District Census Handbook, Medak, Part X

CENSUS 1971

SERIES 2 ANDHRA PRADESH

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK MEDAK

PART X-A VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

PART X-B VILLAGE & TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

T. VEDANTAM OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR Of CENSUS OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRADESH

PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH U73 The Deoni Breed (Narayankhed Bull)

In an agricurtural country likll India, livestock has an impor tant role in the country. India has a very large number of cattle in the world viz. 1,730 lakhs out of 9,923 lakhs in the world or a little over one sixth of the world's cattle population. Andhra Pradesh State ranks sixth in India with 123 lakhs of catt Ie or 7.13% of the cattle population of the country. There are 91 cattle for every 100 hectares of cultivated area in the State compared to Jl8 for all India. Andhra Pradesh State is also noted for the famous breeds of cattle like the Ongole Bulls, Punganur, Ha llika I G, Malvi, Deoni, etc.

The motif on the cover page represents the Narayankhed Bull, one of the popular cattle breeds in Andhra Pradesh Statl!. The hreed is known as Deoni or Dongarpatti. It is confined to the Marathwada Districts and Bidar District of former Hyderabad State. In Andhra Pradesh these cattle are found mostly in Narayankhed and Zahirabad Taluks of Medak District which formed part of Bidar District prior to the formation of Andhra Pradesh ill 1956. They appear to be allied to the Dangi cattle found in Maharashtra.

In general, the Deoni breed resembles the Gil' breed found in Kathiawar to a large extent but it is constituted with some other blood and reared under different conditions and has some special features. These cattle are of medium size. The forehead is most prominent with the horns, in some typical cows ..having a characteristic outward and backward curves similar to those seen in Gir breed. The face is lean but not so clean cut as in the Gir breed. The ears are generally black in colour. moderately long, hang almost perpendicularly with the inner surface visible from the front and usually lack the notch near the tip, a typical featllre of the pure bred Gi,' cattle. The udder is of fair size and is 'lsually compact with well placet! teats of moderate size. The special features of the breed are t.1ze deep chest, weI! arched ribs. straight back and powerful quarters, the cfean limbs and good feet, moderately developed hump placed ill front of the withers. the long whip like tail almost reaching the grolllld. the fine ,kin alld the heavy dewlap and sheath which is pendlilolls, but nat excessively developed.

The bull.cks of this breed are good working animals and usefUl for heavy cultivation. The cows are the'best milkers in the State, particularly, in the Telangalla Ref!ioll. It is esti mated that each milch cow gires 3,000 Ibs. of milk per lactatjOlT, on an average. These cattle are assem~led for sale in the weekly markets, jatras and fairs held ill Medak, Bidar alld other adjoin ing districts. The best market is Deoni in Vdgir Taluk in Bidar District (Mysore State) which is al a distance of abollt 100 Kms. -courtesy:" Director of Animal Husbandry, Government of from NaraYatlkhed. Andhra Pradesh. PREFACE

The District Census Handbooks which were first published at the 1951 Census proved to be very useful to the State and Central Government Departments, private agencies and academic bodies like Universities and Research Institutions. The scope of these Handbooks was enlarged to make them more useful during the 1961 Census. Considering the delay in the pUblication of these Handbooks due to difficulties in finding suitable presses which could undertake huge printing work of this kind, it was considered desirable to split up the 1~71 Census Handbooks into three parts viz., Part A- Village and Town Directory, Part B-Village and Town Primary Census Abstract and Part C-Analytical Report, Departmental Statistics and District Census Tables. This was done mainly with a view to pUblishing Parts A and B which contain not only the population data upto the village and town level but also the particulars about the basic amenities etc .• available in the towns and villages, as early as possible for public use. The scope and contents of these three parts are elaborated in the introduction of this volume. I am glad to record here that Parts A and B of the 1971 Census Handbooks of all the 2l districts in the State have been finalised already and I expect that before the end of 1973 Parts A and B for all the 21 districts would have been published.

The compiiation of the,e HandbJoks is being dJn! frJm the 1951 C ~nsus in the 03i;e of the Director of Census ,Operations while the cost of paper, printing, etc., required for these volumes is being borne by the State Government. The Andhra Pradesh State Government have readily agreed to bear the cost of printing and paper for the 1971 Census Handbooks. I am grateful to the Andhra Pradesh State Government and in particular to the Additional Chief Secretary to the Government of Andhra Pradesh, Shri S. A. Quader, lAS., for their co-operation and encouragement. I am thankful to the Director of Printing, Government of Andhra Pradesh for assisting me by selecting suitable presses for undertaking the printing of the Handbooks. The data presented in the Village and Town Directories are obtained from different State Government and Central Government Departments but for whose co-operation Part-A of the Handbooks could not have been compiled. I am thankful to all of them for furnishing me the required data.

I am extremely grateful to Shri A. Chandra S;!khar, lAS., Registrar General, India and Dr. Roy Burman, Deputy Registrar General, India who formulated the contents of these Handbooks in detail and rendered spontaneous help and encouragement to me at all stages.

The following staff of my office worked on the present volume or Medak District Census Handbook under the guidance and supervision of Shri P.S.R. Avadhany, Deputy Director of Census Operations and Sri K. Narasimha Murthy, Assistant Director of Census Operations of my office.

Sri P. B. Sundar Raj, Tabulation Officer Drafting, Scrutiny and T. Brahmiah, Statistical Assistant Supervision of Printing " T. Govardhana Rao, Statistical Assistant " I Kumari N. Suseela, Comput~r ) Sri K. Vijender Rao, Computor \ Collection and Compilation P. V. Prabhakar, Assistant Compiler " S; Ramakrishna, Assistant Comriler )I " Sri A. Venkateshwara Rao, Assistant Compiler ... Scrutiny of Maps

Sri J. Venkateswara Rao, Proof Reader Supervision of Printing 11

Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Artist ... Supervision of Mapping work " SYed Ahmed, Senior Draughtsman " M. J. Sadiq, Draughtsman " N. G. Swamy, Draughtsman " Mohiuddin Hasan, Draughtsman " M. Shankaraiah, Draughtsman Preparation of Maps " Md. Yakub Ali, Draughtsman " B. Raghuram, Draughtsman S sI11t. . b aya Saxena, Draughtsman n .D. I

I am grateful to their services I trust th . appreciatio . at thls humble effort on the part of the Census Organisation would meet with the n 1t deserves.

T. VEDANTAM Director of Census Operations CONTENTS Pages

Introduction 1- 5

PART A-VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY

SECTION I-VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Explanatory Note-Village Directory 7-12 Village Directory: ·Sangareddy Taluk 13-21 Zahirabad Taluk 23-33 Narayankhed Taluk 35-43 Andole Taluk 45-55 Narsapur Taluk 57-65 Medak Taluk 67-75 Gajwel Taluk 77-87 Siddipet Taluk 89-97 Talukwise Abstract of Amenities 98-99

SECTION II-ToWN DIRECTORY

Explanatory Note-Town':Directory 101-105 Town Directory: Statement I Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 106 Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of Towns 107 Statement III Civic Finance 1O,~ Statement IV Civic and other Amenities 101) Statement V Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural Facilities 110 Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking Facilities III Statement VII Population by Religion and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes 112

PART B-VILLAGE AND TOWN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

Explanatory Note-Primary Census Abstract 113-117 Primary Census Abstract:

MEDAK DISTRICT 118-125 Sangareddy Taluk 127-161 Zahirabad Taluk 163-189 Narayankhed Taluk 191~203 Andole Tahik 205-234 Narsapur Taluk 235-250 Medak Taluk. 251-273 Gajwel Tuluk 275-290 Siddipet Taluk 291-313

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MAPS

MEDAK DISTRICT Frontispiece

Sangareddy Taluk Facing Page 13 • 23 Zabirabad Taluk " 35 Narayankbed Taluk " 45 Andole Taluk " 57 Narsapur Taluk " Medak Taluk .. 67 Gajwel Taluk ., 77 Siddipet Taluk " ~9 113 Medak District-Talukwise Density of Population " FIGURES AT A GLANCE COA1PARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND THE DISTRICT

Andbra Pradesh Medak State District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 43,502,708 1,"67,944 Males 22,008,663 739,066 Females 21,494,045 728,878

RURAL Persons 35,100,181 1,342,958 Males 17,698,247 675,402 Females 17,401,934 667,556

URBA~ Persons 8,402,527 124,986 Males 4,310,416 6.'J,664 Females 4,092,111 61,322 DECENNIAL POPULATION +20.9 +19.1 GROWTH RATE 1961-71 GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 276,754.0 9,685.0 DENSITY OF POPULATION PER Sq. Km. 157 152 SEX RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 977 986 PERCENTAGE OF LITERACY Persons 24.6 16.1 Males 33.2 25,2 Fema\es 15.8 6.9 PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 19.3 8.5 TO TOTAL POPULATION PERCENTAGE OF WORKERS TO TOTAL Persons 41.4 45.6 . POPULA nON (Main Activity only) Males 58.2 60.7 Females 24.2 30.3 . BREAK-UP OF WORKERS: PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL WORKERS (i) CUL TIV ATORS Persons 32.2 44.3 Males 37.4 50.4 Female~ 19.4 32.1 (ii) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 37.9 33.2 Males 27.7 21.5 Females 63.1 57.0 (iii) OTHER WORKERS Persuns 299 22.5 Mairs 349 28.1 Females 17.5 10.9 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDlJLED CASTE Persons 13.3 158 POPULA TION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 13.3 15.91 Females 13.2 15.3 PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBE Prfsons 3.8 0.01 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 3.8 0.01 }'emales 3.8 0.01 NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOU,)ES 8,041,925 247,849 NUMBER OF VILLl..GES Total 29,428 ],260 Inhabited 27,221 1,228 Uninhabited 2,207 32 NUMBER OF URBAN UNITS 224 8

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GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

District M&nuals and District Gazetteers The Village Statements merely showed the nllm ber of occupied houses :and population by religion of Prior to 1905, the erstwhile composite Madras each village and town and they did not contain any Government compiled and published District Manual more details. From the 1951 Census, Village State for each district. It contained not only particulars ments were replaced by the District Census Handbooks. of items of more or less a permanent character such as physical characteristics, history, religion and District Census Handbooks ethnography but also a few statistical tables including The idea of compiling the District Census Hand those relating to population which became obsolete book for each district in place of Village Statements within a few years of their publication. The Madras was first entertained and put forward at the 1951 Government, therefore, replaced these District Manu Census by Sri R. A. Gopalaswamy, I.C.S., the then als by another publication known as the District Registrar General, India and ex-officio Census Com Gazetteer consisting of two volumes 'A' and 'B'. missioner of India as part of a plan intended to secure Volume A contained descriptive matter and such an effective method of p:eserving the census records general tables as might be necessary to explain the prepared for areas below the district level. He pro text and Volume B contained ddailed statistics. They posed that all the District Census Tables and Census decided that Volume B should be brought out periodi Abstracts prepared during the process of sorting and 'callly after each decennial census so that they contain compilation, should be bound together in a single the latest statistics. Volume A was published for manuscript volume called the "District Census Hand some districts between 1905 and 1927 in the composite book" and suggested to the State Governments that Madras State. The publication of Volume A was the Handbook with or without the addition of other discontinued in 1927. Volume B was published for useful information relating to the district should be all the districts of the composite Madras State bet printed and published at their own cost, in the same ween 1906 and 1915. The pUblication of Volume B manner as the village statistics of the past censuses. was also stopped after 1931 Census. Due to the This suggestion was accepted by most of the State II world War, the District Gazetteers were not publi- Governments. Both the composite Madras State and shed after the 1941 Census. . the erstwhile Hyderabad State accepted this suggestion and published the District Census Handbook for each In the erstwhile Hyderabad State also the Gazet district at their own cost. In the erstwhile Hyderabad teer Volumes were brought out for some of the dis State, the District Cens~ls Handbooks were brought tricts. out in two parts, Part I containing Administrative Statistics and Part II the Census Tables. In the com The scheme of publication of revised District posite Madras State, the Handbooks were brought out Gazetteers was started in 1958 by the State Govern in one single volume only for each district. ments and in this State, the Gazetteers of some dis tricts like Cuddapah and Anantapur have been publi Pattern at 1961 Census shed already. At the 1961 Census, the scope of the District Census Handbooks was significantly enlarged by Sri The Village Statements Ashok Mitra, I.C.S., the then Registrar General, Apart from these District Manuals and Gazetteers, India. The District Census Handbooks of 1961 Census the census 'data upto village level used to be published of Andhra Pradesh were divided into four parts. The in a brochure called "Village Statement" for each first part contained narrative description of the district immediately after every census from 1872 upto physical features, history, social, economic and 1941. demographic characteristics, the progress made in 2 each field of administration over the past decades of this State are being brought out in one volume and and a brief gazetteer of places. The second p,art Part C will be brought out in a separate 'volume fof contained the Administrative Statistics of various each district a little later. departments. The third part contained the 1961 A brief outline on the scope of each of these Census Tables viz., General Population Tables, three Parts is given below. Economic Tables, Cultural and Migration Tables, Special Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Part A: Village and Town Directory Tribes. The fourth Part consisted of Village and Tn this part, the Village Directory is given first Town Directory which was the most vital part of the and then Town Directory. Handbook, giving villagewise and townwise Primary Census Abstract i.e., particulars of area, households, Village Directory population, scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, It is arranged talukwise and gives for each village, literates, broad categorisation of working population particulars of amenities available in respect of educa etc. Important amenities such as' educational, tional and medical institutions, power and drinki~g medical, public health and communication facilities water supply, post and telegraph facilities, commum~ available were also indicated against each village and cations, particulars of land use, markets, places 01 town. Nine sub-tables containing villagewise parti religious, historical or archaeological interest in the culars such as irrigation sources, important crops village. raised, value of land, co-operative societies, indus Town Directory trial establishments, police stations, list of skilled The Town Directory portion contains data in craftsmen etc., were given after Village and Town seven statements. Particulars like the civic adminis Directory. A tabular statement on Fairs and Festi tration status, its origin, the growth and decline of its vals in the district was given at the end of the population, functional category, physical aspects and volume. All these four parts were bound in a single location, municipal finances, civic and other amenities, ~ volume and published at the cost of the State Govern medical, educational, recreational and cultural facili ment. ties, trade, industry, commerce and banking facilities and lastly the religious composition of the town and Pattern at 1971 Census the scheduled castes/tribes population are pre The District Census Handbooks proved to be sented in seven statements. They are given for each very useful and valuable publications and had consi town in the district arranged in alphabetical order. derable demand by public as well as the official users Part B: Primary Census Abstract of the census data. At the 1971 Census, it was there fore, decided not only to continue the publication of This part gives for each revenue village and also the District Census Handbooks but also to enlarge for each enumerator's block and ward of a town, the its scope further. Primary Census data i.e., area, occupied residential houses, number of households, total populatiop. and At the last Census, there was some delay in the its break tp by sex, scheduled castes and scheduled publication of the District Census Handbooks due to tribes population, literate population, working in:,dequate printing facilities. In order to avoid population by nine broad categories of cultivators, delay in publication and also to make available the agricultural labourers, those working in livestock, more important census data to the planners, admi forestry, fishing, plantations, etc., in mining and quar rying, in manufacturing, in construction, in trade and nistrators, and other users who may be not only eager but in dire necessity to use the information in their commerce, in transport, storage and communications respective spheres, it has been decided to bring out and in other services and the non-working population the District Census Handbooks in three parts viz., as per 1971 Census. .Part A, Part .B arul Part C. Part A contains Village and Town Directory. Part B contains Village and Part C: Administrative Stattstics and Report Town Primary Census Abstract. Part C contains This part comprises the various administrative Administrative Statistics and Analytical Report. statistics pertaining to the district with special refe Parts A and B of the District Census Handbooks rence to the development taken place during 1961-70 3

in different spheres and also the 1971 Census Tables (a) a minimum population of 5,000 relating to the general population, economic charact eristics, cultural and migration features, housing and (b) a density of population of at least 1,000 establishment tables and data pertaining to the persons per sq. mile (400 persons per sq. km.) district regarding language and religion. A write up, and indicating the changes in the socio-economic and (c) at least three fourths (75%) of the male work demographic characteristics of the district and the ing population is non-agricultural. developmental activities that have taken place in the decade in the various fields like Agriculture, Indus In respect of marginal cases, the Directors of tries, Trade and Commerce, Education, Medical and Census Operations of the States were given discretion Public Health, Community Development, etc., is given to decide a place as town or village. at the beginning of this Part: In view of the elaborate write up already given in the 1961 District The towns are distributed into six classes as Census Handbooks, the present write up will be brief detailed below : and it will cover the present decade only. Classification o/Towns Population size Rural and Urban Classification of areas Class I 1,00,000 and above It is customary to classify the population of Class II 50,000-99,999 every country at a census as Rural and Urban. Such Class III 20,O()(} ....-49,999 a classification has considerable significance and is Class IV 10,000-19,999 necessary from the point of assessing the differentials Class V 5,000- 9,999 in the social, economic, cultural and demographic Class VI Below 5,000 characteristics of the population. Hence at the be ginning of each census, the criteria for treating a The Class I Towns are termed as Cities. place as town (i.e., urban) or rural are evolved and the areas are then classified accordingly as per the Besides classification of all places into rural and definition so evolved. urban areas, two new concepts viz., Urban Agglome ration and Standard Urban Area were newly evolved From the year 1891, the census definition of a at the 1971 Census. They are briefly explained below. town in this country was more or less the same till 1941 and it was slightly modified in 1951. The Urban Agglomeration towns broadly comprised all Municipalities of what In several areas around a core city or statutory ever population 'and every other continuol1s collection town have come up fairly large and well recognised of houses, permanently inhabited by not bs than Railway Colonies, University Campuses, Port areas, 5,000 persons, which the provincial Directors of Military Camps, etc. Even though they are outside Census Operations having regard to the character and the statutory limits of a Corporation, Municipality relative d~nsity of population, their importance as or Cantonment, they fall within the revenue boundary centres of trade decided them to be towns. In the of the place by which the town itself is known or in application of this definition there was some variation the revenue boundary of the neighbouring village. It from State to State according to the local conditions. may not be altogether realistic to treat such areas It was only at the 1961 Census that a fairly strict lying outside the statutory limits of a town as rural definition was sought to be applied throughout the units and at the same time each such individual area country in order to determine a place as an urban by itself may not satisfy the minimum population unit. The same definition was followed at the 1971 limits to qualify to be treated as an independent Census also. The following criteria are adopted for town. Such areas deserve to be reckoned along with treating a place as a town at the 1971 Census. the main town and the continuous spread including such urban outgrowth would deserve to be treated as 1. All places with a Municipality, Corporation an integrated urban area. At the 1971 Census such or Cantonment or Notified Town Areas, and continuous urban spreads have been treated as inte 2. All other places which satisfied the following grated urban areas and defined as Urban Agglome criteria. rations. This concept of Urban Agglomeration 4 replaced the cQncept of Town-group followed in the Hyderabad Urban (j) Lalaguda 1961 Census. Urban Agglomerations can be constituted Agglomeration (k) Kukatpalle in the following situations. (I) Moosapet (m) BowenpaUe (aJ A city with continuous outgrowth (the part (n) Zamistanpur of outgrowth being out of the statutory limits but falling within the boundaries of The Standard Urban Area (S.U.A.) the adjoining village or villages). The concept of the Standard Urban Area has been evolved for the first time at the 1971 Census to (bJ One town with similar outgrowth or two or give out a more meaningful picture of the urban more adjoining tOWllS with their outgrowths growth. The town-group concept adopted at the 1961 as in (aJ and Census did not effectively tackle the problems invol (c) A city and one or more adjoining towns with ved in reporting urban statistics apart from lacking their outgrowths all of which forming a a uniform application throughout the country. It continuous spread. also did not bring out a spatially contiguous territory of urban-rural settlements but merely bound up Thus the Urban Agglomeration represents Wholly loosely clustered population popularly known as the the urban population only. In Andhra Pradesh, ~he satellite towns or the constituent units whose following four places are treated as Urban Agglome- jurisdictions were subjected to frequent changes and rations. \ thus lacked in stability. The intervening rural areas were also left out of the account. Consequently the Name of the Urban Constituent units in Agglomeration the Urban Agglomeration conclusions drawn became not only invalid over a time but also lost spatial comparability with similar data (1) (2) processed both within the country and outside. These Visakhapatnam Urban (a) Visakhapatnam City short-comings reduced considerably the utility of the Agglomeration (i) Visakhapatnam town-group concept which was also found somewhat Municipality inadequate for the purpose it was developed. To (ii) Gajuvaka (Outgrowth) enable the presentation of urban statistics on a (b) Gopalapatnam uniform basis and also to ensure comparability of the census data from one decade to another and with 2 Rajahmundry Urban (a) Rajahmundry similar data available from countries, the Agglomeration ~ther Municipality concept of Standard Urban Area has been envisaged (h) Rajahmundry Non-Municipal Area and adopted at the 1971 Census. 3 Vijayawada Urban (a) Vijayawada The Standard Urban Area is defined as the Agglomeration Municipality proje~ted growth area of a city or town as it would (h) Patamata Town be in another three decades taking into account not (e) Gunadala Town only the towns and villages which will get merged 4 Hyderabad Urban (a) Hyderabad Municipal into it but also the intervening areas which are Agglomeration Corporation potentially urban. The tract includes all extra Municipal urban outgrowths such as the suburbs (i) Hyderabad Division (industrial and residential), Railway Colonies, Civil (ii) Secunderabad Division Lines, Cantonments and also such of those villages (b) Secunderabad Cantonment that are likely to be urbanised during the next three (e) Malkajgiri decades. The Standard Urban Area is thus an area (d) Alwal which extends well beyond the chief core city or town (e) Uppal Khalsa and contains all likely developments over the next 30 (I) Balanagar years. It will remain a statistical reporting unit for (g) Fatehnagar the next three successive censuses, irrespective of the (hJ Machabolaram jurisdictional changes of the local administrative (il Osmania University units within the tract. The Standard Urban Area 5 will be identified by the administrative units that it (ii) the contiguous areas should be made up of encompasses namely the city, the town, the village. other urban as well as rural administrative The boundaries of the Standard Urban Area will be units having close and mutual socio-econo the administrative boundaries of the peripheral mic links with the core town and units. (iii) the entire area included in the Standard In demarcating the Standard Urban Area the Urban Area is likely to be urbanised in a following criteria are followed : span of two to three decades. (i) the core town should have a minimum popu In Medak District none of the towns has been lation of 50,000, treated as Standard Urban Area.

