Panchayat

Ambikadevi

President

P R Jayaprakash

Vice President & Chairman Standing Committee for finance

Jiji R

Chairman, Standing Committee for development

V.Jayachandran

Chairman,Standing Committee for Welfare

Smitha R.S

Chairman,Standing Committee for Health and Education

B Rekha

Secretary, Grama Panchayat

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At a glance

At a GlanceChavara Grama Panchayat — General InformationInformationDetailsName of Grama PanchayatChavaraRevenue VillageChavaraLocationLatitude 8°58′ N, Longitude 76°32′ EBlock PanchayatChavaraTalukKarunagappallyAssembly ConstituencyChavaraParliamentary ConstituencyKollamArea11.59 sq. kmTotal Households (2011)10,596Population42,655Male Population20,396Female Population22,259Scheduled Caste Households983Scheduled Caste Population3,672Number of Wards24Population Density3,490 persons/sq. kmWomen Wards12Scheduled Caste Wards2 — Cherusseribhagam, PuthenkovilBoundariesSouth: Neendakara Grama PanchayatSouth-East: Thekkumbhagam Grama PanchayatEast: Thevalakkara Grama PanchayatNorth: Panmana Grama PanchayatWest: Arabian Sea

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History of Grama Panchayat

The main occupations of the people were traditionally agriculture and agricultural labour. Over time, people’s dependence on agriculture gradually declined. The traditional coir industry, fishing, and fish-processing sectors continue to provide significant employment opportunities. The fisheries sector is one of the important economic sectors of Chavara. Coir-making is the major traditional industry in the Chavara Block Panchayat area, aptly reflected in the old saying, “Chavara, Panmana and Thevalakkara must be processed with coir fibre.” The first high school in the Panchayat area was Chavara Boys’ High School, which celebrated its Diamond Jubilee in 1981. The main building of this school was constructed in 1906. The people of Chavara Grama Panchayat are mainly engaged in fishing, coir production,...

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