Vast continent of India houses numerous towns and cities that have flourished in the states of Indian subcontinent. The state of Tamil Nadu also is not an exception. Kalambur is an example of a panchayat town. It has been situated in the district of Tiruvanamalai of Tamil Nadu state of India.

After organizing several surveys and research works in the soils of Kalambur town, eminent demographers have succeeded in formulating extensive reports that are based on the facts that have been collected so far. In this matter it would be unwise if one does not mention about the Census report of India of a particular year. It was brought out in the year 2001 and also inferred data like population status, literacy condition etc. Thus according to this report, the total population of Kalambur has been enumerated to be 13,303. Interestingly in Kalambur both males and females are in equal proportion. In other words, males constitute 50 % of the population while the population of females is also the same. In Kalambur, 11 % of the total population constitutes of people who are below six years of age.

How much a town has acclaimed development depends on the literacy condition. If its literacy rate is high it can be said that the town has achieved development more or less. So far as Kalambur is concerned, its average literacy rate constitutes 68 %, which is even higher than that of India. 59.5 % is the average literacy rate of India. On individual basis also , one can decipher information about male and female literacy rates of Kalambur. In other words 79 % is male literacy rate pointing out to the fact that males are inclined to education and learning. However rate of female literacy constitutes 57 % only.