PART-A VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - Town Directory

SECTION I

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

The main purpose of the Village Directory is to Tahsildar and the State Survey Department. Columns indicate the available important facilities like edu 4 to 9 give th~ basic amenities available in the village cational, medical, drinking water supply, communica such as the educational, medical, electricity, drinking tions and electric supply in each village. The collection water, communications, postal facilities. and presentation of such data was first attempted at the 1961 Census and the different facilities available were The educational facilities are shown by the given in abbreviated letters under five columns along following symbols under column 4. with the Primary Census Abstract. But at the 1971 P Primary or Elementary School Census it was decided to present such particulars in greater detail in the Village Directory and to give the M Middle School Primary Census Abstract separately. Besides presen H High School or Higher Secondary ting the data on basic amenities like, educational, School medical, electricity, drinking water supply, communi C College cations, posts and telegraphs, the particulars about the staple food commonly used by the majority of the T Technical Institution people, land utilisation, the name and distance of the If there are more institutions than one of a type , nearest town, the market/shandy days, historical or in the village the number of institutions precedes the religious or archaeological or tourist importance, if any abbreviations e.g., 3P, 2M, 3H etc. of the villages have also been collected and presented in the Village Directory. The Villagewise Primary Medical and Public Health facilities existing in eensus Abstract is presented separately in Part B of the village are shown by the following symbols under this volume. Col. 5.

In the Village Directory, the revenue village is H Hospital taken as the lowest unit for presentation of data. The D Dispen<>ary villages are arranged in the ascending order of }o.;a tion code numbers assigned to the villages. Unlike the Mcw Maternity and Child Welfare Town Directory the Village Directory contains only Centre' one statement. An alphabetical list of villages with Fpc Family Planning Clinic the location code numbers against them is given at Phc Primary Health Centre the beginning of the Village Directory of each taluk. This facilitates the reader to select the required village If the village i" electrified then it is indicated by from the alphabetical list and after knowing its loca the letter E under column 6. tion code number to obtain the necessary particulars from the Village Directory. The Village Directory is The types of drinking water supply sources avail broadly divided into four broad sections viz., location able within the village are indicated as below: particulars, basic amenities like educational, medical etc., land utilisation and distance from urban area and T Tap the importance of the village as a religious or tourist W Well centre. Tk T<;mk Tw Tube well Columns 1 to 3 deal with the location code num ber, name and the total area of the village. The area R River given under Col. 3 is as per the data furnished by the C Canal 7 8

1 Forests (Column 11) These include all actually forested If there are any other sources of drinking water areas and the lands classed or adminis- other than the above, then such sources have been tered as forests under any legal enact spelt out. ment dealing with forests whether State owned or private. If any por If the village is served by one of more of the tion of such land is not actually wood following means of communications within a distance ed but put to some agricultural use, of one mile from the village, then the communication that portion is included under the facilities of the village under column 8 have been appropriate heading of cultivated or up.cultivated land. in:licated as below PR Pucca Road 2 Cultivated area with This includes the land under the fol KR Katcha Road breakup irrigated lowing three categories. and unirrigated T Train (Cols. 12, 13) R River C Canal (i) Net Area sown The postal facilities, if any, existing in the village The net area sown represent> the area are indicated under column 9 by the following symbols sown to crops counting areas sown more than once in the same year, only PO Post Office once. TO Telegraph Office PTO Post & Telegraph Office (ii) Current fallows Phone Telephone This class comprises cropped areas If a village does not have any of the above facili which are kept fallOW during the cur rent year. If any seedling ar~a is not ties then " ... " is indicated against such village under cropped again in the same year, it is relevant column. also treated as current fallow. The staple food of the majority of the population of the village during the major portion of the year is (iii) Other fallows indicated under column 10 as given below. If there is This includes all lands which were variety of grains mainly used in a village then they taken up for cultivation but are tempo have been indicated, accordingly. rarily out of cultivation for a period of not less thllll one year and not more Ri Rice than five years. The reasons for keep W Wheat ing such lands falJow may be either due to poverty of the cultivators or J JowaI inadequate supply of water or malarial B Bajra climate or silting of canals or rivers or Ra Ragi unremunerated nature of farming etc. M Maize 3 Culturable waste This includes the land under the fol- Columns 11 to 15 relate to the land utilisation (Coi. 14) lowing three categories. statistics. Under column II the extent of the forest area is given. Under columns 12 and 13 the extent (i) J\fiscellaneous tree crops, groves not of the cultivated area in the village is given. included ill The area sown The extent of area irrigated together with area Under this class is included all cultiv irrigated under different irrigational sources such as able land which is not included under canals, tanks, wells, tube wells etc., are given, wherever net area sown but is put to some agri available under column 12 while under column 13 the cultural use. Lands under casuarina trees, thatching grass, bamboo bushes extent of land unirrigated is given. Column 14 gives the and other groves for fuel etc., which extent of cultivable waste. The area not available are not included under "Orchards" are for cultivation such as village site, rivers, c,anals, classed under this category. ,tanks, wells etc., i~ given under column 15. (ii) Culturable waste The various types of land use given under each of the II to 15 columns are listed out below and the This includes lands available for culti concepts explained below. vation but not taken up for cultivation 9

or abandoned after a few years for one STATEMENT] reason or other. Such lands may be . either fallow or covered with shrubs VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY POPULATION and jungles which are n Jt put to any use. They may be assessed or not Population size No. of inhabited assessed and may lie in isolated blocks villages or within cultivated holdings. Land once cultivated but not cultivated for Less than 200 56 five years in succession is also included 200-499 251 in this category. 500-'199 398 UlOO-1,999 374 (iii) Permanent pastures alld other graz· 2,000-4,999 141 ing lands: 5,000-9,999 7 These cover all grazing lands whether 10,000 and above they are permanent pastures and mea Total 1,228 dows or not. Village common and grazing lands within forest areas are included under this head. More than half of the villages in the district have a population ranging between 500 and 1,999 persons 4 Area not avaiJable This includes the land under the fol- each. for cultivation lowing two categories. (Column 15) The following statement gives the number of villages, including inhabited, arranged according to (i) Barren and uncultivable land broad groups of geographical area. This covers all barren and uncultivable land like mountains. etc.. i.e .• which STATEMENT 2 cannot be brought under cultivation unless at a high cost whether such land VILLAGES CLASSIFIED BY GEOGRAPHICAL AREA is in isolated blocks or within cultiva ted holdings. Area (in acres) No. of villages

(ii) Land put to non-agricultural uses: 50 or less 4 51-100 7 All lands occupied by buildings. roads 101-200 and railways or underwaters. e.g., 17 rivers and canals and other lands put 201-500 98 to uses other than agricultural. 501-1,000 255 1,001-2,000 437 Under coulmn 16 the distance of the village from ~,OOJ-5.000 397 the nearest town in Kms. is given. The days on 5,000 and above 44 which weekly mariretjshandies, if any, held in the U nspecificd village are given under column 17. If the village has Total 1,260 any historical/religious/archaeological tourist impor tance, it has been indicated under column 18. 834 villages or 66.2% of the total number of villages in the district are having an area rangjng from 1,001 All the above particulars are based on the data to 5,000 acres. 381 villages OT roughly 30o~ of the obtained from the tahsildars and local' bodies concer total number have an area of less than 1,000 acres ned and also from the concerned departments like each. Postal, Medical, Education, Electricity. EDUCATIONAL FACIL1T1ES INHABITED AND UNlNHABITED VlLLAGES Although facilities for primary education exist in There are in all 1,260 villages in this district at most of the villages, the middle (including upper 1971 Census out of which 32 are uninhabited and 1,228 primary education) and secondary schools exist in few are inhabited. The following statement gives the villages only. The following statement shows the distribution of the 1,228 inhabited villages according educational amenities available in the rural areas of to broad. population sizes. Medak district. 10

STATEMENT 3 The following statement gives the number of medical institutions in each tal uk. EDUCATIONAL F ACILITJES STATEMENT 4 Total No. of villages having No. {If r- A -.. NUMBER OF MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS Distance inha- Pri- High or from nearest bited mary Middle Higher Col- Others town villa- Schools Schools Secon- leges t No. of Medical Institutions (in Kms.) ges dary Name of the Taluk r Schools Hospitals Dispensa- Others ries (7) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (I) (2) (3) (4)

5 or less 66 58 5 9 Sangareddy 1 1 3 4 6-10 149 11(; 19 17 Zahirabad 2 3 Narayankhed 4 2 11-15 147 ]~O 14 14 ·Andolc 3 2 2 16-25 351 270 32 24 Narsapur 2 6 9 26-50 452 351 41 44 Medak 6 3 7 51-100 56 44 4 6 Gajwel 3 4 5 Unspecified 7 4 4 2 Siddipet 5 9 21 Total 1,228 963 116 \118 2 3 Total 23 32 S3

265 villages or approximately one fifth of the Out of 1,228 villages in the district only 160 total number of inhabited villages do not have even villages or 13.0% of the total, number of villages are primary education facilities. 116 villages have electrified, A large1 number of villages nearer to the middle schools and 118 villages have higher secondary urban areas have been electrified than remote villages. schools .. It may be noted here that an institution is classified as a high or higher secondary school based The following statement shows the distribution of on the highest class for which instruction is imparted electrified villages of Medak district according to the irrespective of whether it has lower i.e., primary or distance of each village from the nearest town. middle classes also. The villages nearer to urban areas are having better educational facil ities than the STATEMENT 5 remote areas. Medak and Siddipet taluks have one college each. Technical educational facilities at the NUMBER OF VILLAGES HAVING ELECTRICITY Industrial Training Institute level exist in rural areas of Narayankhed, Andole (Jogipet) and Medak taluks. Total No. of No.of villages Distance from the inhabited and with electric nearest town in Kms. uninhabited power supply villages MEDICAL FACILITIES (1) (2) (3) There are in all 108 medical institutions of various categories in the rural areas of Medak 5 or less 66 19 district. They are 23 hospitals, 32 dispensaries and S3 6-10 152 26 others viz. Primary Health Centres, Family Planning 11-15 151 34 Clinics and Maternity and Child Welfare Centres in 16-25 357 36 rural areas of this district. Hospitals, dispensaries and 26-50 467 38 primary health centres exist in all the taluks. Mater 51-100 59 3 nity and Child Welfare Centres do not exist in the rural areas of Zahirabad. Andole and Medak taluks. Unspecified 8 4 Family Planning Clinics exist in the rural areas of Total 1,260 160 Nar.sapur, Medak and.Siddipet taluks only. There is on an average one medical institution for every 94 sq. The following statement shows the breakup of the kms. of area in the rJlral parts of this district. 160 electrified villages in the district by taluks, 11

STATEMENT 6 POSTAL FACILITIES Out of 1,228 inhabited villages, 456 villages only J)ISTRmUTION OF ELECTRIFIED VILLAGES BY TALUKS have post offices. There are 6 villages having telegraph Percentage of offices, 4 villages having post and telegraph Name of Ta1ule Total No. No. of electrified offices (combined) and five villages have the tele of villages electrified villages to villages total no. of phone facilities. The following statement shows the villages total number of villages having post, telegraphic and (1) (2) (3) (4) trunk phone facilitIes in each of the taluks of Medak district. Sangareddy 147 24 16.3 Zahirabad 172 30 17.4 STATEMENT 8 Narayankhed 139 11 7.9 Andole 170 14 8.2 POSTAL AND TELEGRAPHIC F ACILIT}ES Narsapur 159 8 5.0 No. of villages having No. of Medak 153 20 13.1 ,- ---,A-----, Post Gajwel 169 14 8.2 Name of the Post Tele- Others offices Taluk offices graph ,------.A__ :--. per 100 Siddipet 151 39 25.8 offices Post Phone' sq. ,kms. and Total 1,260 160 12.7 Telegraph offices Siddipet taluk has higher proportion of electrified ( I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) villages compared to other taluks in the district. Sangareddy 65 5.5 The following statement shows the communication Zahirabad 60 3 4 4.9 facilities available with reference to the proximity of Narayankhed 27 I 2.6 urban areas. Andale 59 4.4 Narsapur 48 1 4.4 STATEMENT 7 Medak 60 1 5.0 GajweJ 54 4.6 COMMUNICATION F ACILlTIE.S Siddipet 83 5.9 Distance from Total No. of villages connected by Total 456 6 4,7 the nearest town No. of r--.A.--- , 4 5 (in Kms.) villages Pucca Katcha Pucca road Others road road & train There are about 5 post offices on an average for (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) every 100 sq. kms. rural area in this district. A large number of villages in Siddipet taluk and very few 5 or less 66 20 36 10 villages in Narayankhed taluk are having post offices. 6--10 152 40 63 49 11-15 151 27 59 65 The main staple foods of rural population in this 16-25 357 52 94 3 211 district are rice and jow'!r. 26-50 467 55 94 4 318 CULTIVATED LAND 51-100 59 4 28 27 Unspecified 8 4 3 The data on cutivated and cultivable waste land Total 1,260 202 375 10 683 shown in the table below are important in the context of the land reforms which are under active conside Among the 1,260 villages, only 202 villages are ration. It may be seen from the statement that on an having pucca road facilities. A few villages are having average 1,093 acres are under cultivation in each railway facilities. Although river Manjira, main village, while 216 acres form the cultivable waste tributary of Godavari, is flowing through the borders forming nearly 20% of the cultivated land. of Andale, Narsapur and Medak taluks there are no navigation facilities in this district. Neariy'50% of The extent of average cultivabl'e waste per village the total villages are not connected with either pucca is more in Siddipet, Medak and Gajwel taluks com or katcha roads. pared to other t:aluks. 12

STATEMENT 9

PERCENTAGE OF AVERAGE CULTIVABLE WASTE TO AVERAGE CULTIVATED LAND PER VILLAGE Percentage of Total Average Average average cultivable Distance from the Number of cultivated cultivated land Total cultivable cultivable waste waste per village nearest town in Kms. villages land per village waste (in Acres) per village to average cuI ti- (in Acres) (in Acres) (in Acres) vated land per village (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

5 or less 66 75,810 1,149 22,256 337 29.3 6-10 152 190,065 1,250 33,034 ,211 16.9 11-15 151 198,231 1,313 26,550 176 13.4

16-25 357 442,597 1,240 60,931 171 13.7

26--50 467 425,223 911 115,857 248 27.2

51-100 59 26,465 448 10,487 178 39.7 Unspecified 8 18,468 2,308 3.395 424 18.4

Total 1.260 1,376,859 1,093 272,510 216 19.8

It may be seen from the several particulars given of education, medical, electricity facilities and agricul- in the Village Directory that the rural parts of Medak tural practices and require special attention for deve- district are still very backward specially in the fields lopment. SANGAREDDY TALUK ' .!:::;!: . ~ ~ ~. x~o ... g:::l;:; U .. Ii III~~ 0 ~ I .. ~E ~ e « ~ 1! :t IDI-~Q z 1 ~~ !~ «Itw..J (f) :J i It III~« I> ~~i ! ,,~ ::l ;. '0 t t t ~ ~ I-~ 1 ~ 1 '" -5~ ~ :> 'lit :J :t ~ .. n ;.f ..J i -; r t... " ;; ·c21 ." « I ! 11 i .... .; ,;--. I i ~ a 1iOl - }./_./'!. l i i ~ Ii t ~ .. 5 i .e .. :t ~ "r--.1 • i" i E Jt ) < ~ .

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o 0( kL_jI : N -----.~+~------ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SANGAREDDY TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

15 Ibrahimpur 39 Miligiripet 81 Aliabad 130 Ilapur 69 Mohammadapur 25 Allapur 99 Mohammadshapur 105 Indarkannu 131 Aminpur 61 Mubarakpur 127 Indresham 71 Munidevunipal1e 65 Ananthsagar 125 lnole 33 Munipalle 43 Ankanpalle 62 Irigipalle 140 Mllthangi 18 Antharam lshratabad 38 Arur 52 93 Nagapur 110 Ismailkhanpet 113 Arutla 36 Nagulpale 123 lsnapur 122 46 Atmakur Nandigaon 26 lydulapur 58 Nandikandi 60 Nizampur 32 Babulgaon 103 Julkal 126 Bachuguda 149 Osman Nagar 133 Bandalaguda 143 Kachireddipalle 119 Pashammailaram 1 Belur 95 Kalabgur 138 Patancheruvu 121 Bhanur 2 Kallapalle 134 Patelguda 29 Bhoosareddipalle 98 Kalwakunta 142 Patighanpur 112 Biatole 9 Pedda Chelmeda 102 Kalvemula 35 Pedda Gopalaram 10 Bodisettipalle 55 Kampalpalle 116 Pedda Kanjarla 21 Bodpalle 12 Kamkole 6 Pedda Loani 13 Budhera 63 Peddapur 100 Kandi 139 Pocharam 141 Kardanur 34 Polkampalle 44 Chandapur 101 Kasipur 91 Pothreddipalle 106 Cheriyala 19 Khammampalle 47 Pottipalle 114 Chidruppa 4R Kolkur 28 Ramachandrapmam 5 Chillepalle 147 Kollur 132 Ramachandrapur 70 Chimaldharikonapur 37 Konapur 136 Rameshwar Banda 20 Chinna Chelmeda 79 Kondapur 56 Rechintala 115 Chinna Kanjarla 90 Kothlapur 3 Reklllpahad 137 Rendlagadda 23 Chinna Loani 107 Koulampet 118 Rudraram 94 Chinthalpalle 135 Kishtareddipet 124 Chitkul 97 Kulubgur 53 Sadasivpet 87 Kuthubshapet 66 Saidapur 120 Kyasaram 92 Sangareddy 104 Eddu Mailaram 57 Siddapur 111 ' Edthanur 129 Sultanpuf 117 Lakdaram 42 Suraram 146 Edulanagulpalle 11 Lingampalle 145 Elmela 7 Tatipalle 31 Ettigaddasangam 67 Machepalle 148 Tellapur 49 Machireddypalle 77 Terpole 41 Maddikunta 96 Thadlapalle 109 Fasalwadi 89 Maktha Allur 22 Thakkallapalle 4 Maktha Kesaram 40 Thangedpalle 73 Gaddimalkapur 30 Malapahad 82 Togarpalle 74 Topkonda 611 Gangaram 84 Malkapur 64 Garakurthi 86 Mallepalle 88 Utharpalle 24 Garlapalle 27 Mallikharjunapal1c 83 Girmapur 108 Mamidpalle 59 Veltur Venkatapur 76 Gollapalle 144 Manmo)e 50 85 Goplaram Khurd 8 Mansanpalle 14 Gorreghat 128 Wadakpalle '72 Mansanipalle 75 Guntapalle 16 Maqdhompalle 54 Yavapur 80 Marepalle 45 Yellaram 78 Haridaspur 71 Melasangam 51 Yenkepalle 13 14 VILLAGE

Amenities MEDAK DISTRICT

Loca· Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in .A. Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal an'd Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Belur 2.69 p W KR J,Ri 2 Kallapalle 2.44 P W KR J,Ri 3 Rekulpahad 0.86 Uninhabited 4 Maktha Kesaram 2.27 P W KR PO J,Ri 5 Chillepalle 2.67 P W KR J,Ri

6 Pedda Loani 2.74 P W KR J,Ri 7 Tatipalle 2.48 p W KR J,Ri 8 Mansanpalle 1.80 p W KR J,Ri 9 Pedda Chelmeda 4.18 p W KR J,Ri 10 Bodisettipalle 1.~9 p W KR J,Ri

11 Lingampalle 3.42 P W KR J,Ri 12 Kamkole 4.21 2H W PR PO J,Ri 13 Budhera 1.19 P W KR PO J,Ri 14 Gorreghat 1.19 P W KR PO J,Ri 15 Ibrahimpur 3.53 P W KR J,Ri

16 Maqdhompalle 0.54 p W PR J,Ri ]7 Melasangam 3.53 P W KR J,Ri 18 Antharam 1.50 P W KR PO J,Ri ]9 KhammampalIe 5.13 P W KR fO J,Ri 20 Chinna Chelmeda 2.89 P W KR J,Ri

21 Bodpalle 1.64- p W KR J,Ri 22 Thakkallapalle 0.95 P W KR J,Ri 23 Chinna Loani 3.26 P W KR J,Ri 24 Garlapalle 3.11 P W KR J,Ri 25 Allapur 0.63 p W KR J,Ri

26 Iydulapur 0.90 P W KR J,Ri 27 Mallikharjunapalle 3.39 p W KR J,Ri 28 Ramachandrapuram 1.60 2H W KR J,Ri 29 Bhoosareddipalle 4.87 p W KR J,Ri 30 Malapahad 0.95 P W KR J,Ri

31 Ettigaddasangam 2.30 P W KR J,Ri 32 Babulgaon 3.26 P W KR PO J,Ri 33 Munipalle 6.42 P,H W KR PO J,Ri 34 Polkampalle 1.49 p W KR J,Ri 35 Pedda Gopalaram 4.00 P W KR J,Ri

3~ Nagulpalle 2.98 P W KR PO J,Ri 37 Konapur 1.43 M W KR PO J,Ri 38 Arur 3.15 P W KR J,Ri 39 Miligiripet 1.60 P W KR ],Ri 40 Thangedpalle 3.50 P W KR PO J,Ri 15

DIRECTORY and Land use SANGAREDDY TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, r- Nearest Day historical Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated' waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T(46): Tk(30),W(16) 1,480 99 96 Sadasivpet 21 1 T(95): Tk(78),W(17) 1,233 167 66 Sadasivpet 19 2 T(9): 0(9) 440 67 39 Sadasivpet 19 3 T(157): 0(80),Tk(77) 1,009 247 39 Sadasivpet 16 4 T(69): Tk(42),O(27) 1,524 111 4 Sadasivpet 19 5

