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                  One Small  Temple locate in there,That is called IDAMALAIYAN MAAYAKARUPPU KOIL. It is karuppasamy koil Or Maayakaruppa samy

Karuppasamy  or karuppana samy  is very, very popular god in Tamilnadu and Kerala.It is protective Small God. Mostly ,All karuppasamy gods are NON-VEGITARIAN. Small god of karuppasamy  is drink animals blood in directly,like chief,bullock,chicken,pig only.

Many more names are having karuppasamy. Like
1.Periya karuppasamy
2.China karuppasamy
3.Maarnadu karuppasamy
4.kottakkaruppasamy
5.pathinettu pati karuppu etc..

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LORD  MURUGA
LORD  SIVA
LORD  PILLAIYAAR
LORD  KRISHNA (RAMA)
LORD  HANUMAN
LORD  BRAHMA
LORD  VISHNU

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THEIVAANAI
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1.palani
2,thiruchendur
3.thiruthani
4.Thirupparankundram
5.pazhhamuthir cholai
6.Swamy malai

Lord siva is being in,
1. MADURAI meenakshi sundareeawarar
2.Thiruvannamalai
3.sidamparam
4.Tanjavur periya koil
5.sathura giri hill etc

GODDESS parvathi is being,
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2.moonkilanai kaamatchi amman koil etc

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VILLAGE NAME     : KATTAKKAMAN PATTI
TALUK                      : NILAKKOTTAI
DISTRICT                 : DINDIGUL
STATE                       : TAMILNADU
COUNTRY               :  INDIA
REGION                   :  ASIA

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MADURAI TO 61 KILOMETER VIA BATLAGUNDU.
BATLAGUNDU TO  JUST 3 KILOMETER.

Two or Three TAMIL FILms are taken that place:
1.Naalellam pourami
2.kilakku seemaiyiley
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TAMIL NAME CITIES

OOR -OOR MEANS CITY OR TOWN IN MEANING OF TAMIL

TAMIL LANGUAGE -VERY OLD IN ALL WORLD LANGUAGES

Friday, February 16, 2018 - 18:19

INDIAN PRIME MINISTER SAYS:

‘Tamil a beautiful language and I regret I don’t speak it,’ says PM

The PM’s comments came at his ‘Pariksha pe Charcha’, where he addressed students about to take up their board exams.

Addressing young minds at his ‘Pariksha pe Charcha’ (discussion on exams) on Friday, before students across the country sit for their board exams, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “Tamil is the oldest language. It is older than Sanskrit and is beautiful.”

Continuing with his charcha-style meetings, after his radio programme ‘Chai pe Charcha’, he addressed students in a town hall meeting and engaged them on a variety of topics to help them deal with their exam stress – from time management to concentration to nutrition and exercise.

At the end of the question and the answer session with students, as he was taking his leave, the PM said, “I always feel that knowledge of languages should exist. Not many people know, but the Tamil language is older than Sanskrit. It is the oldest language.”

Modi also praised the beauty of the language and said, “It is such a beautiful language, but I feel bad that I can’t speak it. I only know how to say 'vanakkam' and I regret that I cannot go beyond this.”

The Prime Minister addressed the students only in Hindi, and apologized for not being able to speak other languages.

1. Tamil:

                 Tamil language has been in the system since 5000 years. About 14 years ago, a survey concluded that there were about 1863 newspapers that were published in Tamil, all over the world! AMAZING!!

 2.SANSKRIT:

        Sanskrit Researchers believe that Sanskrit has originated from Tamil and it has highly influenced many European languages. It is one of the classical languages in India and it dates back to 3000 BC. 

3.EGYPTIAN:

           Egyptian It is one of the oldest languages in the world. It is known to be derived from the Afro-Asiatic language. This language dates back to 2600-2000 BC. There is a considerable and varied literature in the Egyptian language. 

4.GREEK:

          Greek It was used by Ancient Greece and is derived from the Phoenician alphabet during 3000-1000 BC. It has many dialects such as Attic, Ionic and Doric. There have been various Poems of Iliad and Odyssey written in this language.

5.CHINESE:

         Chinese Chinese language dates back to 3000 years. Over the years, it has evolved and about 1.2 billion people speak this language as their first language. It is one of the most spoken oldest languages in the world! 

