Sithani(சித்தணி(Tamil) in local language) is a village located in the Viluppuram district of Tamil Nadu, India. It is one of the village panchayats in Viluppuram district. A notable landmark in the village is a well-known Iyyanarappan temple is located on Aerikkarai Street, It reflecting its cultural and religious heritage. Geographically, Sithani is situated approximately 19 kilometers north of the district headquarters, Viluppuram, and about 9 kilometers from taluk headquarters, Mailam. Sithani serves as the gateway to one of Villupuram’s famous tourist attraction spot “Veedur Dam” from GST Road.

Reason behind the Name : The villagers say that the village is called Sithani because it was once a place where the Siddhas lived.

Where it located : This village is located on GST Road(National Highway 45) in between Mailam and Vikravandi.

Natural Resources : Sithani lies on the southern bank of the Sangarabarani River and features a lake and several ponds, contributing to its natural resources.

Occupations of the People : Agriculture is the primary occupation in Sithani, with paddy and sugarcane being the main crops cultivated.

Games mostly played here : Residents commonly play cricket and volleyball.

Neighbouring Villages : The neighboring villages include V.Salai, Palappattu, Ezhaai and Perani.

There are nineteen streets available here in the Sithani village. those streets are listed below,

1. National Highway
2. Main Road
3. Mariyamman Kovil Street
4. Poathiyamman Kovil Street
5. Pillaiyar Kovil Street
6. New Pillaiyar Kovil Street
7. Gramini Street
8. Sarkar street
9. New Colony 1st Street
10. New Colony 2nd Street
11. New Colony 3rd Street
12. New Colony 4th Street
13. Pillaiyar Kovil Street
14. Old Post Office Street
15. Mariyamman Kovil Street
16. Mettu Street
17. Draupathiamman Kovil Street
18. Ramadoss Street
19. Aerikkarai Street