1,699 13 40 Sadasivpet 32 6 T(7): Tk(7) 1,487 41 52 Sadasivpet 32 7 T(ll): 0(11) 1,035 48 57 Sadasivpet 30 8 T(52): Tk(52) 2,576 31 16 Sadasivpet 13 9 894 41 18 Sadasivpet 16 10

T(23): 0(23) 1,968 79 118 Sadasivpet 16 11 2,449 131 III Sadasivpet 10 12 13 T(14): 0(14) 685 33 28 Sadasivpet 10 14 15

319 15 10 Sadasivpet 11 16 2,139 106 14 Sadasivpet 13 17 T(IU): Tk(111) 724 18 43 Sadasivpet 13 18 T(50): Tk(50) 3,077 68 84 Sadasivpet 10 19 T(59): Tk(59) 1,600 98 35 Sadasivpet II 20

992 32 25 Sadasivpet 11 21 514 51 43 Sadasivpet 13 22 1,922 28 136 Sadasivpet 16 23 1,815 65 110 Sadasivpet 14 24 418 5 20 Sadasivpet 13 25

566 9 Sadasivpet 11 26 1,900 92 173 Sadasivpet 11 27 T(28): Tk(28) 919 75 2 Sadasivpet 16 28 T(lOS): 0(86),Tk(22) 2,594 154 260 Sadasivpet J6 29 T(19): 0(19) 559 11 23 Sadasivpet 19 30

T(8): 0(18) 1,182 84 796 Sadasivpet 10 31 T(50): Tk(50) 1,705 146 185 Sadasivpet 6 32 T(79): Tk(74),0(5) 3,796 54 179 Sadasivpet 8 33 T(18): 0(18) 897 12 26 Sadasivpet 10 34 T(8): 0(8) 2,107 125 17 Sadasivpet 16 35

1,735 95 74 Sadasivpet 16 36 T(37): Tk(37) 757 84 37 Sadasivpet 10 37 T(59): Tk(59) 1,513 93 351 Sadasivpet 16 " 38 I . T(40): Tk(40) 681 38 265 Sadasivpet 10 39 T(14): 0(14) 1,700 131 395 Sadasivpet 6 40 16 VILLAGE

Amenities MEDAK DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES t\v AILAJlLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nicatidns Telegraph

(1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (~ (9) (10)

41 Maddikunta 6.14 P W Kl\ PO J,Ri 42 Suraram 1.46 P W KR J,Ri 43 Ankanpalle 2.32 P W KR J,Ri 44 Chandapur 1.67 P W KR J,Ri 45 Yellaram 1.92 P W KR J,Ri

46 Atmakur 5.32 M Phc W KR PO J,Ri 47 Pottipalle 2)6 P W KR J,Ri 48 Kolkur 3.92 M W KR PO J,Ri 49 Machireddypalle 3.13 P W KR PO J,Ri 50 Venkatapur 3.86 P W KR J,Ri

51 Yenkepalle 1.33 P W KR J,Ri 52 Ishratabad 0.75 P W KR J,Ri 53 Sadasivpet (Rural) 8.19 P,3H Mew E T PR PO J,Ri 54 Yavapur 0.64 J,Ri 55 KampalpaUe 1.28 P W J,Ri

56 Rechintala 1.59 P W PR J,Ri 57 Siddapur 2.05 P W KR J,Ri 58 Nandikandi 5.11 M,H E W PR PO J,Ri 59 Veltur 7.11 P W KR J,Ri 60 Nizampur 6.43 P,H W KR PO J,Ri

61 Mubarakpur 3.81 P W KR PO J.Ri 62 Irigipalle 0.90 P W KR J,Ri 63 Peddapur 5.17 P E W J,Ri 64 Garakurthi 1.93 P E W PO J,Ri 65 Ananthsagar 4.39 P E W J,Ri

66 Saidapur 1. ]8 P W J,Ri 67 Machepalle 2.07 P W J,Ri 68 Gangaram 3.13 P W J,Ri 69 Mohammadapur 3.18 P W J,Ri 70 Chimaldharikonapur 2.30 P W PO J,Ri

71 Munidevunipalle 3.56 P W KR PO J,Ri 72 Mansanipalle 2.31 P W KR PO J,Ri 73 Gaddimalkapur 1.31 W KR J,Ri 74 Topkonda 1.88 P W KR PO J,Ri 75 Guntapalle 2.27 P W KR PO J,Ri

76 Gollapalle 2.44 p W J,Ri 77 Terpole 4.23 H E W KR PO J,Ri 78 Haridaspur 1.26 p W J,Ri 79 Kondapur 3.63 M E W PO J,Ri 80 Marepalle 4.44 M D E W PO J,Ri 17

DIRECTORY and Land use SANGAREDDY TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres\ Religious, r Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (inKIns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T(123): Tk(l23) 3,343 274 189 Sadasivpet 5 41 T(42): 0(42) 713 52 127 Sadasivpet 3 42 T(26): 0(26) 1,277 63 118 Sadasivpet 3 43 T(lO): 0(10) 888 81 66 Sadasivpet 3 44 T(s): 0(5) 1,055 32 136 Sadasivpet 5 45

T(150): Tk(107),0(43) 2,575 243 436 Sadasivpet 8 46 T(20): 0(20) 1,232 77 181 Sadasivpet 10 47 T(217): 0(186),Tk(31) 1,725 237 329 Sadasivpet 10 48 T(S9): Tk(S4),O(5) 1,594 lSI 139 Sadasivpet 11 49 T(212): Tk(17S),O(37) 1,665 228 365 Sadasivpet 2 50

T(79): Tk(79) 665 39 68 Sadasivpet 2 51 T(44): 0(44) 340 89 7 Sadasivpet 2 52 T(446): Tk(358),0(S8) 3,513 406 940 . Proper Wednesday 53 397 12 Sadasivpet 2 54 T(12}: 0(12) 722 35 50 Sadasivpet 6 55

T(58): 0(58) 896 48 15 Sadasivpet 8 56 T(73): Tk(38),0(35) 1,103 685 443 Sadasivpet 6 57 T(216): Tk(181),0(3S) 2,655 247 152 Sadasivpet 3 58 T(l44): Tk(131),0(13) 3,553 285 568 Sadasivpet 6 59 T(360): 0(231),Tk(129) 3.049 277 429 Sadasivpet 10 60

T(46): 0(46) 1,767 223 402 Sadasivpet 10 61 T(54): Tk(54) 476 17 43 Sangareddy 5 62 T(375): Tk(335),0(40) 2,432 198 403 Sangareddy 7 63 T(65): Tk(50),0(15) 1,071 72 25 Sangareddy 9 64 T(202): Tk(202) 2,213 320 272 Sadasivpet 10 65

T(51): Tk(5J) 643 38 21 Sadasivpet 13 66 1,246 59 17 Sangareddy 24 61 T(73): Tk(73) 1,796 86 44 Sangareddy 16 68 T(23): 0(23) 1,913 74 25 Sangareddy 24 69 1,389 52 28 Sangareddy 22 70

710 603 965 Sangareddy 26 71 T(33): Tk(33) 350 297 798 Sangareddy 10 72 771 28 781 Sangareddy 19 73 T(l2): ·0(12) 527 341 321 Sangareddy 16 74 T(3): 0(3) 2,622 127 45 Sangareddy 16 75

T(70): 0(53),Tk(17) 1,370 27 94 Sangareddy 19 76 T(232): Tk(219),0(13) 2,106 157 103 Sangareddy 14 77 T(26): 0(26) 713 33 33 Sangareddy 19 78 T(29): Tk(16),O(13) 1,672 316 306 Sangareddy 16 79 T(sO): Tk(42),0(8) 2,653 106 32 Sangareddy 16 80 18

VILLAGE

Amenities MEDAK DISTRICT

Loca· Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in ""'\ Staple Code Village Sq. Miles 'Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) -_ .. _---_------~-".

81 Aliabad 1.65 P W J.Ri 82 Togarpalle 3.59 H E W KR PO J.Ri 83 Girmapur 0.71 P W PR PO J,Ri 84 Malkapur 4.69 M W KR PO J,Ri 85 Goplaram Khurd 0.72 P E W KR J.Ri

86 Mallepalle 2.70 M E W KR PO J.Ri 87 Kuthubshapet 0.71 p W KR J,Ri 88 Utharpalle 2.08 P W KR PO J,Ri 89 Maktha Allur . 1.29 P W KR PO J,Ri 90 Kothlapur \2.90 P W KR J,Ri

91 Pothreddipalle 1.94 P W PR J,Ri 92 Sangareddy 2.95 Urban Area (Sangareddy Town) 93 Nagapur 0.93 P W KR J,Ri 94 Chinthalpalle 1.18 P W KR J,Ri 95 Kalahgur 4.49 P,H W KR PO J,Ri

96 Thadlapalle 1.89 P E W KR J,Ri 97 Kulubgur 2.22 P W KR J.Ri 98 Kalwakunta 2.63 Urban Area (Included in Sangareddv TOWII) 99 Mohammadshapur 0.60 P W KR J.Ri 100 Kandi 6.60 H E W PR PO J.Ri

101 Kasipur 1.05 P W PR PO J,Ri 102 Kalvemula 4.58 P W KR PO J,Ri 103 Julkal 4.35 P W KR PO J,Ri 104 Eddu Mailaram 2.40 M W KR PO J,Ri 105 Indarkannu 6.64 M E W KR PO 1.Ri

106 Cheriyala 4.76 M W KR PO J,Ri 107 Koulampet 0.94 P W PR J,Ri 108 Mamidpallc 2.50 P W KR J,Ri 109 Fasalwadi 4.98 P W PR PO J,Ri 110 Ismailkhanpet 4.97 H E W KR PO J.Ri

111 Edthanur 4.21 P W KR J,Ri 112 Biatole 1.85 P W KR J,Ri 113 Arutla 3.71 P W KR J,Ri p 114 Chidruppa 3.51 W KR J.Ri 115 Chinna Kanjarla 4.20 P W KR J.Ri

116 Pedda Kanjarla 2.00 P W KR PO J.Ri 117 Lakdaram 6.33 M W KR PO J.Ri 118 Rudraram 6.55 M W PR PO J.Ri 119 Pashammai laram 3.17 P E W KR PO J.Ri ]20 Kyasaram 3.15 M E W KR

SANGAREDDY TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest ,.A, :-' .. """\ Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Ummgated waste vation (in KIns.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

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T(21): 0(21) 944 58 31 Sangareddy 10 81 T(179): 0(161),Tk(18) 143 1,248 727 Sangareddy 10 82 T(94): Tk(94) 308 27 23 Sangareddy 10 83 T(376): Tk(376) 2,081 453 90 Sangareddy 10 84 T(71): Tk(65),0(6) 91 19 15 Sangareddy 13 85

T(79): Tk(59),0(20) 1,496 26 133 Sangareddy 11 86 T(48): Tk(46),0(2) 245 96 63 Sangareddy 11 87 451 479 401 Sangareddy 8 88 T(48): Tk(48) 426 110 241 Sangareddy 8 89 T(184): Tk(116),O(68) 1,091 182 405 Sangareddy 5 90

T(143): Tk(120),O(23) 798 217 83 Sangareddy 3 91 Urban Area (Sangareddy Town) 92 T(81): Tk(81) 428 66 54 Sangareddy 6 93 T(96): Tk(96) 544 78 47 Sangareddy 3 94 T(461): 0(241),Tk(220) 1,430 324 782 Sangareddy 5 95

T(248): Tk(248) 768 30 163 Sangareddy 3 96 T(24O): Tk(240) 802 67 311 Sangareddy 5 97 Urban Area (Included in Sangareddy Town) 98 376 6 Sangareddy 5 99 T(348): Tk(348) 2,672 768 442 Sangareddy 6 Saturday 100

T(66): Tk(66) 265 148 193 Sangareddy 10 101 T(85): Tk(85) 2,673 136 37 Sangareddy 8 ]02 T(2): 0(2) 823 107 1,852 Sangareddy 14 ]03 T(58): 0(58) 656 102 726 Sangareddy 14 104 T(62): 0(62) 1,309 206 2,585 Sangareddy 13 105

T(423): O(3l1),Tk(ll2) 1,448 629 290 Sangareddy 10 106 T(72): Tk(72) 66 293 170 Sangareddy 10 107 T(192): 0(105)Tk(87) 380 893 441 Sangareddy 10 108 T(348): Tk(302),0(46) 1,860 421 558 Sangareddy 5 109 T(415): Tk(412),0(3) 1,601 387 777 Sangareddy 8 Monday 110

T(291): 0(291) 1,168 375 860 Sangareddy 10 111 T(114): 0)114) 867 66 137 Sangareddy 13 112 T(389): 0(253),Tk(136) 1,639 310 36 Sangareddy 14 113 T(397): 0(207),Tk(190) 1,366 104 379 Sangareddy 16 114 T(521): ,O(309)Tk(212) 1,460 112 601 *Ramachandrapuram 10 115

T(277): Tk(277) 988 15 *Ramachandrapuram 10 116 T(541): Tk(416),0(125) 1,323 551 1636 Sangareddy 19 117 T(444): Tk(389),0(55) 2,848 245 656 Sangareddy ] 4 118 T(84): 0(72),Tk(12) 1,721 123 92 Sangareddy 19 119 661 263 1,092 *Ramachandrapuram 13 120 *Ramachandrapuram Township B.H.E.L. 20 VILLAGE

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121 Bhanur 5.54 M E W KR PO J,Ri 122 Nandigaon 5.15 P E W KR PO J,Ri 123 Isnapur 3.48 P E W KR PO J,Ri 124 Chitkul 3.22 P W KR PO J,Ri ]25 Inole 2.13 P W KR J,Ri

126 Baehuguda 0.89 P W KR J,Ri 127 Indresham 1.94 P W KR PO J,Ri 128 Wadakpalle 0.77 P W KR J,Ri 129 Sultanpur 4.33 P W KR J,Ri 130 llapur 0.18 P W KR J,Ri

131 Aminpur 4.47 H W KR PO J,Ri 132 Ramachandrapur (Rural). 3.50 M W PR J,Ri 133 Bandalaguda 1.63 P W KR J,Ri 134 Patelguda 0.47 P W KR J,Ri 135 Kishtareddipet 1.00 P W KR J,Ri

136 Rameshwar Banda 2.56 P W KR I,Ri 137 Rendlagadda 0.23 P KR J,Ri 138 Patancheruvu 4.48 2H H,Phc E W PR PO,PTO, Phone J,Ri 139 Pocharam 1.07 P W PR PO J,Ri 140 Muthangi 3.11 M E W PR PO J,Ri

141 Kardanur 1.52 P W KR PO I,Ri 142 Patighanpur 4.84 M W KR PO J,Ri 143 Kachireddipalle N.A. P W PR J,Ri 144 Manmole 5.43 H W KR PO J,Ri 145 Ehnela 4.07 E W KR PO J,Ri

146 Edulanagulpalle 2.05 P W PR,T PO J,Ri 147 Kollur 4.83 P E W KR PO J,Ri 148 Tellapur 4.99 M W KR PO I,Ri 149 Osman Nagar 1..14 P W KR J,Ri 21

DIRECTORY aud Land use SANGAREDDY TALUK

LAND USJ! (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,... Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tiOD Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest A Culturable for cuIti- distance Weekly importance, No. ,..... Irrigated Unirrigated' waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T(60): 0(60) 1,026 2,353 *Ramachandrapuram 10 121 T(57): 0(45),Tk(12) 873 198 2,168 *Ramachandrapuram 10 122 T(248): Tk(248) 373 200 2,406 Sangareddy 11 123 T(366): Tk(187),O(l79) 1,046 545 103 Sangareddy 13 124 T(165): Tk(87),0(78) 907 167 124 *Ramachandrapuram 11 125

T(112): Tk(1l2) 292 163 *Ramachandrapuram 10 126 T(1l8): Tk(118) 810 l3 *Ramachandrapuram 8 127 T(231): Tk(231) 228 20 13 *Ramachandrapuram 5 128 T(606): Tk(528),O(78) 1,362 652 148 *Ramachandrapuram 6 129 T(77): 0(77) 38 *Ramachandrapuram 8 130

266 T(1131): Tk(179),0(352) 761 464 498 *Ramachandrapuram 8 131 T(290): 0(19C),Tk(100) 120 1,810 19 *Ramachandrapuram 2 Sunday 132 T(53): 0(53) 224 710 56 *Ramachandrapuram 5 133 T(154): Tk(154) 132 14 *Ramachandrapuram 5 134 T(163): Tk(112),0(51) 317 lOt 59 *Ramachandrapuram 6 135

T(I04): Tk(I04) 985 161 388 *Ramachandrapuram 5 136 lIS 10 22 *Ramachandrapuram 6 137 T(754): 0(444),Tk(310) 1,730 48 335 *Ramachandrapuram 5 Thursday 138 T(I06): Tk(I06) 561 17 *Ramachandrapuram 6 139 T(16O): Tk(16O) 1,461 152 217 *Ramachandrapuram 11 140

T(B5): Tk(60),O(25) 72 84 731 *Ramachandrapuram 13 141 T(286): Tk(153),0(133) 2,371 260 180 *Ramachandrapuram 16 142 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. *Ramachandrapuram 13 143 *Ramachandrapuram 6 144 T(131): Tk(131) 2,086 584 196 *Ramachandrapuram 6 145

T(107): Tk(54),0(S3) 1,168 33 *Ramachandrapuram 8 146 283 T(131): Tk(131) 2,396 130 334 *Ramachandrapuram 10 147 T(lSS): Tk(158) 2,023 278 734 *Ramachandrapuram 8 148 19S 497 11 26 *Ramachandrapuram 11 149

*Ramachandrapuram Township B.H.E.L.

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1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 96 Algole 7 Humnapur 25 Nagwar 120 Alipur 1 Hussainnagar (Saidabad) 74 Naimatabad 58 Allapur 75 Hussalli 48 Nallampalle 3 Amirab!ld 122 Hyderabad 51 Narasapur alias Sirajpur 110 Ananthasagar 38 Narayanapalle alias 144 Anigunta Khudavandpur 15 Ibrahimpur 64 Nyalkal 134 Appareddipalle alia s 35 Indur Khanjamalpur 126 Ippepalle 128 Asadgunj 108 Isiampur 20 Pampad 12 Atnoor 19 ItikepaUe 149 Parsapalle 40 Aurangnagar 141 Parvathapur 138 Aurangnagar 94 Pastapur 24 Jamalpur 123 PeddaHoti 165 Badampet 106 Jeerlapalle 168 Paidigummal 99 Bardipur 101 Jharasangam 89 Pedda Kottur 84 Basanthpur 107 Junegoan 32 Peepaipalle 117 Bedekanna 150 Pichargadh 167 Bilalpur 53 Kakarwada 98 Potpalle 36 BogulapaUe alias 4 Kakijanwada 171 Pothreddipalle Mustafapur 114 Pyaravaram 103 83' Kalvemul 104 ~alle 50 KamalpaJle . qp Kappad ...... ,~ B' 49 16 Raghapur 130 I1elli 46 Karchal 90 Burdipakad 28 Raikode 129 Kasimpuf 44 Raipalle 158 Kaveli 152 Raipalle (Patti Kohir) 6 Cha1ki 88 Khalilpur alias Ma1kapur 161 Rajnelli 2 Chikurthi 164 Khanapur 82 Rajulla 154 Chilkepalle 18 Khan Jamalpur 116 Rampur III Chillemamidi 67 Khanapur alias Siddapur 77 Ramthirath 13 Chingapalle 37 Kodur 119 Ranjoie 27 Chimnapur ]70 Kohir 9 Rathnapur ]21 Chinna Hoti 156 Kothur (Patti Digwai) 124 . Rayapalle (Patti Dhasrina) 29 Chinna Jamga 169 Kothur (Patti Digwal) 13 Rejintal 52 Chinna Sangam 118 Krishnapur 70 Rukmapur ]55 Chinthalghat 54 Kullur 132 Chiragpalle 100 Kuppanagar 68 Chithapalle 26 Kushnoor ]63 Sajjapur 42 Sangapur 11 Dappur 142 Sarjaraopet 113 Devarampalle 162 Machireddipalle 13] Satwar 136 Dhanasiri 95 Machnoor ]45 Shaikpur 57 Dharmapur 133 Madgi 59 Shamshuddinpur alias 97 Didgi 30 Madhapur Potalbugda 153 Digwal 159 Madri 79 Shamsullapur 31 Doultabad ]46 Malchalma 23 Shapur 22 Mahbatpur 147 Siddapur 10 Malgi 43 Singtam 109 Edukalpalle 72 Malkanpahad 21 Sirpur 115 Edulapalle 143 Malkapur (near Jadi) 81 Mamidigi 80 Ganeshpur 34 Mamidipalle 93 Tammedpalle 61 Gangapur 60 Tatpalle 125 Mannapur Tekur 86 Gangwar 166 Manyarpalle 62 112 Ginyarpalle 91 Tumkunta 8 Mariyampur Tummampalle 148 Godgarpalle 17 Matoor 55 135 Godgarpalle (Patti Dhanaseri) 102 Medpalle 127 Gopanpalle 85 Metalkunta 66 Vanarripalle 139 Gousabad 87 Mirzapur (BungJow) . 157 Venkatapur 137 Gudpalle 63 Mirzapur (near Nya1kal) 76 Gunjoti ]40 Mogdampalle 78 Waddi 105 Guntamarpalle 47 Mohammadapur 160 Gurujawada 33 Moratga 65 Mungi 69 Yelgoi 5 Murtuzapur 41 Yenkepalle 71 Hadnoor 56 Yousufpur 39 Hasnabad 151 Huggeli 45 Naganpalle 14 Hulgera 172 NagreddipaJle 92 Zahirabad

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(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 HUssainnagar (Saidabad) . 2.85 P W J,Ri 2 Chikurthi 3.21 P W I,Ri 3 Amirabad 2.60 P W J,Ri 4 Kakijanwada 1.94 P W J,Ri 5 Murtuzapur 1.60 W J,Ri

