In a dispute between Alitu and certain other Paladeyans, it is stated that Nithimanam refers to a legal system applicable to the Paladeyan community, while Tandanalam means a ruling or order issued in a Paladeyan council meeting. If Alitu violates a decision made in such a council meeting regarding a particular matter, he will be subjected to a penalty or punishment as per the Tandanalam. However, if Alitu refuses to abide by the decision, he cannot claim innocence based on ignorance of the decision.
Nithimangalam refers to a religious and cultural center for the Irula community, especially those living near the Irular Hills.
A Chintha Nadathalan is a person who holds a position of authority and responsibility in an Irula community or settlement. They are typically respected elders and decision-makers within the community.
A Visai refers to an Irula elder or respected figure within the community. A Padai Visai, on the other hand, is a specific type of Visai who holds the title and responsibilities related to the administration of the community settlement.
More information about the Irulas and their traditions can be found in academic research papers, ethnographic studies, and anthropological texts. Websites dedicated to promoting cultural diversity and preserving indigenous knowledge are also valuable resources.
Nithimangalam holds religious and cultural significance for the Irula community. It is a place where they gather for various ceremonies, rituals practices, and communal activities.
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