Kottakuppam

Kottakuppam is a town in Viluppuram area in the Indian territory of Tamil Nadu in the East Coast Road from Chennai to Pondicherry, Kottakuppam is a historic point of custom. In the book Arts of Islam. It is trusted that there were Forts in Kottakuppam. Be that as it may, there is no unmistakable proof for this. In the guide there is no territory named Kottakuppam before 200 years. In the French Rule, Kottakuppam disciple to Muthialpet fills in as camp place for nonnatives.

From this territory the neighboring areas had grown to be specific Chinnamudaliar Chavady, Periamudaliar Chavady. It was simply following 200 years, Kottakuppam has got its name 'Kottam' alludes to the land territory and 'Kuppam' alludes to the Coastal Area. Since, this region lies close to the beach front district. Kottakuppam area is welcomed by everybody for its huge work on Islamic standard. Kottakuppam is a Town Panchayat city in area of Viluppuram, Tamil Nadu.

Kottakuppam city is separated into 18 wards for which decisions are held at regular intervals. The Kottakuppam Town Panchayat has populace of 31,726 of which 15,690 are guys while 16,036 are females according to report discharged by Census India 2011. Significant populaces in Kottakuppam are Muslims. Kottakuppam Jamia Masjid was worked by Arcot Nawab in 1867. Presently it is stretched out and finished to make it garish by the general population in and around Kottaikuppam.