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| *Map Showing the Parliamentary Constituencies of Tamilnadu State. | Disclaimer |
*Tamil Nadu polling date: 18 April (Phase 2)
| PC No. | PC Name | Category | Issue of Notification | Last Date for filing Nominations | Scrutiny of Nominations | Last date for withdrawal of Candidature | Polling Date | Counting of Votes | Date before which the election shall be Completed |
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| 1 | Tiruvallur | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 2 | Chennai North | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 3 | Chennai South | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 4 | Chennai Central | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 5 | Sriperumbudur | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 6 | Kancheepuram | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 7 | Arakkonam | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 8 | Vellore | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 9 | Krishnagiri | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 10 | Dharmapuri | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 11 | Tiruvannamalai | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 12 | Arani | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 13 | Viluppuram | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 14 | Kallakurichi | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 15 | Salem | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 16 | Namakkal | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 17 | Tiruppur | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 18 | Erode | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 19 | Nilgiris | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 20 | Coimbatore | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 21 | Pollachi | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 22 | Dindigul | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 23 | Karur | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 24 | Tiruchirappalli | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 25 | Perambalur | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 26 | Cuddalore | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 27 | Chidambaram | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 28 | Mayiladuthurai | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 29 | Nagapattinam | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 31 | Sivaganga | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 32 | Madurai | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 33 | Thanjavur | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 33 | Theni | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 34 | Virudhunagar | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 35 | Ramanathapuram | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 36 | Thoothukkudi | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 37 | Tenkasi | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 38 | Tirunelveli | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 39 | Kanniyakumari | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
*Tamil Nadu polling date: 24 April (Phase 6)
| PC No. | PC Name | Category | Issue of Notification | Last Date for filing Nominations | Scrutiny of Nominations | Last date for withdrawal of Candidature | Polling Date | Counting of Votes | Date before which the election shall be Completed |
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| 1 | Tiruvallur | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 2 | Chennai North | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 3 | Chennai South | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 4 | Chennai Central | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 5 | Sriperumbudur | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 6 | Kancheepuram | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 7 | Arakkonam | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 8 | Vellore | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 9 | Krishnagiri | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 10 | Dharmapuri | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 11 | Tiruvannamalai | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 12 | Arani | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 13 | Viluppuram | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 14 | Kallakurichi | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 15 | Salem | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 16 | Namakkal | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 17 | Tiruppur | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 18 | Erode | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 19 | Nilgiris | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 20 | Coimbatore | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 21 | Pollachi | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 22 | Dindigul | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 23 | Karur | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 24 | Tiruchirappalli | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 25 | Perambalur | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 26 | Cuddalore | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 27 | Chidambaram | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 28 | Mayiladuthurai | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 29 | Nagapattinam | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 31 | Sivaganga | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 32 | Madurai | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 33 | Thanjavur | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 33 | Theni | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 34 | Virudhunagar | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 35 | Ramanathapuram | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 36 | Thoothukkudi | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 37 | Tenkasi | (SC) | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 38 | Tirunelveli | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
| 39 | Kanniyakumari | GEN | 29 Mar | 05 Apr | 07 Apr | 09 Apr | 24 Apr | 16 May | 28 May |
The southern state of Tamil Nadu is the 11th largest state area-wise, and seventh most populous state in India. It is the second largest economy in the country and is ranked 6th in India in Human Development Index (HDI) 2011.
In Tamil Nadu lok sabha elections 2019, this state sends 39 members to the lower house of the Parliament or Lok Sabha which is the fourth highest in India. Thus, Tamil Nadu plays a crucial role in the government formation at the centre. Of the 39 parliamentary constituencies, seven are reserved for Scheduled Castes (SC).
Parliamentary Seats
Tamil Nadu elects 39 members to the Lok Sabha and 18 members to the Rajya Sabha. The state had a bicameral legislature till 1986, but currently it is unicameral. The total strength of the state legislature is 234. Some important constituencies include North, South and Central Chennai, Salem, Sriperumbudur, Coimbatore, and Erode.
Major Political Parties
The national-level parties active in Tamil Nadu election are:
In the elections to the state legislative assembly, INC was victorious from 1947 to 1967. However, since 1967 Dravidian parties began to dominate state politics. DMK was the first Dravidian party to assume power in 1967, and remained in power till 1977. Differences within DMK led to the formation of AIADMK by M.G. Ramachandran. He led his party to victory in the 1977, 1980 and 1984 assembly elections. DMK won the 1989 elections but could not complete its full term. In 1991 elections, AIADMK emerged victorious. Since then, DMK has won the 1996 and 2006 assembly elections while AIADMK returned to power in 2001 and 2011. In 2011 elections, AIADMK and its allies won 203 seats out of 234 seats, making J. Jayalalithaa the CM. Since the 1990s caste based parties have gained prominence in the state and are slowly challenging the dominance of DMK and AIADMK. In the elections to the Lok Sabha till 1962, INC was the leading party. But its performance dropped sharply in the 1967 while this election marked the rise of the DMK. The AIADMK made its presence felt in 1977. INC made a comeback in the 1984 elections and gave a steady performance in 1989 and 1991. But in 1999 elections INC won only two seats. BJP won four seats, its best performance in the state till date. In 2004, the main battle was between DMK and INC while in 2009 it was between DMK and AIADMK. It was the same for the poll in 2014.
