History of Grama Panchayat
Parali, which was part of South Malabar during the British rule, is a beautiful agricultural village enriched by clusters of palmyra palms, the Kalladikode hills, and the Perar (Bharathapuzha). This region, which was part of the Madras State until 1956, was also a major commercial center. History and Behind the Name Puruli Bridge: Built in 1852 during the British rule using only lime mortar and bricks, this is a nine-arched bridge. The construction was supervised by Engineer W. R. Robinson and Superintendent Viadis. It is believed that the name 'Parali' derived from the name of this 'Puruli Bridge'. Commercial Decline: The impacts inflicted by World War I and World War II were what destroyed the historical commercial significance of Parali.
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