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CENSUS OF 1981

SERIES 2

.ANDH ~A ,PRADESH

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

PARTS XIII-A & B

VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

i VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

S. S. JAYA RAO OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS

PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1986 POTHANA - THE GREAT DEVOUT POET

The motif presented on the cover page represents Bammera Pothana, also called Pothanamatya, a devout poet belonging to the 15th century A. D. said to have hailed from the village Bammera near Warangal. The spiritual history of replete with devotional poetry and it was termed as BHAKTI movement, the 'CULT OF DEVOTION'. The SRIMADANDHRA MAHA­ BHAGA VATHAM rendered in Telugu by Pothana gave necessary fillip to this movement And nay! he could be treated as a progenitor of this movement. Pothana started this movement even before Chaitanya started the same movement in Bengal and Vallabh8chC/rya in . In the Telugu country, this movement wastaken to great heights by Saints and lyricists like Annamacharya, Kshetrayya and Ramadas of fa"!e. Besides Bhagavatham,Pothana wrote VEERABHADRA VIJAYAM in praise of Lord Siva, which could be considered almost a Saivaite AGAMA SASTRA, BHOGINI DANDAKAM and NARA YANA SATAKAM, a devotional composition in praise of Lord Narayana or .

Pothana was a great poet of aesthetic eminence and his style was so simple and attractive to the common people as well as pedants. It is charming and sweet, and it won the hearts of the Telugu speaking people in a great sweep. He was one among the three or four top ranking Telugu poets of those days and even today. He shunned royal patronage and temptation for wealth and affluence. He was himself a culti­ vator and tilled the lands with his own hands and derived satisfaction from what a/l he could get from his small bit offarrn land. He dedicated his BHAGAVATHAM to none other than Lord Sri , the God of his choice. He proclaimed that he was instrumental in his composition and it was Lord Rama who possessed him and got the MAHAKA VYA written and that it could obtain great sanctity through his writings because it was not he, but Lord Rama was responsible for its outcome. BHAGAVATHAM means which is related to BHAGAWAN or God. say BHAKT/. JNANA, VAIRAGYA (renunciation) which cannot be obtained by the study of GEETA and UPANISHADS can easily be obtained by listening to the stories of BHAGA­ VATHAM. BHAGAVATHAM is a classical devotional literature as well as a literary classic. It enunciates the path of devotion through which God is easily accessible in preference to other paths which are not easily accessible to one and al/. The style of MAHABHAGAVATHAM is extraordinarily mellifluous though full of words and compounds and it has the natural sweetness of and it is a rare and ever shining ornament to the Telugu Muse It beautifully describes the Incarnations of Lord Vishnu, the saviour of his devotees and, childhood pranks of Sri , the most favoured of the incarnations of Lord Vishnu, the second of the Hindu Trinity.

The Government of Andhra Pradesh decldred 1981 as the vear of Pothana, being the 500th year of ',,:~iting 'SRIMADANDHRA MAHABHAGAVATHAM'. Several functions were organised by the public throughout Andhra Pradesh and by the Government of Andhra Pradesh as well. The State Government has also proposed to construct a complex of buildings known as' pothana Complex' in Warangal which includes an auditorium wherein a life-size statue of Polhana would be instaffed in the premises. In Bammera, the native village of Pothana, a memorial has been constructed to commemorate him and also idols of Sri Seeta Ramachandra were installed. FOREWORD

The district census handbook (DCH), compiled\by the Census Organisation on behalf of the State Governments, is one of the most valuable products of the Census. The DCH is constantly referred to by planners, administrators, academicians and researchers. It is inter alia used for delimitation of constitu­ encies, formulation of local level and regional plans and as an aid to District administration. The district census handbook is the only publication which provides Primary Census Abstract (PCA) data upto village level for the rural ~reas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides data on infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns, etc.

The district c~nsus handbook series was initiated during the 1951 Census. It contained important census tables and PCA for each village and town of the district. During 1961 Census the scope of-the DCH was enlarged and. it contained a descriptive account of the district, ad:ninistrative statistics, census tables and a vil!age and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three parts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Part-C comprised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain analytical tables based on PCA and amenity data i~ respect of villages. However, in some states it was confined to district census tables and in a few cases altogether given up due to delay in compilation and printing.

Whi Ie designing the format of 1981 DCH series som9 new features along with the restructuring of the formats of village and town directory have been attempted. At the sama time, comparability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All the amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in case an amenity is not available in the referrent vi Ilage the distance in broad ranges from the nearest place where the amenity is available may be given. The restructuring of the format of the village directory and incorporating more exhaustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level planning for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in local area ~Ianning but regulating the provision of goods and services as well so as to minimise the regional Imbalances in the process of development. A few new items of information have also been introduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Such new items of information ~s adult literacy centres, primary health subcentres, and community health workers in the village helle been ~ntroduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approach to the village IS to have an idea about ths villages in the district which are inaccessible. A new column, "total popul­ ation and number of households" has been introduced to examine the correlation of the amenities with t~e population and number of households they serve Addition of two mare appendices listing th9 Villages where no amenities are available and according to the proportion of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe population to the total population has also been made with this view in mind.

" The formats of the town directory have also been modified to meet the requirem3nts of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new items. A new statement on civic and ot~er ~me.nities in slums in Class I and Class II towns (Statement IV-A) has been introduced with this obJ~c~lve In mind. It is expected that this will help the planners to chalk out programmes on provision of CIVIC amenities for the improvement of slums. The columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population in Statement IV relating to civic and other amenities and ad'Jlt literacy classes/centres under educational facilities in statement V are also added inter alia with this view. A significant addition is class of town in all the seven statements of the town directory. The infrastructure of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into considera1lion. The addition of the columns on civic administration status and population in a few statements also serves this purpose. 11

The format of the primary census abstract for the villages and towns has been formulated in the light of changes in the economic and other questions canvassed through the individual slip of 1981 Census.

rn order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Part-A of the volume contains village and town directory and Part-B, the PCA of villages and towns including the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes PCA upto Taluk/Town levels At the beginning of the DCH a detai led analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-census data in relation to the ir.~[astructure has been introduced to enhance its value. The district and taluk/town level maps depicting the boundaries and other important features have been inserted at aporopriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.

This publication is a jOint venture of the State Government and the Census Organisation. The data have been collected and compiled in the State under the direction of Shri S. S. Java Rao, I.A.S., Director of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, , on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The taskof planning, designing and coordination of this publication ~as carried out by Shri N.G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) of my office, Dr. B.K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) provided the technical guidance in the preparation of the maps. Data received from Census Directorates have been scrutinised in the Social Studies Division at the head-quarters under the guidance of Shri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer. I am thankful to all who have contributed in t his project.

New P. PADMANABHA the 26th Apri I, 1982 Registrar Genera I, India PREFACE

District Census Handbook is the most important of the local publications brought out by the Census Organisation. This is a joint venture of the State ~nd Central Government. The chapter on HISTORY OF DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK details its history an,d growth right from the inception of Census in 1872, while the foreword of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner, India highlights the scope and significance of the tremendous improvements brought about from time to time since 1951 to 1981, in the presentation of data so as to meet the demands of planning and administrative needs of the Govern­ ments and the data users. Needless to say that it is of immense use to planners, administrators, academicians, scholars, researchers, social workers, etc.

The restructuring of the format onhe Vi Ilage Directory at the 1981 Census has been done particu­ larly to incorporate the 'exhaustive data on infrastructure in relation to amenities and".Iand use pattern to meet the needs of micro·devel and local area planning for rural areas as well as to meet the Minimum Needs and Revised Minimum Needs Programmes of the Planning Commission. It is further intended to help regulating the provision of goods and services and also to enable minimising regional imbalances in the process of development. The formats of the Town Directory have also been modified to meet the requirements of the Minill1um Needs Programme, by adding statements on civic and other amenities in slums in Class I and Class "towns, columns on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes population, adult literacy centres, working women's hostels, etc. In the process of collection of data for this volume, various State and Central Government departments have extended their kind co-operation The District Census Handbook comprises two parts-Part A - Detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on Census and non-Census data in relation to infrastructure and Part B - Village and Town Directories as well as Primary Census Abstract of Villages and Towns.

In this joint venture of the State and Central Governments, while the collection, processing including compilation. tabulation and finalisation of the wllte up have been done by the Directorate of Census Operations, Andhra Pradesh, under the Ministry of Home Affairs, , the paper and printing costs are borne by the Government of Andhra Pradesh State. I offer my grateful thanks to Sri S.R. Rama Murthy, LA.S. (Retd.), former Chief Secretary of the Government of Andhra Pradesh and Sri M. Appa Rao, Joint Secretary (Retd.), General Administration (Elections) Department for the kind co-operation and encouragement extended by them at the time of 1981 Census. Grateful thanks are also due to SII Shravan Kumar, LA.S., the present Chief Secretary, Sri B.N. Jaya Simha I.A.S .. Special Chief Secretary, General Administration Department and Chief Electoral Officer who is also in charge of Census and to Sri P.V. Gopala Rao, I.A S., Deputy Secretary, General Administration Department. for extending their kind co-operation. The Director of Printing and Stationery has been helpful in selectIng good private presses for printing the Handbooks.

My grateful thanks are due to Sri S.S. Jaya Rao, LA.S., Director of Census Ooerations. Andhra Pradesh, under whose direction the entire Census Operations programme was successfully earned out in the State. He has retired from service after superannuation in April. 19811- I am extremely grateful to Sri P. Padmanabha, I.A.S .. former Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India whose constant guidance and adVice were a source of strength and to Dr. N.G Nag, Deputy Registrar General (Social Studies) who has formulated the contents of the Handbook in detail. Grateful thanks are also due to Dr. B K. Roy, Deputy Registrar General (Map) under whose guidance the Map Division has scrutinised the dh.trict map and the taluk maps evincing very keen interest and to Sri M.M. Dua, Senior Research Officer (now Deputy Director). who has ~crutinised the data presented here, with very minute care. I feel it a proud priVilege and bounden duty to offer my sincere and qrateful thanks to Sri V.S Verma, I.A.S , Registrar General and Census Commissioner. India and to Sri V.P. Pandey, Joint Registrar General, India for their constant guidance and advice in both administrative and technical matters. IV

In the finalisation of the write up, compilation and processing of data for the volume, I have been ably assisted by Sri B. Satyanarayana, as Deputy Director and as Assistant Director of Census Operations, with the assistance of an efficient team led by Smt. P. Lalitha, Investigator who has gained rich experience and specialised this subject. Sri Shyam Deo, Research Officer, ably guided the Map Section In the preparation oi various maps included in this publication. I am thankful to all those officials who have contributed in bringing out this voluminous publicatIon.

The iollowing officials who have worked on the present volume of Warangal District Census Handbook deserve my thanks tor their contribution.

Sri N. C. Hanumantha , Tabulation O'f'ficer "\ I I Drafting, Scrutiny and

>-I Supervision of Printing Smt. P. A. M. Tayaru, Tabulation Officer I J

Sri T. B. Ramchander, Statistical Assistant >- Supervision of Printing 1 Sri G. K. Yadagiri, Statistical Assistant I I Sri Khamolal, Statistical Assistant I Smt. J. Sitamahalakshmi, Statistical Assistant I Sri Y. G. K. Murthy, Statistical Assistant I I Sri M. Ramprasad, Computor I Smt. B. Kusuma Kumari, Computor I Kum. Arifa Sultana, Computor I Collection, Compilation, Scrutiny Smt. A. R. Vidyasri, Computor >- of maps and proof reading I Smt. S. Ambujam, Computor I Smt. N. Kumari, Computor ! Smt. G. E. Rani, Computor I I Sri K. Ramesh Reddy, Computor I Sri B. Nadavaiah, Computor I I Sri G. Venkateswara Rao, Computor I J

Dr. (Kum.) Aqueela Begum, Cartographer 1 Sri Syed Ahmed, Senior Artist r Supervision of Mapping Work Sri M. N. Ram Mohan, Senior Artist J

Sri M. J. Sadiq, Senior Draughtsman "\ Sri Mohinuddin Hassan, Senior Draughtsman I Sri B. Raghu Ram, Senior Draughtsman I Sri K. Dev Dass, Senior Draughtsman I I Smt. Daya Saxena, Artist I Sri D. Chiranjeevi , Draughtsman I Sri I M. A. Qadeer, Draughtsman I Sri B. Ramaseshu, Draughtsman Preparation of maps >-I Sri T. Trinadh, Draughtsman I Sri K. Shyam Prasad Reddy, Draughtsman • J Smt. R.R.S.N. Subba Lakshmi, Oraughtsman 1 Sri Gulam Hussain Mohinuddin, Draughtsman I Sri G. Mariyanna, Draughtsman I Sri M. K. Zahiruddin, Draughtsman J v

Sri N. V. Manohar Rao, Senior Steno 1 Smt. P. V. D. Lakshmi, Junior Steno I Smt. Ch. Lalitha Kumari, Junior Steno I >­ Preparation of fair copies Smt. J. Bharathi, L.D.C. I Sri Md. Khaja Moinuddin, L.D.C. I Sri Md. Ismail, L.p.C. J

Ch. PURNACHANDRA RAO, Hyderabad, Deputy Director of Census Operations, D.4-2·1986 Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, CONTENTS

Part-A Pages

1 Important statistics of the district ix-x

2 Map of the district Facing Page [1]

3 Analytical note (i) Brief history of the district [1-8] (ii) General, physical aspects, hills, rivers, flora, fauna, climate, rainfall, soi Is, history of district as an administrative unit arid changes in its component parts in general and during the decade in particu lar [9-28] (iii) Major characteristics of the district particularly in relation to the economic resources namely forestry, minerals and mining. electricity and power, land and land-use pattern, tenancy. agric'JI­ ture, animal husbandry, fishery. industry, trade and commerce, , etc. [29-33] (iv) Brief description of places of religious. historical or archaeological importance in villages and places of tourist interest in the towns of the district [34-361 (v) Census concepts of rural and urban areas and other terms namely census house. household. scheduled castes/scheduled tribes. literates, main worker, marginal worker, non-worker. etc. [37-39] (vi) The history of district census handbook, scope of vi I lage di rectory, town directory statements and PCA [40-50] (vii) Briei analysis of the village an.d town directory, PCA data based on inset tables and a note on physically handicapped persons [51-67]

Part-B: Village and Town Directory and Primary Census Abstract

SECTION I - VILLAGE DIRECTORY

(i) Note explaining the codes used in the Village Directory 1-2 (ii) Village Directory with Taluk Map on facing page of alphabetical list 1 Chitiyal Taluk 3-11 2 Taluk 13-23 3 Mulug Taluk 25-31 4 Taluk 33-47 5 Gudur Taluk 49-63 6 Narasampet Taluk 65-75 7 Warangal (Urban) Taluk 77-79 8 Warangal (Rural) Taluk 81-89 viii

9 Ghanpur Taluk 91-99 10 Cheriyal Taluk 101-111 11 Taluk 113-119 12 Kodakondla Taluk 121-127 13 Taluk 129-137 14 Taluk 139-147 15 Mahbubabad Taluk 149-159

(iii) Appendices (I-IV) to the Village Directory 160-185 (iv) L. C. Nos. ior three decades (1961 to 1981 ) 186-231

SECTION II - TOWN DIRECTORY

(i) Note explaining the codes used in the Town Directory 233-234 (ii) Town Directory statements (I to VI and IV A) 236-243

SECTION III - PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

(i) District PCA 244-249 (ii) Taluk-wise PCA (a) 1 ChitiyalTaluk 251-255 2 Pa.rkal Taluk 257-262 3 Mulug Taluk 263-267 4 Eturnagaram Taluk 269-281 !V Gudur Taluk 283-291 6 Narasampet Taluk 293-298 7 Warangal (Urban) Taluk .. 299-303 8 Warangal (Rural) Taluk 305-309 9 Ghanpur Taluk 311-315 10 Cheriyal Taluk 317-323 11 Jangaon Taluk 325-330 12 Kodakondla Taluk 331-335 13 Wardhannapet Taluk 337-341 14 Maripeda Taluk 343-349 15 Mahbubabad Taluk 351-361 (b) Description of Urban Enumeration Blocks 362-379 (c) Appendix to Urban PCA 380-393 (iii) Special PCA on SC and ST 394-401 IMPORTANT STATISTICS

COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND DISTRICT

Andhra Pradesh Warangal State District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 53.549.673 2,300.295 Males 27,108.922 1.171.482 Females 26,440,751 1.128,8t3

RURAL Persons 41,062,097 1.903.821 Males 20.697.627 966.467 Females 20,364.410 937,354

URBAN Persons 12.487,576 396.474 Males 6,411,295 205,015 Females 6,076,281 191,459

DECENNIAL POPULATION 23.10 22.95 GROWTH RATE 1971-81

GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 275,068 12,846

DENSITY OF POPULATION (per Sq. Km.) 195 179

SEX-RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 975 964

LITERACY RATE Persons 29.94 23.55 Males 39.26 33.12 Females 20.39 1361

PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 23.32 17.24 TO TOTAL POPULATION

PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION

(I) MAIN WORKERS Persons 42.26 42.87 Males 57.12 56.50 Females 27.01 28.72

(II) MARGINAL WORKERS Persons 350 4.89 Males 0.56 0.50 Females 6.53 9.45

(Ill) NON-WORKERS Persons 54.24 52.24 Males 42.32 43.00 Females 66.46 61.83 x

BREAK UP OF MAIN WORKERS

PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS

(I) CULTIVATORS Persons 32.74 35.90 Males 36.86 41.96 Females 23.79 23.51

(II) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 36.79 36.56 Males 26.51 24.65 Females 59.07 60.91

(III ) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY Persons 4.70 5.64 Males 4.50 6.26 Females 5.14 4.36

(IV)' OTHER WORKERS Persons 25.77 21.90 Males 32.13 27.13 Females 12.00 11.22

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES Persons 14.87 16.68 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 14.90 1686 . Females 14.84 16.50

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED TRIBES Persons 5.93 12.73 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 5.97 12.90 Females 5.89 1255

NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 10,422,448 431,339

NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,281 1,074 Inhabited 27,379 989 Uninhabited 1,902 85

NUMBER OF TOWNS 252 4 PART - A

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Warangal is an ancient town after which a said to have captured the Chalukyan King. Taila­ district and a Commissioner's Division in the padeva 111 and successfully waged wars with other former , and again a district in the kings. His son Rudra I extended his possession present Andhra Pradesh State have been designated. while Raja Ganapatideva claims to have defeated The Warangal division in erstwhile Hyderabad the King of Kalinga and to have had the Kings of State. formed the eastern portion of the Nizam's Southern Gujarat and Bengal as his vassals. ruling Dominions and extended from the river Penganga in as far south as the Nellcre district of the present the north to the Krishna in the south. It was one Andhra Pradesh State. Ganapatideva was succeeded of the biggest districts before 1st October, 1953 in about 1257 A.D. by his daughter , when a few taluks were separated from it and who was mentioned as the ruler of the country by formed into the district. The district of Marco Polo. . Warangal, lies on the north-east of the State, The name of Warangal is said to be a corrupt between 17° 19' and 18° 13' north latitude and form of Orukal which was probably the original 78° 49' and 800. 43' east longitude and has a designation of the old town. This seeIps to have total area of 12,846 sq. kms. The ancient town of been adopted by the early Muslim historians of Warangal is situated on the Central Railway, about India. Orangallu and Orugallu are the two variants 138 kms. north of Hyderabad City. It lies on the of this appellation 1• All these terms refet: to the watershed separating the basins of the GOdavari solitary cl iff. which stands at the centre of the fort and the Krishna in the lower part of their course. of Warangal wh.ch has, evidently given its name to The country which surrounds it, consists of large the locality. There is also a divergence of opinion undulating plains of reddish sandy loam and black regarding the origin of the Kakatiyas, the rUling soils. broken here and there by piles of huge granite dynasty of Warangal. According to one opinion boulders and basaltic dykes. From a military point based on the Hanumakonda inscriptions, they came of view, Warangal seems to have occupied an from the . The other opinion is that advantageous position, on account of its location. the Kakatiyas were of Chalukyan blood and bad Due to this reason, evidently. and also because of only matrimonial relations with the Rajas of its climate, it must have been selected for building Chola. The family name of Kakatiya is derived a fort in the ancient days. Great lakes, historical from the local appellation of the Goddess Durga2 • monuments, temples and forts make Warangal an In view of these two conflicting evidences it is interesting district for the pilgrim, the historian, difficult for us to decide as to what dynasty the the archaeologist and the nature lover. Warangal Kakatiyas originally belonged to. However, Dr. itself is not very ancient but Hanumakonda, and Yazdani's following translation seem~ to be more legends surrounding it, seem to link up the area authentic as most of the SCholars have! accepted it. with the great Vishnukundins and other earlier "At first Betal and after him his son Proia 1 remained dynasties of the Buddhist and pre-Buddhist periods firmly loyal to the Western Chalukryan standard of Indian history. The district originally formed and thus won the affection and favour of their over­ it portion of the ancient Kingdom of the Andhra lords. Delighted by the military ability and unswer­ kings, who subdued the whole of the Deccan. ing loyalty of Proia 1, the Ahavamalla During the eighth century it was 'Orukal', the Someswara I, granted him Anumkonda· Vishaya as a capital of Yadava Kings of Tuluva Andhras. For permanent fief. Proia 1, thus became the founder of nearly two hundred years, from the middle of the the Kakatiya principality, which under his ambitious twelfth century, it formed part of the territories successors grew into a powerful Kingdom embracing of the Kakatiyas of Warangal. Proia Raja is the whole of the country." The Kakatiya line

Source: DCHB 1961 - Warangal District A.P. 1. Brown's Telugu Dictionary 2. Indian Antiquary, Volume XI, P-t2 [2] seems to have been in existence even earlier hillock near the , to the middle of the seventh century A.D. because commanding a panoramic view of the entire city and the Chinese pilgrim Hieun Tsang mentions the its surroundings. Very beautiful and artistic is the Kingdom of Dana Kakatiya in the south. The modern Siva temple constructed by a rich merchant Rajas of Warangal in the beginning were vassals of of the city with pure white marble idols and 'walls the Chalukya Kings of Vatapi but in the eighth inlaid with coloured porcelain. Warangal remained century A.D. When the latter dynasty became under the Kakatiyas for a couple of hundred years extinct and the sovereignty of the Deccan passed to from about the middle of the twelfth to about the the Rasbtrakutas, the Warangal Kings assumed middle of the fourteenth century A.D. independence and the dynasty gradually rose into was the last two ruling chief of this dynasty about power. The first important king of the family was whom there is definite inscriptional evidence. He Proia Raja who reigned from 1150-1163 A.D. Proia is said to have died in 1325 A D. What happened to Raja was the father of Rudra Deva I, the founder his dominions after his death is not known. As the of the well known Hanumakonda temple. It may, late Rai Baharlur Venkayya pointed out long ag0 5 however. be incidentally remarked that the fort of ah inscription at Upparapidle in the Cuddapah Warangal was founded by the Kakatiya King district refers to a son of Prataparudra named Ganapatideva1 (1199-1200 to 1260-61 A.D.) and Juttaya. According to Sir Walter ElliotG Vira­ was completed by his daughter Rudrama Devi who bhadra was Prataparudra's successor who had to succeeded her father in the absence of a male retire to Kondavidu. The late Mr. Sewell said that issue 2 • This talented lady was styled Raja or King it was Krishna who succeeded Prataparudra but and was called Maharaja Rudradeva i.e, the great with a much reduced Kingdom7. Mr Venkayya, King Rudradeva, on account of the manly qualities writer of that period, states that \Muslim writers she possessed just as Razia. the gifted and famous spoke of Vinayakadeva. alias Nagadeva. as the son daughter of Ultamish of the slave dynasty of PrataparudraR though he did not quote any was called Sultan. She built the massive outer mud authority for this statement. The abse~ce of inscrip­ wall around the fort3 and completed the inner tion of these persons. namely, Virabhadra. stone wall which was commenced by her father4. Krishna. Juttaya and Vinayakadeva alias Nagadeva, The outer mud wall is 72 feet wide and 56 feet is significant and would lead us to surmise that the deep. Traces of a third earthen wall are visible had dwindled into insignificance near the villages of Thimmapur and Narasim­ or to a secondary position and must have gradually alingudem, six miles south of Hanumakonda. disappeared from the scene. It is worthwhile to This wall is said to have had a circumference of make it clear here briefly as to how and when the thirty miles, the largest in India. A large temple came into the hands of the Muslim in the centre of the fort which was presumably rulers. It is evident from history that the Muslim under construction. has been excavated. The armies first made their appearance in the Deccan boundary of the original temple was marked about the middle of the thirteenth century. The by four large elaborately carved gateways facing first expedition. therefore, against took the four cardinal points. They bear a striking place in A.D. 1303 by Alauddin Khilji and in 1310 similarity to the famous gateways of San chi and led an expedition on Warangal and are very imposing to look at. There are a number of seized the hill of Hanumakonda. Consequently, temples, dedicated to Narasimhaswami, Padmakshi subordinate chiefs and the distinguished nobles of and Govindarajulu Swami, which are of great the Kakatiya Kingdom took up their residence with sanctity. The last named temple is perched on a the king in the inner citadel, built of stone. The

1. Ekambranatha Temple Inscription-Ind. Ant. Vol. XXI PP-1976 2. Annual Report on South Indian Epigraphy for 1906, PP-79 and 80 3. Report of Archaeological Dept. of H. E.H. The Nizam's Dominions for 1925-26 4. The tradition says that she was the consort of Ganapati which is recorded in the Imperial Gazetteer-see Indian Art Vol. XI - Page 199 and Epigraphy ofIndia Vol. XII PP-190 5. Indian Antiquary Vol. XXXVII, P-357 6. Coins of Southern India, P-84 7. Lists of Antiquities, Vol. II. P-174 8 Footnote 22 on P-357 - Ind. Ant. Vol. XXXVII [3] condition of the besieged in the inner fort became It is a well known fact that at the time of the increasingly difficult owing to the lack of accom­ rise of the Bahmani Kingdom, Warangal was inde­ modation and at last Prataparudra could hold out pendent under the nile of Kapaya Nayaka4 • This no longerl • Thereupon he sued for peace and ruler was on friendly terms with the Bahmani King, Malik KaJur agreed to raise the siege on condition and even furnished him with elephants, on the that Prataparudra should promise to the Sultan latter's request. Of course, we hear of the Sultan annually a stipulated sum of money and send a setting out on an expedition to conquer Telangana, contingent of elephants as tribute? Prataparudra but it related only to the region around accepted those. cond;tions and discharged his and not Warangal. However, hostilities arose obligations faithfully. After the death of the between these two kingdoms before long, and the Sultan there wete political disturbances in the expansion of the Bahmani Kingdom eastwards was cQuBtry and ultim~1ely Ghiyasuddin Tuglaq, ascen­ regarded by the Warangal ruler to be an encroa­ .'Hftc throne and proclaimed himself Sultan in chment on his own territory. Warangal began to J.i2a. As a res tilt of these disturbances Pratapa­ act in concert with V;jayanagar, and in the reign rudrs refused to pay the annual tribute to of Mohammed Shah Bahmani I, 1358-1373, war Ohiyasuddin Tuglaq. After consolidating his commenced which ultimately ended in the submis­ authority Sultan Ghiyasuddin turned his attention sion of the Warangal Kingdom. Peace was restored to the south, and in 1323 sent an expedition on the payment of a large sum of money to the ~gainst the Telangana under his S~lD Mohammed Bahmani ruler as indemnity and Golconda and its Bin Tuglaq who finally captured the fort and dependencies had to b~ ceded besides presenting a It Prataparudra was taken prisoner. was considered rich and a valuable throne5, It is not clearly stated unsafe by the conquercrs to keep him in the whether Warangal retained its independence after country, where his presence might lead to political this. The Burhan·i-Masir states6 that in the latter complications and theTefore Prataparudra was days of his reign i.e .• the reign of Mohammed Shah despatched to Delhi with all the members of his famity under Khauir Khan and Khaja Haji, two Bahmani J, (1358-1373) b~ing seized' with the trusted officers of the Imperial Army. They were desire of conquerring Telangana. he brought the country into the possession of the agents of his not however destined to bring the fallen into the metropolis. for he had expired far befllre Government. This statement might imply that reaching Delhi. The circumstances under which Warangal was made a feudatory State bu~ it seems he died are not however cle

1. Archaeological Report ofH.E.H. The Nizam's Dominions 1925-26 2. Archaeological Report of H.E.H. The Nizam 's Dominions, 1926-27 3. Archaeological Report, 1939 4. Jour. and Orissa Rosearch Society. Vol. XX Pts. Ill-IV PP. 260-274 and Bharati, June, 1934, PP 939-948 5. Firishta by J. Scott; Vol. I, P-21 6. Burhani Maasir, P-28 7. Firishta by J. Scott, Vol. I, P-I02 [4]

rewarded Khan Azam suitably and detached him 1687 when Golconda was captured by Aurangazeb, to reduce the remainder of Telangana, which he Warangal too automatically got annexed to the effected in the span of four months and returned Kingdom of Delhi. Rohilla Khan was entrusted to join the King at Warangal. Khan Azam was with the administration of Golconda and lIyder­ now left to reduce some strong posts in possession abad and later Mubaraz Khan took his place and of the deceased Rajah's heirs, while the king was the Subedar till 1724. In that year he was proceeded to . These events are dated as defeated and killed in the battle of Shaker Khere 1424 A. D. in the Berar by Nizam-ul-Mulk Asif Jah 1. The latter declared himself independent o(the Kingdom The campaign described above by Firishta is of Delhi and ruled the Deccan. Thus Warangal a specific attack on Warangal as a punishment for came under the sway of the Nizam's dominions. helping the Kingdom of Vijayanagar. In the administrative set up of the erstwhile The Kingdom of Warangal completely lost its Hyderabad State, Warangal was first made the individuality in 1430 during the reign of Alauddin headquarters of a taluk and later the headquarters Bahmani. This Sultan after capturing Warangal of a district and a Suba, with, the Subedar residing left behind him his trusted Minister Mahmood at Waranga!. After the P

On the break-up of the Bahmani Kingdom, Kakatiya Glories Warangal fell to the share of the Qutub Shahis of Temples: The Kakatiyas were magnificient Golconda. Shitab Khan became the Governor of builders and in their structures one notices vigour Warangal under the Qutub Shahis of Golconda1. and 10ftiness, as also a sense of proportion, quali­ The Durbar Hall of Shitab Khan still standing in ties which unfortunately are seldom observed in the fort of Warangal indicates that this man of similar structures in other pHIS of the country. fortune must have won the kingship attributed to The massiveness of the pillars at Hanumakonda, him in the record under Qutub Shahi Kings2. Warangal and Palampet is in due propnrtion to the This Durbar Hall, as Mr. Yazdani has pointed out altitude of the buildings and to the heavy super­ is a spacious building of the true Pathan style structure and in spite of their thickness, the pillars which stands near the western gateway of the have an extremely symmetrical form and rise to central shrine in the fort To establish his identity considerable height, giving a general air of we have to refer not only to the accounts given by loftiness to the whole building. The interiors ~he Muslim historians and in the Kaifiyat preserved of the temples are spacious, thus admitting 10 the Government Oriental Manuscripts Library at more light and air than is cQmmonly the case in Madras but also to some Telugu books as well. Hindu edifices. The pillars, dborways and screens The History of Sultan Quli Qutub Shahs would are profusely decorated, the arrangement and style show that Shitab Khan was in the possession of the of the carvings being highly refined and appro­ strong forts of Waran gal, Khammameth and Bellam­ priate. The temples represent the full development konda. Obviously, then, he must have governed of the Chalukyan style and as such form important the tracts between Warangal and on both landmarks in the history of the Hindu architecture sides of . He took great interest in and sculpture. developing the fort by constructing a few buildings for his subjects. These buildings are no longer in The thousand pillared temple of Hanumakonda existence. Only the ruins of these can be seen. is the best example of architecture that flourished during the Kakatiya period. The main block of Under the Qutub Shahi period Warangal the temple comisting of the three shrines and the remained as the second city of the Kingdom. In hall, belongs to the periL)d of the incript:ons i. e.,

