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on June 11, 2009

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Ambalapuzha Palpayasam

Ambalapuzha Palpayasam A mbalapuzha Palpayasam is one of the most important ‘nivedyam’s of Sreekrishnaswamy Temple and it is offered at noon Pooja. At the very mention of the place name Ambalapuzha, a very sweet and delicious taste of Palpayasam will be brought to the memory of those who have tasted it. Its fame is so wide spread in all over Kerala that it has become a proverbial expression to describe something exotic in taste. Ambalapuzha, a beautiful village in the sea-shore surrounded by rivers and paddy fields and it is situated 15 km. southwards from Alappuzha Town. It was a Kingdom named Chempakassery until the first half of 18th Century. Chempakasseri was reputed for its cultural, spiritual and literary heritage. Melpathoor, Ezhuthachan and Kunjan Nambiar are some of the most prominent names in the history of Kerala who have enriched this landscape with their unparalleled ontribution to language and literature. The fascinating aroma and the sandalwood Color of Palpayasam mak

Kuthampully Handloom Kerala

Kuthampully Handloom Weaving a Devanga style Braving the challenges raised by globalisation and liberalisation – Kuthampully Handloom has made itself a face to reckon with. The secret of the success story, weaved by the Kuthampully Handloom Industrial Cooperative Society, is nothing but the hard work and dedication of its member employees. B raving the challenges raised by globalisation and liberalisation – Kuthampully Handloom has made itself a face to reckon with. The secret of the success story, weaved by the Kuthampully Handloom Industrial Cooperative Society, is nothing but the hard work and dedication of its member employees – say S. Krishnaraju, President and A. Krishnaraju, Secretary. Kuthampully Sarees and other handlooms are favourites especially among womenfolk not only in Kerala, but also in other parts of the country, and even abroad. “We are receptive to the developments and new trends in this field, and has now hesitated to embrace the innovations”, Krishnaraju added. No

Marayoor Sarkkara from Kerala

- Marayoor Sarkkara - Jaggery Marayoor made W hen a particular place is blessed with more than one natural gifts, some of them might be left unnoticed. This happens to Marayoor jaggery also. Though one of the sweetest jaggereis in the world, it has a bitter story to tell. Marayoor is synonym of sandalwoods. The place is in the Kerala Tamil Nadu border where it is a rain shadow region. The specialty of temperature and the ph value of earth adds more sugar in the jiggery produced here. When the jaggery traders and sugarcane farmers reached High Court, the court directed Travancore Devaswom Board to use this jaggery in its temples. The order was issued based on the analytical results of Marayoor jaggery. When the Marayoor jaggery undergone a laboratory analysis at Kakkanad Analytical Laboratory as directed by the High Court, it was found that the jaggery is one of the best having 97 per cent sugar in it. But the misery continues as Devaswom Board which needs 1400 ton jaggery

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