6.ARAMIAC:

        Aramiac This language dates back to 900-700 BC. It was the language of the Assyrian Empire. There have been biblical books that were written in Aramaic. It is being spoken by the Christians, Jewish and Mandean ethnic races. 

7.HEBREW:

           Hebrew This is a liturgical language for Jews across the world. It has been there in the system since 400 BC. This language went through a revival process to become the official language of Israel. 

8.KOREAN:

         Korean Korean language dates back to 600 BC. It is spoken by more than 65 million people living on the peninsula and its outlying islands. This language has its crucial importance, as it is thesame language that is spoken and written. 

9.ARMENIAN:
          Armenian This is an Indo-European language that is spoken by Armenians. This language has a long history with a fifty-century Bible translation as its oldest surviving text.

10.LATIN:
         Latin This language came into existence before 75 BC. It was the language of the victors of many wars and battles fought on the Italian peninsula.

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Read more at: https://www.boldsky.com/insync/life/2016/list-of-oldest-languages-in-the-world/articlecontent-pf139574-108975.html

யாதும் ஊரே ; யாவரும் கேளிர

தீதும் நன்றும் பிறர்தர வாரா ;
நோதலும் தணிதலும் அவற்றோ ரன்ன ;
சாதலும் புதுவது அன்றே ; வாழ்தல்
இனிதுஎன மகிழ்ந்தன்றும் இலமே; முனிவின்,
இன்னா தென்றலும் இலமே; ‘மின்னொடு
வானம் தண்துளி தலைஇ, ஆனாது
கல்பொருது இரங்கும் மல்லற் பேர்யாற்று
நீர்வழிப் படூஉம் புணைபோல, ஆருயிர்
முறைவழிப் படூஉம்’ என்பது திறவோர்
காட்சியின் தெளிந்தனம் ஆகலின், மாட்சியின்
பெரியோரை வியத்தலும் இலமே;
சிறியோரை இகழ்தல் அதனினும் இலமே.

எட்டுத்தொகை நூல்களில் ஒன்றாகிய 
புறநானூறு. 192 - பாடியவர்: கணியன் பூங்குன்றன்

http://www.languagesoftheworld.info/historical-linguistics/which-language-is-the-oldest.html

Which language is the oldest?
Apr 22, 2011 by Asya Pereltsvaig

I hear this question a lot, or claims that this or that language is “the oldest”. Recently, this question has come up again in connection with the research on the birthplace of human language, published recently in Science and discussed earlier in this blog (and also here). The logic of the argument is this: Khoisan languages are the oldest languages in the world, they have click sounds and therefore it must be that the first human language, the so-called Proto-Human had click sounds as well.

This argument is flawed in several ways. Even if it were true that Khoisan languages are “the oldest” (a question to which I return immediately below), there is no way to prove that the first human language had the same properties (e.g., the same phoneme inventory) as modern-day Khoisan languages. While it is true that languages outside of Africa have not added click sounds to their inventories, it is not true that click sounds cannot in principle migrate from one language into another. The evidence comes from Bantu languages that have click sounds. In all likelihood, Proto-Bantu did not have click sounds. The only Bantu languages that have them today — such as Yeyi, Xhosa and Zulu -– are those that have been in close proximity or in verifiable contact with Khoisan languages that have clicks. Thus, these Bantu languages must have borrowed click sounds from Khoisan languages. Another piece of evidence to support the borrowing theory comes from the fact that only dental, alveolar and lateral clicks are found in Bantu languages, whereas Khoisan languages may also have bilabial and palatal clicks.

But let’s get back to the question of the oldest language. If we give this question a bit more thought, we will see that it is really meaningless. Indeed, what would it mean to say that a given language is “old” or “ancient”? There is one sensible way to use the expression “ancient language” — for languages that were spoken in antiquity and are no longer spoken today. In this sense, the term “ancient language” applies to Scythian, Tocharian and Sumerian, to give just a few examples. But this is not the sense in which the expressions “the oldest language” or “the most ancient language” are commonly used. For example, Khoisan languages are not “ancient languages” in this sense: they are still spoken today by nearly 100,000 people. Furthermore, we know little to nothing about the history of these languages, what they were like in antiquity etc.