1. Tarikh-i·Mohammed Qutub Shah, Mss. Persian - pr. 240-250 - Central Library 2. Tarikh-i· Mohammed Qutub Shah, Mss. Persian - PP. 277 - Central Library 3. Trans. Briggs, Vol. III, P-360 [5]

1162-63 A. D., while the prolongation of the porch, Pakhal, Ramappa and Laknavaram lakes. Pakhal with the Nandi pavilion and detached pillared hall, lake is situated about 51 kms east of Warangal is a later addition. The temple, as is recorded in town. It was constructed about 700 years ago, the inscription. was dedicated to the Triad, Siva, Pakhal is a large artificial sheet of water formed by Vishnu and Surya and their figures are beautifully a 2000 yards dam across the Pakhal river at a place carved over the doorways of their respective where it cuts its way through two low hills. The shrines. The northern and eastern shrines origi­ water covers an area of 33 sq. kms. when the lake is nally had images of Vishnu and Surya; the recesses full, with an average depth of 30 to 40 feet. It has a which accommodated the images and the over­ catchment area of 265 sq. kms. and is capable of shadowing canopies are still in evidence. But it irrigating 17,000 acres though the settled ayacut is seems that once the temple came into the hands roughly 9,000 acres, the rest being reserved as of the Saivaites. they removed the images from Shikargah. The not far from Mulug their shrines and replaced them by Salankas which and at a distance of 70 kms. to the north-east of exist now. The most notable features of this WarangaL is another most magnificent example of temple are the richly carved pillars and lintels, the the old irrigation works constructed by the Kings delicate screens and the most carefully finished ofKakatiya dynasty. A reference to this tank is sculptures consisting of dwarapalas (security made in an inscri ption at Palampet according to guards) etc. But hardlY less striking is the massive which this lake was constructed in 1213 A.D., when yet lofty style of the arcllitecture characterised by the Kakatiya King, Ganapatideva was rUling. It the extra-ordinary height of the plinth, the majestic has a catchment area of about 212 sq. kms. and pillars and the ponderou$ beams and ceiling slabs. four main distributory channels. It is capable of The Nandi pavilion and the detached pillared hall irrigating about 3642 hectares. The Laknavaram lake are comparatively plain and devoid of ornament, is 21 kms. from Mulug and is regarded as a sister but the Nandi itself is a splendid specimen of a to Ramappa tank. The lake is formed by shutting monolithl • It reveals the genealogy of the Kaka­ up three narrow villages with short bunds. It has a tiya Kings. catchment area of 194 sq. kms. and three main distributories, irrigating about 5,260 hectares. Another important architectural form of the Kakatiya dynasty is found in the temples of Commerce: To maintain a well balanced Palampet, a small village in the Mulug taJuk. economic prosperity throughout the country, the 64 kms. from Waranga!. On the shores of Kakatiya Rulers had friendly trade relations with Ramappa lake. are the remains of temples. foreign countries. The records of the Kakatiyas described as the brightest stars in the galaxy of speak of merchants of the home country, medieval temples of the Deccan. The pillars and merchants of another country and merchants ceilings are full of ornamentation and scenes from from different countries. The first were the local the and the are sculptured merchants ()fganised in local guilds. The second everywhere. Long par:els of figures of Gods, were like the first except that they came from Goddesses, warriors, acrobats, musicians and another country; the last were the powerful guilds' dancing girls in different poses decorate the outer including merchants f[(lm all countries playing a walls while female figures in extremely graceful prominent part in the foreign trade of the country postures almost lifelike and made of highly as a whole. They specially traded in elephants, polished black basalt stone are arranged in pairs in saphires, moonstones, pearls, rubies, diamonds. the form of brackets. They represent the Yakshis, topaz and other precious articles, cardamoms, female spirits. in technical dance poses serving as cloves, sandal, musk. saffron and other spices and guards of the doors. perfumes. They either sold them wholesale or flourished under the patron­ hawked them about. The Motupalle inscription of age of the Kakatiya Kings. Somana, Thikkana and King Ganapati gives some idea of the conditions of Maranna were poets of great merit and the greatest maritime trade. Trade, both inland and foreign among them was Thikkana who rendered Maha­ was well organised and briskly carried on through­ bharatha into Telugu. out the period. The great port cities like Masuli­ patam were the emporia of foreign trade. The Irrigation Works: Of the best irrigation works extensive bazaar of that great city (Warangal) was of the area which stood the test of time are the full of tall mansions of many apartments each with

1. History ofIndian Architecture Vol. I, PP. 432-33 and A.S.R. Western India (1894-95) PP. 11-12 [6]

doorways, wide verandahs and corridors. The administration and war. The Kakatiya princess merchants lived with their families on the upper Rudrama Devi carried on the administration of the storey while the lower ones were set apart for kingdom and took part in wars personally and conducting business. The impressions gathered by actively. In civil life the occupied a Marco Polo, a medieval traveller, throws more highly respected position. With the exception light on the industries when he remarks _., in this of the few who entered the State service in the Kingdom also are made the best and most delicate army and elsewhere, they generally devoted them­ buckrams and those of the highest price; in short selves to religious and literary pursuits and stood they look like tissue of spider's web. There is no outside the race for wealth and power. Hundreds king nor queen in the world but might be gbd to of inscriptions in and around Warangal proclaim wear them. The people also have the largest the continued solicitude of kings, nobles and sheep in the world and great abundance of all the merchants for the maintenance and encouragement necessaries of life". In most of the common of a class of men who devoted themselves exclu­ industries the rule was productipn for the local sively to intellectual pursuits. market; but the movements of the individual merchants from one part of the country to another Growth of Warangal City : The city of and the highly developed organisation of mercan­ Waranga!, although cl)mparatively more ancient tile corporations in different parts of it, provide than SJme other cities of India, has however been adequate evidence of a brisk internal trade in so much influenced by political and historical certain sorts of goods. Spinning and weaving factors in its growth, right from its inception. that formed a major industry which occupied consi­ the study of its growth and development in its true derable numbers and guilds of weavers were historical perspective will be more helpful in generally in a flourishing condition and took an explaining the other factors that might have been active part in many local concerns. The export functionally associated with its gro,wth. Jt seems of the finer varieties of cloth from various parts of therefore logical to study the growth of this the country is proved by records. Warangal itself city through its various hist'Hical stages. The specialised in the manufacture of carpets which historical periods chosen are not just convenient were much sought after. Important trade centres dates but representative landmarks in the history were connected by for the movement of of its development. Either they indicate a signifi­ goods. cant histt'rical event which -had a marked infiuence on the form and function of the city or the Administration: When Prataparudra Deva II inauguration of a new economic force into the succeeded his grandmother in 1295, certain fabric of city life. administrative reforms were introduced through­ out the country. He devided the whole kingdl)m These stages are : into 77 Nayakships, confin ing recruitment there to Kakatiya stage 1260-1422 the Padmanayaka sect of Vela rna community and Transition stage thoroughly overhauling the staff of Nayakas. 1422-1725 Some of the great Nayakas, like Kapaya Nayaka Asif Jahi stage 1725-1948 who later played a great part in resisting the Modern stage 1948 onwards. Muslim invasions were the products of this system which incidentally, was later adopted and elabo­ The Kakatiya stage-1260-1422: The kingdom rated by the rulers of the Vijayanagar. of Kakatiya, of which Warangal was the capital. was ruled by the Kakatiya dynasty from 1150 to Society and Culture: There is DO authentic 1422. In 1422 the Kingdom was annexed into the record giving a reliable estimate of the population Bahmani and then fell to the Qutub Shahis of during this long period. In the sea ports, and in Gl\lconda. Since then this independent kingdom the capital of the kingdom there were undoubtedly became a peripheral province of vast Qutub Shahi considerable numbers of foreigners incl udi ng Empire. It thus lost its individuality and the forces Arabs, Chinese and Persians. The bulk of the that had contributed to make Warangal a great population was constituted of organised in kingdom ceased to exist. In the absence of cnn­ castes. The role of women in high society was tempilfary accounts it is difficult t(l estimate in varied, important and generally speaking. pleasant. which direction the growth of city took place. Princesses of the Royal family received good However, it must be pointed out that the direction in literature and the fine arts; some of the growth of the city was well anticipated by were quite equal on occassion, to the tasks of Rudra Deva 1 and he bad made it all the more [7] possible by constructing a thousand pillared temple in the history of the city. Permanently the city lost four miles west of Waranga!. The recent excava­ its capital status and became the third city of the tions of the Archaeological Department in and region the first two being Hyderabad and Aurang­ around the Warangal fort throw a good deal of abad (now in State). It had become light on the origin of the city and its early period a part of the province of the Deccan of the Asif of growth. These reports of excavations contain a Jahi Kingdom. It was during this period that more detailed chronological account of the various people began to settle down outside the fortress of temples and buildings and serve a useful purpose Waranga!. Corroborating this, Bilgrami and Wilmot to form a better picture of the city as it had then write "a group of men called Shaiks who were' well­ existed. The temples remind us that devotion to known carpet merchants settled down permanently a God was the first concern of the King and his mile from the fortress of Warangat'. This area now subjects. The remarks of Malik Fakruddin Juna, called Denshahipet is noted fur carpet industry. a Commander of Sultan Alauddin's army while However, the population on the north along nurching towards Warangal fprt throw much light the ft'flress wall. towards the south and west, was on the built up area of the city when he says "when expanding and new northern. southern and western this force reached the Gardens of Arangal, the suburbs like Ramannapet. Rangashahipet also iron of their horseshoe.s turned green from walking known as Rar.gasayipet and Lakshmipura (Hanama­ over the grass. Two famous officers and forty konda) had come into existence. Lakshmipura_ and horsemen went forward and reached the summit of Hanamakonda had virtually become the greatest ,he Anamkonda Hill from where they could see all religious centres of the city. A unique feature of the suburbs and gardens of Arangal l • Tbe same the development of the c.ty right from its inception Commallder further speflks of "a fort. the like of is ~he ribbon like development along the to which is not to be found ion the face of earth. Its Hyderabad. The axis of growth, however, was wall. though of mud, was so hard that a spear oj steel oriented towards the west. could make no impression upon it, if a maghrabi­ stone were to strike it, it would rebound like a nut The Asif-Jahi stage-J422-1948: This period in thrown by a child2 ". In the absenl"e of contem­ the growth of Warangal city was c:haracterised by porary accounts it may. however, be said that in three distinct phases (a) construction of Subedari this period the settlement and built up area might buildings, (b) construction of Railway Stations, have been within the fNtress ot Warangal. A few (c) appearance of a cotton mill. The three factors hamlets namely, Hanumakonda. Mathwada and combined to change the axis of growth of Warangal Girmajipet were eXisting as religious centres and and added new dimel.sions to its landscape. The plan for constructing Government buildings for most of the open area was confined for the cult iva· tinn (of various products:l. Thus three hamlets were offices and res:dential quarters for officers was situated along the main roads leading to Golconda m00ted in 1923 but it was completed in 1926 when Warangal, was declared as the headquarters of the fnrtress4 • Even today we find s('me old temples in these hamlets in a dilapidated condition testifying Subah by Salar Jung, the then Prime Minister of to their past glories. Hyderabad under the administrative reforms of Hyderabad State. Prior to this there were no Transition stage-1422-J72S: This period may buildings. The construction of these buildings was rightly be termed as transitional in the history of not so important as the consequence since in the the growth of this city. It was divested of the wake of its construction there came into eXistence status of a capital city. Its economy was disturbed. around the buildings a cluster of shops and dwelling Its pnlitical ownership was unsettled. Things houses. This nucleus settlement now forms a part however. calmed down towards the end of 1725 of the 10caLty called Subedari and Llkshmipura at ~vhen the control of the city of Warangal passed Hanamakonda. Another factor which contributed Into the hands (;f Nizam-ul-mulk Asif Jah, the to the growth of the city was the construction of founder of the Asif Jahi dynasty. This l('ng transi­ railway stations connecting the railway lines tional period also recorded two significant events between Hyderabad-Delhi and Hyderabad-Madras

I. Burhave Masir P-260 2. Khain-ul-Azani - Translated by Prof. Habib of the Aligarh University. J925 3, Reports of Archaeological D('parrment, 19J8 and 1919 4. Tarikh Khutub Shahi ~ P-299 5. Bilgrami & Wilmot-Historical and descriptive sketch of the Nizam's Dominion·Times of India Press, Bombay 1883 [8] in the nineteenth century. Two railway stations Rai Murlidhar Bahadur (1340 F) the then subehdar within a distance of 13 kms. were constructed at of the Warangal that the limits of the city were Waraugal and respectively. This factor , determined by a complete survey of the city. These gravitated population on a large scale and soon the limits of course draw the boundary of the city and built up area from Kumarpalle and Lashker roughly determine also the extension of the built Singaram bended its way towards the railway up area. station and within the course of twenty years a The modern stage-1948 onwards: This tremen­ densely populated locality at Kazipet came into dous and piecemeal development of the city was existence. The Azam Jahi Mills north of Mathwada, in the main haphazard, unco-ordinated and unplan­ the rice mills in the south and the oil mills north­ ned. As a result, several glaring defects and west of the fort were the chief organised industrial deficiencies have developed. To cope with the units of Warangal and were all established between situation and remedy the defects, the municipality 1931 and 1948. The establishment of a textile mill took keen interest in preparing the Master Plan and its workshops in the north of Mathwada gave with the collaboration of the Town Planning great impetus to the growth of that small hamlet. Department in 1949. The Plan has both a negative In fact it formed thep nucleus around which the and a positive aspect. By cQntrolling and fixing the built-up area developed extensively. The rice mills land uses, the municipality seeks to prevent and oil mills attracted a large growth along the haphazard and confused growth. By reservation of main road from the fortress to the Railway gate. lands for various public uses ,such as recreation Besides this, other industries like tanning etc., also grounds. schools, etc'" ii'Seeks to ensure developed not only in the built up area but also that adequate land for these' purp,)ses is kept jn the surrounding villages namely, Vedeyapalle, available for being utilised in future. The plan has Mamla and Rangshahipet. Thus jt is found that the already been implemented and according to it the city of Warangal is not a product of an evolu­ Regional College Building; Kakatiya tionary process of urbanisation but the result of Medical CoJlege Building and a few other piecemeal development. It was during the period of structures have been constructed. PHYSICAL ASPECTS

This district derived its name from Warangal, The Laknavaram lake lies in the limits of its headquarters city. The place was founded in 'the L'aknavaram village in Mulug tal uk. This lake is twelfth century by ProIa Rajt4 of the Kakatiya at a distance of 69.23 kms. from Waranga\. The dynasty. The name of Warangal is said to be surplus water of this lake ultimately joins the another form of Orukal which was probably the Godavari. This lake was formed by closing three old name of the old town. Waranga! was one of the narrow valleys each with a short bund. Its ):ugest districts in the erstwhile Hyderabad State. catchment area extends to about 195 sq. kms. and it Its bifurcation in 1953 led to the formation of irrigates about 5,260.90 hectares. . Wa,rangal district lies between the northern latitudes of 17° 19' and 18° 36' and The Ramappa lake is situated in the northeast the eastern latitudes of 78° 49' and 80° 43' and has of Warangal, at Palampet in Mulug taluk. It was a total area of 12,846 sq.: kms. It is bounded on the formed by laying bunds across the Medivagu and north by district, on the west by Rallavagu. Its catchment area is 183.89 sq. kms. , on the south by district and it has four main distributories known as the and on the West and ~outheast by Khammam Voger channel. Veerla channel, Burugu and Somi district. channels. The lake has an ayacut of 1.863 hectares.