6 Chalki 2.48 P W J,Ri 7 Humnapur 1.15 W J,Ri 8 Mariyampur 1.60 P W J,Ri 9 Rathnapur 3~5 P W KR PO J,Ri 10 Malgi 3.34 P W KR PO J,Ri

11 Dappur 4.26 P W KR PO I,Ri 12 Atnoor 0.70 P W KR J,Ri 13 Chingapalle 6.04 P W I,Ri 14 Hulgera 4.73 P W PO I,Ri 15 Ibrahimpur 2.77 P W I,Ri

16 Raghapur 1.90 W I,Ri 17 Matoor 2.24 P W I,Ri 18 Khan JamaJpur 1.83 P W J,Ri 19 ltikepalle 3.00 P W J,Ri 20 Pampad 3.32 P W ; PO J,Ri

21 Sirpur 1.69 p W PR I,Ri 22 Mahbatpur 1.06 W PR J,Ri :23 Shapur 1.04 W J,Ri 24 Jamalpur 1.08 Uninhabited 25 Nagwar 2.05 P W KR J,Ri

26 Kushnoor 2.20 P W J,Ri 27 Chimnapur 1.26 Uninhabited 28 Raikode 4.42 P,M W KR PO J,Ri 29 Chinna Jamga 2.35 P W J,Ri 30 Madhapur 0.54 W J,Ri

31 Doultabad 1.49 P W KR J,Ri 32 Peepalpalle 4.25 P W PO J,Ri 33 Moratga 2.94 P W J,Ri 34 Mamidipalle 1.92 P W J,Ri 35 Indur 4.77 P W J,Ri

36 Bogulapalle alj~.~ 0.91 P W J,Ri Mustafapur 37 Kodur 3.74 P W PO I,Ri 38 Narayanapalle alias 2.26 Uninhabited Khudavandpur 39 Hasnabad 3.79 P W PO J,Ri 40 Aurangnagar 1.38 P W I,Ri 25

DIRECTORY

and Land nse GAJWEL TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,.... Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated' waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1) ------_------

773 T(120): Tk(72),W(48) 553 1,466 Bhongir 27 81 T(67): W(45),Tk(22) 707 634 115 Bhongir 32 82 T(67): W(67) 509 558 Bhongir 35 Varadharaja 83 Swamy Temple T(173): W(87),Tk(86) 138 3,768 Bhongir 37 84 T(71): W(60),Tk(ll) 600 474 1,600 Bhongir 32 85

T(38): W(32),Tk(6) 639 312 943 Bhongir 34 86 T(251): Tk(216),W(35) 594 633 291 Bhongir 38 87 T(18): Tk(ll),W(7): 228 501 59 Bhongir 40 81

T(243): Tk(148),W(95) 2,374 2,556 3,620 Bhongir 38 89 T(6): W(6) 123 41 226 Bhongir 38 90

T(35): W(35) 683 241 353 Siddipet 38 91 T(60): Tk(53),W(7) 249 515 56 Siddipet 37 92 T(1l8): Tk(88),W(30) 480 664 43 Siddipet 35 93 T(22): W(20),Tk(2) 160 66 424 Siddipet 38 94 T(5): W(S) 205 89 114 Siddipet 35 95

T(137): Tk(136),W(l) 845 49 1,861 Siddipet 34 96 T(55): Tk(30),W(2S) 165 418 475 Siddipet 48 97 T(48): Tk(25),W(23) 1,271 462 1,726 Siddipet 35 98 T(466): Tk(441),W(25) 200 300 3,853 Hyderabad 53 99 T(355): Tk(309),W(46) 1,561 561 2,815 Hyderabad 51 100

227 T(33): W(23),Tk(10): 365 394 1,057 Siddipet 45 101 T(2S8): Tk(198),W(60) 823 114 2,600 Siddipet 42 102 T(23): Tk(18),W(5) 464 112 838 Siddipet 38 103 496 T(3): Tk(3) 109 179 480 Siddipet 42 104 216 T(IS): Tk(15) 27 14 Siddipet 51 105

T(23): W(23) 232 93 348 Siddipet 53 106 510 T(46): W(46) 210 325 917 Siddipet 50 107 138 T(103): Tk(63),W(40) 20 604 5,730 Siddipet 53 108 T(41): Tk(34),W(7) 464 570 Siddipet 48 109 T(IS): Tk(10),W(5) 50 37 Siddipet 50 110

474 T(33): W(30),Tk(3) 63 34 154 Siddipet 48 III T(4): W(4) 368 367 131 Siddipet 51 112 T(29Z): Tk(273),W(19) 565 249 1,346 Siddipet 54 113 T(169): Tk(l67),W(2) 316 206 Hyderabad 56 114 T(394): Tk(378),W(16) 172 25 4 Hyderabad 58 115

T(167): Tk(167) 145 6 462 Hyderabad 54 116 310 850 1,713 976 Hyderabad 53 117 9 2 40 Hyderabad 54 118 1,394 T(l44): Tk(139),W(S) 383 174 433 Hyderabad 32 119 117 T(9): W(9) 94 23 131 Medak 61 120 84

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121 Vellur 4.79 M W,Tk KR PO Ri,M 122 Seetharampalle 0.75 P W,Tk KR Ri,M 123 Amberpet 0.73 P W,Tk KR Ri,M 124 Madharam 1. 75 P W,Tk KR Ri,M 125 Masjidpalle 2.44 P W,Tk KR PO Ri,M

126 Chandapur 1. 32 W,Tk KR Ri,M 127 N..lcharam 2.60 P W,Tk KR PO Ri,M

123 Ananthlgiripalle 2.40 P W,Tk KR Ri,M 129 Ghanpur 3.85 P,R W,Tk KR PO Ri,M 130 Venkatapur Agraharam 0.69 P W,Tk KR Ri,M

131 Dharmlrajpalle 0.57 P W,Tk Ri,M 132 Ramaipalle 1.10 P w,n PR Ri,M 133 Manoharabad 4.10 M W,Tk PR,T PO Ri,M 134 KonaiplJle (Patti Tupran) 0.88 P W,Tk PR Ri,M 135 Gourar~m 1.45 P W,Tk KR PO ru,M

136 Rangaipalle 1.41 P W,Tk Ri,M 137 Mupp reddipalle 1.41 P W,Tk KR Ri,M 133 Masjidp: lie 0.('5 Uninhabited 139 Jeedipalle 2.33 P W,Tk PR Ri,M 140 Kucharam 2.82 P D W,Tk PR PO Ri,M

141 Kondapur 1.46 P W,Tk KR Ri,M 142 Kalakal 5.37 P W,Tk PR PO Ri,M 143 Banda Mailaram 2.10 P W,Tk Ri,M 144 Banda1 immapur 1.18 P W,Tk Ri,M 145 Kothur 1.94 P W,Tk Ri,M

146 Kokkonda 4.18 P W,Tk PO Ri,M 147 Singannaguda 0.98 M W,Tk Ri,M 148 Narsapur 0.75 P W,Tk Ri.M 149 Srirampur 0.67 P W,Tk Ri,M 150 Baswapur (Izara) 2.29 P W,Tk Ri,M

151 Dasarlapalle 0.98 W,Tk Ri,M 152 Achaipalle 0.94 P W,Tk Ri,M 153 Tuniki Bollaram 4.54 P,H W,Tk PO Ri,M 154 Mulug 7.43 M W,Tk PO Ri,M . 155 Lakshmakkapalle 1.11 p W,Tk Ri.M

156 Chinna Timmapur 1.10 P W,Tk Ri,M 157 Zapthi Singaipalle 1.61 p W,Tk Ri,M 158 Gangadharpalle 0.69 W,Tk Ri,M 159 Chillasagar 6.08 H W,Tk PO Ri,M 160 Mustafaguda 0.32 Uninhabited 85

DIRECTORY and Land use GAJWEL TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,- Nearest Day historical Loea- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for cuIti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (I) .. -----_.-- --.------~.-- ---_------_"_ _----_ ------_.. -----

675 T(l63): Tk(151),W(l2) 602 316 1,309 Medak 61 121 205 18 257 Medak 62 122 T(2lO): W(210) 137 76 44 Hyderabad 56 123 T(6): Tk(4), W(2) 237 22 855 Medak 61 124 T(208): Tk( I 99),W(9) 284 1~0 1,089 Medak 64 125

75 105 664 Medak 61 126 T(152): Tk(l42),W(lO) 293 . 51 1,166 Medak 58 Sri Lakshmi 127 Narasimha Swamy Temple 349 T(7): W(5),Tk(2) 311 177 692 Medak 56 128 T(34): Tk(21),W(13) 355 374 1,701 Medak 50 129 T(27): Tk(23),W(4) 207 59 148 Medak 51 130

T(20): W(10).Tk(10) 63 19 262 Medak 48 131 T(26): Tk(l3),W(l3) 137 541 Medak 42 132 430 T(348): Tk(298),W{50) 344 1,142 360 Medak 40 133 T(6): W(6) 51 63 443 Medak 37 134 T(14): Tk(9),W(5) 175 41 698 Medak 38 135

432 T(10): W(8),Tk(2) 240 78 135 Hyderabad 42 136 T(57):Tk(42),W(15) 512 107 226 Hyderabad 43 137 32 Hyderabad 45 138 449 T(164): Tk(156),W(8) 63 125 690 Hyderabad 3S 139 T(49); W(35),Tk(14) 489 1,266 Hyderubad 32 140

T(l9): Tk(15),W(4) 230 62 623 Hyderabad 45 141 T(41'): Tk(28),W(20) 931 2,457 Hyderabad 32 142 T(23): Tk(13),W(10) 510 170 641 Hyderabad 32 143 T(70): Tk(67),W(3) 340 345 Hyderabad 35 144 T(9): Tk(5),W(4) 475 1~6 611 Hyderabad 35 145

T(50): Tk(35),W(l5) 468 2,157 Hyderabad 38 146 T(189): Tk(l81),W(8) 100 189 147 Hyderabad 38 147 T(108): Tk(lC6),W(2) 319 52 1 Hyderabad 42 148 T(23): Tk(19),W(4) 4 45 356 Hyderabad 42 149 T(14): Tk(9),W(5) 430 119 902 Hyderabad 40 150

T(14); Tk(13),W(l) 200 413 Hyderabad 42 151 207 T(IO): W(5),Tk(5) 243 130 11 Hyderabad 42 152 T(leO): W(lOO) 1,243 1,566 Hyderabad 40 153 1.332 T(261): Tk(186),W(75) 1,225 80 1,857 Hyderabad 32 154 T(I1): W(11) 200 499 Hyderabad 3n 155

310 T(6): W(6) 250 133 Hyderabad 24 156 590 T(43): W(4O),Tk(3) 268 78 51 Hyderabad 29 157 T(9): W(9) 229 203 Hyderabad 32 158 807 T(304): W(200),Tk(I04) 900 686 1,194 Hyderabad 35 Saturday 159 T(8): Tk(6),W(2) 66 121 9 Hyderabad 35 160 86

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161 Narsampalle 2.60 P W,Tk ru,M 162 Bhilampur 1.82 p W,Tk Ri,M 163 Thanadharpalle 1.66 W,Tk Ri,M 164 Mamdial 2.36 P W,Tk PO Ri,M 165 Aliabad alias Adivi MasJid 2.32 P W,Tk Ri,M

166 Kottiyal 4.46 p W,Tk Ri,M 167 Karkapatla 4.18 P W,Tk Ri,M 168 Sivar Venkatapur 1.18 P W,Tk Ri,M 169 Damarakunta 8.68 \ W,Tk PO Ri,M 87

DIRECTORY and Land use GAJWEL TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ~------______A--- ______~ Nearest Day historical Loca Area not Town or days or archaeo tion Cultivated Area available and of the logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (IS) (1)

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T(I3): Tk(13) 663 13 975 Hyderabad 38 161 89 T(16): W(12),Tk(4) SIS 209 358 Hyderabad 43 162 215 T(17): W(10),Tkl7) 383 126 321 Hyderabad 46 163 T(42): Tk(26),W(16) 778 690 Hyderadad 25 164 T(80): Tk(S2),W(28) 302 1,102 Hyderabad 42 165

T(80): Tk(52),W(28) 517 S19 1,438 Hyderabad 45 166 1,008 T(85): W(49),Tk(36) 1,093 489 Bhongir 42 167 T(S): W(S) 725 19 3 Bhongir 43 168 T(2lS): Tk(138),W(SO) 1,002 2,252 2,OS2 Bhongir 40 169

SIDDIPET TALUK

ALPHABETICAL LISrr OF VILLAGES

SIDDIPET TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village CedeNo. CadeNo. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2)

5 Abram 58 Jakka:pur 2 Potharam 147 Akkanepalle 29 Jangapalle 118 Alipur 8 Pothareddipet 30 Almaspur 61 Pullur 41 Alwal 44 Kangal 122 Ananthasagar 38 Kasulabad 42 Ande 126 Kathurpalle 62 Raghavapur 54 Ankampet 144 Khanapur 135 Rajagopalpet 100 Ankireddipalle 150 Khata 143 Ankushapur 28 Khazipur 2J Rajakkapet aUas Chukka- 51 AppanpaUe 89 Konaipalle nnapet 4 Arepalle (Sivar Chikode) 137 Konaipalle 15 Ramakkapet 151 Kondamrajpalle 113 Ramancha 94 Kondapak 129 Ramanpatla 132 Baddipadga 47 Kondapur 105 Bakrichappiyal 86 Kuknurpalle 133 Rampur 138 Bandaram 10 Kundavelle 63 Raorukkal 72 Bandarpalle 9 Bhumpalle 27 Rlidraram 68 Bhusapur 16 Lachchapet 6 Boppapur 92 Lakkdaram 65 Burugpalle 43 Lingampet 55 SeetaramjJalle 34 Lingapur III Siddipet 32 LingarajpaUe 125 Sikindlapuf 79 Chandapur 40 Lingupalle 114 Chandlapuram 83 Singaram 35 Chappial 96 Sirsingandla 19 Chellapur 116 Machapur Patti Singaram 124 Sivampalle 123 CherIa Ankireddipalle 22 MachapuramPatti Dubbak Sivarampur 24 Chervapur 18 Mallaipalle 7 64 China Gundavelly 127 Mallaram alias Kondarao- 33 Surampalle 119 China Kodur paUe 53 Chintamadka 60 Malliyal 12 Chittapur 37 MaUupalle 71 TadakapaUe 120 Chowdaram 109 Mandapalle 139 TimmaipaUe 13 Chowderapalle 87 Mangole 93 Timmareddipalle 141 Maqdumpur 102 Marpadga 48 Timmapur 14 Dharmajipet 90 Mathapalle 84 Tipparam 49 Dharmaram 121 Medipalle 76 Togata 31 Dommat 91 Mednipuf 67 Tornal 17 Dubbak 39 Mirdoddi 101 Dudded 107 Mittapalle 75 Tukkapur 23 DumpaJapaJle 26 Motha 85 Muddapur 11 Engurthi 136 Mundrai 36 Veerareddipalle 70 Ensanpalle 98 Velkata 88 Errapalle 97 Nacharam 106 Velkatur 104 Nacharpalle Vemulghat 1 Gambhirpur 81 145 Nagarajpalle Venkatapur 115 Gangapur 146 Nangnoor 69 148 Gatla Mallial 56 Narayanraopet 140 Venkatapur 45 Ghanpur t42 Narmitta 78 Venkatraopet 149 Ghanpur 108 Narsapur Viswanathpalle 95 Giraipalle 99 130 Gonepalle 117 Vittal,pur 46 Gudikandula 59 Gurralagondi 131 Oblapur 25 Habshipur 21 Yellapur Hasan Mirapoor 82 PaUepahad Yellareddipet 52 134 Palmakula 74 3 Pedda Chikode so YetigadJa Kistapur 128 Jbrahimnagar 50 Pedda Gundavelli 57 lbrahimpur llO Pedda Kodur 73 Pedda Masanpalle 112 Imamabad Zapti Lingareddipalle 66 Irkode 103 Ponnal 77 89 90

VILLAGE

Amenities MEDAK DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THl! VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. MiIes Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- , Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Gambhirpur 4.81 P W PO Ri,M 2 Potharam 1.83 P W Ri,M j Pedda Chikode 8.99 2P,M W PO Ri,M 4 Arepalle (Sivar Chikode) . 0.65 P W Ri,M 5 Akaram 7.91 3P W KR PO Ri,M

6 BOPP:::,pllr 2.59 P W Ri,M 7 Sivarampllr 9.25 Uninhabited 8 Pothareddipet 7.20 M D E W PR PO Ri,M 9 Bhumpalle 5.89 2P Fpc w PO Ri,M 10 Kundavelle 1. 75 P W KR Ri,M

11 Engurthi 2.67 P W PO Ri,M 12 Chittapur 2.45 M E W PR PO· RLM 13 Chowderapalle 1.61 P W Ri,M 14 Dharmajipet 3.S3 P,H W KR PO Ri,M 15 Ramakkapet 1.69 P W KR PO Ri,M

16 Lnchchapet 0.68 P,H W KR PO Ri,M 17 Dllbbak 9.64 P,H D,Phc W KR PO Ri,M

18 Malhipalle 1.54 W Ri,M 19 Cheilapur 3.72 M W PO ,Ri,M 20 R-j'lkk.lpet alias 1.69 P W PO Ri,M Chukkanllapet

21 Yellapur 1.63 Uninhabited 22 Machaputam Part i 2.56 P W PO Ri,M Dubbak 23 Dumpalapalle 9.64 M W PO Ri,M 24 Chervapur 0.82 P W KR Ri,M 25 Habshipur 3.85 P E W KR PO Ri,M

26 Motha 4.41 P W PO Ri,M 27 Rudraraill 4.91 M W PO Ri,M 28 Khazipur 3.75 H W PO Ri,M 29 Jangapalle 1. 8t P W PO Ri,M 30 AImaspur 1.03 P W Ri,M

31 Dommat 7.45 M,B D W PO Ri,M 32 Lingarajpalle 1.39 P W Ri,M 33 Surampalle 4.64 P W,Tk Ri,M 34 Lingapur 3.29 P W Ri,M 35 Chappial 8.02 M,B Fpc W PO Ri,M

36 Veerareddi~e 2.33 P W Ri,M 37 Mallupalle 3.19 P W Ri,M 38 Kasulabad 3.36 p W Ri.M 39 Mirdoddi 11.18 2P,H D E W PO Ri,M 40 Lingupalle 3.29 P W Ri,M 91

DIRECTORY and Land Dse SIDDIPET TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,_- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the . logical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly Importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (1)

~-- -~ ---.-----~------.~~-- . ----_------~----

527 T(316): Tk(238),W(78) 1,000 522 713 Siddipet 29 1 T(162): Tk(l25),O(37) 441 139 429 Siddipet 26 2 1,771 T(444): Tk(296),W(148) 1,233 483 1,822 Siddipet 29 3 T(34): Tk(34) 160 37 185 Siddipet 27 4 T(359): Tk(321), W(38) 1,018 1,022 2,663 Siddipet 26 5

T(227): 'Tk(217),W(10) 900 210 320 Siddipet 30 6 T(33): Tk(33) 87 20 18 Siddipet 30 7 T(1,13!): Tk(992),W(!39) 1,490 743 1,244 Siddipet 34 8 T(997): Tk(997) ! ,267 1,047 460 Siddipet 32 9 T(57): Tk(57) 25 1,038 Siddipet 30 10

T(379): Tk(364),W(15) 737 250 342 Siddipet 32 11 T(416): Tk(386),W(30) 610 \ 134 408 Siddipet 29 12 T(281): W(150),Tk(131) 202 200 347 Siddipet 29 13 T(510): Tk(490),W(20) 871 250 820 Siddipet 29 14 T(260): Tk(21O),W(50) 1,050 187 109 Siddipet 32 15

T(20): Tk(20) 361 39 25 Siddipet 30 Thursday 16 449 T(I ,210): Tk(820),W(390) 2,503 482 2,715 Siddipet 26 Wednesday Mallamma 17 Temple 201 T(728): Tk(728) 30 9 17 Siddipet 29 18 T(46): Tk(46) 1,350 204 1,765 Siddipet 29 19 T(420): Tk(280),W(!40) 421 11 229 Siddipet 30 20

T(l3Q): Tk(130) 701 55 157 Siddipet 30 21 T(28): Tk(28) 512 228 870 Siddipet 24 22

T(J24): Tk(64),W(60) 709 1,174 4,189 Siddipet 22 23 T(524): Tk(524) Siddipet 26 2~ T(232): Tk(194),W(38) 1,602 250 380 Siddip~t 21 25

T(350): Tk(220),W(130) 2,189 150 133 Siddipet 30 26 T(757): Tk(657),W(100) 921 968 496 Siddipet 34 27 T(422): Tk(352),W(70) 905 737 336 Siddipet 35 Wednesday 28 T(402): Tk(230),W(I72) 53-I 63 162 Siddipet 34 Wednesday 29 T(38): Tk(38) 299 291 31 Siddipet 35 30

1,070 T(796): Tk(546),W(250) 1,467 514 934 Siddipet 37 Friday 31 120 T(35): Tk(35) 640 171 165 Siddipet 35 32 T(674): Tk(674) 1,186 325 784 Siddipet 38 33 T(lW): W(60), Tk(50) 1,126 705 164 Siddipet 37 34 T(686): Tk(563), W(123) 3,658 720 68 Siddipet 32 35

T(I,32): W(96),Tk(36) 1,090 185 84 Siddipet 35 36 T(426): Tk(426) 1,175 214 250 Siddipet 30 37 480 T(313): Tk(232),W(81) 466 429 462 Siddipet 27 38 474 T(I,393): Tk(l,193),W(200) 2,315 2,188 785 Siddipet 26 39 T(95): Tk(84),W(l1) 215 154 1,641 Siddipet 26 40 92

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Amenities MEDAK DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AV AILAlILE WITHIN THE VILLAGB tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq. Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) .-~--~---.~--.-.---_..,...-----"-~-

