History of Grama Panchayat
Abdurahiman Nagar Grama Panchayat comprises the areas of Mamburam, Koduwayur (A.R. Nagar), and Pukayur amsoms. This land gave birth to freedom fighters such as V.A. Ahmed Azad, who worked tirelessly to name this Grama Panchayat after Muhammad Abdurahiman Sahib, a forefront leader of the Indian independence movement. The religious harmony of this village is echoed by the historic Mamburam Makham—the resting place of Mamburam Thangal, who led and mobilized the public against foreign colonial rule—and the ancient, historically significant Koduwayur Subramanya Temple. Formed in 1962, the election for the first governing body of this Panchayat was held on December 4, 1963. It was a seven-member council led by V.A. Azad Sahib, the architect of the Grama Panchayat. Currently, a 24-member governing body headed...
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September 28, 2026
The flag was hoisted to launch the campaign for the second phase of 'Toofan'
To promote the second phase of 'Toofan', a flag-hoisting ceremony and a pledge-taking event were held at the Panchayat office on September 28, 2026.