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Coordinates:   8°58'10"N   77°25'47"E

Keelasurandai is a small town in Tirunelveli district in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
Keeasurandai is a small town with more than 10000 peoples living.The famous Logamatha Temple is placed in keelasurandai.
A fast-growing town in Tirunelveli district, Surandai serves as a centre of trade for several nearby villages.
Keelasurandai is located in the Veerakeralampudur taluk of Tirunelveli, at the foot of the Western Ghats. Surandai panchayat town comprised main Surandai and KeelaSurandai, Aladipatti, Bangalow Surandai and some of Anaikulam (Pavanasapuram).The first surandai name was Raja Sooriya Nallur next changed Suranthai some recently 50 years called surandai.
Ploygar rule and the Revolts:
As the Dalavay Mudali, the governor of Tirunelveli, became increasingly independent of Maduraiduring the time of troubles that began in 1732, the Marava polygars of the province openly defied the Dalavay’s authority and stopped paying tribute. Polygar Kattari Velladurai was the leader of the defiant polygars from Vadagarai, Nerkattumseval ruled by Puli Thevar and Sivagiri. Surandai was one of the palayams that joined Puli Thevar’s coalition in 1754-1762 but abandoned the cause before the polygars’ final defeat in 1762. When Kollamkondan again rebelled in 1764, following the execution of Yusuf Khan for having betrayed the nawab, Surandai was quick to join. Victories over the Anglo-Nawabi forces helped the revolt spread to other polygars. At the end of the First Polygar War in 1799, the polygar of Surandai surrendered one fort and 61 armed men to Major J. Bannerman. Presently the major denomination of the panchayat is controlled by Nadarcommunity people and the next Majority people is Senaithalaivar.[1]
Geography:
It is situated 20 km from Courtallam falls a famous tourist spot for water falls and hiking, 12 km away from Tenkasi and 50 km from Tirunelveli, District Head. The nearest railway station is Tenkasi and the nearest airport is Madurai, 138 km from Surandai. Surandai panchayat town comprised Surandai and KeelaSurandai, Aladipatti, Bangalow Surandai and part of Ammayapuram. Surandai, which was once a village with primarily agricultural and Palm tree cultivation with allied activities, presently has grown into a bustling centre for complete trade and business for nearby Panchayats.
Demographics:
As of 2007 India census,[3] Surandai Panchayat had a population of 28,135. Males constitute 50% of the population and females 50%. Surandai has an average literacy rate of 65%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 73%, and female literacy is 57%. In Surandai, 12% of the population is under 6 years of age.
Temples:
Goddess Alaguparvathi Amman Temple in Sivaguraunathapuram is a powerful temple in the town. Hindu deity Arulmigu Logamatha also a powerful deity in Keela Surandai.
Churches:
St' Paul CSI Christ Church in Keelasurandai. CSI Christ Church, CSI Zion Church, Anthoniyar RC Church, A.G Church in Surandai.
Schools:
1. TDTA Primary School.
2. Pon Rose Matriculation Hr. Sec. School.
3. Jayendra matriculation Hr. Sec. School.
Business:
The Main business in this village is Beedi manufacturing and agriculture.
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