VADUVOOR
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VADUVOOR Location of VADUVOOR in Tamil Nadu and India
Coordinates	10°42′N 79°20′E / 10.70°N 79.33°E / 10.70; 79.33Coordinates: 10°42′N 79°20′E / 10.70°N 79.33°E / 10.70; 79.33
Country	India
State	Tamil Nadu
District(s)	Thiruvarur
Time zone	IST (UTC+05:30)
Codes • Pincode • 614019 • Telephone • +04367 • Vehicle • TN 50

Vaduvur/Vaduvoor is a Indian village situated between Thanjavur and Mannargudi in Tamil NaduState. vaduvur is divided into three(3) Punjayat for administrative convenience . But all along the area known as '"Thannarasu Naadu"'(tannaracu country).^[1]

Vaduvur Three(3) Punjayat[link]

'"1.Vaduvur Vadapathi"' '"2.Vaduvur Akraharam"' '"3.Vaduvur Thenpathi"'

Schools in Vaduvur[link]

'"Vaduvur Higher Secondary School.Vaduvur "' '"Vaduvur primary School.vaduvur"' '"Vaduvur Vadapathi primary School.vaduvur"' '"Vaduvur Melpathi primary School"'

Banks in Vaduvur[link]

'"Indian Bank"' '"Co-oP Bank Vaduvur"'

Sports in Vaduvur[link]

'"Kabbaddi"' '"Volley Ball"' The vaduvur people more interested in sports activities, The vaduvur is very famous in Kabbadi and vallyball games overall tanjore and thiruvarur district.

Stadium in Vaduvur[link]

'"Vaduvur Stadium "'

Vaduvur Peoples Major Activities for Living[link]

'"Agriculture"'

Vaduvur facebook Community[link]

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Vaduvur (Vaduvoor) was once offered to the vidhwans^{[clarification needed]} by the kings of Thanjavur on an Ekadasi day; hence it is also called as 'Ekadasi' village.

Bird Sanctuary[link]

Vaduvoor Bird Sanctuary is located near Mannargudi in Tiruvarur District.^[3]

Nearly 20,000 birds visited the lake this season i.e., from October to February. Nearly 38 species of birds have been spotted. The birds that visit the lake every year are the Open bill stork, Cattle egret, Little egret, Pelicans, Grey Pelicans, Darter, Little Cormorants, Common coots, Little tern, Pond heron, Night heron, Painted stork, Common keat, Kingfisher and so forth. The birds are best viewed between 5.30 a.m. to 6.30 a.m., and between 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.^[4]

Hatcheries produce katla, mirgal,and rogue fish primarily to support the agriculture industry where they are transferred to on-growing systems i.e. fish farms to reach harvest size.

Music[link]

Nadaswarm[link]

* Nadaswaram Vidawan Vaduvur S N R Krishnamoorthy

References[link]

Sudha Raghunathan
Sudha Ragunathan in Perth, Australia (2012)
Born	April 30
Occupation	Carnatic Singer
Spouse	Raghunathan (1982-present)
Children	Kaushik Malavika
Parents	Venkatraman Choodamani

Sudha Raghunathan (Tamil:சுதா ரகுநாதன்) is a Carnatic music singer from South India. She was awarded a Padma Shri for excellence in singing. She was born in Bangalore and went to Good Shepherd Convent. She did higher education at Bangalore, Karnataka and obtained a Masters Degree in Economics.She started singing at nine years of age. Later, she received her training from her mother Choodamani, and continued the training under B. V. Lakshmanan. She has received the Artistes for advanced training in Carnatic music. In 1977, through the success of her first performance, she got a scholarship to study music under Padma Bhushan, Sangita Kalanidhi Dr. M.L Vasantha Kumari. Dr MLV encouraged her to pursue music as a career. She is married to Ragunathan and they have two children.

Awards[link]

• Bharat Jyothi (Tamil:பாரத் ஜோதி) from Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, New York (1988)
• Kalai mamani (Tamil:கலைமாமணி')' award from the state government of Tamilnadu, India (1993)
• Sangeetha Choodamani (Tamil:சங்கீத சூடாமணி) from Sri Krishna Gana Sabha, Chennai (1997)
• Padma Sri award in the field of Carnatic vocal music (2004)
• Sangeetha Kala Saarathi (Tamil:சங்கீத கலா சாரதி) from Sri Parthasarathy Swami Sabha, Chennai, from His Holiness Shri Jayendra Saraswathi of Kanchi Mutt
• Sangeeta Saraswathi (Tamil:சங்கீத சரஸ்வதி) from The Mahasannidanam of Sringeri
• Gana kuyil (Tamil:கானக்குயில்) from Valmiki Manram, Chennai
• Isai Peroli (Tamil:இசைப் பேரொளி) and VST Award from Karthik Fine Arts, Chennai
• Good knowledge in procedure from Sahara Fine Arts, Chennai
• Sangita Kokila from Tamil Sangam Navi Mumbai

External links[link]

• Sudha Ragunathan's Homepage

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