Hills: The area around Hanumakonda is The Ghanapur lake which lies in Mulug ta!uk 518.16 metres above the sea level, while the average is situated in Ghanapuram village. It has a catch­ elevation of the district is about 265.48 metres. A ment area of 100.36 sq. kms. The lake serves an range of hills stretches from Parkal and Singareni ayacut of nearly 1,620 hectares. to Aswaraopet in Khammam district in the south­ east bounding the lower Godavari valley. A hill In addition to the above lakes, there are some range known as the Kandikalgutta extends from tbe important tanks at Nagaram, Wardhannapet, southeast to Chinnur ( District.) The ArjunpatIa, Katakshapuram etc. Chandragiri hills and the famous iron hills of ILtsanparthi lie 16 kms. and 22 kms. respectively Climate and rainfall: The district being situated to the, northwest of Waranga!. at a considerahle distance from the sea coast, its climGt.e generally tends to be dry and there is not Rivers: The irrigation works in the district are much fluctuation in the temperature. The year may the lakes of Pakhal, Laknavaram, Ramappa and be divided into four seasons. The winter season Ghanapur (Gbanpur). These lakes command an from December to February in which period, the aYGcut of 11 ,219 hectares. These are the exam pI es temperature drops slightly followed by the summer of the old irrigation w0Tks constructed by the season from March to May. The hottest month in kings of Kakatiya dynasty. this season is May. The period from June to September is the southwest monsoon season. . The Pakhal lak~ is sit~~e

Soil: The soi]s of the district are susceptible to , Rashtrakutas, Western Chalu­ erosion due to its slopy and undulating topograpby. kyas of Kalyani, Kakatiyas, Musunuri Chiefs, The steep slopes and marginal lands bordering Recherla Ch:efs, Bahmanis, Qutub Shahis, hillocks face acute erosion in times of heavy rains. Mughals and Asaf lahis who held sway over The lands alongside tbe Godavari.are silted heavily portions of the Deccan of which Warangal when the GJdavari overflows its banks. The soil formed part. Waranga] originally formed part in this district can be divided into loams, red loams, of Khammam district. In 1905, the headquarters clayey loams, sandy loams, black cotton soil, of the district was shifted to Warangal and aJ1uvial and rocky. The ta]uks of Mahbubabad, the reconstituted district consisted of the taluks of Mulug and Narasampet contain loamy soils. Sandy Warangal, Pakhal, Mulug. Khammam (Khamma­ loams predominate in the taluks of Jangaon, mett), Yellandu (Yellandlapad), Mahbubabad. Parkal, Warangal and Narasampet. Black cotton Madhira (Madhra) and . (Paloncha), soils constitute 20% of the area in the taluks of besides the Paloncha SJmsthanamu and other larger Mulug. Parkal and Waranga!. The soils in general jaghirs. The district was the largest in the erstwhile are found deficient in nitrogen and phosphoric Hyderabad State. The constituent taluks of the acid. district remained intact though there were some minor changes by way of transfer of a few villages Flora: The forests of the district come under from one taluk to another 'within the district till the category of tropical, dry, deciduous and 1953. As it was difficult to aqminister this exten­ tropical thorny forest types. During the warm sive district. it was deemed necessary to bifurcate weather most of the trees become leafless. It is it for effective administration. Accordingly this quite common to find good quality of valuable district was bifurcated on the 1st of October, 1953 teak. adjacent to or mixed up with valueless types leading to the formation ofKhammam district with of poor quality forests. The height of the trees the taluks of Khammam. Yellandu, Madhira. varies from 15 feet to 80 feet. The important and Bhoorgampadu (Borgampad) and Palwancha. valuable species commonly found are the teak, Consequently. the district of Warangal was left bijasaL nallamaddi, boja, channangi, tiruwam, with the taluks of Warangal, Mulug, Mahbubabad shisham, bamboo etc. and Pakhal. At the same time the districts of Karim­ nagar and Nalgonda were deprived of the taluks Fauna: Nearly one third of the district area of Parkal and Jangaon respecti' ely which were comprises forests containing wild life of all cate­ added to Warangal distr;ct. 1n the process of these gories. Indiscriminate shooting has considerablY transfers, Jangaon tal uk of Nalg('nda district lost changed the picture of wild life in the forests of the villageofTigul Narsapur (1953) to Gajwel taluk the district. Leopards and elephants among big of Medak district. while Khammam taluk lest animals and bustard, florican and flamingo in the ave SiJivole and Kamepalle villages to Mahbubabad (bird) fauna have disappeared, whde the other game taluk of Warangal district. In 1960-61, the name has considerably depleted. Two game sanctuaries, of the taluk of Pakhal was changed to that of one at Eturnagaram and the other at Pakhal were Narasampet with headquarters.:at Narasampet. Thus formed to protect wild life. The Eturnagaram the district consisted of 6 taluks, viz:- Warangal, sanctuary is situated about 112 kms. from Kazipet Jangaon, Parkal, MahbubabaQ, Mulug and Nara­ railway station. It is connected by a metalled sam pet. Henceforth. the district did not undergo road and has two forest rest houses. The area of any territorial changes and both at 1961 and 1971 this game sanctuary is 811 sq. kms. The sanctuary it consisted of 6 taluks grouped under two revenue at Pakhal is situated about 50 kms. from Kazipet divisions as shown under. Railway Station. The area of this sanctuary is 902 sq. kms. Shooting was prohibited throughout S. No. Name of the Revenue Constituent taluks the district but there are about 24 shooting blocks diVision open to the true sportsmen. These blocks are (1) (2) (3) opened for shooting once in three years. ------1 Warangal (Hanumakonda) 1 WarangaI Changes in administrative units and component 2 Jangaon parts: The district was not a homogeneous 3 Parkal administrative unit in the past and its component 2 Mahbubabad 1 Mahbubabad parts were under the control of different dynasties at 2 Mulug different periods of time, namely, the Satavahanas, 3 Narasampet [11]

According to 1981 census there are 15 taluks divisions as shown below: which have been grouped under three revenue

STATEMENT SHOWING THE REVENUE DIVISIONS IN WARANGAL DISTRICT, 1981

Sl. No. Name of Sub-divisionl Name of Taluk Name of Town (M)/(P) Revenue division

2 3 4

Warangal 1 Warangal (U) Warangal (M) 2 Warangal (R) 3 Jangaon 2 Jangaon (M) 4 Ghanpur 5 Wardhannapet 6 Cheriyal 7 Kodakondla 2 Parkal Parkal 2 Mulug 3 Chitiyal 4 El urnaga! am 3 Mahbubabad Mahbubabad Mahbubabad )P) 2 Dornakal (P) 2 Narasampet 3 Gudur 4 Maripeda

Each taluk of the district has undergone villages during the decade. For convenience, the jurisdictional changes between 1971 and 1981 and jurisdictional changes in the district during the there has been variation in the total n umber of decade are presented in the following statement:

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES

G.O. No. Names of transferred and date villages/new villages/ under which Name of the No. of Name of the No. of villages that the new taluk taluk in villages in taluk in villages in Remarks have become came into 1971 1971* 1981 1981* hamlets in 1981 existence

2 3 4 5 6 7

Parkal 131 Parka! 67 67 villages are now in Parka! ta!uk after the transfer of 64 villages to Chitiya! taluk Chitiya! 64 Formed from Parkal taluk 1971 L C. Nos. and names G.O. Ms. of 64 villages transferred No. 1415 Rev. from Parkal Tallik (U) dated 29tb Nov. 1979 VenkatraopaJle 2 Kalikota 3 KalvapalJe 4 Giddemutharam 7 Vencharami 8 Neradpalle Patti Mahadevpur 10 Vajnepalle [12]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Chitiyal (Contd.) 11 Gorlavedu 12 Dhoothpalle 13 Vodthala 9 Ninepaka 6 Chainpak 5 Raghavapur 25 Garmillapalle 26 Bornepalle 27 Yemped .. 29 VeJlampalle (Bejigir) Patti Bejigir Sharif 24 Velchai 28 Kundanpall e 23 Gummadvelli' , 22 Ramkishtapur (SiWar Veichai) 21 Pangadpalle 15 Kailapur 14 Jadalpet 113 Gopalapur 112 Pongandia 46 Muchinparthi 45 Thirmalapqr 44 Chitiyai 16 Nawabpet 17 Somanpalle 18 Ankushapur (Siwar Somanpalle) 19 Ramkishtapur (Siwar Tekumatla) 20 Tekumatla 31 Raghavreddipet 30 Dubbiyal, 32 Akenpalle 36 Parlapal16 35 Pedda Komatpalle 33 Pothgal 34 Kurkishal 39 Mulkalpalle 42 MogullapaJle 49 Jookai 47 Challagarege 111 Madthapalle 114 Kothapalle (Simthamannem) 115 Gudadupalie lt6 Kompallc 117 Jangedu 118 Bhoopa Ipall e 119 Kamalapur 120 Rampur 121 Chiknepalle [13]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Chitiyal (Coneld.) 128 Budharam 122 Pambapuram 123 Bhimghanpur 124 Nagaram 125 Azamnagar 126 Nandigama 127 Dikshakunta 129 Dudekulapalle 130 Pandipampula 131 Byakkapet

Mulug 218 Mulug 54 54 villages are now in Mulug Taluk after the transfer of 164 villages to Eturnagaram taluk Eturnagaram 164 Formed from Mulug Taluk 1971 L.C. Nos. and names G.O. Ms. of 164 villages transferred No. 1415 Rev. from Mulug Taluk (U) dated 29th Nov. 1979 144 Marepalle 145 Bhupatipuram 146 Gangaram Patti Gurrevula 147 Tupaku lagudem 148 Andukpalle 149 Devdumla 150 Laxmipuram Patti Gurrevula 151 Rlljannapet 152 Kothur Patti Gurr evula 153 Rampur Patti Gurrevula 155 Gangugudem 157 Parad 156 Kanaygudem Patti Gurrevula 154 Gurrevula 162 Muppanpalle 163 Buttaigudem 161 Malkapalle 158 Plldigapuram Patti Gurrevula 159 Chittial 160 Sarvai 164 Chintagudem Patti Gurrevula 165 Singaram Patti Gurrevula 166 Ettur 167 Kanthanpall e 168 Rampur () [14]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Eturnaga ram (Contd.) 169 Mullykatta 170 Shankarajpalle 171 Maredipaka 172 Chalbak 173 Banajibandarn 174 Yelsettipalle 17S Gondangavai 176 Allamvari Bhanpur 177 Reheer 178 Raigudem 179 Woddugudern Patti Gurrevula i80 Butaraln '. 182 Manaspalle 183 . Eturnagaram 184 Akulavari Gh~npur 181 Ekkala 137 Patti Ekkalaguvam 138 Dodla 139 Malyal 140 Kondai 141 KOlldred 142 Koratpalle 143 Iylapur 60 Kottur Patti Pangdi 59 Kalvapalle 61 Durgaram 64 (Sammakajatra) 63 Oorettam 66 Kann eboinapall e 58 Adhar\fai 67 Budughvanipahad 65 Jampangavai 76 Medaram Patti Chalvai 69 Padigapuram Patti Pangdi 68 Takkalagudem 57 Narlapuram 70 Elbak 73 Venglapurarn 44 Venkatapuram Patti Chalvai 45 Damrnakkapal1e 72 GonepalJe 71 Nimmakayalanagaram 97 98 Bodigudem 99 Maredigudem 100 Kamaram Patti Tadvai [15]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Eturnagaram (Cootd.) 136 Shahpalle 185 Theegalvai 186 Chintagudem Patti Ekkala Duvvur 135 Chinaboinapalle 187 Algupalle 188 Medaram Patti Eturnagaram 189 Ramannagudem Patti Eturnagaram 190 Papkapur 194 Koyagudem 195 Ellapuram 192 Gogupalle 191 Sivapuram 134 Peda Veokatapuram 133 Chiona Venkatapuram 132 Lingapuram 193 Chirragudam 196 Kamalapuram 197 Mangapet (Podmur) 198 Tondial Laxmipur 199 Komatpalle 200 Cheerupalle (Kothapet) 201 Narsapur (Mangapet) 202 Thimampet 204 Mallur 205 Chunchupalle 203 Narasimhasagaram 212 Poreddipalle 211 Barlaguda 210 Ramachandrunipet 206 Wadagudam Patti Rajupet 207 Ramanakkapet 208 Gollagudam 209 Rajupet 215 Kattigudam 218 AkinepaIle Mallaram 217 Brahmanapalle 216 Bandarugudem 214 Ladakgudam 213 Domeda 116 Rangapuram Patti Annaram 117 Karns ett igudam 115 Veerapurarn 118 Beerelli 119 Nirnmagudam 114 Yellapuram (Ashannaguda) 120 Kamaram Patti Annaram [16]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WAR AN GAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Eturnagaram (Contd.) 121 Venkannagudam 122 Ankampalle 113 Kowsettivai 124 Rampur Patti Annaram 112 ;Keshavapur 111 Gowraram Patti Annaram 126 Narasapuram Patti,Annarflm 125 Katnarasapuram 123 Pambap*am 128 Damervai 127 Katapuram 129 Uppukunta 130 Singaram Patti Annaram 131 Bhupatipuram 110 Annaram 106 Gangaram Patti Annaram 105 Laxmipuram Patti Annaram 104 Satta ram 103 Immadigudem 107 Ramannagudem Patti Annaram 109 Gopaigudem 108 Padigapuram Patti Annaram 102 Kishtapuram 101 Tadvai 96 Chennapuram 95 Banjar Yellapur 94 Kondalartagaram 93 Somaigudam 92 Chouled 91 Timmanitogu 90 Motlagudem Patti Lingal 83 Pochapur 85 Bo\lepalle Patti Lingal 89 Alligudam 88 Narsapuram Patti Lingal 87 Kondaiguda 86 Lingal 84 Chintalkatapur 82 Vaddagudem Patti Lingal 80 Bandal 79 Lavval [17]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Eturnagaram (Coneld.) 78 Wadagudem Patti Bandal 77 Kothagudem Patti Lingal 62 Madharam 81 Bhittupalle 36 Ranbandala 35 Ankannagudem Narasampet 195 Narasampet 68 68 villages are now In Nara­ sampet taluk after the trans­ fer of 127 villages to Gudur Taluk

Gudur 127 Formed from Narasampet 1971 L.C. Nos. and names G.O. Ms. Taluk of 127 villages transferred No. 1415 Rev. from Narasampet Taluk (U) dated 29th 29 Ramateertham Nov. 1979 31 Kannaraopet 32 Govindapur 33 Nagarajpalle 28 Shangaram 21 Rudraguda ' 34 Gundlapahad 38 Rampur 39 Asurvclli 37 Medapalle 35 ltika 1pall e 36 Dabirpet 40 Kondapur 68 Pothapur 69 Konapur 70 Ankannaguda 91 Rampur 97 Poongonda 98 Ramaram 99 Mamidigudem 100 Dubbaguda 101 Kamaram 92 Ippala Pegadapur 90 Jangamwariguda 86 Kundanpalle 72 Ootai 71 Sadireddipalle 67 Timmapur 41 Pakhal (Ashoknagar) 42 lalbanda 63 Khanapur 65 Gundam 64 Pocharam 66 Murraiguda 73 Enchaguda 83 Vajjavaniguda [18]

