Prince son of king Manuneethi Cholan went around the city by a chariot. The people of the city gave him a warm welcome by beating drums and pipes.
A calf threatened by hearing this huge sound, jumped and ran here and there. Finally it had fallen down under the wheel of the Prince’s chariot. The wheel had crushed the calf.
King Manuneethi Cholan came to know, that the carelessness of his son has caused the death of the calf. So, he wanted to punish his son for the convict of the calf’s murder.
He killed his son by the same manner how the calf was killed. This can be referred in Cillappathikaram
130 courses to be offered by Central Univarsity at Tiruvarur
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Tiruvarur (Tamil Nadu): The newly established Central University at Tiruvarur is likely to offer 130 post graduate courses from the academic session scheduled to commence from May this year.
This was announced by B. P. Sanjay, Vice-chancellor of the university.
He held discussion with Collector M. Chandrasekaran and Principals and Professors of nearby colleges on Tuesday.
"Admission to the courses will be given on the basis of entrance test followed by an interview," said B. P. Sanjay.
Classes will begin from the first week of May.
Economics, social science and science subjects would be thrust areas of the university. It would be a centre of higher learning and research oriented.
Taken from:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Tamil_Nadu/130_courses_likely_to_be_offered_by_Central_varsity_at_Tiruvarur_7891/
This was announced by B. P. Sanjay, Vice-chancellor of the university.
He held discussion with Collector M. Chandrasekaran and Principals and Professors of nearby colleges on Tuesday.
"Admission to the courses will be given on the basis of entrance test followed by an interview," said B. P. Sanjay.
Classes will begin from the first week of May.
Economics, social science and science subjects would be thrust areas of the university. It would be a centre of higher learning and research oriented.
Taken from:http://www.indiaedunews.net/Tamil_Nadu/130_courses_likely_to_be_offered_by_Central_varsity_at_Tiruvarur_7891/
Tiruvarur Big Temple
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The temple is gigantic in structure. From a distance of miles the gopurams are visible. It is a great pilgrim centre, through out the year, particularly in the month of Chittirai when the most important festival, the annual festival of Sri Thiyagaraja is performed. There are four gopurams on four sides. The tower on the west is particularly noteworthy for the fine sculpture in brick and mortar. The colossal structure of the temple could be well imagined from its length of 846 feet with breadth of 666 feet.There are several tanks attached as an adjunct to the temple wherein devout pilgrims take their bath before entering into the precincts of the temple.
On the western side of the temple there is a famous tank known as Kamalalayam where Goddess Kamala (Lakshmi) took her birth. It is considered to be the biggest tank in the whole of South India, having an island temple in the middle dedicated to the Goddess. She was born with the nectar during the course of churning of the Milky Ocean by the Devas and the Asuras. Varuna, the God of Water brought up Kamala, and after devoted penance she was married to Vishnu at Thiruvarur. Hence the name Kamalalayam.
Besides the tank, a peculiar musical instrument called Panchamukha Vadya and Sivalingam made of sapphire and called Marakatalingam are worth seeing. The musical instrument has got five faces and is ornamented with the snake, the swastika and the lotus on three. The fourth face is plain without decorations. The central face shows the face of a deer. It is said that Nandi played on this when Siva danced. The circumference of the instrument is fifty-six inches. Thiruvarur is one of the seven sacred places of Lord Thiyagaraja. The others are Tirumaraikkadu (Vedaranyam), Tirunagai (Nagapattinam.), Tirukkolili, Tirukkaramayil, Tiruvanmiyoor and Tirunallar. In this temple where Thiyagaraja's idol is worshipped, the Navagrahas are placed in a line looking at the shrine. It is a peculiar feature.
When you visit the temple, you can really feel about the eternal life. I'm damn sure about it. Here, a great siddha named Kamalamuni came and worshipped Kamalambal.
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Tiruvarur Central University
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The Central University of Tamil Nadu was established by an Act of Parliament (no 25 of 2009, 20/03.2009). The University is located at Tiruvarur, headquarters of the District in the heart of the great Chola Empire. Preliminary work on establishing the University has resulted in the tentative identification of about 500 acres of land in two revenue villages (see annexure and map). The Government of Tamil Nadu has assured that a multi-storey building (GF plus three floors) measuring about 55000 plus square feet will be made available for a temporary campus for launching academic programmes and planning for campus development in due course (details of the building annexed). Continuous interaction with the administration both at the district and state level indicates substantial movement in issuance of a formal order in this regard.
As an interim measure the vice chancellor and his single person staff (at a very junior office assistant level) is operating out of two small rooms in the PWD inspection bungalow. Efforts are afoot to locate a small residential building for camp office and temporary accommodation of the vice chancellor. Basic computers and elementary office equipment have been purchased apart from establishing landline and net connectivity for the University.
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