41 A1wal 4.06 M,H W PO Ri,M 42 Ande 3.37 P Fpc W Ri,M 43 Lingampet 1. 30 P W Ri,M 44 Kangal 3.90 P W Ri,M 45 Ghanpur 3.29 P W PO Ri,M

46 Gudikandula 7.36 M,H W PO Ri,M 47 Kondapur 1.82 P E W Ri,M 48 Timmapur 4.12 P,M E W PR PO Ri,M

49 Dharmaram 2.00 P E W PR RLM 50 Pedda GundaveUi 7.45 P,H E W KR PO Ri,M

51 Appanpalle 2.02 P W Ri,M 52 Hasan Mirapoor 1.24 P W Ri,M 53 Chintamadka 2.67 P W PO Ri,M 54 Ankampet 1.44 P W Ri,M 55 Seetarampalle 0.35 P W Ri,M

56 Narayamaopet 9.52 P,M W KR PO Ri,M 57 Ibrahimpur 3.24 P W PO Ri,M 58 Jakkapur 8.76 P E W KR PO Ri,M 59 Gurralagondi 4.61 H E W KR PO Ri,M 60 Malliyal 4.21 P E W KR Ri,M

61 Pullur . 7.64 P,H Phc E W PR PO Ri,M

62 Raghavapur 7.01 M E W,Tk PR PO Ri,M 63 Raorukkal 3.71 M Fpc E W KR PO Ri,M 64 China Gundavelly 3.90 P E W KR PO Ri,M 65 Burugpalle l. 36 P E W PR Ri,M

66 Irkode 4.22 M E W PR PO Ri,M 67 Tornal 3.54 H E W PR PO Ri,M 68 Bhusapur 2.74 P W KR Ri,M 69 Venkatapur 3.28 P W KR PO Ri,M 70 Ensanpalle 4.54 P,H W KR PO Ri,M

71 TadakapaUe 4.84 P Fpc W KR PO Ri,M 72 BandarpaUe 3.09 P W KR Ri,M,J 73 Pedda Ma~npalle 5.23 P W Ri,M,J 74 Yellareddipet 4.21 P W KR PO Ri,M,J 75 Tukkapur 2.18 P W Ri,M,J

76 Togata 3.16 2P D W PO Ri,M,J 77 Zapti Lingareddipalle 1.90 M W Ri,M,J 78 Venkatraopet 3.04 M F~ W PO Ri,M,J 79 Chandapur 1.15 P W Ri,M,J 80 Yetigadda Kistapur 4.48 M W PO Ri,M,J 93

DIRECTORY and Land ase smDIPET TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,.. Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the lo&ical Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Market if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T(492): Tk(472).W(20) 1,137 517 452 Siddipet 27 41 T(359): Tk(318).W(41) 992 541 270 Siddipet 27 42 T(ll7): Tk(99).W(18) 325 150 240 Siddipet 29 43 T(217): Tk(217) 956 910 413 Siddipet 30 44 T(349): Tk(344),W(5) 936 600 220 Siddipet 26 45

25 T(454): Tk(431),W(23) 2,927 919 385 Siddipet 29 46 T(896): Tk(856).W(4O) 152 80 36 Siddipet 14 47 216 T(3l1): Tk(311) 2,054 50 5 Siddipet 14 Tuesday Hanuman 48 Temple T(67): W(45).Tk(22) 642 244 327 Siddipet 19 49 T(571): Tk(41S).W(l53) 2,571 332 1,294 Siddipet 22 50

T(198): Tk(124),W(74) 1,005 27 62 Siddipet 22 51 T(50): Tk(50) 690 40 634 Siddipet 24 52 T(316): Tk(316) 1,105 125 796 Siddipet 24 53 T(114): Tk(93).W(21) 602 100 105 Siddipet 22 54 T(50): Tk(50) 120 20 34 Siddipet 24 55

T(I,196): Tk(I,056).W(14O) 3,863 207 826 Siddipet 24 56 T(102): Tk(86).W(I6) 129 17 1,825 Siddipet 26 57 T(396): Tk(356),W(4O) 4,187 260 765 Siddipet 24 58 256 T(573): Tk(503),W(70) 1,483 310 328 Siddipet 22 59 T(253): Tk(196),W(57) 1,467 420 554 Siddipet 21 60

T(796): Tk(48S),W(3l1) 3,785 100 208 Siddipet 11 ... Lakshminarasimha 61 Swamy Temple T(743): Tk(702),W(41) 3,016 455 272 Siddipet 13 62 T(554): Tk(425),W(129) 1,179 495 147 Siddipet 14 63 T(381): Tk(226),W(155) 1,799 177 139 Siddipet 11 64 T(151): Tk(85),W(66) 605 25 89 Siddipet 5 65

T(336): Tk(176),W(160) 1,779 300 285 Siddipet 8 66 T(257): Tk(217),W(40) 1.588 208 212 Siddipet 11 67 T(222): Tk(179),W(43) 1,008 229 294 Siddipet 13 68 T(103): Tk(82),W(21) 924 532 540 Siddipet 14 69 T(447): Tk(447) 1,827 230 401 Siddipet 5 70

98 T(279): W(142),Tk(137) 1,598 856 266 Siddipet 8 71 T(132): Tk(132) 1,769 40 36 Siddipet 13 72 756 T(326): Tk(311),W(15) 1,387 511 367 Siddipet 14 73 T(887): Tk(887) 1,040 431 340 Siddipet 16 74 55 T(150): Tk(150) 782 314 94 Siddipet 19 75

T(567): Tk(528),W(39) 3,019 882 2,504 Siddipet 22 76 T(225): Tk(225) 666 175 150 Siddipet 24 77 T(650): Tk(545),W(10S) 797 382 116 Siddipet 27 78 T(396): Tk(353),W(43) 164 49 127 Siddipet 26 79 119 T(470): Tk(304),W(I66) 1,809 40 595 Siddipet 35 80 94

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Amenities

M~DAK DISTRICT

Loca- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and Food No. water nications Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) . (8) (9) (10)

81 Vemu!ghat 8.71 H W KR PO Ri,M,J 82 Pallepahad 3.70 P W Ri,M,J 83 Singaram 1. 79 P W Ri,M,J 84 Tipparam 3.14 P W PO Ri,M 85 Muddapur 1.41 P D E W Ri,M

86 Kuknurpalle 4.31 M D,Fpc W PR PO Ri,M

87 Mangole '2.88 P W PO Ri,M 88 Errapalle 4.89 P W KR Ri,M 89 Konaipalle 1.41 P W Ri,M 90 Mathapalle 1.59 P W KR Ri,M

91 Mcdnipur 8.14 P W PR Ri,M 92 Lakkdaram 4.29 P W KR Ri,M 93 ThimmareddipaUe 3.29 P E W PR PO Ri,M 94 Kondapak 14.16 3P,H D E W KR PO Ri,M 95 GiraipalJe 1.74 P W Ri,M

96 Sirsingandla 8.19 M W KR PO Ri,M 97 Nacharam 2.04 P W KR PO Ri,M 98 Velkata 3.85 P W KR Ri,M 99 Viswanathpalle 1. 78 W Ri,M 100 Ankireddipalle 4.21 P W PO Ri,M

101 Dudded 6.36· H E W PR PO Ri,M 102 Marpadga 11.54 2P,M Fpc E W KR PO Ri,M 103 Ponnal 6.51 P E W KR PO Ri,M 104 Nacharpalle 0.93 P W Ri,M 105 Bakricheppiyal 3.04 M W KR PO Ri,M

106 Velkatur 2.75 H W PO Ri,M 107 Mittapalle 7.52 2P,H E W PR PO Ri,M 108 Narsapur 2.78 P W KR Ri,M 109 Mandapalle 3.33 M W Ri,M 110 Pedda Kodur 4.08 M E W KR Ri,M

III Siddipet (Rural) 13.95 6P,M, 5H,Phc, E W PR To, PlO Ri,M 3H.C 2Mcw 112 Imamabad 0.49 P E W KR Ri,M 113 Ramancha 4.89 M E W KR PO Ri,M 114 Chandlapuram 3.28 M E W KR PO Ri,M 115 Gangapur 2.72 P W Ri,M

116 Machapur Patti Singaram 4.72 p E W PO Ri,M 117 Vittalpur 4.62 P W KR PO Ri,M 118 Alipur 13.37 P,H D,2Fpc E W KR PO Ri,M 119 Chinna Kodur 8.52 2P,H Phc E W KR PO Ri,M 120 Chowdaram 5.22 P W PO Ri,M 95

DIRECTORY and Land use SIDDIPET TALUK

LAND USB (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious. ..- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the I09,ica1 Code Forest Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Mhrket if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (I)

1,821 T(774): Tk(774) 965 886 1,123 Siddipet 34 81 1,293 T(358): Tk(345},W(13) 534 120 63 Siddipet 32 82 T(214): Tk(182),W(32) 700 95 136 Siddipet 30 83 T(228): Tk(160),W(68) 1,207 439 135 Siddipet 30 84 T(86): Tk(66), W(20) 687 52 77 Siddipet 29 • 85

T(262): Tk(262) 1,674 509 313 Siddipet 26 Friday Sri Rama 86 Temple T(310): Tk(310) 776 431 326 Siddipet 29 87 920 T(332): Tk(327},W(5) 1,106 440 331 Siddipet 30 88 128 T(102): Tk(97),W(5) 446 84 244 Siddipet 30 89 260 T(lll): Tk(58),W(53) 514 18 114 Siddipet 27 90

T(65): Tk(65) 1.123 251 22 Siddipet 27 91 441 T(158): Tk(83),W(75) 1,203 470 473 Siddipet 26 92 T(123): Tk(123) 1.262 621 99 Siddipet 22 93 1,655 T(739): W(408),Tk(331) 3,246 1,093 2,329 Siddipet 19 94 579 T(68): Tk(68) 101 264 101 Siddipet 21 95

1,569 T(533): W(383), Tk(150} 2,037 678 424 Siddipet 22 96 T(194): Tk(I71},W(23) 744 200 167 Siddipet 21 97 T(168}: Tk(168) 1,874 353 73 Siddipet 14 98 T(40): Tk(40J 915 140 44 Siddipet 16 99 T(153): Tk(114),W(39) 1,706 595 240 Siddipet 16 100

103 T(269}: W(182).Tk(87) 2,596 644 458 Siddipet 13 101 1,449 T(420): Tk(420} 3,602 511 1,394 Siddipet 14 102 T(329): Tk(229).W(100} 2,962 823 52 Siddipet 5 103 T(lOI}: W(80),Tk(21} 434 33 27 Siddipet 8 104 T(163): Tk(120),W(43) 1.240 436 106 Siddipet 10 105

T(207): Tk(207) 1,354 113 86 Siddipet 11 106 T(510): Tk(51O) 3,522 774 6 Siddipet 5 107 T(239): Tk(185),W(54) 1,153 72 315 Siddipet 5 108 T(152): Tk(152) 169 281 1,529 Siddipet 6 109 T(325): W(246},Tk(79) 1,859 223 204 Siddipet 8 110

T(1,278): Tk(I,066),W(2l2) 5.215 2,152 283 Proper Wednesday t III T(71), Tk(41),W(30) 177 32 33 Siddipet 3 112 T(310): Tk(217),W(93) 2,275 200 344 Siddipet 8 113 T(266): W(181),Tk(85) 1,230 394 209 Siddipet 10 t 114 T(129): Tk(129) 1,281 180 ISO Siddipet 13 115

T(343): Tk(283),W(60) • 2,426 51 200 Siddipet 13 116 T(175): W(l75) 2,484 267 30 Siddipet 16 117 118 1,956 T(749): Tk(706),W(43) 5,181 500 170 Siddipet 26 119 295 T(I,351): Tk(1,017),W(334) 1,393 213 2,200 Siddipet 16 430 T(217): W(217) 2,210 465 18 Siddipet 16 120 • Sarasiah Sitaramaswamy Temple t Hazrat Jam Urus t Ranganathaswamy Temple 96

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Loea- Area AMENITIES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE VILLAGE tion Name of in Staple Code Village Sq.Miles Educational Medical Electricity Drinking Commu- Postal and' Food No. water nieations Telegraph

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

-0 __ --- ____~ ____• - --- -_--- -~-- .-"~--- -_--

121 Medipalle 1.85 P E W KR Ri,M 122 Ananthasagar 6.27 P W PR Ri,M 123 Cherla AnkireddipaJle 1.14 P W PR PO Ri,M 124 Sivampalle 0.66 Uninhabited 125 Sikindlapur 2.81 P W Ri,M

126 Kathurpalle 1.45 P W Ri,M 127 Mallaram alias 1.~9 P W PR Ri,M KondaraopaJIe 128 Ibrahimnagar 3.64 P E W PR PO Ri,M 129 Ramanpatla 1.68 P E W PR PO Ri,M 130 Gonepalle 2.82 P E w PO Ri,M

131 Oblapur 1.80 P W Ri.M 132 Baddipadga 6.11 P Fpc E W PR PO Ri,M 133 Rampur 2.95 P W PO Ri,M 134 Palmakula 4.63 M Phc W PR PO Ri,M 135 Rajagopalpet 2.10 M W PR PO Ri,M

136 Mundrai 2.73 P W PR Ri,M 137 Konaipalle 1.90 P W Ri,M 138 Bandaram 5.73 M Phc W PO Ri,M

139 Timmaipalle 2.15 P W Ri,M 140 Venkatapur 2.35 P W PO Ri,M

141 Maqdumpur 2.18 P W Ri,M 142 Narmitta 5.39 M W PO Ri,M 143 Ankushapur 1.55 P W PO Ri.M 144 Khanapur 2.16 P W Ri,M 145 NagarajpaJle 0.86 P W Ri,M

J46 Nangnoor 8.91 2P,H Phe E W PO Ri,M 147 Akkanepalle 3.10 P W PO Ri,M 148 Gatla Mallial 4.04 P Fpe W PO Ri,M 149 Ghanpur 2.45 P W Ri,M 150 Khata 2.26 P W Ri,M

151 Kondamrajpalle 1.94 P W Ri,M 97

DIRECTORY and Land use SIDDIPET TALUK

LAND USE (Area under different types of land use in acres) Religious, ,- Nearest Day historical Loca- Area not Town or days or archaeo- tion Cultivated Area available and of the lo!;ical Code Forest ,.... Culturable for culti- distance Weekly importance, No. Irrigated Unirrigated waste vation (in Kms.) Mllrket :if any (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (1)

T(215): W(215) 558 374 37 Siddipet 18 121 T(60): W(44),Tk(l6) 2,045 1,850 57 Siddipet 18 122 T(70): W(70) 457 126 76 Siddlpet 18 123 T(35): Tk(35) 232 145 10 Siddipet 18 124 T(lSO): Tk(lOO),W(50) 1,155 235 253 Siddipet 19 125

T(88): W(88) 743 97 212 Siddipet 16 126 T(80): W(80) 821 51 321 Siddipet 16 127

T(90): W(90) 2,239 Siddipet II 128 T(126): W(91),Tk(35) 763 135 60 Siddipet 8 129 T(126): W(98),Tk(28) 1,388 250 36 Siddipet 10 130

T(76): Tk(44),W(32) 406 250 417 Siddipet 14 131 T(250): W (170), Tk(80) 2,700 948 51 Siddipet 18 132 T(160): W(l60) 691 135 973 Siddipet 19 133 T(300): W(300) 2,226 308 127 Siddipet 18 134 T(825): Tk(737), W(88) 180 199 136 Siddipet 16 135

T(155): W(155) 1,216 268 108 Siddipet 13 136 T(45): W(4S) 1,087 56 28 Siddipet 14 137 T(265): Tk(229), W(36) 2,298 523 577 Siddipet 18 Yousuf Sharif great 138 Karimulla Shah Dargha T(84): Tk(57), W(27) 1,009 194 89 Siddipet 18 139 T(84): Tk(63),W(21) 914 240 264 Siddipet 16 140

T(357): W(357) 829 135 74 Siddipet 21 141 T(265): Tk(237), W(28) 2,656 350 178 Siddipet 26 142 T(146): Tk(146) 634 121 41 Siddipet 26 143 T(78): Tk(66), W(12) 1,028 204 72 Siddipet 27 144 T(63): Tk(63) 308 169 16 Siddipet 32 145

T(881): Tk(717),W(164) 3,292 1,467 262 Siddipet 30 146 T(283): W(283) 1,417 215 69 Siddipet 35 147 T(150): Tk(l50) 2,356 75 4 Siddipet 37 148 T(l34): Tk(134) 1;003 378 53 Siddipet 37 149 T(l62): W(121),Tk(41) 1,001 258 25 Siddipet 38 150

T(41); W(41) 786 122 290 Siddipet 37 151 98

APPEN

Talukwise Abstract of Educational,

NATURE OF ---.A.

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3 Narayankhed 115 115 10 10 7 8 4 4

4 Andole (Jogipet) 137 140 15 16 11 12 2 2 3 3 2 2

5 Narsapur 108 108 9 9 12 12 6 6 2 2 (j 6

6 Medak 113 121 9 9 18 20 3 3 5 6 6 6

7 Gajwel 133 136 12 12 17 17 4 4 3 3 4 4

8 Siddipet 114 130 31 31 23 25 1 9 9 5 7 7 11 12

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SECTION II

TOWN DIRECTORY

Town Directory for treating them as towns. None of these towns In the Town Directory, the towns ill the district have been classified as either Urban Agglomeration or Standard Urban Areas. are arranged aJphabeticaJ1y and the several particu lars relating to them are given in the following seven Medak district which is one of the most backward statements: in Andhra Pradesh State has no Class I or II Towns. Siddipet is the only fairly populous town in the dis 5tatement I Status, Growth History and Func trict with a population of 26,296 persons; it is a Class tional Category of Towns III Town (i.e., the population of which is ranging from Statement II Physical Aspects and Location of 20,000 to 49,999). Medak, Zahirabad, Sangareddy, Towns Sadasivpet, Andole (Jogipet) ,and Ramachandrapuram Statement III Civic Finances Township come next in order and are Class IV Towns with population ranging between 10,000 to 19,999 and Statement IV Civic and other Amenities in the next to these Shankarampet having the smallest urban Towns population in the district viz., 4,837 persons is a Statement V Medical, Educational, Recrea Class VI Town (i.e., the population of which is less tional and Cultural Facilities in than 5,000). Lying in a thinly populated and econo the Towns mically backward tract, this district could not project a better picture in the various fields of development. Statement VI Trade, Commerce, Industry and The urban population of the district is 124,986 only Banking Facilities out of a total population] ,467,944 persons of the dist Statement VII Population by Religion and Sche rict constituting only 8.5% of the total population of duled Castes/Scheduled Tribes the district. The corresponding proportion in 1961 .in Towns Census was 7.6%. The number of urban centres is 8 bot,h during the 1961 and the 1971 Censuses. The following eigbt places have been treated as towns in Medak district at the 1971 Census. The details given in each of the 7 statements of the Town Directory are explained below. 1 Sangareddy 5 Andale (Jogipet) 2 Sadasivpet 6 Shankarampet Statement I-Status, Growth History and Functional Category of Towns 3 Ramachandra puram 7 Medak In this statement the civic status, the population Township (B.H.E.L.) 8 Sidd~pet recorded at ea,ch of the Censuses from 1901 or from 4 Zahirabad the C.~nsus in which it was treated as urban for the first time whichever is later, till.the 1971 Census and Ule Of these eight towns Ramachandrapuram Town functional category of each town are given. ship (B.H.E.L.) and Shankarampet are the only places classified as towns for the first time in the 1971 Cen The civic status of the town i.e., whether the town sus. Shankarampet though has a . population of is a Municipality or a Panchayat is indicated under 4,837 only, is classified as a town in consideration of column 5 by abbreviated letters like M, P. etc. The the distinct urban characteristics, the town possesses. population of the town recorded at each of the Censuses Sangareddy and Zahirabad have been classified as from 1901 to 1971 is given in the columns 6-13. If a towns from 19-11. Andale (Jogipet) has been classi place is treated as a town from a Census later than fied as town from 1921. The other towns viz., Sada 1901 the population is given from that Census only sivpet, Medak and Siddipet are classified as such from from which it was treated as urban. In column 14 1901. Kohir and Narayankbed of Zahirabad and and 15 the functional characteristics of each town i.e., Narayankhed taluks respectively which were treated as whether the town is an Industrial Town or a Service towns at the 1961 Census were declassified as rural in Town or a Trade & Commerce town etc., is given at 1971 as they dId not fully satisf) the criteria laid down 1961 and 1971 Censuses. 101 102