Famous Political Personalities
As per the Tamil Nadu latest election news, this statehas given India many political icons. Some important politicians from the state are:
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In Tamil Nadu lok sabha elections 2019, this state sends 39 members to the lower house of the Parliament or Lok Sabha which is the fourth highest in India. Thus, Tamil Nadu plays a crucial role in the government formation at the centre. Of the 39 parliamentary constituencies, seven are reserved for Scheduled Castes (SC).
Parliamentary Seats
Tamil Nadu elects 39 members to the Lok Sabha and 18 members to the Rajya Sabha. The state had a bicameral legislature till 1986, but currently it is unicameral. The total strength of the state legislature is 234. Some important constituencies include North, South and Central Chennai, Salem, Sriperumbudur, Coimbatore, and Erode.
Major Political Parties
The national-level parties active in Tamil Nadu election are:
- Indian National Congress (INC)
- Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)
- Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP)
- Communist Party of India (CPI)
- Communist Party of India (Marxist) [CPI(M)]
- All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK)
- Desia Murpokku Dravida Kazhagam (DMDK)
- Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK)
- Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK)
- Manithaneya Makkal Katchi
- Puthiya Tamizagam
- All India Forward Bloc
- Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi
In the elections to the state legislative assembly, INC was victorious from 1947 to 1967. However, since 1967 Dravidian parties began to dominate state politics. DMK was the first Dravidian party to assume power in 1967, and remained in power till 1977. Differences within DMK led to the formation of AIADMK by M.G. Ramachandran. He led his party to victory in the 1977, 1980 and 1984 assembly elections. DMK won the 1989 elections but could not complete its full term. In 1991 elections, AIADMK emerged victorious. Since then, DMK has won the 1996 and 2006 assembly elections while AIADMK returned to power in 2001 and 2011. In 2011 elections, AIADMK and its allies won 203 seats out of 234 seats, making J. Jayalalithaa the CM. Since the 1990s caste based parties have gained prominence in the state and are slowly challenging the dominance of DMK and AIADMK. In the elections to the Lok Sabha till 1962, INC was the leading party. But its performance dropped sharply in the 1967 while this election marked the rise of the DMK. The AIADMK made its presence felt in 1977. INC made a comeback in the 1984 elections and gave a steady performance in 1989 and 1991. But in 1999 elections INC won only two seats. BJP won four seats, its best performance in the state till date. In 2004, the main battle was between DMK and INC while in 2009 it was between DMK and AIADMK. It was the same for the poll in 2014.
Famous Political Personalities
As per the Tamil Nadu latest election news, this statehas given India many political icons. Some important politicians from the state are:
- Periyar E V Ramasamy: The pioneer of Self-Respect Movement or the Dravidian Movement, he was also the President of the Justice Party which was renamed as Dravidar Kazhagam. He also spearheaded the anti-Hindi movement in Tamil Nadu.
- C N Annadurai: Founder of Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), he was the first Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu from a Dravidian party. He also participated actively in the anti-Hindi movement.
- C Rajagopalachari: He was the Premier of the Madras Presidency and later the Chief Minister of Madras State and was the last Governor General of India. He found the Swatantra party and supported the anti-Congress wave in Tamil Nadu.
- Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan: He was the second President and first Vice -president of India. His birthday on the 5th September is celebrated as the Teacher's Day in India.
- K Kamraj: A former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, he was known for his political acumen and acknowledged as a 'kingmaker' in the 1960s. He was also appointed as a member of the parliament from 1952-1954 and 1969-1975.
- Ramaswamy Venkataraman: He was appointed as the 8th President of India in 1987, and is also a former Minister of Finance and Defense. He started his political career participating in trade union movements.
- M G Ramachandran:He founded the Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (ADMK). He was the first actor to become a Chief Minister of a state. He remained in office from 1977 to 1987. He was awarded the Bharat Ratna in 1988.
- M Karunanidhi: He won his first election in 1957 and has been elected to the Tamil Nadu legislative assembly 12 times since then. He took over as the leader of the DMK in 1969 and has served five times as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu.
- Jayalalithaa Jayaram:She joined politics in 1982 and became the second woman Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu in 1991. She was the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu and the General Secretary of the AIADMK till 5 December 2016.
- O. Panneerselvam: He joined politics in 1996 as chairman of Periyakulam Municipality. He also served as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. He was elected for the position after the demise of Jayalalithaa on 5 December 2016.
