Inuvil

Inuvil
இணுவில்
ඉනුවිල
Village

Kandaswamy Temple, Inuvil
Inuvil
Coordinates: 9°43′0″N 80°01′0″E / 9.71667°N 80.01667°E / 9.71667; 80.01667
Country Sri Lanka
Province Northern
District Jaffna
DS Division Valikamam South

Inuvil (Tamil: இணுவில்; Sinhalese: ඉනුවිල) is a village in Northern Sri Lanka. It is situated along the KKS main road, Jaffna district. The area is mainly populated by people who speak the Tamil (see Portuguese Ceylon).

People

The town and the surrounding area has traditionally been populated by farmers. However, many have educated their children to be professionals. There are several people who have started their own business as well. The majority of the people are Tamils. First and foremost revolutionary group EROS formed by Ratnasababathi is from Inuvil.

Lot of the people have immigrated to western countries. There a large number of people from Inuvil living in Canada, England, France and Germany.

Education

The Inuvil Central College,Inuvil Hindu College and Ramanathan College are some of the schools of the area. There are few Computer Education centers too. Inuvil Public Library IT Center ( Nenasala)

Culture

Most of them are Hindus Around 98%-99% and follows the Tamil Culture. There are many professional drummers came from this village including famous Thadshanamoorthy. Also have a "Gurukulam" where most of the Hindu priest are educated here.

Famous Hindu Temples(இந்து கோயில்கள்) In the village of Inuvil there are lot of temples every where. There are few huge historical Tamil kingdom era's temples. These are still being well maintained by the people . The large temples in Inuvil are: Inuvai Pararajasekara pillaiyaar kovil(இணுவை பரராஜசேகரப்பிள்ளையார் கோவில்), Inuvai Kanthaswamy kovil (இணுவை கந்தசாமி கோவில்), Inuvai Sivakami amman kovil(இணுவை சிவகாமி அம்மன் கோவில்),and Inuvai Karaikal sivan kovil (இணுவை காரைக்கால் சிவன் கோவில்)

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Coordinates: 9°43′N 80°01′E / 9.717°N 80.017°E / 9.717; 80.017


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