It may De' ofiserved' that aIr the tOWDS't!XCept' 60% then the town was designated as having the Medak bad' a significant fall in their population, at two characteristics and was termed as Indus 1921 Censn which was-due to the-epidemic of influenza trial-cum-Services or Industrial-cum-Commer at that time throughout the Telangana area. Furtlber, cial etc. a'decline is. also seen among most of the towns in the district at the r9~1 Census. The decadal variations in (c) If the combined proportion of the first two pre the population of the towns in tbe district is significant dominant characteristics is less than 60%. then in all the towns during the last three decades, and in the third predominant characteristic is also taken particular in 1971 compared to that during the early into consideration in designating the functional decades of the pr.esent century. The variation in tbe type of the city/town. Such cases are recorded population between. 1961 and 1971 is seen to be more as Industrial-cum-Commercial-cum-Services or conspicuous in Simgareddy, Zahirabad and Siddipet Iod ustrial-cum-Services-cum-Primary Activity compared to other towns. etc. Functional Category Examined against this background. the eight towns of this district fall under the following classifica By the very Dalure of urban d'evetopment, llhe' towns are bound to serve a variety of purposes. In order to tion during 1961 Census and 1971 Census. know to what extent the functions are diversified or Name of town the predominant characteristic is accentuated a scheme Functional Category "-1961 of statistical classi1ication was evolv~d at the 1961 1971 Census. Accordingly each town can be classified (1) (2) (3) Primary Activities Medak Medak, Andale, (lo broadly under the following categories viz., gipet) (i) Primary Activity :-Agriculture, Mining and 2 Industry Ramachandrapuram Township (B.H.E.L.) Fishing (Census Industrial Categories, I, II and 3 Services Sangareddy Sangareddy III of 1961 Census and Categories I, II, III and 4 Primary Activities-cum- Sadasivpet Shankarampet IV of 1971 Census) Industry (ii) Industrial :- Industry . including Construction 5 Primary Activities-cum- Andale Services . (Jogipet) (Census Industrial Categories rv, V and VI of 6 Industry-cum-Services Siddipet 1961 Census and Categories V(a), V(b) and VI 7 Services-cum - Industry - Zahirabad of 1971 Census) cum-Primary Activities (iii) Commercia' :-Trade and COmmerce (Census 8 Industry-cum - Trade & Siddipet Commerce-cum - Servi- Industrial Category VII of r961 Census and ces 1971 Census) 9 Trade & Commerce-cum- Zahirabad Primary Activities-cum- (iv) . Transport :-1ransport (Census Industrial Cate Industry gory VIII of 1961 and 1971 Censuses) and 10 Primary Activities-cum- Sadasivpet Trade & Commerce (v) Services:-Other Services (Census Industrial Cate gory IX of 1961 Census and 1971 Census) Ramachandrapuram Township and Shankarampet were not towns in 1961, Ramachandrapuram (B.H.E.L.) The predominant functional character of city/ can be classified obviously as an Industrial town. town is determined on the basis of the following prin- ~~: . Statement II-Physical Aspects and Location of (a) If the proportion of working population is more Towns than 40% of the total working population of This statement deals with physical aspects and the city/town in anyone of the above five cha: location of towns in the district. There are 13 columns racteristics then the city ftown was designated by in the statement. Under columns 3 to 5 in the that characteris~ic. ' statement data relating to the average annual (b) If the proportion is not more than 40% in any rainfal and the maximum and minimum temperatures one of the characteristics, then the next predo recorded in 1969 are given. If this information was minant characteristic was taken into account not available for any town then the particulars avail and if the first two predominant characteristics able for the nearest town have been given against such combined together have a proportion of over town. 103

Dnder column 6 the name of the nearest city with Protected water supply is available in all the a population of a lakh or more is given. Dader co towns in the district except in Medak and Shankaram lumns 7 to 9 the name of the State Headquarters, the pet. The source of drinking water is mainly from District Headquarters, Revenue Divisional Headquar river Manjeera, a tributary of the river Godavari and ters and the Taluk Headquarters together with the the Nandikonda vagu. distance from the town are given. Dnder columns 10 and 11 the nearest railway station and bus stand and Fire fighting service is available only in three the distance from the town are given. if navigation and towns viz., Medak, Ramachandrapuram Township sea port facilities are available to the town they are (B.H.E.L.) and Sadasivpet. Electricity supply is avail also given under columns 12 and 13. The district able in all the towns. is ill served so far as the railways are concerned. Of the eight towns'in the district only Zahirabad is having All the eight towns in the district have only open rail communication. Sangareddy, the district head surface drainage system. Water borne latrines are quarters, Siddipet and Medak which are of considera available only in Ramachandrapuram Township ble importancl'! in trade and industry in the district, (B.H.E.L.fand to a small extent in Andole (Jogipet). are not having rail transport facilities and they are at Service latrines are available in all the towns. a distance of 22,53 and 19 Kms. respectively from Statement V-MedicaJ, Educational, Recreational the nearest stations. There is great need for improving and Cultural facilities in Towns rail communications in this district. All ~he towns in the district are having bus communication facility Medical, Educational, Recreational and Cultural and Andbra Pradesh Srate Road Transport Corpora facilities available in the towns arc given in this sta te tion is providing necessary transport facilities. None ment under 17 columns. The following abbreviations of the eight towns has navigation or sea port facilities. are used under column 3 to show the type of medical facilities available in the town. Statement III-Civic Finance Medical facilities The set up of democratic decentralisation has H Hospital made the popular institutions such as Municipalities and Panchayats, at towns level, to bear'more responsi D Dispensary bilities in improving the civic needs of their own towns. MCW: Maternity and Child Welfare Centre The effective functioning of these popular institutions depends on the financial soundness of these local PHC : Primary Health Centre bodies. The receipts of these local bodies from the All the towns in the district have hospitals and various sources are shown under Cols. 3 to 9 while the there are 36 medical institutions which include the various items of expenditure are shown under Cols, 10- / Government Civil Hospitals, Dispensaries and Mater 16. Andole (Jogipet) and Siddipet towns have nity and Child Welfare Centres in all the towns more receipts than expenditure while the remain together with a total bed strength of 310 cater ing tewns have more expenditure than receipts. ing to the medical needs of a total urban popula Medak Municipality records high 'proportion of recei tion of 124,986 persons inhabiting in the eight towns pts as well as expenditure under the Item, 'Others'. in the district. It is seen that only 2.5 beds are availa~ ble per 1,000 population. Statement IV-Civic and other Amenities in Towns The various amenities being provided to the citi ~angareddy (the district headquarters town), zens by the Civic Administration in the towns are given Ramachandrapuram Township (B. H. E: L.) (an Indlls in this statement under 16 columns. The ameni trially important town) and Medak (a sub-divisional ties inclUlile internal road facility, existence and and taluk headquarters town) possess better medical nature of drainage system, protected water supply, facilities with 80, 75 and 87 beds respectively compared availability of fire fighting services, and electrific to other towns in this district. Shankarampet town ation particulars relating to domestic, i'ndustrial stands at the lowest rung. and commercial spheres and road lighting service Educational Facilities , and 'Others'. The different abbreviations used in columns 4, 8 and 9 are explained in the foot note to The following abbreviations are used to indicate the statement. the type of educational facility available in the town. 104

AS Arts and Science College has some reputation in regard to the associations pro TW Typewriting Institution moting cultural and literary activities such as Andhra Sahitya Parishad at Sangareddy, Medak Zilla Writers' ITI Industrial Training Institute Association at Siddipet and Vidyasamithi at Andole (Jogipet). The district is lagging behind other districts in the State in the field of education and this may be partly Statement VI-Trade, Commerce, Industry and due to the fact that the parents of children prefer to Banking Facilities educate them in Hyderabad city which is comparatively nearer to them. In this Statement, data on trade, commerce, indu stry and banking facilities· available in each town are given under fifteen colurims. Under columns 3 to 5 There are only two colleges imparting instructions the three most important commodities imported into in Arts and Science subjects, in this district one at the town are given while under columns 6 to 8 the three Andole (Jogipet) and the other at Siddipet. There are most important commodities exported fr?m the town no Medical and Engineering Colleges in the district. are given. Undcr columns 9 to 11 the three most There is no Polytechnic in any of the towns. Type important articles manufactured in the town are given. writing institutions are available only at Sangareddy Columns 12 to 14 are devoted to present the banking and Medak, the two important centres in the district, and co-operative credit facilities available in the one at each of these two towns. The Industrial Train town. ing Institute is also available at Sang~reddy. The three most important commodities under There are only 19 Higher Secondary or Secondary imports, exports and manufacture were decided in Schools, 9 Middle or Upper Primary Schools and 27 terms of the estimated volume of the commodities Junior Secondary or Primary Schools in the Urban transacted and in terms of the volume of total output areas of the district. The following table shows the of the commodities concerned respectively in each of the gross inadequacy of the educational facilities available towns and not on the basis of the value. However, in the urban areas of the district. the uniqueness of a town which exhibited special char acteristics in the spheres of either industry or manufac Number of Schools per 10,000 population ture or mining etc, has been retained by indicating those Nlm~ of the ,,-' Town Higher Secondary Middle Junior Secon- items of production or manufactur~ as the case may be or Secondary dary, Prim:HY - in the concerned columns although such commodities did not stand a comparison with the other commodi (1) (2) (3) (4) ties in sheer terms of their estimated volume of transaction. Andole (Jogipet) 1.61 1.61 Medak 2.05 1.54 2.05 Medak district is industrially backward. It is predominantly an agricultural tract depending largely Ramachandrapuram 1.79 0.89 3.59 Township (B.H.E.L.) on rain fed tanks only as there are no important rivers except the river Manjira. Cottage and household Sadasivpet 1. 33 2.00 industries such as cotton spinning, cotton and silk Sangareddy 1.15 3.47 weaving, carpentry, toys, jewellery making, manufac ture of bronze ware, dyeing and printing of textiles Shankaram pet 2.06 2.06 2.06 etc., are worth mentioning in the district. Siddipet, Siddipet 1.14 0.38 1.14 Sangareddy and Shankaram pet are reputed for their excellent cotton sarees with pretty designs command Zahirabad 1.62 0.54 2.17 ing a wide market throughout Central India. Rama District Urban Average 1.36 0.72 2.17 chandrapuram is well known for the heavy electrical equipment produced in B.H.E.L. The district is also . The picture is equally bad on the recreational and provided with an industrial estate to promote develop cultural side. There is' not even a single stadium in ment of small industries. Medak, Sangareddy, any of the towns in this district. There are 12 cinema Z2hirab2d and Andole (Jogipet) have promising signs halls and IO libraries including the reading rooms in of industrial development. The district is not rich in all the 8 towns put together. The town Siddipet is mineral wealth. Building material and road metal are having Auditorium Drama Hall. However the district being obtained from the granite found in the district. 105

IMPORTS The district is served by a net work of 17 banks of which 3 each are located in Andole; Zahira The principal imports into the district are yarn, bad and Siddipet, 2 each in Sadasivpet, Sangareddy mill cloth of various types, medical products, pesti and Medak and one in each of the remaining two cides, fertilizers, crockery, plastic goods, petroleum products, raw jute and its products, general kirz na towns. Seven agricultural credit societies and 3 non products, etc. agricultural credit societies are available in all the towns together. This district is also provided with EXPORTS grain hanks to promote the agricultural industry in the district. The most important commodities exported from the district are agricultural commodities like rice, jowar, maize, chillies, oil seeds, pulses, jaggery, be~di Statement VII-PopUlation by Religion and Sche leaves, timber, toys, raw and tanncd hides, skins, duled Castes/Scheduled Tribes in Towns cotton and silk handloom sarees. The details of the population, as per 1971 Census MANUFACTURE count, by Religion, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes with sex breakup are shown for each of the On the manufacture side the handloom sarees towns in the district under columns 3 to 22. Only with their excellent designs of Siddipet, Sangareddy and important religions whose population is not less than Sadasivpet are widely known even outside the state. 10% of the total population of the town are given in The toys and the wood carvings of Sadasivpet, the heavy the statement, while other religions for which the electrical goods produced in the B.H.E.L. recently persons returned are less than 10% of the total popula established in Ramachandrapuram are of considerable tion of a town are grouped together and shown under importance. the category viz., "Others" in columns 15 and 16. The All the towns except Ramachandrapuram, Sada Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in sivpet and Shankarampet are the taluk headquar- a town are shown under columns 19-22. 10,575 per ters besides being marketing centres where the sons are reported as Scheduled Castes in urban areas of wh01esale markets known as, 'mandis' are located. this district accounting for 4.5(% of the total Schedu The export and import of various commodities led Castes population in the district, while only J4 as above will take place in those centres. For persons are reported under Scheduled Tribes in urban obvious reasons these centres are also serving as the areas constituting 11.7% of the total Scheduled Tribes link markets for several commodities coming in from population in the district. the neighbouring taluks. Siddipet can almost bc described as commercial headquarters of the district The particulars presented in the statements II to and is easily the biggest wholesale and retail market. VI are based on the data obtained from the Tahsildars Zahirabad being the only commercial town having and Local Bodies concerned and also from the concer rail communication is growing as an important trade ned departments like Medical,_Educational, Electricity centre. Sangareddy is an important trading centre departments, etc., while the particulars furnished partiuclarly for the silk sarees and silk cloth. in statements I and VII are based on the Census data. 106

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PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

In this part of the District Census Handbook the of Location Code Numbers. In the urban areas the Primary Census Abstract of 1971 Census on the follow data are arranged in the ascending order of Location ing aspects is presented for each revenue village in Code Numbers of towns and also in the ascending respect of rural areas and for each ward and each order of the ward number. The uninhabited villages Enumerator's Block of a town in urban areas. and villages which have been fully included in a town have been indicated accordingly. In respect of villa 1 Location Code No. and Name of the village/town ges which are partly included in towns the word and area "Rural" has b.-:en added in italics and in brackets 2 Total number of occupied residential houses and after the name of the village and the particulars relat total number of households ing to the rural portion only have been given against such villages. At the beginning of each taluk an 3 Total population and its sex breakup Alphabetical List of Villages together with their Loca 4 Population of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled tion Code Numbers are given. This Alphabetical List Tribes by sex breakup of Villages given in the P. C. A. facilitates the reader in locating the required village and its Location Code 5 Literate and educated persons by sex Number and thereafter to know the Primary Census 6 Total workers and the breakup of the workers Abstract particulars. The taluk map showing all the into nine categories and also the total non-work villages and towns with their boundaries given in the ers by sex as below Village Directory facilitates the location of the required village/town. The jurisdiction of each Enu Category I Cultivators merator's Block is given before the urbani block wise Category II Agricultural Labourers Primary Census Abstract. Category III Livestock, Forestry, F ish in g, Hunttng and Plantations, Orch The population data presented in 38 Cols. of tre ards and allied Activities Primary Census Abstract relate to all persons alive at sunrise on 1st April, 1971 and were present within Category IV Mining and Quarrying the territory of Medak district whether they lived in normal residential houses or in institutions such as hospi Category V Manufacturing, Processing, Ser vicing and Repairs tals, hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels etc., or whether they were merely houseless persons like the a) Household Industry wandering tribes, tramps, pavement dwellers, or those b) Other than Household Indu living in boats etc. They were all enumerated at the stry 1971 Census and their basic characteristics have been Category VI Construction presented in this Primary Census Abstract. Category VII Trade and Commerce The total population of MeJak district as on 1st Category VIII Transport, Storage and Com municatIOns April, 1971 recorded at the Census enumeration is as follows: Ca tegory IX Other Services Category X Non-workers Total Rural Urban Persons 1,467,944 1,342,958 124,986 A District Abstract containing the Primary Census Abstract data for the district as a whole together with Male:; 739,066 675,402 63,664 rural and urban breakup and also for each taluk and Females 728,878 667,556 61,322 for each town is first presented. It is followed by the data for each of the villages and towns in the first The criteria adopted for classifying a place as taluk. The data for the second and subsequent taluk rural or urban and the concepts of Urban Agglomer are presented consecutively thereafter. The villages ation and Standard Urban Area have already been under each taluk are arranged in the ascending order explained in the beginning of this volume. 113 114

Columns 1 and 2 of the Primary Census Abstract "mages but also the area of reserved forests, hills etc., indicate the Location Code Number and Name of the within the taluk, the area of all the villages and towns Village or Town concerned. In respect of towns the in the taluk put together may not be equal to the area Ward/Block/Locality numbers and the Enumerator's of the tal uk. The rural area of the taluk is obtained Block Numbers are indicated under Col. 2. by deducting the total urban area of all the towns in the taluk from the total area of the taluk furnished-by the State Survey Department. Similarly the rural Location Code is the method by which every vill area of the district is obtained by deducting the total age and town in a tal uk in every district of a State is urban area of all the towns in the district from the identified. Each district in this State has been given total area of the district. It may be pointed out in a separate code number, serially numbering the distri· cts in a clockwise order starting from Srikakulam this connection that the total district area adopted is that furnished by the Survey of India Department and district and ending with Nalgonda district. Medak is provisional. The area of the taluks is furnished by district, in this process, is assigned Location Code No. the State Survey Department. Hence the total area or 15. Within each district the taluks had similarly been all taluks put together may not tally with the district allotted Location Code Numbers, the taluk in which the district headquarters lies being allotted Location Code area. No. I and the other laluks are numbered in a clock Under Col. 4 the total number of occupied resi wise order. The rewnue villages within each taluk dential houses in each village and in each ward and are assigned separate serial numbers \ starting from the Enumerator's Block of a town are given. These figures north-west corner of the taluk and ending with the include those of partly residential houses also but not south-east corner in a serpentine order. AU the 0:' the compll'tely non-residential houses. The total towns within a district were assigned Location Code number of households including houseless households Nos. in one serial order starting from the town in and in~tjtutional households is given under Col. 5. which the district headquarters is located and in the ascending order of taluk Location Code Numbers. If The total popula tion including houseless and ins any taluk has more than one town, then the town in titutional population with sex breakup is given under which the tal uk headquarters is located is assigned Cols. 6 to 8. Location Code No. first and then the other towns in Under Cols. 9 to 12 the population of Scheduled the taluk in a clockwise order. The Location Code Castes and Schedule:! Tribes by SCK is given. Nos. of villag\'s are indicated in Arabic numerals while those of towns in Roman numerals. The 5cheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh are those listed in Part 1 under Under column 3 the area of each village and .' Andhra Pradesh" to Sch~duled I and Scheduled II town is given in square miles based on the informa respectively of the Scheduled C:lstes and Scheduled tion furnished by the State Central Survey Office, the Tribes lists (Modification Order J956) published in the Tahsildar and the Municipal authorities concerned. Notification of the Ministry of Home Affairs, New In respect of certain villages where the area parti Delhi dated 29th October, 1956. A copy of the list of culars are not available, the fact is noted as "NA". Scheduled Castes and Sch-:duled Tribes in Andbra As the area 0 the taluk comprises not only the area of Pradesh is given below. LIST OF SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES IN ANDHRA PRADESH SCHEDULED CASTES

I. Throughout the State 3 Arundhatiya 4 Bariki I Chalavadi 2 Charmar, Mochi or Muchi 5 Bavuri 3 Madiga 6 Ch:lchati 4 Mala 7 Chandala 8 Dandasi II. Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mahbub 9 Dom, Dombara. Paidi or Pano nagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, 10 Ghasi, Haddi or Relli, Chachandi Khammam and NaJgonda Districts. 11 Godagali 12 Godari 1 Adi Andhra 2 Adi Dravida 13 Gosallii 115

14 Jaggali SCHEDULED TRmES 15 Jambuvulu I Throughout the State 16 Madasi Kuruva or Madari Kuruva 17 Mala Dasu 1 Chenchu or Chenchwar 18 2 Koy~ or Goud with its sub-seets-Rajah or Rasha Madiga Dasu and Mashteen Koyas. Lingadhari Koyas (ordinary), Kottu Koyas, 19 Matangi Bhine Koya and Rajkoya 20 Mundala II Throughout the State except Hyderabad, Mahbub 21 Paky or.Moti nagar, Adilabad, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, 22 Pambada or Pambanda Khammam and Nalgonda Districts. 23 Pamidi 24 Panchama or Pariah Bagata 25 ReIIi 2 Gadabas 3 Jatapus 26 Samban 4 Kammara 27 Sapru 5 Kattunayakan 28 Thoti 6 Konda Dhoras 7 Konda Kapus III In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbuhnagar, Adilabad, 8 Kondareddis 9 Kondhs (Kodi and Kodhu), Desaya Kondhs, Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, Warangal, Khammam and Dongria Kondhs. Kutiya Kondhs, Tikiria Kondhs Nalgonda. and Yenity Kondhs 10 Kotia-Bentho Oriya Bartika, Dhulia or Dulia, 1 Anamuk Holva, Paiko, Putiya, Sanrona and Sidhopaiko 11 KuIia 2 Aray (Mala) 12 Malis 3 Arwa Mala 13 Manna Dhora 4 Beda (Budga) Jangam 14 Mukha Dhora or Nooka Dhora 5 Bindla 15 :Porja (Parangiperja) 6 Byagara 16 Reddi Dhoras 7 Chambhar 17 Rona, Rena 8 Dakkal (Dokkalwar) 18 Savaras, Kapu Savaras, MaJiya Savaras or Khuttu 9 Dhor Savaras 10 Ellamalwar (Yellammalawandlu) 19 Sugalis (Lambadis) 11 Holeya 20 Yenadis 12 Holeya Dasari 21 Yerukulas 13 Kolupulvandlu 14 Mahar lIT. In the districts of Hyderabad, Mahbubnagar, AdiI IS Mala Dasari abad. Nizamabad, Medak, Karimnagar, WarangaI, Khammam and Nalgonda. 16 Mala Hannai 17 Mala Jangam 1 Andh 18 Mala Masti 2 Bhil 19 Mala Sale (Netkani) 3 Gond (including Nlikpod and Rajgc}Jld) 20 Mala Sanyasi 4 Hill Reddis 21 Mang 5 KoIam (including Mannervarlu) 22 Mang Garodi 6 Pardhan 23 Manne Thoti 24 Mashti 25 Mehtar IV In the Agency tracts 26 Mitha Ayyalvar 1 Goudu (Goud) 27 Samagara 2 Nayaks 28 Si;ndhollu (Chindollu) 3 Valmiki