So why exactly is the statement that Khoisan languages are “the oldest” meaningless? Let’s think about this. Each person and each generation of people have parents. We can think of human history as a huge, immensely complicated family tree, going back to the first humans. And all these people spoke a language. Some language. Each group or generation of people anywhere on this planet speaks the language of its parents. Almost. Little, sometimes unnoticeable modifications in how words are pronounced, what they mean or how they are put together may be (and are) introduced from generation to generation but no generation makes up a completely new language, not related to that of their parents. If this were ever to happen, children and parents truly would not be able to communicate (rather than merely pretend that they do not understand each other). But these little changes accumulate over time so that the language of long-ago ancestors can become completely incomprehensible and unrecognizable to a later generation. But historical change is slow, very slow. It takes decades, hundreds if not thousands of years.

There are also historical situations when one language is replaced by another. When a group of invaders comes and subjugates the locals, it may impose its own language on the conquered people. It doesn’t happen in all instances of conquest, however: sometimes it is the conquered who give their language to the resulting mix of the invaders and the locals. For example, English derives from the language imposed by Anglo-Saxon invaders on the local Celtic population, but not from the language of the later Viking or Norman invaders (i.e., English is not a descendant of Old Norse or Norman French, and thus it is neither a Scandinavian nor a Romance language, despite the heavy influences of both). But even in the case of such language replacement, the switch is not instantaneous: it takes several generations for the new language to become the language of the land. So again, the language of the great-grandchildren is not the same as that of the great-grandparents, but contemporary generations speak in ways that differ little.

So new languages do not arise from nothing. Every new language is a development of some branch of the bushy family tree of existing languages. The key to understanding this is that languages constantly change. As I said above, languages change slowly, but the process of change is nonetheless relentless. But people who start out speaking the same language do not necessarily adopt the same modifications to their language. One group may change the pronunciation of one word, and another group — the meaning of another word. And before you know it, different groups, which may be distinguished geographically or socially, speak different dialects. These dialects are still mutually comprehensible (which is what dialects are, by definition), but they are not exactly the same. And the process of language change does not stop there. More and more changes in pronunciation, meaning and grammar accumulate and eventually dialects diverge to such a degree that they are no longer mutually comprehensible, at which point we tend to call them languages rather than mere dialects of the same language. In other words, new languages arise as variations on the theme of already existing languages.

Proto-West-Germanic, Proto-Germanic or even Proto-Indo-European languages. In theory, we can trace an unbroken line of descent with small modifications at each generation from Proto-Human to present-day English.

And the same can be said for each and every language. In fact, each and every language traces its ancestry back to Proto-Human. Therefore, all currently spoken languages are equally old. The difference is just in the labels. We think of a given language as “old” if it has had the same label for a long period of time. For example, the name of the Farsi (or Persian) language, an Indo-Iranian language of Iran, has been used since the 6th century B.C.E., and this fact gives us the sense that Farsi is an ancient language.

In the case of Khoisan languages, the label itself is not very old, and these languages are perceived as old in a somewhat different sense. If we consider a genetic tree of human populations (such as in the picture below), Khoisan people are typically on the branch the splits off the common tree the first.

Can we extrapolate from this that the present-day Khoisan languages are “the oldest”? Not really and for two reasons. One reason is that population trees constructed by geneticists don’t always correlate with a linguistic tree. The fact that Khoisan people belong to the branch that splits off the population tree the first does not mean that they speak a language that splits of the human language tree the first. The second reason is that even if it were true that the Khoisan languages split off the language tree the first, it does not mean that they have not changed since. After all, remember that all languages change, all the time. And the Khoisan languages as we know them today are not like the language of Khoisan ancestors was centuries or millennia ago. In theory, Khoisan languages may have “invented” click sounds at some point in this history, or even borrowed them from some other languages (that left no descendants or lost click sounds since then). There is no way to prove (or disprove) that the proto-Khoisan languages of yesteryear had click sounds, let alone that the first human language, the Proto-Human had them.

