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Meenkulathikkavu is the oldest temple in Pallassena. Tradition has it that centuries ago three families belonging to the Veerasaiva Mannadiar clan worshipped the goddess Meenakshi as their deity. The structure is built in the Kerala style. It is constructed in such a way that the shadow of the wall never falls on the ground. There are two entrances, one in the north and the other in the west. The temple tank is next to the western entrance.
This is a temple of Subramanya near pallavur palakkad Dist Kerala.There was a megalethic burials around the temple,it may be the year of BC 2500.Two separate burials near the tree infront of the temple.
Pallassana Village Office, in Chittur Taluk of Palakkadu District in the State of Kerala.
Village offices are the basic units of revenue administration. A village office is headed by a Village Officer and is the representative of Government. Village offices have very close interaction with the citizens of the state. Protection of government lands, trees, minerals, collection of tax and other dues, maintenance of land records, issuing various certificates etc. are the various responsibilities of the village officer. As a representative of the Government, the village officer is bound to protect the interests of government in litigations. The village officer extends his services to other departments, when requested. Census, election and activities related to revenue court are the other responsibilities handled by the village officer. Effective implementation of various welfare schemes of the government, disaster management, alerting the Tahsildar about fire and epidemic outbreaks, etc are the also entrusted with the village officer.