Chemmad

Chemmad, the biggest commercial hub and administrative headquarters of Tirurangadi Taluk, is a fast-growing town in Malappuram district, Kerala, India.[1]

Location

The town is located 7 km (4.3 mi) east of the Parappanangadi Railway station. The Tirurangadi Police Station, Taluk Hospital, Telephone Exchange, Sub Road Transport Office, Mini Civil Station and Tirurangadi Taluk (district administration) offices are all located within Chemmad. Apart from Tirur, it is considered one of the larger trade centers of the western part of the Malappuram District, and has undergone an influx of people from other areas over the last 10 years. ck nagar is close nearest village in chemmad

Villages and Suburbs
  • Parakkadavu
  • Alinchuvadu
  • Manipaadam
  • Kariparambu
  • CK Nagar
  • Mamburam
  • Kodinchi
  • Ambalappadi
  • Kumbankadavu
  • Pantharangadi

Education

Darul Huda Islamic University which was established as an Islamic Academy in 1986 and formally upgraded to a university in May 2009 is located in Chemmad. [2] [3]


Schools

  • Govt High School Trikkulam
  • National English Medium Higher Secondary School, Chemmad
  • Kuthubuzzaman English Medium Higher Secondary School

Healthcare
  • Chemmad Nursing Home
  • Pathoor Nursing Home
  • Karuna Cancer Hospital and Research Center
  • Government Veterinary Dispensary Tirurangadi



  • Water Lilly Field in Chemmad
  • Darul Huda Islamic University
  • Tirurangadi Taluk Office
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References
  1. Rural Housing Report for Financial year 2011-2012
  2. http://www.dhiu.in/about#mission-vision
  3. http://twocircles.net/2017dec25/419290.html
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