Titron

It has an average elevation of 267 metres (954 feet).

Titron is famous for mango production. It consists of a large green belt under mango trees.

There is no reliable historical data available but some stories prevail among the local folks. According to one story an early ancestor of the parinndo community was very ambitious to be popular so he thought of different ideas but all remained unsuccessful. One day as he sat at home very disappointed he suddenly saw a group of flying birds, an idea struck him to use artificial wings to fly like a bird. He used a pair of hand thrashers as wings. He went into the forest and climbed a tall tree, then attached the wings to his arms. As the wind blew he quickly flexed his wings and jumped down but unaware of the laws of gravity, fell down rapidly. His unbalanced body struck the ground and he hurt his head. People gave him the title of Parinda. Although he was mentally sound he behaved as if psychologically disturbed to avoid people scoffing. Local people believe the later generations of Parinda or Parinndo still behave peculiarly.

As of 2011 India census,[2] Titron had a population of 5898. Males constitute 52.13% of the population and females 47.86%. Titron has an average literacy rate of 67.69%, lower than the national average of 74.04%: male literacy is 77.14%, and female literacy is 57.41%. In Titron, 12% of the population is under 6 years of age. Most of the population is based in the agricultural industry. The telephone STD code for Titron is 01331 The Postal PIN for Titron is 247343.