Vijay

Vijay

  • Honourable Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu

Namma Thuraiyur.Namma Ravisankar.

M. Ravisankar

M. Ravisankar

  • Member of the Legislative Assembly, Thuraiyur
M. Ravisankar

Your MLA

M. Ravisankar

Deputy Speaker of the Tamil Nadu Assembly

146Thuraiyur constituencyTiruchirappalli

Role in the Assembly

  • Deputy Speaker of the Tamil Nadu Assembly
  • Member of the Legislative Assembly, Thuraiyur
  • Chairperson of the Privileges Committee, Tamil Nadu Assembly

Role in the party

Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam
  • Head of TVK's Northern Region Disciplinary Committee
  • TVK District Secretary for Suburban West
Born
1985, Manachanallur, Tiruchirappalli district
Elected
2026 — 66,263 votes, a margin of 9,614
Deputy Speaker since
12 May 2026

Tiruchirappalli

Thuraiyur constituency

Thuraiyur town, surrounding villages and the hills nearby form a landscape of farming, local trade and long-established places of worship.

View from Perumal Malai, Thuraiyur
View from Perumal Malai, Thuraiyur2012 · Shanze1
Thuraiyur constituency
Assembly constituency146Perambalur · Parliamentary constituency

Areas in the constituency

Assembly constituency 146 is reserved for Scheduled Castes and forms part of the Perambalur parliamentary constituency. The Election Commission’s delimitation order includes Thuraiyur taluk and three villages from Musiri taluk.

Thuraiyur taluk

Also included from Musiri taluk

  • Kottathur
  • Puthanampatti
  • Abinimangalam

Area names follow the delimitation order. Revenue and local-body boundaries are separate administrative divisions.

Places in and around Thuraiyur

Hill views, places of worship and forest streams are part of the area’s identity.

Hanuman statue, Thuraiyur
Hanuman statue, Thuraiyur · 2009

Perumal Malai

About 3 km from Thuraiyur town, the hill is home to the Prasanna Venkatachalapathi temple. A hill road and a stepped path lead up to it. Purattasi is an important festival season here.

Pachamalai hills

The district’s tourism department describes Pachamalai as a green hill range near Thuraiyur, home to tribal communities. It adds a distinct hill landscape to the surrounding plains.

Puliancholai forest stream
Puliancholai forest stream · 2007

Puliancholai

At the foot of the Kolli hills, Puliancholai is a forest picnic spot with a stream. It is one of the nearby destinations listed by the district tourism department.

Farming and local trade

Thuraiyur developed as a commercial centre serving nearby villages. The municipality identifies paddy and cholam among local crops. Periya Eri and Chinna Eri are two of the town’s important water bodies.

Road connections

Thuraiyur is about 47 km northwest of Tiruchirappalli. The municipality lists direct bus connections with Trichy, Perambalur, Namakkal, Attur and Musiri.

  • Trichy
  • Perambalur
  • Namakkal
  • Attur
  • Musiri

The town’s history

The municipality traces the town’s name to its former zamindars, locally called ‘thurai’. A former zamindar palace at Periya Eri is among the local landmarks it records.

  1. 1970Became a municipality
  2. 1998Upgraded to Second Grade
  3. 2008Upgraded to Selection Grade

Thuraiyur town in numbers

Population and literacy are from the 2011 Census. These figures describe the town, not the whole Assembly constituency.

Town population · 2011
32,439
Town literacy · 2011
78.96%
Town area · approximately
15 sq km