The Kurumba tribe's Present life is intricately connected to their society, in addition to the sale of forest products. This group operates under the Putur panchayat in Mannarkkad taluk and is headquartered in Chindaki, located four kilometers inland from Attapadi Mukkali on the Silent Valley route. The group owns one acre and fifteen cents of land, which houses an office, three godowns, a honey processing center, and an eco-organic shop. Additionally, there is a consumer store located in Mukali. The Kurumba tribe boasts a membership of 1018 individuals and employs four dedicated staff members. Through this group, welfare activities and government schemes are provided to over 3000 Kurumba family members. Furthermore, the group has been able to provide employment opportunities to over 1000 tribals, making it one of the most profitable groups in the state.
For over 18 years, the Kurumba tribes Scheduled Tribe Service Co-operative Society has been recognized as the most profitable and well-functioning society in Palakkad district. This group's success is a testament to their dedication to their community and their commitment to providing valuable services to their members. The Kurumba tribe's way of life is deeply rooted in their society, and their co-operative society is a shining example of their commitment to their community. With a membership of over 1000 individuals and employment opportunities for over 1000 tribals, this group is one of the most profitable in the state. Their success is a result of their unwavering dedication to providing valuable services to their members, including welfare activities and government schemes. The Kurumba tribes Scheduled Tribe Service Co-operative Society has been recognized as the most profitable and well-functioning society in Palakkad district for over 18 years, a testament to their commitment to their community.