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No. of PCs :39 No. of Polling Days :1 Polling Dates :18 April (Phase 2) Poll Expenditure Limit per Candidate :Rs. 70 lakhs |
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Tamil Nadu Parliamentary Constituency Winners 2009
| PC No. | PC Name | Category | Winning Candidate | Gender | Party | Total Votes |
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| 1 | Tiruvallur | (SC) | P Venugopal | M | All India Anna DMK | 368294 |
| 2 | Chennai North | GEN | T.K.S Elangovan | M | DMK | 281055 |
| 3 | Chennai South | GEN | C Rajendran | M | All India Anna DMK | 308567 |
| 4 | Chennai Central | GEN | Maran Dayanidhi | M | DMK | 285783 |
| 5 | Sriperumbudur | GEN | T.R. Baalu | M | DMK | 352641 |
| 6 | Kancheepuram | (SC) | P Viswanathan | M | INC | 330237 |
| 7 | Arakkonam | GEN | S. Jagathrakshakan | M | DMK | 415041 |
| 8 | Vellore | GEN | Abdul Rahman | M | DMK | 360474 |
| 9 | Krishnagiri | GEN | E.G. Sugavanam | M | DMK | 335977 |
| 10 | Dharmapuri | GEN | R Thamaraiselvan | M | DMK | 365812 |
| 11 | Tiruvannamalai | GEN | D Venugopal | M | DMK | 436866 |
| 12 | Arani | GEN | M Krishnasamy | M | INC | 396728 |
| 13 | Viluppuram | (SC) | M Anandan | M | All India Anna DMK | 306826 |
| 14 | Kallakurichi | GEN | Adhi Sankar | M | DMK | 363601 |
| 15 | Salem | GEN | S Semmalai | M | All India Anna DMK | 380460 |
| 16 | Namakkal | GEN | S Gandhiselvan | M | DMK | 371476 |
| 17 | Erode | GEN | A. Ganeshamurthi | M | MDMK | 284148 |
| 18 | Tiruppur | GEN | C Sivasami | M | All India Anna DMK | 295731 |
| 19 | Nilgiris | (SC) | A Raja | M | DMK | 316802 |
| 20 | Coimbatore | GEN | P.R. Natarajan | M | CPI (M) | 293165 |
| 21 | Pollachi | GEN | K Sugumar | M | All India Anna DMK | 305935 |
| 22 | Dindigul | GEN | N.S.V. Chitthan | M | INC | 361545 |
| 23 | Karur | GEN | M Tambidurai | M | All India Anna DMK | 380542 |
| 24 | Tiruchirappalli | GEN | P Kumar | M | All India Anna DMK | 298710 |
| 25 | Perambalur | GEN | D. Napoleon | M | DMK | 398742 |
| 26 | Cuddalore | GEN | S Alagiri | M | INC | 320473 |
| 27 | Chidambaram | (SC) | Thol Thirumaavalavan | M | VCK | 428804 |
| 28 | Mayiladuthurai | GEN | O.S Manian | M | All India Anna DMK | 364089 |
| 29 | Nagapattinam | (SC) | A.K.S Vijayan | M | DMK | 369915 |
| 30 | Thanjavur | GEN | S.S Palanimanickam | M | DMK | 408343 |
| 31 | Sivaganga | GEN | P Chidambaram | M | INC | 334348 |
| 32 | Madurai | GEN | M.K Alagiri | M | DMK | 431295 |
| 33 | Theni | GEN | J.M Aaron Rashid | M | INC | 340575 |
| 34 | Virudhunagar | GEN | Manicka Tagore | M | INC | 307187 |
| 35 | Ramanathapuram | GEN | Shri K. alias J.K. Ritheesh Shivakumar | M | DMK | 294945 |
| 36 | Thoothukkudi | GEN | S.R Jeyadurai | M | DMK | 311017 |
| 37 | Tenkasi | (SC) | P Lingam | M | CPI | 281174 |
| 38 | Tirunelveli | GEN | S.S Ramasubbu | M | INC | 274932 |
| 39 | Kanniyakumari | GEN | J Helen Davidson | F | DMK | 320161 |
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| Parliamentary Constituencies in Tamil Nadu |
| PC No. | PC Name | PC No. | PC Name |
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| 1 | Tiruvallur | 21 | Pollachi |
| 2 | Chennai North | 22 | Dindigul |
| 3 | Chennai South | 23 | Karur |
| 4 | Chennai Central | 24 | Tiruchirappalli |
| 5 | Sriperumbudur | 25 | Perambalur |
| 6 | Kancheepuram | 26 | Cuddalore |
| 7 | Arakkonam | 27 | Chidambaram |
| 8 | Vellore | 28 | Mayiladuthurai |
| 9 | Krishnagiri | 29 | Nagapattinam |
| 10 | Dharmapuri | 30 | Sivaganga |
| 11 | Tiruvannamalai | 31 | Madurai |
| 12 | Arani | 32 | Thanjavur |
| 13 | Viluppuram | 33 | Theni |
| 14 | Kallakurichi | 34 | Virudhunagar |
| 15 | Salem | 35 | Ramanathapuram |
| 16 | Namakkal | 36 | Thoothukkudi |
| 17 | Erode | 37 | Tenkasi |
| 18 | Tiruppur | 38 | Tirunelveli |
| 19 | Nilgiris | 39 | Kanniyakumari |
| 20 | Coimbatore |
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