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Act and Rule

The main objective of the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act is to strengthen democracy through local self-government institutions and implement local development activities with the active participation of the rural people. It makes the Gram Sabha and the Panchayat the main centers of activity, plans are made...

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Development Perspective

To create a self-respecting and self-sufficient rural society through sustainable and integrated development. To provide services to the people in a time-bound manner.

Services and Service Conditions Help and Support

Haritha Karma Sena

Haritha Karma Sena is a social initiative that has brought about significant changes in waste management activities. It is a women's group formed under the leadership of Local Self-Government Institutions in Kerala, particularly through the Kudumbashree Mission.

Haritha Karma Sena Haritha Mithram

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Birth Certificate

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License Service

PGR & Complaints

Property Tax

Welfare Pension

Building Permit

Civil Registration

Building Certificate

Marriage Certificate

Death Certificate

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Panchayat

Panchayat Meeting Standing Committee Meeting Decisions (Old)

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President

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Vice President & Chairman Standing Committee for finance

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Chairman, Standing Committee for development

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Chairman,Standing Committee for Welfare

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Chairman,Standing Committee for Health and Education

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Secretary, Grama Panchayat

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About Us

At a glance

Panavally is a village panchayat located in Thykkattussery block in Chertharala taluk of Alappuzha district. Panavally panchayat has an area of 19.328 sq km and has 20 wards. The boundaries of the panchayat are Arookkutty panchayat and Puthanthod (Pallithod) on the north, Vembanad Lake on the east, Thykkattussery panchayat and Poochakkal Thod on the south, Ulavaypu Lake (a tributary of Vembanad Lake) and Arookkutty panchayat on the west. This panchayat was formed in 1953. The place name legend says that the Pandavas stayed here for a long time during their migration and that is how the Pandavas came to know this land as Panavally later. Panavally panchayat, which is mainly filled with sand and gravel, is a perfect plain. Panavally is an agricultural village, one of the four panchayats on a large island in the Vembanad Lake. The eastern and western borders of this panchayat are the backwaters. Like Kuttanad, the two backwaters here (Sasthamkari and Valiyakari) are formed by digging in...