Aduthurai

Aduthurai is a village located in the Thanjavur district of Tamil Nadu, India. It is situated approximately 10 kilometers south of Kumbakonam and is known for its agricultural significance. The village lies on the banks of the Cauvery River, which contributes to its fertile lands and agrarian economy.

Historically, Aduthurai has been an important agricultural center. Rice cultivation is the predominant farming activity, with the region benefiting from the irrigation provided by the Cauvery. The village also engages in the cultivation of other crops like sugarcane and bananas.

Aduthurai is home to several temples, reflecting the religious and cultural heritage of the region. The Sri Mahalingeswarar Temple is one of the prominent religious sites in the village. The economy of Aduthurai is largely dependent on agriculture and allied activities. The presence of the Cauvery River also supports fishing to some extent.

In terms of infrastructure, Aduthurai is well-connected by road and has a railway station, facilitating transportation of people and goods. The village serves as a local hub for surrounding smaller hamlets. The community generally comprises farmers and agricultural laborers. The educational facilities in Aduthurai cater to the needs of the local population, with schools providing primary and secondary education. Aduthurai's identity is closely tied to its agrarian roots and its location within the fertile Cauvery delta.