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- Mariamman, often abbreviated to Amman (Tamil: மாரியம்மன்), is a Hindu goddess of weather, predominantly venerated in the rural areas of South India. Her...
- Kamatchi Amman Temple (South Street) Sri Maariyamman Temple (North Street) Kali Temple Ayyanar temple Putru Maariyamman Temple (Earpakkam Lake) Public bus service...
- Durga Devi Perumaikkuriyaval Bhaskar Sainthadamma Sainthadu Thenna 1978 Maariyamman Thiruvizha Chinna Thambi Machanai Paatheengala ****iya Kai Pidithaval...
- Geetham All songs Vaazha Ninaiththal Vazhalam Veenai Meetum Kaigale Maariyamman Thiruvizha P****thu Eppo and Sirithal Sirithen Ithu Eppadi Irukku All...
- 14 Jan Tamil Vaazha Ninaiththaal Vaazhalaam Devaraj Mohan 3 Feb Tamil Maariyamman Thiruvizha N. Venkatesh 4 Feb Tamil Achchani Karaikudi Narayanan 04 Mar...
- ****r, Namakkal Padaivetti Amman Temple, ****r, Namakkal Arulmigu Maha Maariyamman temple, Thenkudi Kamakshi Amman Temple, Kanchipuram arulmigu sri seethala...
- Chidambara Rahasiyam 1986 Karimedu Karuvayan Maragatha Veenai Mahasakthi Maariyamman 1987 Jothimalar Kavithai Paada Neramillai Mupperum Deviyar 1988 Kodi...
- rainfall is 1,060 mm. Lord Shiva temple Krishna Temple Selliyamman Kovil Maariyamman temple Perumal temple Ayyanar temple Velaiyar Swamigal Jeeva Samadhi...
- Nattuchalai, Vendakkottai Sivan kovil Ayyanar kovil Bhairavar kovil Maariyamman kovil Veeranaar kovil Pattavan kovil Poovaandi kulam Ayyanar kulam Sevanthan...
- festival, "Siraappuli Nayanar Guru Poojai" is celebrated every year. The Maariyamman Temple festival is lasting 11 days is held in April every year. The Raajagopaalaswaamy...