Illuppur taluk, Administrative division in Pudukkottai district, India.
Illuppur taluk is an administrative region within Pudukkottai district in Tamil Nadu state. The area encompasses several revenue villages and settlements spread across rural landscapes that form a functioning governmental unit.
The region emerged from the division of the historical Pudukkottai princely state, which was incorporated into independent India following 1947. This administrative structure developed from colonial-era governmental divisions that were maintained after independence.
Three Hindu temples, one Christian church, and three mosques serve different religious communities, reflecting the diverse spiritual practices in the area.
The region is managed by a local administration with several government offices and basic public services. Visitors will find schools, medical facilities, and banking services spread across the settlements.
The 2011 census revealed an unusual demographic pattern with 1011 women for every 1000 men, contrasting with typical gender ratios in India.
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