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{{Infobox settlement
{{Infobox settlement
| name                           = S.Navalpakkam   
| name                     = S.Navalpakkam   
   [[File:NAVALPAKKAM Temple .jpg|thumb]]
   [[File:NAVALPAKKAM Temple .jpg|thumb]]
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| other_name                     =   Jambupura Keshatram (Sanskrit)
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| nickname                        =
| nickname                = Jambupura Kshetram (Sanskrit)
| settlement_type                 = NAVALPAKKAM
| settlement_type         = Village
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| pushpin_map_caption             = Location in Tamil Nadu, India
| pushpin_map_caption     = Location in Tamil Nadu, India
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| subdivision_type               = Country
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| subdivision_type1               = [[States and territories of India|State]]
| subdivision_type1       = [[States and territories of India|State]]
| subdivision_name1               = [[Tamil Nadu]]
| subdivision_name1       = [[Tamil Nadu]]
| subdivision_type2               = [[List of districts of India|District]]
| subdivision_type2       = [[List of districts of India|District]]
| subdivision_name2               = Tiruvannamalai
| subdivision_name2       = Tiruvannamalai
| established_title               = <!-- Established -->
| established_title       = <!-- Established -->
| subdivision_type3               = Developed By
| subdivision_type3       = Developed By
| subdivision_type4               = Scholars of the village
| subdivision_type4       = Scholars of the village
| subdivision_name3               = Ayya Kumara Thathadesikan
| subdivision_name3       = Ayya Kumara Thathadesikan
| subdivision_name4               = Annayariya Mahadesikan
| subdivision_name4       = Annayariya Mahadesikan


Sowmmayaji Narayanachariyar.   
Sowmmayaji Narayanachariyar.   
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Vasudevachariyar
Vasudevachariyar
| settlement type.               = Scholars
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'''Navalpakkam''' is a small village located in [[Vandavasi]] [[taluk]] in [[Tiruvannamalai district|Tiruvannamalai district of]] [[Tamil Nadu]] known as S Navalpakkam and ''''S'''<nowiki/>' stands for '''<nowiki/>'Shotriam''''
'''Navalpakkam''' is a small village located in the [[Vandavasi]] [[taluk]] in the [[Tiruvannamalai district|Tiruvannamalai district of]] [[Tamil Nadu]]. It is also known as S.Navalpakkam, where '<nowiki/>'''S'''<nowiki/>' stands for '''<nowiki/>'Shotriam''''.


Navlpakkkam is also known as Jambupura keshtram. In sanskrit Jambu means [[Syzygium cumini|Black berriesTree]], Kshetram means Place. Which means we can find more Black berry trees in Navalpakkam.  
Navlpakkkam is also known as Jambupura Kshetram in Sanskrit, where Jambu means the [[Syzygium cumini|Blackberry Tree]] and Kshetram means Place. This is because there are many Blackberry Trees in Navalpakkam.  


Navalpakkam is famous for Srinivasa Perumal temple established by '''Srinivaasachariyar''' and subsequently developed by his son '''Ayya Kumara thathadesikan'''
Navalpakkam is famous for its Srinivasa Perumal temple established by '''Srinivaasachariyar''' and subsequently developed by his son '''Ayya Kumara Thathadesikan'''. This Srinivasa Perumal Temple is being managed for generations by the '''Neelamegathathachariyars'''. Neelamegathathachariyar was the first son of Ayya kumara thathadesikan.
 
This Srinivasa perumal Temple is being managed for generations by the '''Neelamegathathachariyars'''. '''Neelamegathathachariyar''' was the first son of Ayya kumara thathadesikan.
 
 
The village is known for [[Sanskrit]] scholar And [[Vedanta|Veda Pandits]]. The festivals (Utsavams) of Srinivas Perumal temple were celebrated in great manner.
 
The annual "Bramhostavam" (festival) for the [[Lord Srinivasa]] is widely celebrated.
 
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The village has been known for [[Sanskrit]] scholars and [[Vedanta|Veda Pandits]]. The festivals (Utsavams) of the Srinivas Perumal temple are celebrated in great manner, and the annual "Bramhotsavam" (festival) for the [[Lord Srinivasa]] is widely celebrated.
[[Category:Villages in Tiruvannamalai district]]
[[Category:Villages in Tiruvannamalai district]]
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Latest revision as of 12:48, 4 December 2021

S.Navalpakkam
Village
Nickname: 
Jambupura Kshetram (Sanskrit)
Country India
StateTamil Nadu
DistrictTiruvannamalai
Developed ByAyya Kumara Thathadesikan
Scholars of the villageAnnayariya Mahadesikan

Sowmmayaji Narayanachariyar.

Ayya Devanatha Maha desikan

Varadhachariyar

Valayapettai Ramanujachariyar

N.S Ramanujachariyar

Vasudevachariyar

Navalpakkam is a small village located in the Vandavasi taluk in the Tiruvannamalai district of Tamil Nadu. It is also known as S.Navalpakkam, where 'S' stands for 'Shotriam'.

Navlpakkkam is also known as Jambupura Kshetram in Sanskrit, where Jambu means the Blackberry Tree and Kshetram means Place. This is because there are many Blackberry Trees in Navalpakkam.

Navalpakkam is famous for its Srinivasa Perumal temple established by Srinivaasachariyar and subsequently developed by his son Ayya Kumara Thathadesikan. This Srinivasa Perumal Temple is being managed for generations by the Neelamegathathachariyars. Neelamegathathachariyar was the first son of Ayya kumara thathadesikan.

The village has been known for Sanskrit scholars and Veda Pandits. The festivals (Utsavams) of the Srinivas Perumal temple are celebrated in great manner, and the annual "Bramhotsavam" (festival) for the Lord Srinivasa is widely celebrated.