Pannaipuram

Pannaipuram is a panchayat town in Theni locale in the Indian territory of Tamil Nadu. It is found slope foot of "Western Ghats" offering its fringe to Kerala and has great education. Pannaipuram Town panchayat incorporates 4 towns in particular Pannaipuram, Kariyanampatty, Mallingapuram and P. Renganathapuram. Mahalingeswarar Temple and Bommaiyaswamy Temple are situated in Pannaipuram. Veereswarar Temple is situated in Kariyanampatty.

A large portion of the general population in Pannaipuram is occupied with Cardamom development in adjacent Kerala slopes. In Tamil, Pannai implies dairy cattle cultivate and puram implies town or residential area. Individuals who lived in the town were having steers cultivate and for the most part did farming. The dairy cattle eating grounds were at the Western Ghats foot slopes neighboring the town, henceforth the beginning of name Pannaipuram.

Agriculture steers ranches and block make are the significant income source at Pannaipuram. The greater parts of the tropical vegetables are developed. A significant number of the inhabitants of the town have Cardamom, Coffee, Tea, Black Pepper, Clove, and Coco and scarab nut estates in the nearby slopes of Western Ghats. After the state separate on dialect premise the slopes are currently part of Kerala. There are a few windmills introduced around the town, and at present producing vitality.