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Kottakuppam, Tamil Nadu A panchayat town, namely, Kottakuppam is located in Viluppuram district of the state of Tamil Nadu. |
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A panchayat town, namely, Kottakuppam is located in Viluppuram district of the state of Tamil Nadu.For analyzing the identifiable attributes of any of the Indian towns first it becomes essential for a person to grasp the demographical scenario quite well. Over the years demographers have conducted surveys, which enabled them to come up with certain reports that are related to its demography. Amongst several reports the Census report that has been published in the year 2001 is worth mentioning. As per this census report, Kottakuppam marked a population count of 24,076. Also it is emphasized both male and females are in equal proportion. In Kottakuppam of Tamil Nadu, 13 % of the total population is below six years of age.
Literacy rate is vital data for highlighting the demographical situation of a particular town. In case of Kottakuppam same thing applies. From this report it is derived that its average literacy rate constitutes 66 %. Thus it is even higher than that of India, which has shown measurement of 59.5 %. Out of it , male literacy is 73 %, thus highlighting the fact that males are inclined to education more than that of females . In other words, 58 % is the female literacy rate.
(Last Updated on : 9/01/2009)
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