ST ATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW T ALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Gudur (Contd.) 84 Neelampalle 85 Rudravaram 88 Yedulapalle 87 Yerravaram 89 Rangappaguda 93 Devavaram 96 _J(arnegandi 102 Marriguda 103 Mahadevuniguda 104 Jangalpalle 106 Pedda YeJlapuram 113 Doravari VempaJle 114 Bothawanigu~a ] 15 Musmi 95 Durgararn 94 GundrcpaJle 79 ManchanpalJe 81 Govindapuram 80 Pegadapalle 82 PogallapalJe 74 Mokkallapalle 75 Mylaram 77 Kothagude'm 76 Kothapalle 78 Routuguda 116 Jangalpalle 117 Velballe 112 Putlabhupathi 111 Oorabaka 108 Katrenam 105 Cbintaguda 107 Narsuguda 109 Komatlagllda 110 Bavllrgorlda 195 Gangara)ll 194 Bhupalapatnam 188 Malligudem 187 Tinnalgandi 186 Bathulapall e 119 Eswaraguda 118 Polaram 120 Bakkacbintalapad 121 Kistapur 122 Upparaguda 124 Gunjed 125 Chinna Yellapur 130 Mangalwarpet 131 Budhraopet 132 Aincpalle 133 Ragampet 62 Tungabandam [19]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTiNG TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Gudur (Coneld.) 134 Rangapur 135 Kothoor 136 Dharmaraopet 129 Vangapet 128 Bhupathipet 126 Adivarampet 127 Sitanagar 137 Keshwapatnam 138 Pongode 139 Papaipet 140 Matveeraram 141 Timmar a inpad 166 Yellaiguda 168 Gundenaga 167 Madpapur 169 Gajulagattu 176 Ayodhyapur 177 Gudur 175 Bollepalle 174 Rajanpalle 162 Nagaram 160 Intikanne 170 Katrcpallc 171 Arapanpalle 173 Naikpalle 172 Teegalveni 178 Dameravancha 179 Macherla 185 Tatwari Vempalie 123 Gopalpur 184 Vcerampd 180 Utla 181 Matwada 182 Kongaragidda 183 Neelvancha 189 Karlai 190 Irkulakunta 191 Timmaput 193 Kodisalmitta 192 Pandem Warangal 212 Warangal 65 65 villages are now in Waran- (Rural) gal (R) Taluk after the trans- fer of 20 villages to Warangal (U) taluk, 62 villages to Ghanpur taluk and 65 villages to Wardhannapet Taluk Warangal 20 Newly formed from 1971 L.C. Nos. and names G.O. Ms. (Urban) Waranga! Taluk of20 villages transferred No. 1415 Rev. from Warangal Taluk (U) dated 29th Nov. 1979 90 89 Somidi [20]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Comd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Warangal (Urban) (Coneld.) 82 Waddepalle l6 Lakshasingaram 18 Palvelpula 17 Kumarpalle(lt) 81 67 Matwada 66 'Desaipet 68 , Lakshmipuram 59 Gorrekunta 71 Warangal Fortlt ) 76 Thimmapur (flaveli) 77 Rangashaipet I 78 Urus 70 Ramann~pet 69 Girmajipet 80 Shaimpet 83 Kazipet \}1. ) 88

Ghanpur 62 Newly formed from 1971 L.C. Nos. and names G.O. Ms. Warangal Taluk of 62 villages transferred No. 1415 Rev· to Ghanpur Taluk , (U) dated 29th Nov. 1979 96 Velair 95 Narayanagiri 5 Mupparam 4 Devnur 3 Somdevarapalle 2 Madipalle 7 UnikieherIa 6 92 Yelkurthy Dharmasagar 122 KyathampaIJe 93 Janakipqr 94 Mallikudurla 97 Sudeshpalle 98 Gundalasagar 99 Peeehera 100 Kondapur 101 Sripath ipall e 102 Lingampalle 106 Malkapur 107 Venkatadripet 121 Tatikayala 123 Pedda Pendyala 91 Rampur 134 Malakapalle 135 Vanamalakanaparthy 136 Venkatapuram (Chitur) 132 Raghuna thapall e 133 Dharmapuram [21]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Gbanpur (Concld.) 124 Nasikal 125 Chinna Pendyala 120 Rajavaram 108 ChiJupur 105 Kr ishnaj igudem 103 Fathepur 104 Tatikonda 109 Pullagutta 119 Ghanpur 126 Pamnur 127 Uppugal 131 Kunuru 137 Garimallapalle 138 Tidugu 139 Sagaram 129 Konaichalam 130 Tammadapalle 128 Timmampet 117 Nemiligonda 118 Sivunipalle 113 Chagal 110 Kothapalle (Medikonda) 111 Medikonda 112 Raghavapur 114 Vishwanathpur 115 Tandarpalle 116 Teegram 140 Zafargadha 146 Aliabad 145 Timmapur (Chitur) 141 Suraram 142 Shapalle 143 ThammadapaJle (Gudur) 144 Obalapur

Wardhannapct 65 Newly formed from 1971 L.C. Nos. and names G.O. Ms. Waranga] Taluk of 65 villages transferred No. 1415 Rev. to Wardhannopet Taluk (U) dated 29tb Nov. 1979 84 Bhatpalle 85 Kothapalle (Haveli) 79 Ammavaripet 75 Alipllr 86 Kondaparty 152 Inole 154 Singaram 74 Mamnoor 73 NakkalapaJl e 156 Gadepalle 159 Venkatapur (Haveli) [22]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Wardhannapet (Contd.) 168 Katrepalle (HaVeli) 160 Kapulakanuparthy 155 Bollekunta 153 Punnole 151 Kakiralapalle 162 161 Chennaram 166 Ramachandrapur 167 !Gavicherla 174 TheegrajupaiJe 165 .Shapur 164 Lohitha 163 Upparapall e 187 Katrial 188 Yellanda ]50 Nandanam ]49 Bandantapurarn 148 Dammannapet 147 Divitipalle 201 Ramavaram 200 Gannaaram 189 Wardhannapet 190 Kothapalle 186 Nallaball e' ]85 Gopanapalle 175 Kanakapaka 173 Engole 177 Chintanekkonda 176 ChoutapaJle 184 Wadlakonda 183 Rollakal 192 Kothur ]91 Laibarthy 198 Raipatty 199 ThirmalapaJle 204 Konduru 202 Kesavapur 203 KolampaHe 205 Burhanpalle 206 KatrepaJle 207 Pothireddipalle 208 Muripirala 209 Mylaram 193 Periked 181 Revooru 182 Somaram 178 179 180 Annaramsherief 194 Kondapur 197 Ghattikal [23]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Wardhannapet (Concld.) 196 Jagannathapalle 195 Ookal Patti Raiparthi 210 Sannuru

Jangaon 187 Jangaon 55 55 villages are now in Jan­ . gaon Taluk after the transfer , of 81 villages to Cheriyal and 51 villages _to Kodakondla Taluk Cheriyal 81 Formed from Jangaon TaJuk 1971 L.C. Nos. and names G. O. Ms. of 81 villages transferred No. 1415 Rev. from Jangaon Ta/uk (U) dated 29th Nov. 1979 25 Danampalle 24 Chitiyal . 26 Kamlaipalle 27 Arjunapalle 30 Jalapalle 31 Linppuram 33 Dhoolmitta 34 ThornaJa 35 Bekkal 36 Kondapur 39 Ankushapuram 40 Bonthaghatnagaram 41 Tarigoppuia 38 Solipuram 37 Kootigal , 32 Bairanpall e 29 Aknour 28 Dommat 23 Tadoor 22 Marimusthiaya Gowraipalle 2 Komaravelle 21 Kistampet 20 Vecharani 62 Cheriyai 61 Narasaipalle 59 Maddur 60 Gagilapur 56 Rebarthy 55 Vallampatla 54 Vangampalle 52 Potharam 51 Akkerajapalle 50 . Narmetta 42 Narsapur @ Ramrajpalle 43 Abdulnagaram 44 Gandiramvaram 45 Machupahad [24]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971. AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Cheriyal (Concld.) 47 Malakpet 48 Hanmanthpur 49 Bommakur 86 Veldenda 53 Ammapur 85 Ladnoor 57 Lakkapalle 58 Dharmaram 81 Marmamula 80 Salakpur 63 Mustiyal 18 Chenchamkota 19 Kadavergu 3 Ramsagar '. .4 Ainapur 5 Tapasapall e 6 Gurvnnapet 7 Posanapalle 8 Peddarajapet 9 10 Salva pur 11 Mansanpalle 12 Lingampalle 13 Pullagudem 14 Dubbaguntapalle 15 Konne 17 Padmati Keshvapur 16 Nagircddipalle 65 Gangapuram 66 Ramachandrapuram 67 Itakalpal1 e . 64 Alimpur 79 Katkoo:r 82 Bamdanagaram 84 Kesire4dipalle 83 Lakshmapur 78 Kodvatur 77 Basircddipalle 68 Bachannapet 75 Tammadpalle 69 Chinna Ramancherla 70 Pochannapeta 71 Narayanapur

Kodakondla 51 Formed from JlUlgaon Taluk 1971 L.C. Nos. and names G.O.Ms. of 51 villages transferred No. 1415 Rev. from Jangaon Taluk (U) dated 29th Nov. 1979 103 Kothalabad 102 Iravennu 101 Thirmalagiri 100 Gudur [25]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Kodakondla (Coneld.) 162 Bommera 164 Kondapuram 163 Palakhurthy 159 Lakshminarayanapuram 161 Ayyagaripa lJ e 160 Thorrur 157 Shatapuram 156 Kolkonda 155 Chowdur 144 Madur (Khurd) 127 Singarajpalle 126 Nirmala 125 Ramarajpall e 145 Madur Kalan 154 Madhapuram 158 Visnoor 166 Teegaram Hi5 Dardepalle 173 Valmadi 174 Mallampalle 175 Vavilala 176 Regula 177 Authapuram 178 Nancharimodur ]79 Peddavangara 180 Pochampalle 181 Gantlakunta 171 Edunuthula 172 Muthram 168 Manchippuia 167 Channur 153 Mailaram 152 Dharmapuram 146 Kadavendi 147 Devaruppaia 148 Gollapalle 149 Manpahad 150 Mondrai 15t LakshmakkapalJe 169 Ramavaram 170 Pakala 183 Kodakondla 182 Narasingapuram 184 Rangapuram 185 Kurpalle 186 Wadde Kothapalle 187 Pocharam [26]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Conld.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Mahbubabad 155 Mahbubabad 81 81 villages are now in Mah­ bubabad taluk after the transfer of 74 villages to Mar ipeda Taluk

Maripeda 74 Formed from Mahbubabad 1971 L.C. Nos. and names G.O. Ms. TaJuk 0/74 vi"ages trans/erred No. 1478 Rev· to Maripeda Taluk (U) dated 6th Dec. 1979 11 Somaram )2 Zamistanpur 13 Macharajupalle 14 Yerraballigudem 15 Ramanujapur 10 Gurthur 9 Khanapur 3 Ammapur 8 Kantaipalem 16 Kachikal 17 NeIJikudur 7 MadpalJe 5 Thourur 4 Chintalapalle 2 Komman,lpalJe I V clikatta 78 Chinna Vangara 77 Venkatapuram 76 Gopalagiri 6 Fathepur 71 Polepalle 70 Brahman Kothapalle 69 Bodlada 73 Danthaiapalle 72 Matedu 74 Bonthapall e 75 Cheriapa)em 83 Chikutaipalcm 82 Harpriyal 79 Chityal 80 Bommakal 81 Karka) 86 Mupparam Kalan 85 Kalvapalle 84 Ramvaram 89 Agapet 88 Kummarikuntla 87 Vemulapalle 91 Reponi 90 Gunnepalle 93 Narsimlapet 68 Kommu)avancha 67 Jayapuram [27]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE FORMATION OF NEW TALUKS AND NUMBER OF VILLAGES IN THE OLD AND

EXISTING TALUKS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT IN 1971 AND 1981 CENSUSES (Contd.)

2 3 4 5 6 7

Maripeda (Concld.) 66 Ekkirala 65 K~usalyadevipalle 63 Bojjannapet 64 Gundamrajpalle 109 Gudur 112 Jayyaram 113 Vusampalle 108 Uggampalle 107 Yeilampet 106 Mungimadugu 105 Nagaram Kalan 94 Vanthadpula 92 Datla 95 Rampur 104 Chillamcherla 103 Neclkurthy 102 Ancpur 114 Vecraram lJ5 UlIcpalle 121 Erj ala 1::0 Dharmaram 116 Beechrajpalle 119 Purushothamaigudem 118 GaJivarigudem 117 Abbaipalem 100 Maripeda 101 Guripur 96 Tallaookallu 97 Thanamcherla 98 Burhanpur 99 Guodepudi

'" Total villages of each taluk given under columns 2 and 4 includes the villages which are fully included in urban areas also

The following statement shows the present set villages and towns in each taluk of Warangal up giving the details of the area and number of district. [28]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE POSITION OF EACH TALUK IN WARANGAL DISTRICT AT 1981 CENSUS

Sl. Name of the Total No. of Total Total number of No. of villages No. Taluk area in Towns Villages villages included in towns Sq. Kms. ------Inhabited Uninhabited Fully Partly

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Chitiyal 779.2 64 63

2 Parka I 580.9 67 66 1

3 Mulug 2,519.5 54 44 10

4 Eturnagaram 682.2 164 102 62

5 Gudur 1. 226.1 127 112 IS

6 Narasampet 798.8 68 67 1

7 Waranga1 (Urban) 163.2 8 8 12 5

8 Warangal (Rural) 548·8 65 6S

9 Ghanpur 683.1 62 62

10 Cheriyal 903·2 81 8(

11 Jangaon 732.2 54 53

12 Kodakondla 759.8 51 50

13 Wardhannapet 704.1 65 65

14 Maripeda 746.4 74 72 2

15 Mahbubabad 1,008.3 2 79 79 2

Total 12,846.0 4 1,083 989 94 15 5

Note: 1 The district "Geographical Area" figures are as supplied by the Surveyor General, India. 2 The total of the area figures of taluks, will not tally with the district area figures because the former represent land Use area and are derived from the figures supplied by the State Survey Department. 3 Villages shown under column 5 do not include the villages given under column 8. ~ MAJOR CHARACTERISTICS

Foresfry*: The total area un der forests in the for memorials and in other decorative construe. district spread over the two forest divisions, tio'·ps. The stone is exported to Japan, Germany namely, Warangal and Mahbubabad 3,l37.13 sq. an~ other countries. The different colours of kms. while its geographical area is 12,846.00 sq kms. granite available in tbe district are also praised for The forests of the district come under the category their export quality. Besides this the other minor of tropical dry deciduous and tropical thorny forest minerals such as bJick earth and sand is available types. in plenty to meet the construction works in the district. Till 1964 the division was spread over the whole revenue district Warangal and has rich and Major potential minerals are not available val uable tree growth .. Subsequently from the except laterite, amethyst quartz, 1(1w grade steatite protection point of view t·he Warangal division was and white clay. The laterite deposit at Advi­ bifurcated into Warangal ~.and Mahbubabad forest mallampally scattered in vast area occur in the di\'isions vide G.O.Ms. ;No.2504 F&A (For-I) form of pockets and lenses which are mainly dep:.trtmen t dated 4-12-1963. In accordance with confined to elevated places of that locality. This the above government orde'r the forests of Mahbub­ mineral is utilised in the manufacture of portland abad and Narasampet taluk~ werebrought under the cement. Occurrence of amethyst quartz veins are administrative control of the newly formed fpunq near and around Abdulnagaram (village) of Mahbubabad division and rest of the forest area ).a;~taluk. This mineral is used as semi­ mainly of Mulug, Warangal and partly Parkal precious stone in jewell ery. Low grade steatite taluks were placed under the jurisdiction of occur in and around Dammannapet village of Warangal division with effect from 16-1-1964. The Warangal taluk. This is used in manufacture of forest area once covered by Mangapet range of pesticides and insecticides. White clay deposits Palwancha division (Khammam district) was later are available in.a vast area in ....!f~~ r;eserve forest ~f on transferred to Warangal Division on 1-4-1969. Madigudem (vJllage) of ~flt~!AA11~ taluk. ThIS Again the boundaries of Forest Division were mineral is used in ceramics, stoneware pipes and re-organised based on the Revenue District boun­ fire bricks industr;es. Occurrence of low grade dary under six point formula in 1976-77. With iron-ore and Pakhal shales in reserve forests of the result the forest area of Jangaon and partly of Pakhals are noticed at different places. Both the Parkal taluks which were hither to under the minerals are not economical, tontrol of Nalgonda Division and of Hyderabad Only two Mining Leases were in force upto Circle, were added to the Forest area of Warangal north division. 1980 and both of them were non-working. In 1977 the powers were delegated to this Department to . Minerals and Mining: The Warangal district grant Quarry Leases and to collect the Mineral mamly composed of rock types of granites. Parts Revenue thereon. of the district consists of Pakhals and relevant lateritic formations. Electricity and Power: Rural electrification has been undertaken in a big way during the The granite rocks are being intruded by decade from 1971 to 1981 and it was found to be dolerite dykes, quartz veins (amethyst quartz) etc. essential for the economic development of the The granite formations are exposed in the form of villages. As on 31-12-79, 748 out of 989 inhabited ~ills,. hillocks and small outcrops They are found revenue villages were electrified forming 75.63% 1D ddfer~n~ Colours, grey, pink and dark grey. of the total villages in the district. The length of Pho.rpharlhc (mult.i-coloured) granite is also transmission lines is given below. a~all.abl~. The ordlDary granite available in the 132 KV. line 356.8 KM. dlstnot IS ~sed as road metal and building stone. 33 KV. ,. 436.1 " The dolerite dykes are being used at number of 11 KV.., 3,462.0 " places. This stone (black granite) is mainly used L. T, line 7,328.0 "

* Source: District Forest Department [30]

The power sold in the district category-wise cropped area. Pulses accounts for 23.52 and the dUring the year 1980-81 is detailed below: cash crop accounts for 23.57% of the total cropped area. Category Power sold during the year 1980-81 (KW) Animal Husbandry: The livestock popUlation j!ythe district as per 71 & 17 censuses is detailed. 1 Domestic 16!}40,991 2 Non-domestic 6,394,647 1971 Census 1977 Census 3 Railway lighting 7,885,898 4 Indust rial 7,365,764 Cattle 790,515 847>159 5 Cottage Industries 462d03 Buffaloes 275 •. 622 315,624 6 Agricultural 68>100,999 Sheep 419,405 522,565 7 Public lighting 1,668,659 Goat 169,288 198,465 8 General purpose 155,614 Pigs 31,947 38,929 1,030,029 9 Temporary L. T. 17,875 Poultry 902,732 10 H. T. 16.270,953 11 Temporary H. T. 87,855,839 Total 2,589,509 2,952.771

Total 212,319,342 Most of the cattle are of non-descriptive type and serve dual purpose i. e., ploughing and milk Land utilisatioo*: The land utilisation statistics The average milk yield in cattle was only 2 to 4 of the district as on 1981 are furnished hereunder: litres per day and in buffaloes 2 to 6 litres per day.

