Madurai District
Madurai District
Madurai District
Madurai District
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Madurai Project Target

Mann Vaasanai District Corpus Fund Target for Madurai
$ 250,000.00
With your help we can reach the Phase I Goal of 50 Lakhs soon
INR 50 Lakhs (₹50,00,000) ($70,000)
Amount collected to date: As of January 2023
INR 3,357,693 ($41,971.16)

We have a long way to go! 

With your help we can reach the Phase I Goal soon.

TNF Projects in Madurai District

Project Name (Funded By) Beneficiary Village/ City Period Amount In INR, Rs. Beneficiaries
CM Educational Assistance and Rural Development (Group of Individual donors)
Students
Vilangudi
2018 -
9,900
33 students
Educational Scholarship (Mr. Sathappan & Mr. Lakshmi Munugoor)
Student
Madurai
2019
30,000
1 Student
Sri Nagalakshmi Ammal College of Sciences College (Group of Individual Donors led by Ms. Jhansi Kandaswamy
Sri Nagalakshmi Ammal College of Sciences College
Pappunayakkanpatty
2019 -
381,782
150 Students
Dr. Somalay Somasundaram
Government High School
Pappakudipatti
2022 -
Government High School
Kodukkanpatti
2022 -

Madurai District

Madurai is one of the districts in Tamil Nadu with a rich cultural and historic heritage. It is said that the droplets of nectar from Lord Shiva’s  hair fell on the ground here and hence the name “ Madurai. It is said that the Romans and Greeks visited Madurai and established trade with the Pandya kings. The Cholas, Pandyas, Moghuls, Vijayanagara Kings, the Nayaks and the British.. Notable among the rulers was Rani Mangamma who ruled the region for 17 years, Krishna Deva Raya,  and the very popular Thirumalai Nayakar.

The many magnificent buildings in the city of Madurai  were built by Thirumala Nayakar, notably the  Nayak Palace in 1636, the Rajagopuram of the Meenakshi Amman Temple and the Pudu Mandapam. The Thirumalai Nayak Palace is stately and is believed to be designed by an Italian architect. 

Madurai is famous for its jasmine flowers which are exported to many countries in the world. 

Madurai is synonymous with Madurai Meenakshi Amman Temple. The temple is dated to 2000 years ago and many complexes were added by the various rulers. It is a sprawling city in itself.  The Hall of Thousand Pillars is a unique building with lifelike sculptures carved on each pillar. The hall is an architectural wonder with pillars that are in a straight line when viewed from any angle. There are musical pillars of stone in the outermost corridor.  

FUTURE PROJECTS

Please donate generously to Madurai  District. 

With your help TNF can implement these projects  in the Government schools in the district: 

  1. ABC Classes in schools. 
  2. Audio Visual Equipment 
  3. Library Books
  4. Scholarships  to Underserved Students