The I,lumber of literate and educated persons is who could merely read but could not write or vice given under Cois. 13 and 14. A person who could versa was not treated as a literate. The test for rea both read and write any language with understanding . ding was ability to read any simple letter either in was treated as a literate at the 1971 Census., A person print or in manuscript. Children aged 4. ye~rs and 116 below were treated as illiterate. The test for edu stipends or' wages were .considered as economically cation was that the person should have passed a reco active and recorded as workers. A lperson who had gnised written examination or examinations as proof merely been offered work but had not actually joined of educational level attained. The highest examina it was not treated as engaged in work. There are tion passed was taken as the level of education. certain types of works which are not carried on thro ughout the year e.g. cultivation livestock keeping, . The details of workers and non-workers are given plantation work, some types of household industry etc. under Cols. 15 to 38 .. At the 1971 Census the popu A person's main activity was ascertaiJied with reference lation has been broadly divided into two sections to such work in the la'lt one year even if he was not based on the main activity v(z., (1) Workers and (2) economically active in the week prior to enumeration. Non-workers. It is likely that even when a person is engaged in some other work during the period of one week prior to the The definitions and concepts adopted in the Eco date of enumeration, the main activity of the person nomic Classification of the population at the 1971 may be cultivation, agricultural labour or some other Census are explained below: work attended to normally by him in the course of the Worker year. A 'worker' was a person whose main activity was Cultivator participation in any economically productive work by For purposes of the Census a person is working as his physical or mental activity. Work involves not cultivator if he or she is engaged in cultivation by only actual work but effective supervision and direct oneself or by supervision or direction in one's capa ion of work. city as the owner or lessee of land held from Govern ment or as a tenant of land held fro~ private persons A man or woman who was engaged primarily in or institutions for payment of money, kind or share. household duties such as cooking for own household performing one's own household duties or a boy or a Cultivation involves ploughing, sowing and har girl who was primarily a student attending institution, vesting and production of cereals and millet crop, even if such, a person helped in the family economic such as wheat, paddy, jowar, bajra, ragi, etc., and actlvJty but not as a full time worker was not treated pulses, raw jute and kindred fibre crops, cotton, etc., as a worker for the main activity. On the other hand, and other crops such as sugarcane, ,groundnut, tapi ir a person was pnmarily engaged in some economic oca, etc., and does not include fruit growing, vegetable activity but at th.: same time attended to some house growing or keeping orchards or groves or working in hold chores or attended a night school etc., he or she was plantations like tea, coffee, rubber,.cinchona and other treated basically as a worker for the main activity and medicinal plantations. categonsed accordingly. A person who merely owned land but had given A person who was working may be either working out land to another person or persons for cultivation as a cultivator, as an agricultural labourer or at a for money, kind or share of crop and who did not household industry or may be doing any other work. even supervise of direct cultivation of land, was not treat:d as cultivator. Similarly, a person working in Rejerellce perio d another person's land for wages in cash, kind or shan: The rettn:uce perioG was one week prior to the was not treated as cultivator. dale of enumeration in lhe ca:se of regular work in trade, profeSSIOn, service or busmess. If a person had Agricultural Labourer participated in any SUdl .regular work on anyone of A person who worked in another person's 1ao,1 the days during this reference period and this had been for wages in money, kind or share was regarded as an returned as hiS main adlvlty the person was categori 'Agricultural Labourer'. He had no risk in the culti sed, aCl:oHlingly. A person who normally works but vation but he merely worked in another person's land . had been absent trom w.ork during this reference period for wages. The labourer had no right of lease or con on account of illness, travel, holiday, temporary tract on land 011 which he worked. breakdown or strike etc., was treated as engaged in Housebold Industry regular work in which he would have otherwise been employed but for his temporary absence. Persons For a person who returned his main activity as under training such as apprentices with or without engaged in some production or pr()¢~sjng of goods 117

such as, say, hand loom weaving, dyeing, carpentry, are factory workers, those working in trade or trans bidi rolling, pottery, manufacture, dairying, cycle re port, all Government servants, Municipal employees, pairing, biacksmithy, tailoring etc., it was ascertained teachers, mining workers, political or social workers, if it was a Household Industry. building labourers etc. In effect, all types of econo mic activity not covered by cultivation, agricultural A Household Industry was defined as an industry labourer or Household Industry were recorded under conducted by the head of the household himself/her this residual category. Workers engaged in planta self and/or mainly by the members of the household tion or forestry were not treated as cultivators or agri at home or within the village in rural areas and only cultural labourers but as 'Other Workers'. at home in urban areas. The industry should not have According to the 1971 Census there were 247,849 been run on the scale of a r~gistered factory. residential houses and 281,151 households in Medak district compared to 221,746 residential houses and The main criterion of a Household Industry· was 244,405 households in 1961. Thus there were 1.13% the participation of one or more members of a house households per residential house at 1971 compared to hold. This criterion was applied to urban ar'!as too. 1.10% households per residential house in 1961. Even· if the industry is not actually located at home in rural areas there is greater possibility of the membt"fs The total number of persons returned at the 1971 of the household participating even if it is located any Census Enumeration in Medak district was 1,467,944 where within the village limits In the urban areas as against 1,232,506 in 1961 Census recording an in where organised industry takes greater prominence the crease of 19.1% over the population of 1961. The pro Household Industry should be confined to the precincts portion of rural and urban population to the total of the house where the participants live. In urban population in the district works out to 91.0%, and areas even if the members of the household by them 9.0% respectively in 1971 Census compared to 92.0% selves ran an industry but at a place away from the and 8.0% in 1961. There were 986 females for every precincts of their home, it was not considered a House 1,000 males at the 1971 Census as against 996 females hold Industry. It should have been located within the per 1,000 mal~s in 1961 Cens.us. precincts of the house where the members liv.:d. 236,399 persons were reported as literates and A Household (ndustry related to production, pro educated in 1971 Census compared to 172,928 literate cessing, servicing, repairing or making and selling (but and educated persons in 1961 accounting for 16 10% not merely selling) of goods. It did not include pro of total population in 1971 as against 14.03% in 1961. fessions such as pleader or doctor, or barber, musician, The proportion of lherates and educated among males dancer,-waterman, dhabi, astrologer, etc., or merely was 25.20·.~~ while among females it was 6.88%. In trade or business, even if such profession, trade or ser the rural area~ the percentage or literates and educa vices were run at home by members of household. ted among the total population Was 13.68% while in urban areas, the literates accounted for 42.18% of the Some times it is likely that the person who may total urban population. not be working in his own Household Industry may be: working as a petty employee in another Household In 669,567 workers were returned in J 97l:ls against dustry. It was, therefore, enquired whether the per 705,364 workers in 1961 Census, thus constituting son who was not working in his own Household Indus 45.6 I % of the total population were workers in 1971 try was working in any other Household Indu!>try as and 57.23% in 1961. Among males, the workers cons an employee. tituted 60.67% while among females only 30.34% were workers. The decrease in the proportion of working Other Workers population in 1971 compared to 1961 Census propor tion was mainly due to the change in the definition A person who gives his main activity as engaged in . adopted at the present Census. any other work which is not cultivation, agricultural , labour or Household Industry was recorded under the Detailed analysis of demographic data at the 1971 Category of 'Other Workers'. The type of workers Census is given in the write up in Part-C of District that may co~e under the 'Other Workers' Category Census Hand Book. 118

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SANGAREDDY TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of ¥illa~ Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

39 81 Aliabad IS Ihrahimpur Milig1ripet 130 Ilapur ~9 Mohammadapur 25 Allapur 99 Mohammaoshapl.lC 131 Aminpur 105 Indarkannu -61 Mubarakpur 65 Ananthsagar 127 Indresham 71 Munidevunipalle 125 Inole 33 Munipalle 43 Ankanpalle 140 Muthangi 18 Antharam 62 IrigipaUe 52 Ishratabad 38 Arur '93 Nagapur 113 Arutla 110 Ismailkhanpet 36 NagulpaUe 46 Atmakur 123 Isnapur I22 Nandigaon 26 Iydulapuf 58 Nandikandi 60 Nizampur Babulgaon 32 103 Julkal 126 Bachuguda 149 Osman Nagar Bandalaguda 133 143 Kachireddipalle 1 Belur 119 Pashammailaram. 95 Kalabgur 138 Patancheruvu 121 Bhanur 2 Kallapalle a34 Patelguda Bhoosareddipalle 29 98 Kalwakunta 142 Patighanpur Biatole 9 Pedda Chelmeda 112 102 Kalvemula Bodisettipalle 35 Pedda Gopalaram 10 12 Kamkole ti16 Pedda Kanjarla Bodpalle 21 55 Kampalpalle 6 'Pedda Loani 13 Budhera Kandi 63 POOdapur 100 1139 Pocharam 141 Kardanur 34 'PolkampaUe 44 Chandapur 101 Kasipur 91 Pothreddipalle 106 Cheriyala 19 Khammampalle 47 Pottipa1le 114 Chidruppa 48 Kolkur 5 ChillepaUe 28 RamachandrnpU1"am 147 Kollur 132 Ramachandrapur 70 Chimaldharikonapur 37 Konapur 136 Rameshwar Banda 20 Chinna Chelmeda 79 Kondapur '56 Rechintala 115 Chinna ~anjarla 90 Kothlapur 3 Rekttlpahad 23 Chinna Loani 137 Rendlagadda 107 Koulampet lU8 Rudrarlilm 94 Chinthalpalle 135 Kishtareddipet 124 Chitkul 97 Ku1ubgur .53 Sadasivpet 87 Kuthubshapet 66 Saidapur 120 Kyasaram .92 Sangareddy 104 Eddu Maitaram :57 &ddapur 111 Edthanur .129 Sultanpur Lakdaram 146 Edulanagulpalle 117 42 Suraram i1 Lingampalle 14~ Elmela 31 Ettigaddasangam 7 Tlltipalle 67 Machepalle :148 Tellapur 49 Machireddypal1e 77 Terpole 96 Thadlapalle 109 Fasalwadi 41 Maddikunta 89 Maktha Allur .22 Thakkallapalle 4 Maktha Kesaram 40 Thangedpalle 73 Gaddimalkapur 30 Malapahad 82 Togarpalle 74 Topkonda 68 Gangaram 84 Malkapur 64 Garakurthi 86 MaUepaUe 88 Utharpa1le 24 Garlapalle 27 Mallikharjunapal1e Girmapur 83 108 Mamidpalle 59 Veltur 76 Gollapalle 50 Venkatapm 144 Manmole 85 Goplaram KhUrd Mansanpal1e 14 Gorreghat 8 128 Wadakpatle 72 Mansanipalle 75 Guntapalle 16 'Maqdhompalle 54 Yavapur 80 Marepalle 45 Yellaram 51 78 Haridaspur 71 Melasangam Yenkepalle 127 128

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Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Sangareddy Taluk

Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction , r-- -..A.------,. Ward/ House Numbers included Ward/ House Numbers included Locality! in the Block Locality! in the Block Elock No. E.B. No. Ar- Block No. E.B. No...... From To " From To (I) (2) (3) (4) (I) (21 (3.) (4) SANGAREDDY TOWN

Block EB. 1 1-1 )-70 Block 8 RB. IS 8-1 8-46 E.B. 2 1-71 1-149 E.B. 16 8-41 8-175 E.B. 17 8-176 8-194A Block 2 E.B. 3 2-1 2-107 EB. 4 2-107A 2-172D Block 9 E.B. 11 9-1 9-79A Block 3 E.B. 4 3-1 3-58 E.B. 18 9-80 9-185 E.B. S 3-59 3-159A E.B. 19 9-186 9-271 Block 4 E.B. 6 4-1 4-108 B.B. 7 4-109 4-191 Block 10 E.B. 19 10-1 10-24D Block 5 E.B. 7 5-1 5-67A EB. 11-1 11-76H E.B. \5-61! 5-181A Block II 20 8 E.B. 11-761 11-176D E.B. 9 5-182 5-268 21 Block li E.B. 9 6-1 6--5 Block 12 E.B. 21 12-1 12-52 EB. lD 6--6 6--109A E.B. 22 12-53 12-177C EB. 11 6--110 6--190 E.B. 23 12-177D 12-252 E.B. 12 6-191 6-204 Block 7 E.B. 12 7-1 7-95 Block 13 E.B. 23 13-1 13-31A E.B. 13 7-96 7-189 E.B. 24 I3-3IB 13-148 E.B. 14 7-190 7-274A E.B. 25 13-149 13-207A E.B. ]5 7-275 7-305 E.B. 26 13-207B 13-259

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Ward 1 E.B. 1-1-1 1-1-104 Ward 3 E.B. 13 '3-1-1 3-1-118/A 3-2-1 3-2-69 E.B. 2 1-1-105 1-1-124 1-2-1 B.B. 14 3-2-70 3-2-121 ]-2-70 3-3-1 3-3-48 E.D. 3 1-2-71 1-2-96 B.B. 15 3-3-49 3-3-107 1-3-1 1-3-92 3-4-1 3 4-56

E.B. 4 1-4-1 1-4-105 E.B. 16 3-4-51 3-4--99 1-5-1 1-5-100 3-5--1 3-5--72

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Statement showing the Jurisdiction of Enumerators' Blocks in the Urban Areas of Sangareddy Taluk

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Block E.B. 209 1-1 1-126 Block 14 E.B. 220 14-1 14-28 E.B. 223 14-29 14-53 Block 2 E.B. 210 2-1 2-128 E.B. 224 14-54 14-124 Block 15 15-1 15-,119 Block 3 E.B. 211 3-1 3-123 E.B. 220 Block 16 E.B. 222 16-1 16-59 Block 4 E.B. 212 4-1 4-122/2 E.B. 221 1(i-60 16-132

Block 5 EB. 213 5-1 5-124 Block 17 E.B. 221 17-1 17-120 E.B. 213 6-1 6-130 Block 6 Block 18 E.B. 222 18-1 18-127 E.B. 214 7-1 7-129 Block 7 Block 19 E.B. 223 19-1 19-110 Block 8 E.B. 215 8-1 8·-121 Block 20 E.B. 224 20-1 20-117/4 Block 9 E.B. 216 9-1 9-124 Block 21 E.B. 225 21-1 21-16 Block 10 E.B. 216 10-1 10-20 E.B. 217 10-21 10-60 Block 22 E.B· 225 22-1 22-120 E.B. 218 10-61' 10-80 E.B. 219 10-81 10-120 Block 23 E.B. 225 23-1 23-37 E.B. 226 23-38 23-57 Block 11 E.h· 217 11-1 11-120 B.B. 227 23-58 23-87 Block 12 E.B. 218 12-1 12-110 Block 24 B.B. 226 24-1 24-125 Block 13 E.B. 219 13-1 13-131 Block 25 E.B. 227 25-1 25-115

N.B:- In a few cases an enumerator was allotted parts of different wards/localities/blocks. In all such cases, the E.B. No. has been repeated in each of the concerned ward/locality/block and the particulars pertaining to that part only are shown against it. 146

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

ZAHIRABAD TALUK

1971 1971 Name of Village 1971 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. Location Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) P) (1) (2) 2S Nagwar 7 Humnapur 74 Naimatabad. 96 Algole I Hussainnagar (Saidabad) 12Q Alipur 48 Nailampaile 75 Hussalli Narasapur aliaf 58 Allaput 122 Hyderablld 51 3 Amirabad Sirajpur 110 Ananthasagar 3lS Narapanpal1e alias 144 Anigunta 15 Ibrahimpur Khudavandpur 134 Appareddipalle alias 35 Indur 64 Nyalkal Khanjamalpur 126 Ippepalle 128 Asadgunj 108 Is)ampur 20 Pampad 12 Atnoor 19 ltikepalle 149 Parsapalle 40 Aurangnagar 141 Parvathapur 138 Auranganagar 94 Pastapur 24 Jamalpur 123 . Pedda Hoti JeerlapaUe 165 Badampet 106 168 Paidigununal 99 Bardipur 101 Iharasansam 89 Pedda Kottur 84 Basanthpur 107 Janegaon 32 peepalpalle 117 Bedekanna ISO Pichargadb 161 Bilalpur 53 Kakarwada 98 Potpalle • 36 BogulapaUe alias 4 Kakijanwada 171 Pothreddypalle Mustafapur 83 Kalvemul 114 Pyacavaram 103 Bopanpalle 50 KamalpaUe 104 Borgaon 49 Kappad 16 Raghapur 130 Buchnelli 46 Karchal 28 Raikode 90 BurdiDahad 129 Kasitnpur 44 Raipalle 158 Kaveli 152 Raipalle Patti Kohir 6 Cbalki 88 Khalilpur alias Malkapur 161 Rajnelli 2 Chikurtbi 164 Khanapur 82 RajuUa 154 Chilkepalle 18 Khan Jamalpur 216 Rampur 111 Chillemamidi 67 Khanapur alias Siddapur 77 Ramthirath 27 Chimnapur 37 Kodur 09 Ranjole 13 Chingapalle 170 Kohir 9 Rathnaptlr 121 Chinna Hoti 156 Kothur Palt i Digwal 124 RayapaUe Patti Dhasrin.. 29 Chinna Jamga 169 Kothur Patti Digwal 73 Rejintal 52 Chinna Sangam 118 Krishnapur 70 RukmapIJr 155 Chinthalghat 54 Kullur Chiragpalle B2 100 Kuppanagar Sajjapur Chithapalle 163 68 26 Kushnoor 42 Sangapur Sarjaraopet 11 Dappur 142 Devarampalle 162 Machireddipalle 131 Satwar 113 Shaikpur 136 Dhanasiri 95 Machnoor i4S 13~ Madgi 59 Shamshuddinpur aUat 57 Dhartnapur Potalbugda 97 Didgi 30 Madhapur 153 Digwal IS'} Madri 79 Shamsullapur Shapur 31 Doulatabad 22 Mahbatpur 23 146 Malchalma 147 Siddaput' 10 Malgi ..,3 Singtam 109 Edukalpalle Malkanpahad 21 Sirpllf EdulapaJle 72 115 143 'Malkapur (Near JJldi) 'Ill Mamidigi Tammedpatle 80 Ganeshpur 93 3-i Mamidipalle 60 Tatpalle 61 Gangapur 125 Mannapur 86 Gangwar 62 Tekur 166 Manyarpalle TllImkunta Il2 Ginyarpalle 'l1 8 Mariyampur 55 Tummampalle 148 Godgarpalle 11 Maloor Patti Dhanaseri 102 MedpaUe 135 GodgarpaUe 85 Metalkunta 66 Vanampal'le 127 Gopanpalle x7 Mirzapur (Bunglow) 157 Venkatapur 139 Gousabad 63 Mirzapur (Nyalkal) 137 Gudpalle 140 MogdampalJe 18 Waddi 76 Gunjoti' 47 Mohammadapur 105 Guntamarpalle 33 Moratga 160 Gurujawada 65 Mungi 69 Yelgoi '5 Murtuzapur 41 Yenkepalle 71 Hadnoor 56 Yousufpur 39 Hasnabad 45 Naganpalle 151 Huggeli <}2 Zahitabad 14 Hulgera 172 Nagreddipalle 163 164

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NARAYANKHED TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Name of Village Location Name of ViIlage Location Name of Village Location Code No. Code No. Ulde No. (l) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

67 Abenda 6\) Hangarga Khurd 94 Narayankhed 130 Hanmanthraopet 127 Narsapur 66 Allapur 59 Nizampel 132 Ananthasaga r 92 Hokrana alias Gardhi Hokrana 43 Anthargaon 73 Ootpalle 116 Anthwar Is]ampur 106 Atmal 137 113 PaidpaUe 76 Audathpur J14 Panchagaon 46 Jaganathpur 85 Pasalpahad Jazalpur alias Guzalpur 11 Pedda Chapta 54 Baehepalle 95 68 Pedda Hangarga 105 Badalgaon 120 Jukal 14 Pedda Jamgi 15 Banswada 6 Pedda Nagur 107 BeUapur 97 Pipei 62 Kadpal 44 Pochapur 115 Bhanapur 50 Kalller 29 Potpalle 4 Bheemra , 91 Kamalapur 102 Pulkurthi 46 Bibipet 124 Kamjipur 42 Bokkasgaon 9 Kangti 13R Raipalle 135 Boraneha 79 Karamungi 55 Ramreddipet 1 Borgi Aurad 74 Karasguthi 7 Ramthirth 110 Ranapur 86 Keswar 56 Raparthi 118 Chandapur 40 Khajapur 27 Rasool 122 Chandkhanpalle 53 Khanapur Jadeed 133 Rudravararn 38 Chaptakhadeem 61 Khanapur Khadeem 128 Ryaimadgu 64 RyakaJ 24 Chimalpahad 125 Kondapur 10 Chinna Chapta 4') Krishnapur 13 Chinna Jamgi 28 Sakkaltirth 5 Chinna Nagur Lingampalle alias 22 Sangam 112 '63 Sanjeevanraopet 2 Chowkanpalle Gatlingampalle 117 Sathegaon 119 Lingapur 80 Shapur 20 Damaragidda (Paneha 89 Sheigira 78 Shikarkhana Mohalla) 52 Madhavapalle 32 Sidhangarga 71 Damergiddaseri 131 Madhavar 39 Sirgapur 41 Sultanabad 98 Davoor 111 Maikod 3 Degulwadi 126 Malharpur 136 Dhanwar 93 Mansurpur 17 Tadkal 103 DosspaUe 104 Manur 100 Thornal 134 Dudgonda 90 Timmapur 108 Maqdumpur 109 Tumnur 48 Mardi 8 Turkodgaon 31 Enkemori 51 Masanpalle 70 Errabogada 72 Mavanhalli 37 Ujalampahad 33 Errakpalle 57 Meerkhanpet 139 Usrakpalle 82 Morgi 21 Mubarakpuram 47 Fathepur 117 VaUur 88 Muktapur 121 Venkatapur 58· Mungepalle 26 Gajulpahad 18 Murkunjal 123 Gangapur 19 Walmur 23 Gardegaon 35 Wangdhal 77 Gaudgaon (Janwada) 101 Nadigadda Hokrana 30 Wasar 36 Gaudgaon Khadeem 84 Nagalgidda Ghanpur 25 Naganpalle 12 99 Yelgoi 81 Gondegaon 65 Nagapur 16 YempaUe 4S Gosaipalle 60 Nagdhar 34 Yenkepalle 83 Gudur 129 Namlimet 75 Yesgi 191· 192