SI. Land use Area in Percentage During the year 1977-78 re-organisation of the No. Hectares department has taken place. Berore re organisation each veterinary institution covered a bovine popu~ Total Geographical Area 1.283,552 100,00 lation of 19,000 and total livestock: population of 2 Forests 371,313 28·93 45,430 whereas after re-organ isation each veterinary 3 Barren and un cultivatable institution covered a bovine population of 8,000 land 49,910 3.89 and livestock population of 16,000. The following 4 Land put to non-agricul- programmes were executed during the decade in the tural uses 69,682 5.43 district 5 Permanent pastures and other grazing lands 45,177 3.52 Control of epidemics in various livestock 6 Cultivable waste 10'] 66 O. 79 2 Treatment to ailing animals. 7 Other fallow lands 180,309 14.05 3 Castrations of scrub bulls. 8 Miscellaneous tree crops and groves not included in 4 Upgrading of local. breed with artificial net area sown 7,956 0.62 insemination. (Jersey to ,white cattle and 9 Current fallows 92,432 7.20 Murrah to local buffaloes). 10 Net area SOWn 456,607 ]5.57 5 Fodder development. 11 Gross area sown 544,101 6 Follow up of liVestock supplied through 12 Area sown more than once 87,494 various agencies like D.R D.A. S.C.B.C. Corporation. I T. D. A. and others Agriculture: Waranga! is predominantly an agri­ cultural district with large number of artificial lakes 7 . Propaganda work on management in health and river GJdavari. The net area sown in the dis­ coverage etc., trict during 1982-83 is 4.93 lakh hectares which 8 During the year 1981-82 frozen semen was accounts for 3'}.40 per cent of the total geographical started in 16 centres. It is proposed to area. The predominant crop grown in the district open 50 frozen semen centres during the is paddy which accounts for 34% of the total year 1982-83

*Source: BureaiJ of Economics and Statistics of A.P. [31]

Fisheries: The district with 3,600 tanks of Sections Fishermen Co-operative Society, Kama­ short seasonal, long seasonal and perennial waters, reddipalJi for purchase

The above rearing farms are constructed long 1. Stipendary trainees at Rs. 75/- P.M. 67L back by Panchayat Samithis (except fish seed farm 2. Non-Stipendary trainees 46 at Hanamkonda) and handed over to the depart­ 3. Scheduled Castes 16 ment. They are not in accordance with the norms required for the seed production or rearing in 4. Scheduled Tribes 27 relation to breeders space, rearing space and nurse­ ries. The most imp,)rtant handicap with the above Industry: It appears that Warangal district is farms is that though there is assured water supply, rather poor both in respect of large scale and the area is al so not sufficient to take up t he seed small scale industries There are altogether five production activities as per requ rements. Hence large and medium scale industries providing it is proposed to establish a full fledged fish seed employment to 5,912 persons with a total invest­ farm in the district under Kakatiya canal in an ment of Rs. 4.337 lakhs in the district. With a extent of about 19.42 hectares where the water total investment of Rs, 1,034 lakhs, 1.344 Sm:lll supply is assured. The estimated cost of the farm Scale Industries units have been commissioned is about 30 lakhs and the anticipated fish produa­ generating employment to 9.318 persons. Under tion will be more than one crore. There are 96 self employment programme, 255 industrial units primary fishermen co-operati ve societies and one and 88 business units were grounded for which the district fishermen co-operati ve marketing society of department had released 7.72 lakhs towards margin Warangal with a membership of 9,339 and paid up money loan. Under S. E. S. 340 schemes costing share capital amount is Rs. 98,457-00. Out of 96 Rs. 76.28 lakhs were put on ground providing societies 2 ~ocieties are exclusively registered for employment to 1,020 persons. A margin money weaker sectIOns and four for tribals. of Rs. 7.68 lakhs was released for setting up of these sehemes. During the year 1978-79 an amount of Rs 15 800 was sanctioned to 20 Fishermen Co-o~e a~lve 22 units were sanctioned and an amount of Societies from N.C.D.C. f< r the purchase ~f fish Rs. 10.000/- was sanctioned towards power connec­ seed, nylon yarn and for the lease of tanks. During tion subsidy under Rural Artisans' programme, the year 1980-81 an amouat of Rs. 26,000/- from 4 units were sanctioned under Rural Artisans' N.c:.D.C. was sanctioned to Fishermen CO-0perative programme with Rs. 11,250/- towards works-shed Society, Jangaon. During the year 1979-80 an and subsidy. Tool kits worth Rs. 17,500/- were amount of Rs. 46,000/- was sanctioned to Weaker supplied to 108 rural artisans on 100% subsidy [32] under rural artisans programme 4 industrial Trade and Commerce: Marketing department co-operative societies were sanctioned. Managerial operating as Liaison Department between the subsidy to a tune of Rs. 6,400 under Rural Artisans agricultural producer and the consumer had esta­ Programme 213 S. S. I. units were sanctioned with blished marketing activity by bringing in regulated Rs. 84.66 lakhs under central subsidy scheme. markets at the trade centres of Waranga!, Jangaon, An amount of Rs. 1.12 lakhs was provided to four Mahbubabad, Kesamudram, Ghanpur and Parkal, units towards refund of sales tax, and interest free loan to a tune of Rs. 11.59 lakhs under New Incen­ tive Scheme was provided to other four units. Subsequently the following thirteen centres Under I.R.D.P. 440 artisans were assisted and this were declared as having regulated markets namely agency released subsidy to a tune of Rs. 12.83 lakhs. , Narasampet, Cheriyal, Mulug, Etur­ nagaram, Thorrur, Ghanpur, Chitiyal, Govindarao­ Apart from this. the agency has given training pet, IIlenda, Dornakal, Sbayampet, Hasanparty. to 1,911 rural unemployed youths (under Trysem programme) and an amount of Rs. 18.93 lakhs has been released towards stipend as detailed below. Warangal distriet produces the commodi ties Year No. of candidates like paddy, jowar. maize. redgram. greengram, horsegram, blackgram, groundnut, tilseed, castor 1980-81 103 seed, cotton, chillies, coriander al_ld onions. 1981-82 751 1982-83 361 1983-84 318 The following table illustrates business tran­ 1984-85 378 sacted during the decade of ]971-80 in terms of arrivals of various commodities and their value at Total 1.9 II each of the marketing centres.

ST A TEMENT SHOWING THE RECEIPTS OF COMMODITIES AT VARIOUS MARKETS

DURING 1971-80 AND ITS VALUE

S1. Name of the 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 No. Market -----.. -_----_------... - -_-. ------_------Arrivals Value ------~----Arrivals Value Arrivals Value Arrivals Value Arrivals Value

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

1 Warangal 11,059 }, 220. 012 8.184 1.114.894 6.391 1,005.954 7.662 1.801.680 11.579 2.089.513

2 Jangaon 1. 835 160.463 1·285 114.353 0·857 114.503 1.624 230.574 2.532 299.012

3 Narasampet

4 Kesamudram 0.289 22.365 0.153 19.227 0.181 25.833 0.370 48.086 0·406 81.863

5 Mahbubabad 0.281 20.622 0.]22 13·691 0.100 . ]3.486 0.277 36.320 0.267 46·934

6 Gbanpur 0.393 28·045 0·290 26.866 0.343 41. 773 0.352 49.853 0.319 40·927

7 Parkal

8 Mulug

9 Thorrur [33]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE RECEIPTS OF COMMODITIES AT VARIOUS MARKETS

DiJRING 1971~80 AND ITS VALUE (Coneld.)

SI. Name of the 1975~ 76 1976~77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 No. Market ------.------.------_------Arrivals Value Arrivals Value Arrivals Value ---~------Arrivals Value Arrivals Value \ 2 13 14 15 16 . 17 18 19 20 21 22

Warangal 13.520 2,403.020 19.876 3,169.902 13.105 2,476·970 14·341 2,522·129 13·386 2,379.753

'2 Jangaon 1.452 191.286 1.902 216.832 1·410 173- 941 1.795 224·970 2.226 271.294

3 Narasampet 0·408 35·951 0.923 82.921 0.867 62.493 0.540 69.355

4 Kesamudram 0.381 54·913 0.454 61. 926 0.465 79.153 0.886 106.343 0.605 102.365

5 Mahbubabad 0.478 15.597 0.840 93.020 0.692 95.733 0·852 116.349 0.434 69·742

6 Ghanpur 0.307 36.072 0.443 43.801 0.154 16·926 0.121 11·783

7 Parkal 0.092 10.788 0.057 5.752 0·418 38.51C)

8 Mulug 32.670 30.940 0·947 85.245

9 Thorrur 0.041 4.174 0.021 2·565 0.289 25·095 0.200 22.721

Note: Arriva Is are Quintals in Lakhs Value by Rupees in Lakhs

Transport: During 1971 to 1981, there has interior villages private operators are catering the been two fold growth in the vehicular strength. needs. There were a total number of about 2,000 vehicles Under village link transport scheme introduced on roll In 1971 whereas there were nearly 5,000 in 1979. the programme of extending passenger vehicles in 1981. During the decade nearly 135 services to rural areas was briskly taken up and as additional bUlles have been introduced in different 'many as 340 villages which were hitherto unconnec-. routes. The An.hra Pradesh Road Transport ted by transport facilities were connected by Corporation is mainly• operating on almost all the introducing of new routes and by rescheduling passengers transport vehicles with four depots in the existing routes. There are still many villages the district with headquarters at Hanamkonda, to be linked with passengers transpJrt. Every Warangal, Narasampet and J angaon. Wherever effort is being made to reach the nook and corner the A. p. S. R. T. C. is unable to cater the needs of the district by road transport and to provide of country routes, i. e. cart tracks linking the more traospJrt facilities for the travelling public. PLACES OF INTEREST

Places of Religious, Historical or Archaelogical tance in the district are presented in the following importance: Places of religious institutions (temples) statement for the convenience of the reader. and mutts and of historical or archaeological impor-

STATEMENT SHOWING THE MONUMENTSJTEMPLES AND MUTTS IN WARANGAL DISTRICT

SI. Taluk Name of the townl Name of ~he Monumentsl No. village Temples IMutts

2 3 4

1 Mulug Ghanpur Temples and Sculptures of 13th century 2 Anpalli Cairns - Megalithic burials 3 Mu!ug Road Cairns - Megalithic burials 4 Katachpur 1 Hindu Temples and Sculptures of 13th Century of Kakatiya style. ! Flakes, cover neoJithics, Neolithic implements, Megali- thic burials. 3 Dolments - Megalithic burials.

2 Eturnagaram Medaram + Sri Sammakka Saralamma Ammavaru 3 Warangal 1 Waranga! Shitab Khan's inscriptions 2 Hanamkondti Cairns -- Pre-historic burials 3 Ailoni Temple and inscriptions - Kakatiya Temple built during 12-13th Centuries 4 Sidapur Stone Circles-Megalithic burials 4 Ghanpur 1 Tatikonda Fort 2 Zafargadh Fort 5 Cheriyal Komaravelle .. Sri Mallikharjuna Swamy 6 Jangaon Yellamla Sri Bhairagi Raghavadas Mutt 2 Pembarthy Sri Bhairagi Jagannadhadas Mutt 3 Nandikonder Hindu Temples, inscriptions and SCulptures of 13th century in Chalukyan style C;",.<.\\).:.'_ 7 Kelilakon44 Pakhal Lake and inscriptions and sculptures of 12th Century. The dam of the lake is 800 years old

8 Wardhannapet Inole * Sri Mallikharjuna Swamy 2 Wardhannapet Fort - said to have been built by Zafarudowla in 18th Century 3 Alipur Stone circles - pre-historic burials 4 Kondiparti Cairns - Megalithic burials 5 Dongatogu Creml.:chs - Megalithic tombs 9 Maripeda Narasimlapet Sri Venkateswara Swamy 10 Mahbubabad I Kurvi + Sri Vjrabhadra Swamy 2 Dornakal Flakes, Cores & Neolithic

* Religious institutions which are having an income of Rs. one lakh and above. + Religious institutions which are having an income of Rs. twenty thousand and above. Source: Commissioner of Endowments, A. P. 1981. The Director, Archaeology and Museums, Hyderabad, A. P. 1981. [35]

Places of Tourist Interest: fcet wide. Near the villages of Thimmapur and Warangal: Warangal city is the headquarters Narasimalingudem, 9.65 kms. south of Hanam­ of the district of the same name and lies on the konda, traces of a third eastern wall with a circum­ -Hyderabad section of the South Central ference of 128 kms. is also visible. A large temple Railway. It is 148 kms. by road from Hyderabad, in the centre of the fort which was presumably the State Capital. ,Once the capital of great under construction has been excavated. Four Kakatiya kingdom, Warangal earlier known as l~rge, elaborately carved gateways called 'Kirti Orukallu or Ekasilanagaram, still retains its impor­ Stambhas' facing the four cardinal points mark the tance as the cultural centre of Telangana region of boundary of the original temple. In their design, Andhra Pradesh. Like Rajamahendravaram of the gateways are reminiscent of the '' of Andhra region which gave birth to Mahabharata in the great stupa at Sanchi. The floor of the temple Telugu by Adikavi Nannaya. Warangal could is beautifully polished and shines like a mirror. claim equal importance of having created a land­ Ranganathaswamy Temple: Popularly known mark in Telugu literature through the great poet as Kasibugga Ranganathaswamy, this temple at Pothana, the author ofjmmortal Bhag~vatam, the Warangal was originally a Siva temple. The idol finest creation of .classical Telugu, Next to Hyder­ of the present God rests on a high pedestal which abad. Warangal IS the most important place in the indicates the original seat of a Sivalingam. To the Telangana '. Pradesh State. ~e~i?n ~f ~ndhra north of the temple, there is a small spring which Warangal with Its hlstonc monuments fort and according to the legend is an Antharvahini (under­ temples with excellent piece ofarchitectu~e attracts ground current) of the sacred river Ganga and a, wide variety of p(wple including pilgrims, histo­ therefore, the temple is called Kasibugga Ranga­ and a.rchaeolo?ists. There are several places n?~s nathswamy temple. The present idol of Ranga­ ()f Interest III the city and important places are as given below: nath2lswamy was installed obviously after the downfall of the Kakatiyas and a local chief built : The thousand pil­ the temple as per his wife's desire. lared temple at Hanamkonda, built by Rudradeva Shambhu Lingeswara or Swayambhu Temple: belongs to the period 1162-63 A.D. It is situated Before the advent of the Kakatiyas, a big temple at a distance of 4 kms. from Hanamkonda chow­ dedicated to lord Shambhu Lingeswara with walls rasth~. It is the best exampl e of architectu re that covering an area of about 10.36 sq. kms. was con­ flou.fIshed duri.ng th~ Kakatiya period. This temple structed in the place on which the present histo­ dedlcat~d to Siva, Vishnu and Surya, is starshaped. !he shnnes have no deities except for a 'Lingam' rical monuments are found. During the 13th In .one of them. The other interesting features of century, A. D Kakatiya Ganapathideva and his thiS temple are the richly carved pillars and lintels. daughter Rani Rudrama Devi built a fortress the be.autiful sculptures, the huge granite Nandi, around the temple. Inside the fortress, Lord which IS a splendid specimen of a monolith. The Shambhu Lingeswara temple with four gateways Nand~ figure measuring six feet in height presents and great arches with elegant carvings though Itself In beautiful form with exquisitelY chiselled presently in ruins should attract the attention of ornaments and garlands. all the tourists.