Read more: http://www.languagesoftheworld.info/historical-linguistics/which-language-is-the-oldest.html#ixzz5BovKsf3v

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NEWS  Nikhilesh De        Nov 16, 2017 at 03:30 UTC  |  Updated  Nov 16, 2017 at 14:12 UTC

The Indian Supreme Court has asked the government to respond to calls to regulate bitcoin.Three justices issued a notice to the central bank, the market regulator, the tax department, and several other agencies, asking them to answer a petition on the matter, the Hindu, an Indian newspaper, reported Tuesday.

The original petition to the court expressed concern that bitcoin can be used to conduct transactions across borders without a trace, making it an attractive tool for ransomware attackers and tax cheats.

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The petition goes on to state that bitcoin exchanges in India add 2,500 users per day, and that some 500,000 residents now hold bitcoin. As of 3:00 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday, the exchange rate between Indian rupees and bitcoin was more than 470,000.

As a result of its adoption, bitcoin usage may affect "the market value of other commodities," according to the petition, which pleaded with the court for an "urgent direction" for the government to intervene.

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Correction: An earlier headline on this article misdescribed the Indian Supreme Court's action. As correctly noted in the story, the court asked the government only to respond to a petition.

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       Bitcoin risks: Government warns against cryptocurrency, says don't get trapped

Weeks after the Reserve Bank of India issued its third warning against the cryptocurrency trading, the Finance Ministry today said that virtual currencies are not legal tender and such currencies have no protection. It said the virtual currencies (VCs) including Bitcoin don't have any intrinsic value and are not backed by any kind of assets. "The price of Bitcoin and other VCs therefore is entirely a matter of mere speculation resulting in spurt and volatility in their prices," the Ministry said in a statement.
The Ministry also said that there was a real and heightened risk of investment bubble of the type seen in ponzi schemes which can result in sudden and prolonged crash exposing investors, especially retail consumers losing their hard-earned money. "Consumers need to be alert and extremely cautious as to avoid getting trapped in such Ponzi schemes," the statement said.
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Bitcoin is not legal tender in India: finance ministry

The Ministry of Finance clarified that virtual currencies are not backed by government fiat

Last Published: Thu, Jan 04 2018. 08 06 AM IST

Vivina Vishwanathan

Last week the Ministry of Finance said that virtual currencies (VCs), including bitcoins, are not currencies. “VCs are not currencies. These are also being described as ‘coins’. There is however no physical attribute to these coins. Therefore, VCs are neither currencies nor coins,” the ministry said in a press statement. It further clarified that virtual currencies are not backed by government fiat. “These are also not legal tender. The government or Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has not authorized any VCs as a medium of exchange.” With this statement, there is finally some clarity on how India plans to treat bitcoin. So far, it was not clear if bitcoin would come under the purview of Reserve Bank of India.

Why not a currency

Bitcoin exchanges are not surprised by this move. “For the government to give virtual currency a currency status has a bigger implication, especially due to the capital controls we have here in India. If they give it a status of currency, they have to allow us to run the exchanges here. If they allow the exchanges, how are they going to control the flow of money in and out of the country? I was expecting this to happen,” said Praveen Kumar, chairman and chief executive officer of Belfrics Global SDH, a company that runs bitcoin exchanges in Singapore, Malaysia, Bahrain, Japan, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania and India. Why has the government clarified about coins? “Several initial coin offerings are coming up in the country. Some term it as currency or coins. From a layman perspective, they can assume that it is something similar to what central banks issue as coins. It is a clarification that the government is not regulating the virtual currencies and coins,” added Kumar.

What it means for you

Last year, a few countries accepted bitcoin as a legal payment system. For instance, from 1 April 2017, bitcoin has become a legal payment system in Japan. Meanwhile, Singapore-based startup TenX last year allowed conversion of bitcoins on Visa cards to make payments. You are unlikely to see such kind of changes in payments in our daily transactions in India post the recent announcement.

Meanwhile, the income-tax department is keeping a watch and hence if you have gained any profits from bitcoins, you will have to pay capital gains tax on it.

Currently, income-tax department, enforcement department, the Securities and Exchange Board of India and Ministry of Finance are tracking virtual currencies. You can expect further developments in the virtual currencies space in the coming weeks.

First Published: Wed, Jan 03 2018. 05 00 PM IST

NOTE: Above appeared all matters are I published at UAE(DUBAI) DATE:28.03.2018