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

ANDOLE TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (!) (2) (1) (2) 0) (2) 49 Ablapur 99 Kadloor 142 Pocharam 56 AchannapaUe 10 Kamalapur 45 Podichampalle 123 Aksanpalle 113 Kansanpalle 151 Posanipalle 22 Alladrug 114 Kerur 130 Posanipet 151 Almaipet 122 Khaderabad 13 Pothulboguda 129 Anantasagar 127 Kichcbannapalle 153 Potbureddipalle 155 Andole 146 Kodekal 144 Pulkal 50 Annaram 24 KodlapaUe 82 Pyararam 69 Appajipalle 48 Kodpak 76 Are ltkiyai 160 Kodur 136 Raipahad 61 Arkela 33 Kompalle 4 RamajipaJle 78 Kondapur III Ramasanipalle 59 Bacharam 149 Kondareddipalle 38 Ramthirth 14 Baddaram 1 Koppole 19 Regodu 72 Bahiran Dibba 103 KorampaUe 106 RoUapahad 100 Baridpur 43 Kotbapalle 145 Baswapur 2 Kothapet 91 Bhutkur 16 Kothwalpalle 156 Saibanpet 116 Bijilipur 166 Korpole 152 Sangupet 31 Bodaghat 41 Kurthiwada 164 Sarafpalle 97 Bodmatpalle 108 Kusangi 112 Seri Mallareddipalle 134 Brahmanpalle 139 Seri Peddareddipet 115 Buddaipalle 163 Seri Ramreddiguda 68 Burgupalle 25 Lakshmapur alias Maktha 63 Shahabad 81 BlJrhanwadi Lakshmapur 88 Shahidnagur alias 150 Lakshmisagar GaUupalle 35 Lingaipalle 12 Shankarampet 171 Chakriai 85 Sindole Cheellapalle 84 Lingampalle 6 167 Lingampalle 141 Singnur 74 Chevella 27 Sivaipalle 34 Chikode J72 Sivampet 71 Chilver 13 Malkapllr 165 Sultanpur ]07 Chintakunta 109 Malkapllr 147 Sureddi Itkiyal 8 Chintala Lakshmapur 36 Mallampet 54 Chitriyal 105 Masanipalle 158 Choutkur 137 Manthllr 169 Taddanpalle 17 Chowdarpalle 18 Marpalle 124 Talelma 66 Tamplur 2~ M aru shetti pa 11 e 110 Dadaipalle 117 Marvelli 64 Tekmal 132 Dakur 154 Masanpalle 9 Tenkafi 28 Danampalle 75 Medikunda 135 Thadmannur 128 Danampalle 40 Minpur 86 Thatipalle 90 Devnur 159 Minpur 37 Thimmaipalle 104 Dhanura alias 7() Mohamadapur 11 Timmapur Dhannavaram 26 Moosapet 11 Tirmalapur RO Dosapalle 143 Muddapet 51 Dowlapur 39 Muddapur 79 Dudiyai 148 Mudimanikyam 120 Usirikpalle alias Ahmadpur 102 Fkhlaspur 98 Mupparam .5 Ulloor 57 Elkurthi 96 Muslapur 30 Erojipalle 173 Vendikole 87 Gajwada 133 Nadilapur 168 Venkatakishtapur alias 44 Gandharpalle 47 NagasanipaJle Angadipet 170 Gangojipet 94 NagulapaUe 23 Venkatapur alias 162 Gangulur 53 Namapur Kattela Venkatapur 93 Gorrekal 3 Narayanpalle 20 Venkatapur alias 15 Gottimukkul 60 Narsingi Maktha Venkatapur 119 Gouthpur 125 Neredugunta 121 Nirjapal 58 Hasan Mohamadpalle alias 92 Watpalle Lakshmipalle 89 Paladgu 138 Hunnapur 101 Palavancha 67 Yelapigunda 161 Isojipet liS Palvatla 65 Yellampalle 52 Papannaret 46 Yellapur 77 lagriyal 95 Peddapur alias 62 Yellllpet 7 lambikunta Gadi Peddapur 55 Yenkepalle 131 Jogipet 140 Peddareddipet 126 Yerraram 32 JUkal 83 Pocharam 42 Yusufpet

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NARSAPUR TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2)

97 Achampet 35 Jaggampet 149 Palem 87 Admapur 88 Jakkupalle 48 Palpanur 33 Ahmednagar 153 Jinnaram 117 PambaJlda 6 Ajjamarri 42 Panyal 73 Akwantshaguda 77 Pyaranagar 115 Alipur 62 Kagazimaddur 128 Parkibanda 67 Amdur 22 Kanchanpalle 100 Pedda Chintakunta 143 Anantharam 141 Kankunta B3 Peddn Gottimukkala }54 Annaram 24 Kanwaram 1I2 Pillutia 26 Anthavaram 45 Kasal 127 Potharam alias Fakeerballda 81 Avancha 153 Khazipalle 118 Pothulaboguda 103 Khalipet 71 Puttaguda 5 Bandapothugal 157 Kishtaipalle 130 Bijlipur 70 Kodakanchi 47 Bodpatla 61 Kodapaka 10 Rahimguda ]59 Bolaram 79 Kondapur 104 Rajpet 146 Bonthapalle 119 Konthanpalle 92 Ramchandrapur III Brahmanpalle 41 Konyal 12 Ramdasguda 16 Bujarampet 13S Kothapalle lt6 Rathnapur I13 Kothapet 32 Rayalapur 20 Kowdipalle . 46 50 Reddikhanapur Chandapur 18 Kukutpalle 101 Reddipalle 131 Chandi 74 Royyapalle 2 Chandoor 93 Rustumpet 37 Cheekumaddur 7~ Lakshmapur 137 Chennapur 38 Lingapur 156 Chetla Potharam 110 Lingapur 51 3 Chilapched Sadhullanagar 25 Lingaraoguda 27 Salabatpur alias Chandapur 109 Chinna Chintakunta 114 Lingojiguda 136 9 Sed Faizabad Chinna Gottimukkala 7 66 Chintalacheruvu Seri Sirpur 89 126 f Shabaspalle Chippalturti 80 Madapur 75 I Chitkula Sherkhanpalle 152 Madharam 134 Shivampet 40 Madhura a lias Madharam 85 SikandarpuT 1~2 Dacharam 5t Malkapur 129 Sikandlapur 13 Dasguda 98 Malparthi 36 Sirpuram 19 Devalpalle 76 Mambapur ')4 Sitarampur 44 Devalpalle 15 MangaIpalle 69 Sivanagar 147 Dharmaram p~ Mangampet 6', Solakpalle 23 Dharmasagar 57 Mangapllr II Somakkapet 145 Domadugu 102 Manthur 121 Donthi 124 Maqdumpur 91 56 Dowlatabad alia~ Kathapet Mohammadabad alias 53 Taherkhanpet Janakampet 30 Thimmapur 2tl Mohammadnagar alias 123 . Edullapur 135 Thimmapuf Mundrai 107 Thirmalapur 83 Moasapet S\) l06 Thuja\pur 4 Faizabad Mucherla 'JO Thunki 31 Mlltrajpalle ,11_", Tuljarampet 155 Gaddi Potharam 52 Turka\kkwupur 125 Gangaipalle :29 Nagasanpalle 8 Gangavllram 65 Nagawaram J:"2 Usirikapalle 108 Gollapalle 6.. N:lglllpalle 132 Gomaram ~6 Naguladevpalle 14 Gouthapur 63 Nuimalhullaguda 39 Govindarajupalle 17 Venkatapur ]44 139 Nullapalle Gummadidala 151 Nalthur lU5 V"nkatapur 49 Gund1a Machnur 120 99 Narayanpllr G undlapalle LJ5 Narsapur 55 N1stipur 153 WaiLll 96 Hanumanthapur 6~ Nathn:upalle 43 HathmlIll 140 Nawabpel 1 ( ) YeliammaguJa :;~ Yt:lh!pur 34 Ibrahimabad Tl Oolla 21 YelmHkanna 235 236

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MEDAK TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

138 Achampet 69 Kalvakunta 56 Rajpalle 63 Akkannapet 111 Kamararn I Rajpet 109 Ambajipet 153 KasanpaHe 146 Rarnanthapur SO Arnsanpalle 81 Kasu!apur 124 Ramapur 18 Ananthasagar 21 Katrial 64 Ramayampet 128 Ananthasagar 60 Khajapur 34 Rampur 99 AndugulapaUe 90 KbazipalJe 40 Rangampet 37 Appajipalle 35 Kishtapur 32 RayaJamadugu 12 Aurangabad 117 Kishtapur 76 Rayalapur 28 Ausulpalle 75 Kornatpalle 59 Rayanpalle 89 Komtoor 131 Reddipalle 43 Konapur 129 Rukmapur 72 Bachurajupalle 74 Konapur 55 Balanagar 120 Kondapur 96 Banda Posanipalle 94 Kongodu 114 Bheernraopalle 143 Koppulapalle 62 Sadasivanagar 58 Bhoopathpur ~6 Korvipalle 39 Sangaipet 7 Boguda Bhoopathipur 30 KuchanpaUc 82 Sankapur 119 Bonal 97 Kuknoor 4 Sardbana 2 Burugupalle 48 Kulcharam 10 Seri Kuchanpal1c 25 Byatholc 112 Seripallc 46 Serlvariguntham 22 Lakshmapur 8 Shalipet 151 Chandaipet 147 Lingareddipalle 26 Shamnapur 136 Chandampet 15 Lingasanpalle 110 Shankarampet 107 Chandapur 91 Shankaraj Kondapur 134 Chegunta 93 Shetpalle 66 Chelmeda 11 Madulwai 78 Sivaipallc 149 Chetla Thimmaipallc I 84 Madur 14 Sukhlalpet 38 Chinna Ghanpur 126 Makkarajpet 137 Suraram 127 Chinna Shivnoor 77 Sutarpalle 54 Chityal 100 Manepalle 101 Mangalaparthi )03 Mannewar Jalalpur 9S Damarancha 31 Maqdumpur 41 Thukkapur 65 Damarcheruvu 145 Masaipet 51 ThummalpaUe 19 Dantepalle 29 Medak 23 Thonigandla 98 Dharmaram 141 Metloor 17 Timmaipalle 139 DharpaJJe 3 MirgudpaUe 9 Togita 116 Dongal DhalllUrllm 113 Mirzapalle 87 Turkal Mohamadapur 6 Muthaipalle

92 EdullapaUe 102 Eshwanthraopet 16 Nagapur 130 Utii Thimmaipalle 44 Etlgadda Mohammadllpur 53 Nain Jalalpur 121 Upperpalle 73 Nandigaon lOS UPPIl Lingapur 71 Narlapur 5 Fareedpur 79 Narsarnpalle 83 Narsingi 67 Naskal 115 Vallabhapur 85 Gajaglltlapalle 68 Nizampet 132 Val\ur 14 Gangapur 47 Variguntham 108 GawalapaUe 49 Venkatapur 125 GolJapaJle a lias Imarnpur 57 Venkatapur 42 Paithra 70 Venkatapur 122 Govindapur 20 Parvathapur 88 Pashapur 27 Pathur 144 Hakimpet 140 Peddapur 135 Wadiaram 142 Hasthalpur 150 Pedda Shivnoor 13 Haveli Ghaupur 33 Perur 133 Poiampalle 104 Yeldurthi 123 Ibrahimpur 148 Pothanshetepalle 45 Yengandla 36 Pothamshettipalle 152 Pothanpalle 61 Jamsingh Lingapur 52 PothareddipaIIe 106 Jangarai 118 Pulimamidi go Zapthi Shiv Door 251 252

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Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction A---___ ~ r------A...------., Wardl House Numbers included Ward! House Numbers included Locality! in the Block Locality! in the Block Block No. E.B. No. ,--.A..---, Block No. E.B. No. r "- From To From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (I) (2) (3) (4)

Ward E.B. 1-1-1 1-1-125 Ward 2 E.B. 18 2-3-36 2-3-109 (Contd.) 2-4-1 2-4-58 E.B. 2 1-1-126 1-1-131 12-1 1-2--103 E.B. 19 2-4-59 2-4-145

E.B. 3 1-2-104 1-2-133 E.B. 20 2-5-1 2-5-152 1-3-1 1-3-99/2 2-6-1 2-6-30 E.B. 4 1-3-100 1-3-197 E.B. 21 2-6-31 2-6-60 2-7-1 2-7-142/2 E.B. S 1-3-198 1-3-240 1-4-1 1-4-B9 EB. 22 2-8-1 2-8-125

E.B. 6 1-4-90 1-4-H,3 E.B. 23 2-~-126 2-8-173 1-5-1 1-5-32/4 2-9--1 2-9-76 1-6-1 1-6-53/2 E.B. 24 2-10-1 2-10-118 R.B. 7 1-6-54 1-6-60/2 1-7-1 1-7-40 E.B. 25 2-11-1 2-11-89 2-12-1 2-12-8 E.B. 8 1-7-41 1-7-117/4 1-8-1 1-8-20 Ward 3 E.B. 26 3-1-1 3-1-186 E.B. 9 1-8-21 1-8-104 E.B. 27 3-1-187 :1-1-208/2 E.B. 10 1-8-105 1-8-182 3-2-1 3-2-94 1-9-1 1-9-52 E.B. 11 J -9-53 1-9-13R E.B. 18 3-2-95 3-2-134 1-10-1 1-10-47 3-3-1 3-3-105 E.B. 12 1-10-48 1-10-63 E.B. 29 3-3-106 3-3-166 1-11-1 1-11-95 3-4-1 3-4-97

E.B. 13 1-12-1 J-12-J20 E.B, 30 3-5-1 3-5-105 3-6-1 3-6-25 £.B. 14 1-13-1 1-13-105 E,B. 31 3-6-26 3-6-124 E.B. 15 1-13-106 1-13-175 3-7-1 3-7-34 1-14--1 1-14-68/4 Ward 2 E.B. 16 :2-l-1 2-1-136 E.B. 32 3-7-35 3-7-89 3-R-l 3-8-72 E.B. 17 2--2-1 2-2-96 2-3-1 2-3-35 E.D. 33 3-9-1 3-9-136/2

N.B:- In a few cases an enumerator was allotted parts of different wards/localities/blocks. In all such cases, the E. B. No. has been repeated in each of the concerned ward/locality/block and the particulars pertaining to that part only are shown against it. 268

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ALPHABETICAL LIST ot< VILLAGES

GAJWEL TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Vmage Location Name of Village Location Name of ViIl8je Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (1) (1) (2) 152 Achllipalle 4S Padalpalle 19 Ahmadipur 3 Godugupalle 48 Palat 96 Akkaram 37 Gundreddipalle tOO Pamulaparthi 165 Aliabad alias Adivi Masjid 23 Pedched F6 Alirajapet 95 Havaiguda RI Pirlapalle 50 Allapur 51 Hussainpur '102 Pragnapul" ]23 Amberpet 49 Imampur 14 Anajpur 12R 10 JndupiriyaJ 132 Ramaipane Ananthagiripalle 39 Islampur 11 Ramaram 92 Ananthasagar 84 Itkial '29 Ramasagar 97 Angadi Kishtapur 69 Ramachandrapur 30 AnkireddipalJe 110 Jabbapur 120 Ramchandrapur 32 Appaipalle RO Jagadevpur 136 Rangaipalle 24 Arepalle (Sivar Hejgaon) 62 Jaligaon 57 Rangampet 63 Arepalle (Sivar Jaligaon) 139 Jeedipalle 46 Ravelli 41 Jhandapalle 13 Rayapole Jc1 3 R'nd) Mailaram 93 Rayavaram 111 K:lIabJ 67 Rimmanguda 144 Banda Timmapur IF; Karkapatla :60 BangIa Venkatapur 53 Kistapur 73 Baswapur 104 Sangapur 150 Easwapur (Tzara) 68 Kodakondla 146 Kokkonda 36 Seetharampalle {64 Bayyaram 122 Seetharampalle 58 Begumpet 17 Kolgoor Y25 111 Komatibanda 18 Seripalle Bejgaon 34 Konaipalle 5 SeripaTIe Bllndaram 162 Bhilampur 134 Konaipalle Pall i Tupran 116 Shakaram 4J Brahmanpalle 4 Konapur 101 Srigiripalle 21 BurgupaUe 105 Kondaipalle 106 Singaipalle 78 Kondapur 147 SingannaiUda ]2 Chandampalle 141 Kondapur 20 Singatam 126 Chandapur 27 Kottapalle 168 Sivar Venkatapur 7S ChatlapalJe 145 Kothur 149 Srirampur 98 Cheberthi 166 Kottial 159 ChiJIasagar 140 Kucharam 66 Kyasaram 163 Tbanadharpalle 70 Chinna Kistapur 91 Thimmapur Chinna Masanpalle 26 ISS LakshmakkapaUe 89 Tigul 156 Chinna Timrnapur 28 Lingareddipalle 74 Tigul Narsapur 47 Lingareddipet 7 Tirmalapur 22 Dacharam 153 Tuniki Bol1aram 35 Machanpalle 117 Tuniki Khalsa J69 Damarakunta 124 Madharam 79 Dao[apur 118 Tunki Maqta 109 Mailaram 52 TUlXan 151 Dasarlap'ltle 33 Malkapur 38 Datarpalle 164 Mamdial 94 Datarpalle 133 Manoharabad 83 VaradarajuplSr 131 Dharmarajpalle 112 Maqta Masanpalle 42 Vattur 82 Dharma ram 16 Mantoor 121 Vellul" 6] Dharmareddipalle 99 Markook 55 Venktaipane 15 Dilalpur 125 Masjidpalle 44 Venkatapur Patti Tuprall 2 Deepayampalle 138 Masjidpalle no Venkatapttr Agraharam I Dowlatabad 119 Minajipet 88 Venkatapur alial 8 Mohamadshapur Balujagudem 85 Erraballe 6 Mubarakpur 71 Venkatapur Patti Tigu.l 154 Mulug 77 Munigadpa 6S Gajwel 137 Muppareddipalle 31 Waddepallc 158 Gangadharpalle 160 Mustafaguda 108 Wargal 129 Ghanpur 103 Mutrajpalle 76 Wattupallo 115 Girmapur 127 Nachllram 87 GoJlapalle 40 Nagulpalle 54 Yavapur 90 Gopalpur 9 Narsampalle Patti Dommat 59 Yelkal 56 Narsampalle Patti Velloor YeUaiguda 107 Gouraram 161 NarsampaUe 72 135 Gouraram 148 Narsapur 114 Govtndapur 113 Nemtoor 157 Zaptlii Singaipalle 275 276

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-t"ftlM;~-- --- ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SIDDIPET TALUK

1971 1971 1971 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2)

5 Akaram 58 Jakkapur 2 Potharam 147 Akkanepalle 29 Jangapalle 118 Alipur 8 Pothareddipet 30 Almaspur 61 Pullur 41 Alwal 44 Kangai 122 Ananthasagar 38 Kasulabad 42 Ande 126 Kathurpalle 62 Raghavapur 54 Ankampet 144 Khanapur 135 RajagopaJpet 100 Ankireddipalle 150 Khata 143 Ankushapur 2B Khazipur 20 Rajakkapet alias Cbukka- 51 Appanpalle 89 Konaipalle nnapet 4 Arepalle (Sivar Chikode) 137 Konaipalle 15 Ramakkapet 151 Kondamrajpalle Il3 Ramancha 94 Kondapak 129 132 Baddipadga 47 Kondapur Ramanpatlll. 105 Bakrichappiyal 86 Kuknurpalle 133 Rampur 138 B:mdaram 10 Kundavelle 63 Raorukkai 72 Bandarpalle 9 Bhumpalle 27 Rudraram 68 Bhusapur 16 Lachchapet 6 Boppapur 92 Lakkdaram 65 Burugpalle 43 Lingampet 55 Seetarampalle 3~ Lingapur III Siddipet 32 Lingarajpalle 125 Sikindlapur 79 Chandapur 40 Lingupalle 114 Chandlapuram 83 Singaram 35 Chappial 96 Sirsingandla 19 Chellapur 116 Machapur Patti Singaram 124 Sivampalle 123 CherJa Ankireddipalle MachapuramPatti Dubbak 22 7 Sivarampur 24 Cherv~pur 18 Mallaipalle . 6i China Gundavelly 127 Mallaram alias Kondarao- 33 Surarnpalle 119 China Kodur paUe 53 Chintamadka 60 Malliyal 12 Chittapur 37 Mallupalle 71 Tadakapalle 120 Chowdaram 109 Mandapalle 139 Timmaipalle 13 Chowderapal1e 87 Mangoie 93 TimmareddipaUe 141 Maqdumpur 102 Marpadga 48 Timmapur 14 Dharmajipet 90 Mathapalle 84 Tippararn 49 Dharrnaram 121 Medipalle 76 Togata 31 Dommat 91 Mednipur 67 Tornal 17 Dubbak 39 Mirdoddi 101 Dudded 107 Mittapalle 75 Tukkapuf 23 Durnpalapalle 26 Motha 85 Muddapur 11 Engurthi 136 Mundrai 36 Veerareddiplllle 70 Ensanpal\" 98 Velkata 88 Errapalle 97 Nacharam 106 Velkatur 104 Nacharpalle Vemulghat 1 Garnbhirpur 81 145 NagarajpaUe . VenkatapUf 115 Gangapur 146 Nangnoor 69 148 Gatla Mallial 56 Narayanraopet 140 Venkatapur 45 Ghanpur 142 Narmitta 78 Venkatraopet 149 Ghanpur 108 Narsapur 95 Giraipalle 99 Viswanathpal1e 130 Gonepalle 117 Vittalpur 46 Gudikandula 59 Gurralagondi 131 Oblapur 25 Habshipur 21 Yellapur Hasan Mirapoor 82 Pal1epahad 52 134 Palmakula 74 Yellareddipet 3 Pedda Chikode SO Yetigadda Kistapur 128 Ibrahimnagar 50 ,Pedda Gundavelli 57 Ibrahimpur 110 Pedda Kodur 112 Imamabad 73 Pedda Masanpalle 66 Irkode 103 Ponnal 77 Zapti Lingareddipalle 291 292

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SlDDIPET TOWN

Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction Enumerator's Block No. and its Jurisdiction __.;..___. Ward/ House Numbers included h Ward/ ~ouse Numbers Included Locality/ in the Block Locality! in the Block A Block No. E.B. No. r- ¥ ...." Block No. E.B. No. r- From To From . To (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) (2) (3) (4)

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Ward 6 E.B. 20 6-1-1 6-1-91 Ward 11 E.B. 41 11-1-1 11-1-88 6-2-1 6-2-126 E.B.42 11-1-89 11-1-153 E.B.21 6-3-1 6-3-104 11-2-1 11-2-35 E.B 22 6-4-1 6-4-129 E.B.43 11-2-36 11-2-124

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ERRATA

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