B~adrakali Temple: It is situated on the top Padmakshi Temple: It was al~') constructed of a hlll~ck between Warangal and Hanamkonda. during Kakatiya region having religious impor­ ,!he mam attraction of the temple is the stone tance. It is on the hillock. On the bottom there Imag~ of the deity in human form in sitting posture is pond called Padmakshamma gundam. wearm~ a crown wlth eight hands holding weapons. The height of the deity is 2.7 metres and width is Pakhallake :G.~uated in the revenue village 2.7 metres. of Pakhal in N!ir88aHl~ faluk it was also construc­ ted during the period of Kakatiyas about the year Warangal fort: It is located at 12 kms. distance 1213 A D. There is a wild life sanctuary being from. Hanamkonda. It was started by King Gana­ developed by the forest department. pathldeva in 1199 A. D. and completed by his daughter ~udramadevi in 1261 A. D. It has two Ingurthi: lngurthi, an ancient village of some walls, the mner one being made of stone and the historical significance, was under the reign of the outer one is of mud wall. It is 56 feet high and 72 Kakatiya Kings. A reservoir called the Gunti [36]

Cheruvu, which is said to have been constructed by constructed an impregnable bastille for defence. Kakatiya ProIa (A.D. 1117) can still be seen in this Traces of fortifications can still be seen on the hills village. The first Telugu weekly from Telangana, called the Virabhadra hill and the Narasimha namely, the Telugu Patrika was started and edited Swami hill. from this place for some years. : The ancient Ramappa Ghanapuram: It is located 22.5 kilometres temple at Palampet in Mulug Taluk, 77 kms. from north of Mulug, the taluk headquarters. A big Warangal and reached by an easy communication tank with a catchment area of 64 sq. kms. known system is a great tourist attraction. Ramappa as Ghanapuram tank and a Siva temple are the temple aptly described as the "Brightest star in the important places in this village. Both these were galaxy of medieval temple architecture of the constructed by the Kakatiya Kings. The place is Deccan" and constructed during 1213 A. D. to also famous for an excellent variety of rice. 1234 A. D. by Recherla Rudra a subordinate king to Ganapathi Deva. . Kazipet: Kazipet is situated at a distance of about 14 kms. from Waranga!. It is a big rail­ way junction. This place isfamous for the tomb The pillars in the Ramappa temple made of of Afzal Shah Biyabani, the Qazi of Warangal black basalt are so exquis itely polished that they during the time of Nizam Ali Khan Asaf Jah II. actually glisten like mirrors., The panels in the This place is also famous for the Urs held in pillars are the finest examples of, art and beauty. honour of Afzal Shah Biyabani from the 21st to the There is a Nandi (buI1 god) carved out of a 28th of Safar (June -July) when more than 10,000 single stone and luxuriously ornamented at the people from all over India congregate. There are eastern portico of the temple. The sanctum two inscriptions in the Dargah of Afzal Shah sanctorum has a lingam erected on a high pedestal Biyabani. This place is also noted for the Chris­ and at the entrance is an elaborately carved tian festival of Lady Fatima. doorway. •

ZaJargadh: This village is situated about 40 Ramappa festival is cel~brated on Magha kilometres south of Warangal city. It is an Bahula Trayodasi and Chaturdasi (February­ important historical village named after Zafarud­ March) during Mahasivaratri. The temple attracts doula, a Subedar of the Golkonda rulers, who a large number of devotees.

Source: 1 Department of Tourism, Government of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad 2 Andhra Pradesh District Gazetteer, Warangal District 1976 CENSUS CONCEPTS

Rural and urban areas: It is customary to these activities are treated as on par with cultiva­ classify the population of every country at each tioll and agricultural labour Jor the purpose of census as Rural and Urban. Such a classification this criterion. has considerable importance and is necessary from the point of assessing the differentials in the social. The towns are distributed into six classes as economic, cultural and demographic characteristics detailed below: of the population. Hence, at the beginning of Classification of towns Population size each census, the criteria for treating a place as a town i.e., urban are evolved an d the areas are Class I 100,000 and ahove then classified according to the definition so Class II 50000 - 99,999 evolved. The census definition of a town in this Class country was more or less the same from 1891 to 1941. IJI 20,000 - 49.999 The towns broadly comprised all municipalities Class IV 10,000 - 19,999 irrespective of the popUlation size and every other Class V 5,000 - 9,999 continuous collection of houses permanently inhabited by n~t less than 5,01)0 persons while Class VI below 5,000 provincial Directors of Census Operations having The class I towns are termed as cities. rlgard to the cbaracter and relative density of population. their importance as centres of trade Standard Urban Areas: Besides classification decide them to be towns. In the application of this of all places into rural and urban area~. two more . definition there was some variation from State to concepts viz., Urban Agglomer..ttion and Standard State according to the local conditions. It was Urban Area were evolved from the 1971 Census. only· at the 1961 census that a fairly strict defini­ One of the difficulti es in comparing the urban tion was sought to be applied throughout the population and its characteristics between one country in order to determine a place as ~n urban census and another, apart from the changes in the unjt. The same definition was followed at the Jist of certain units at each census, had been the 1971 ami 1981 Censuses also. The Director Of change in the jurisdictions of the urban units from I.Censu,s Operations, however, was given discretipn census to census. The concept of Standard Urban ,to include places that had other distinct urban Area had been introduced at the 1971 census and characteristics and to exclude undeserving cases in same was followed in 1981 with a view to obviating consultation with the State Government. The this difficulty to some extent. The essentials of a following criteria are adopted for treating a place Standard Urban Area are: (i) that it should have a as urban at the 1981 Census. core town of a minimum popUlation size of 50,000. (ii) that the contiguous areas made up of other i) A minimum popUlation of 5,000, urban as well as rural administrative units should ii) Atleast 75% of the male working have close mutual socia-economic links with the popUlation is in non-agricultural core town and (iii) that there are probabilities of pursuit. this entire area getting fully urbanised in a period 0 f two or three decades .. The idea is that it should be iii) A density of population of atleast 400 possible to provide comparable data for a definite persuns per sq. km. area of urbanisation continuously for three decades which would give a meaningful picture. The urban criterion of 1981 varies slightly Thi s replaced the conceot of town-group which from that of 1961 and 1971 Censuses. in which the was introduced in the 1961 Census. The town­ males working in activities such as fishing, logging. group was made up of independent urban units not etc., were treated as engaged in non-agricultural necessarily contiguous to one another but were to and therefore contributed to the 75% criterion in some extent inter-dependent. The data for such 1961 and 1971 Censuses, whereas in the 1981 ctnsus town groups become incomparable from census to [38] census as the boundaries of towns themselves Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes: Scheduled change and the intermediate areas are left out of Castes and Scheduled Tribes are those notified account. Thus the concept of Standard Urban Area under Article 341 of the constitution according to Came to be deyeloped for adoption at th,e 1971 which the President may with respect to any State Census. In Andhra Pradesh, 31 units have been or Un ion Territory and where it is State after selected for demarcating Standard Urban Areas. consultation with the Governor thereof, by public Tbe necessary data will be compiled for these units notification, specify the castes, races or tribes also during the next two or three successive which shall for the purpose of the constitution be censuses in order to study urbanisation around a deemed to be Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes large nuclei. The Standard Urban Area is identified in relation to that State or Union Territory, as the by the administrative units tbat it encompasses case may be. namely the city, the town and the villages. Tbe boundaries of tbe Standard Urban Area are the For the purpose ofr 1981 Census, the Scheduled administrative boundaries of the peripherial units. Castes and Scheduled Tribes orders (Amendment) Act 1976 notified under the Government of India. Urban Agglomeration: Apart from town/city, Mi~istry , of Home Affairs. Notification No. BC the 1971 concept of Urban Agglomeration has also 12016/34/76-SCT-V dated 27-7-1')77 was adopted. A been adopted for the 1981 Census. An Urban copy of the list of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Agglomeraf on constitute s : Tribes in Andhra Pradesh is given under the note a) A city with continuous outgrowth (the on Primary Census Abstract. part of outgrowth being out of the Literates: A person who could both read statutory limits but falling witbin and write any language with· understanding was the boundaries of adjoining village or treated as a literate at the 1981 Census. A person villages); who could merely read but could not write or vice b) with similar outgrowth or versa was not treated as 1iterate. The test for two or more adjoining towns with reading was ability to read any simple letter either their outgrowths as in (a); in print or in manuscript. ChIldren aged 4 years c) A city and one or more adjoining and below were treated as illiterates. The test for towns with their outgrowths all of education was that a person should have passed a which form a continuous spread. recognised written examination or examinations There are only 4 urban agglomerations as proof of educational level attained. The highest in the State viz., Vishakhapatnam, examination passed was taken as the level of , Vijayawada and Hyder­ education. abad. Worker: The definition of work adopted in Census House: A census house is a building 1981 Census is as follows: or part of a building having a separate main ent.rance from the road or common courtyard or "Work may be defined as participation in stalrcase etc., used or recognised as a separate any economically produc~ve activity. Such unit. It may be inhabited or vacant. participation may be physical or mental in nature. Work involves not only actual Household: A household is a group of persons work but also effective supervision and who commonly live together and would take their direction of work". ~eals from a common kitchen unless the exigen­ cies of work prevented any of them from doing so. In the concept of work, a significant departure There may be one member household, two member is made at the 1981 Census. At the 1971 Census. household or multi-member household. For census the main activity of a person was initially enquired purposes each one of these types is regarded as according as he spent his time basically as a household. Again, there may be household of 'worker', engaged in production of goods and persons related by blood or household of unrelated services or as a non-worker. For regular work in persons or even of mixed type. Examples of organised sector, the reference period was tbe unrelated households are boarding houses, hostels, week prior to enumeration, and for seasonal work residential hotels, orphanages, . rescue houses, such as agriculture, etc., the last one year. Persons ashrams, etc. These are called institutional house­ engaged atleast for a day. in regular (non-seasonal) holds. work during the preceding week were treated as [39]

workers. The work of a person who was basiCally 2. Students i. e., all full-time students or a non-worker, such as a student. or housewife but children attending school; had made some marginal contribution to work 3. Retired persons or a rentier i. e .. a retired was classified as secondary wOirk and this was person not employed again or rentier or recorded separately. royalty receiver or any other person of At the 1981 Census it was considered desirable independent means for securing which he to have a detailed 4profile of the working popula­ d0es not have to work and who does no tion as possible, . maintaining the comparability other work; with 1961 and 1971 data. An attempt was made to 4. Dependent i. e.. an infant or child not find out if a perSDn had done any work at all attending school. a person permanently during the last year. It will thus be seen th'at the disabled from working due to illness or questions on economic approach have been old age or if able bodied who have no designed to distinguish all the workers, regular or other activity and whl) are not seeking seasonal and non-wolkers with reference to the any work either. but are purely dependent; last one year prior tQ the date of enumeration. It was intended to find but how many had worked 5. Beggars, etc .. i. e .. beggars, vagrants or for 183 days or more i. ~e., 6 months or more and an independent woman without indication information regarding the secondary work done of source of incrme and those of unspeci­ by regular workers and also. the marginal work fied source of subsistence and who are not done by the non-worke'rs was collected. It was engaged in any economically productive felt in the present contekt t.,at the ~sual status of work; worker was more appropriate when compared with the approach of current status of worker followed 6. Institutional inmates i. e:, a convict in a earlier. The broad classification of workers is jailor an inmate of penal. mental or explained under the not.e on the Primary Census charitable institution; and Abstract. 7. Other non-workers - all non-workers Non-workers: All others who did not do any who may not come under any of the above productive work irrespective of whether they six categories. derived some income such as through pension, rents etc., Glr did not derive any income were Marginal workers: A significant feature of classified under category (X) non-workers. the 1981 Census was the collection of information on marginal workers who had done some work for The non-workers are divided into the follow­ a period of less than 6 months during the reference ing seven categories; year prior to census taking. At the -1971 Census 1. Household duties i. e., all those persons tbough tbis concept was not introduced there was basically engaged in unpaid home duties a comparable category called non-workers with doing no other work; secondary work. HISTORY OF DISl'RICT CENSUS HANDBOOK

District manuals compiled and published prior District Census Handbooks: Sri R. A. Gopala to 1905 by the erstwhile composite Madras Govern­ Swamy, I. C. S .. the then Registrar General, India ment contained not only particulars of items of and Ex-officio Census Commissioner of India more ot less a permanent character such as pioneered the idea of compiling the District physical characteristics, history, religion and Census Handbooks for each district and intro­ ethnography. but also a few statistical tables duced the same in 1951 Census. This was envisaged including those relating to population which as part of the plan intended to secure an effective became obsolete within a few years of publication. method of preserving the census records prepared Later, the Madras Government replaced the for areas below the district level. He proposed District manuals by another publication viz .. the that all the District Census Tables and Census District Gazetteer consisting of two volumes A and Abstracts prepared during the process of sorting B. Volume A contained descriptive and such and compilation, should be bound together in a general tables as might be necessary to explain the single manuscript volume called the 'District text and Volume B contained detailed statistics. Cellsus Handbook' and suggested to the State It was decided that Volume B should be brought Governments that the Handbook with or without out periodically after each Decennial Census so the addition of other useful information relating to that they contain the latest statistics. Volume A the District should be printed and published at was published for 'Some districts between 1905 and their own cost, in the same manner as the village 1927 in the composite Madras State. The publica­ statistics of the last censuses. This suggestion was tion of Volume A was discontinued in 1927. accepted by most of the St;'lte Governments. Volume B was published for all the districts of the Both the composite Madras State and the erstwhile composite Madras State between 1906 and 1915. Hyderabad State accepted this suggestion and The publication of Volume B was also stopped pUblished the District Census Handbooks for each after 1931 Census. Due to the world war II, they district at their own cost. In the erstwhile were not published after the 1941 Census. Hyderabad State, the District Census Handbo~)ks were brought out in two parts, Part I containing the Similarly in the erstwhile Hyderabad State administrative statistics and Part II the census also the Gazetteer volumes were brought out for tables whereas in composite Madras State the some of the districts. Handbooks were brought out in one single volume for each district. The scheme of pUblication of revised District Gazetteers was started in 1958 by the State Govern­ Pattern of District Census Handbooks at 1961 : ments and in this State. the Gazetteers of all the At the 1961 Census, the scope of the District districts·except Hyderabad and have been Census Handbooks was enlarged significantly by published. Sri Ashok Mitra. I C. S.. the then Registrar General, India. District Census Handbooks of The Village Statements: Apart from the 1961 of Andhra Pradesh induded four parts. The DistrIct Manual and Gazetteers the Census data first part contained narrative description of the lJpto village level used to be published in a physical features, history. social. economic and brochure called 'Village Statement' for each demographic characteristics. the progress made in District immediately after every census from 1872 each field of administration over the past decades upto 1941. and a brief gazetteer of places. The second part contained the administrative statistics of various The village statements presented only the departments. The third part contained the 1961 number of occup:ed houses and population by Census tables viz., General population tables, religion of each village and town. From 1951 economic tables on Scheduled Castes and Sche­ Census. the Village Statements were replaced by duled Tribes The fourth part consisted of village the District Census Handbooks. and town directory which was the most vital part [41] ofthe Handbook, giving the villagewise and town­ It has been decided not to go in for adminis­ wise primary census abstract i. e., particulars of trative statistics that is part - C as it was our area, households, population, scheduled castes, experience during 1971 Census that there was scheduled tribes, literacy, broad categ,)i'isation of inordinate delay in collecting the administrative working population, etc. Important amenities statistics pertaining to various departments with such as educational, medical, public health and the result that the publication of this part of District communication facilities available were also indi­ C¢nsus Handbook was dropp€d in Andhr\l Pradesh cated against each village and town. Nine such St'ate. Other reason for dropping the publication tables containing village-wise particulars such as is that administrative statistics, would be available irrigation sources, important crops raised. val ue to the data users in the publications of the State of land, co-operative.societies. industrial establish­ by Bureau of Economics and Statistics and the ments, police stations, list of skilled craftsmen. etc., concerned departments. were given after village and town directory. A statement on fairs and festivals in the district was The formats of village directory and of seven given at the end of the volume. All these four statements on town directory are on the same parts were bound in a sibgle volume and published pattern canvassed in 1971 Census except fdr a few at the cost of the State Government. additional columns. These additional columns are introduced to throw more insight into the infra­ Pattern at 1971 Cens'lls: At the 1971 Census structure of the villages and towns. A feature of it was decided to enlarge the scope, in view of its 1981 pattern is the restructuring of all the ameni­ usefulness to the official, users of the census data ties except power supply in the villages and to and the increased dem~nd among the public. bring them together, with the corollary that in There was some delay in the pUblication of District case any amenity is not available in the village, the Census Handbooks at 1961 Census due to two distance of th~ nearest place where the facility is reasons - 1) inadequate printing facilities and available is presented. Similar method is followed 2) delay in the preparation of District Census in respect of towns where educational and medical Handbook which contained four parts. In order facilities are not available. While presenting the to avoid delay in tbe publication and to make additional columns of Town Directory, the available the more important data to the planners Minimum Needs Programme of the Planning Com­ at the earliest. the District Census Handbook was mission is kept in view. The scope of village direc­ prepared in 3 parts viz" Part A, Part B and Part C tory. town directory statements and primary censuS as shown below. abstract along with the codes used under each column are explained hereunder. Part - A: Village and Town Directory

