Puthalam

Puthalam is a Panchayat town in the Kanniyakumari area in the Indian territory of Tamil Nadu. It lies between the Manakudy estuary and the Indian Ocean. The estuary is acclaimed for its biodiversity and moving flying creatures. The untamed life division has as of late presented mangrove manors. Puthalam is additionally known for its salt dish, which have existed since the British pioneer rule.

The ongoing tidal wave has crushed the encompassing angling towns. It has a 200-year-old Christian church developed by Ringel Taube, a German preacher. There is likewise a 200-year-old higher auxiliary school, L.M.P.C. Higher Secondary School. Place for Biological Research dedicated to distribution of research on different parts of essential and connected science, distributing an International Quarterly Journal "Diary of Basic and Applied Biology.

Production is available to all specialists from around the globe. Compositions submitted to the Journal must speak to reports of unique research not being considered for production somewhere else. All papers in the Journal of Basic and Applied Biology are peer-investigated. The historical backdrop of Puttalam goes back to the landing of Prince Vijaya, almost 2,500 years prior, when his vessel washed aground to "Thambapani" which is found north side of Puttalam tidal pond.