Paravur

Paravur is a town and a municipality in the Kollam district of the Indian state of Kerala. Paravur has a populace of 43,739 38,652 is the urban populace and 5,087 is the town populace. Guys establish 47% of the populace and females 53%. Paravur has a normal education rate of 79%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male proficiency is 81%, and female education is 77%. In Paravur, 10% of the populace are under 6 years old. Add up to number of families are 9,155.

Pozhikara was the managerial central station of Paravur. Leftovers of the old fortification, Thaana police headquarters and Anchalappees post office still remain. A mint of the past Travancore Kingdom for printing and punching their monetary standards was once arranged at Paravur. Paravur panchayat was framed in 1936 as one of the four panchayats endorsed by Sir C.P.Ramaswamy Iyer Diwan-Travancore.

Here are such a large number of vital streets in Paravur, interfacing Kollam city and neighboring towns like Chathannoor, Parippally, Varkala, Poothakkulam and so on. The 14.1 km long Paravur-Kollam Coastal Road is associating Kollam city with Paravur, through Kollam Beach, Paapanasam Beach, Kakkathoppu, Mukkom, Thanni and Pozhikara. Paravur Municipal Bus Stand is the unparalleled transport remain in Paravur civil town of Kollam locale, Kerala. The transport stand development venture was actualized by the Municipal chamber of Paravur before a few years.