page_title: Ulipuram
hierarchical_section_title: Ulipuram
caption_attribution_description: English: Theru
context_page_description: Ulipuram is a village in Salem district, Tamil Nadu, India.
  Here Major communities are Kurumba gounder & Naicker.
  Marriamman Kovil makes up the village's center, named for the prominently worshiped goddess Marriamman, established by Thottiya Naicker community.
  Thottiya Naickers comes under veerapandiya kattaboman Dynasty. The village is historically known for agriculture, sheep, goat and cow breeding.
  Ulipuram is a predominantly agricultural community with major crops including rice, nuts, sugar cane, and corn.
  Residences are centralized around the area's surrounding farms, subdividing Ulipuram into groups and localities including Eecha Oodai, kulimeduthottam, Annaikattu, Vembarasu, Ulipuram Pudur, Mettutheru, KalanKaradu, Thonthi Pillayar Kovil, Andi Kuttai, NariKaradu, Nallathangal Kuttai, Nandukitan Pudur, Mankaradu, VisamoongilKuttai, KuttiKaradu, and Bonthupuli Kadu.
  Historically, significant rainfall in Ulipuram helped the community lead in agricultural production. However, after 1996 a decline in rainfall lead to intermittent droughts affecting cultivation.
context_section_description: Ulipuram is a village in Salem district, Tamil Nadu, India.
  Here Major communities are Kurumba gounder & Naicker.
  Marriamman Kovil makes up the village's center, named for the prominently worshiped goddess Marriamman, established by Thottiya Naicker community.
  Thottiya Naickers comes under veerapandiya kattaboman Dynasty. The village is historically known for agriculture, sheep, goat and cow breeding. 
  Ulipuram is a predominantly agricultural community with major crops including rice, nuts, sugar cane, and corn.
  Residences are centralized around the area's surrounding farms, subdividing Ulipuram into groups and localities including Eecha Oodai, kulimeduthottam,Annaikattu, Vembarasu, Ulipuram Pudur, Mettutheru, KalanKaradu, Thonthi Pillayar Kovil, Andi Kuttai, NariKaradu, Nallathangal Kuttai, Nandukitan Pudur, Mankaradu, VisamoongilKuttai, KuttiKaradu, and Bonthupuli Kadu.
  Historically, significant rainfall in Ulipuram helped the community lead in agricultural production. However, after 1996 a decline in rainfall lead to intermittent droughts affecting cultivation. Locals have since sought alternative livelihoods outside of agriculture, with some settling into work driving heavy vehicles and operating bore wells.
caption: Theru
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