Part - B: Village and Town Primary Census Scop~ of Village Directory: As was done iIl Abstract the past, the village directory has been prepared for Part - C: Administrative Statistics and Report all the villages in the State and these are presented taluk-wise in the District Census Handbook, Parts A and B were bound in a single volume (D. C. H). For convenience of references, an ~nd were published for all the districts as early as alphabetical list of villages in respect of each tal uk In 1974. However, the printing of Part C was precede the village directory for that taluk. This given up. is done for easy location of any village in the direc­ tory since the information is arranged in ascending Pattern at 1981 Census: At the 1981 Census, the format of village directory and statements of order of the location codes of the villages. town directory are almost similar to those adopted In the village directory, various amenities and for 1971. The District Census Handbook of 1981 other data have been indicated by codes. These Census comprises of the following two parts include, area of the village, total population with brought in single volume, the grouping of which number of households at 1981 Census, availability ~ould enh~nce the value of publication as the data gIven therein are closely interrelated. of amenities such as educational, medical, drinking water and P & T facilities, communication faeil ities, Part A: Analytical note type of approach to village and the distance of Part B: Village and Town Directory and nearest town, power supply and land use parti­ Village and Town-wise Primary culars. There are 20 columns in the village Census Abstract directory covering the above aspects. [42]

Col umns 1 to 3 relate to the location code (ii) Other fallows: number, name and total area of the village. The This inCludes all lands which were area given under column 3 is as per the data taken up for cultivation but are collected from the State Survey Department. temporarily out of cultivation for Wherever the figures are not available from the a period of not less than one year State Survey Department, the figures furnished by and not more than five years. The reasons for keeping such lands the Tabslldars have been adopted. Cols. 4A and fallow may be either due to poverty 4B provide the number of households and popula­ of the cultivators or inadequate tion of the village as per 1981 Census. Columns 5 supply of water or malarial climate to II and 13 Jist out the basic amenities aVllilable or silting of canals or rivers or in the village such as educational, medical, unremunerative nature of farming, etc. drinking water, postal. day of the market. commu­ nications, approach to the village and electricity. ( iii) Current fallows: In order to indicate the food habits. informa­ This class comprises cropped areas which are kept falloW during tion on the staple food of the majority during the the cu rrent year. If any seedl ing major portion of the year was collected under area is not cropped again in the column 14. Wherever it was difficult to clearly same year, it is also treated as determine a particular grain as staple food, the current fallow. combination of grains mainly used as staple food has been indicated. 3. Culturable Waste: This incluoes t~e land under the (Column 18) following three categories. Columns 15 to 19 pertain to the land use (i) Permanent pastures and other grazing pattern in the village. The extent of forest area lands: has been given in column 15 while in columns 16 These cover all grazing lands and 17 the extent of cultivated area in the village whether they are permanent pas­ tures and meadows or not. Village has been given. The extent of irrigated area common and grazing lands within together with different irrigational sources has forest areas are included under this been indicated in Column 16. The extent of head. culturable waste has been shown in col umn 18 while the area not available for cultivation such as (ii) Miscellaneous tree crops. groyes not village site, road and railways or underwater, included in the area sown: etc., has been indicated under column 19. Under this class is included all cultivable land which is not inclu­ The concepts of various types of land use ded under net area sown but is put to given under each of the columns 15 to 19 are some agricultural use. Lands under explained below: casuarina trees, thatching grass, bamboo bushes and other groves for fuel, etc., which are not inclu­ 1. Forests (Col. 15): These include all actually forested ded under '

(i) Land put to non-agricultural uses: statements are almost similar to those adOpted in All lands occupied by buildings, 1971 Census except for a few additional columns. roads and railways or underwaters, The titles of the statements are as follows: e. g •• rivers and canals and other lands put to uses other than agri- cultural. ( Statement I: Status and growth history ~tatement II: Physical aspects and location of (ii) Barren and uncultivable land: towns, 1979 This covers all barren and uncul­ tivable land like mountains, etc., Statement III: Municipal Finance, 1978-79 i.e., which cannot be brought under cultivation unless at a high cost Statement IV: Civic and other amenities, 1979 whether such land is in isolated blocks or within cultivated holdings. Statement IVA: Civic and other amenities in Column 20 is for recording remarks, if any, notified sl urns, 1979 on matters like place of religious, historical or Statement V : Med ical, Educational, recreational archaeological interest ',and for infurmation on the and cultural facilities, llJ79 number of copies of ne'y.-spapers circulated in the village, and the number 'i)f motor cycles/scooters, Statement VI: Trade, Commerce, Industry and c,lfs/jeeps and tractors available in the village. Banking, 1979.

All the above particulars are based on the data With a view to facilitate analysis of data, a few received from the conderneq departments like new columns have been introduced. The column­ education, medical, postal and electricity and also class of town in every statement is a significant from the Tahsildars concerned. addition. By taking the class of town into consi­ In the Appendix to the village directory taluk deration the infrastructure of amenities and level totals of the amenities have been furnished faci lities available in urban areas can best be which gives the picture for the district as a whole. analysed. The addition of civic administrative At the 1981 Census, additional items viz., total status in statements III and IV and population in population and number of households and statements IV and V also serve the same purpose. approach to village have been introduced. Infor­ The formats of Town Directory have been devised mation on population and number of households to suit the Minimum Needs Programme of the wi II be useful as ready reference for analysing thr. Planning Commission. As a sequel to this data. programme, the columns. scheduled castes and scheduled tribes p. pulation in statement IV and Item on communications has been singled out Adult Literacy Classes/centres in statement V are to spell in terms of availability of the public identical. transport system. This is intended to see whether the village is served by any mode of transport such In case such of the amenlty as Fire Fighting as bus or rail or waterway. It is against this back­ Service in statement lV the Ed ucati,)nal Facill ty ground that the item on approach to village has in statement V is not available in the town. the been listed separately, This refers to road, etc" name of the nearest place if in the same district or leading to the village and is to indicate whether the name of the nearest district if in the same st1te the village is approachable both in fair and foul or other state where available along with its distance weather and whether it is inaccessible for all time from the referrent town has been given. This is a or only some time in the year. Adult literacy new feature of 1981 Census as it is necessary to classfcentre under item on 'Education' and primary ident ify the areas that have no specific facility in health centre and community health worker under the district, item 'Medical' of village directory are included to indicate statistics on the Minimum Needs Pro­ Statement VII i. e., population by Religion gramme of the Planning Commission. and Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes in towns of 1971 census was dis,:olltinued at the 1981 Census Scope of Town Directory: There are seven and a new statement IV A has been introduced to statements in the Town Directory which include explore the possibility of civic and other amenities several particulars relating to the towns arranged available in notified slums in Class I and class II as per the alphabetical order of their names. These towns only. [44]

The following four places are urban areas with a population of 335,150 persons and an area in Warangal District at the 1981 Census. of 54.98 sq. kms. is the largest town in this district 1. Dornakal from the point of view of population and area. 2. Jangaon Statement I: Status and Growth History 3. Mahbubabad This statement provides basic information on 4. Warangal ci vic status, population with decadal growth rate from 1901 to 1981. density for 1981 CensUS and sex Of these four places, Jangaon and Warangal ratio from 1961 to 198L Censuses of each town in are municipalities and Dornakal and Mahbubabad columns 2 to 19. are panchayat towns. In this as well as in all other Town Directory Warangal, Mahbubabad, Jangaon and Dornakal Statements, columns 1 & 2 relate to serial number were classified as towns from 1901, 1931, 1941 and and class, name and civic administrative status of 1951 respectively. the town. Class of town has been introduced to facilitate analysis of Town Directory data at the None of the towns in this district has been State and all India level s. This is presented treated as Urb"n Agglomeration. Warangal city according to 1981 population of the core town as with some of its surrounding villages as given per the population size classification. below is treated as standard Urban Area in this district. Population Class 100,000 and above I Component units Standard 50,000- 99,999 11 Urban Area ~----.---.------.------Urban Rural 20,000 - 49,999 III 2 3 10,000 - 19,999 IV 5,000 - 9,999 V Warangal 1 Waraugal (M) 1 Madikonda (R) Below 5,000 VI 2 Waddepalle (R) 3 Kumarpalle (R) The civic administrative status of the town is indicated in brackets by abbreviated letter~ I ke 'M' 4 Gorrekunta for Municipality and 'P' for Panchayat. The loca­ 5 Waraugal Fort (R) tion code number under Col. 3 for the town was 6 Kadipikonda framed to follow the alphabetical order of the ttlwns in the district. This also facil itates easy 7 Gopalpur location of the town in the map. The name of 8 Enmamula taluk where the town is located is given to facili­ tate analysis of data at State and all India level. Area in sq. kms. and n umber of households Warangal is the class I town, i. e., town with a including houseless households for each town is population of one lakh and above. There are no included in the Town Directory for the first time Class II towns i. e., with a population of 50,000 to in 1981 Census. The population of the town with 99,999. Jangaon and Mahbubabad are Class III decadal growth rate from 190L Census to 1981 is towns whose population ranges from 20,000 to given in columns 7 to 15. The percentage growth 49,999. Dornakal is the Class IV town the popula­ rate is indicated below the popUlation in brackets. tion of which ranges from lO,OOO to 19999. There Density for 1981 is a new Column (col. 16) intro-. are DO Class V and Class VI towns i. e., towns with duced to facilitate analysis of Town Directory data. a population of 5.000 to 9,999 and less than 5,000 It has been calculated taking into account the area respectively in the district. The urban populati)n and the populatinn of 1981 Census of town and of the district is 396,474 persons constituting presented per sq. km. Sex ratio from 1961 to 1981 17.24% of the total population. The corresponding censuses has been given in Cols 17 to 19. Th:s is urban population in 1971 was 251.249 persons also a new addition to facilitate analysis of Town constituing 13.421'/0 of the totaf population of the Directory data. Sex ratio defined here is number of district. Warangal, the district headquarters town, females per 1,000 males. [45]

All the towns in this district except Waranga! Warangal town is 0.84% of total expenditure. The have a continuous and steady grl)wth in their remaining towns Dornakal, Jangaon and Mahbub­ population. There was an unusual growth in the abad have spent nothing from their incomes. population of Waranga) during the decade 1901 to 1911 and a decrease during the decade 1911 to 1921 Statement IV: Civic and other amenities, 1979 due to the epidemic of influenza at that time As the title itself reveals, this statement deals throughout the Telangana area with the facilities provided to the people in urban areas of the district. Of the four towns in the district, Warangal is The most striking feature is the availability of the largest town having an area of 54.98 sq. kms. facility of sewerage and open surface drains in Next to it comes Mahbubabad (17 61 sq. kms.) all the towns. All the towns have protected water supply. Of the four towns. only Warangal city Warangal municipality with an area of 54.98 has the facility of fire fighting service, sq. kms. records the highest density of 6,096 persons per sq. km. as against the district average All rhe four towns have electric supply for density of 179 persons pe'r sq km. domestic as well as industrial purposes.

Statement II: Ph,sical aspects arad location of towns, In Andhra Pradesh domestic service includes 1979 supply of energy for lighting, fans and domest.ic purposes in domestic premises and supply .In This statement bas 12 columns and depicts poultry farming units up to 100 birds. IndustTlal physical aspects and location of towns in the service means supply for purposes of manufactur­ dist,tict. The asterisk mark in Col. 3 indicates ing. processing and/or preserving goods for sale, tbat the data publislNld in Statistical supplement to rice mills. oil mills, flour mills. ginning mills, p",t 11 of tlie Andhra Pradesh Gazette for the year decorticating mills. dal and gram. mills, st~ne I i \beon .gWen. The rainfall for the rest of It~ bq crushers, water works and sewerage pumplllg town'$\a.nt1 maximum and minimum tempera­ '.0 stations operated by local authorities Of Govern­ to'lle under Columns 4 & 5 for all the towns ment departments or Co-operative house building recorded in 1971 Census were given. If this llocieties and pumpsets of railways for whatever information was not avaIlable for any town, then purpose they may be used. Commercial service the particulars available for the nearest town have includes the supply of energy for lights, fans for been given against such town. non- domestic and commercial purposes. Road lighting service includes supply of energy for The district has a satisfactory net work of lighting on public roads, streets. thorough fares road and rail communications. All the four towns including parks, markets. cart stands, bridges and are connected by buses. The broad guage line of to Delhi and Vijayawada passes for traffic signalling. Supply of energy to places through the district. All the four towns in the of worship like churches, temples, mosques, guru­ district are directly connected by rail communi­ dwaras, educational institutions. student hostels. cation. municipal guest houses, T. Bs. circuit houses of the Government, charitable institutions and recog­ There is no navigable river/canal in the nised service institutions are included in 'Others'. district for providing cheap navigational facilities. Warangal has the highest number of industrial (600), commercial (4.956) connections and road Statement Ill: Municipal Finance, 1978 -79 lighting points (3,975) followed by Jangaon. The d.ata for inclusion in this statement was obtained from the respective statutory and non­ Statement IV A: Civic and other amenities in statutory bodies from their budgets and accounts. notified slums, 1979 This is a new statement on civic and other The statement shows that no town has an amenities provided to the people living in notified excess of expenditure over income. In all the or recognised slums in Class I and II towns. Since towns the amount spent on publ ic health and the magnitude of slum is greater in respect of conveniences and public works vary from 13.84 to Class I and II towns, presentation of data on slums 25.38% and from 11.73 to 31.52% respectively in is limited to class I and II towns only. Warangal their total expenditure. For public institutions is the only class I town and there is no class I[ like schools and libraries the amount spent by Town in the district. [46]

Statement V: Medical, Educational, Recreational Thus the number of educational institutions and Cultural facilities in towns, 1979 physically existing within a town has not been In this statement, the magnitude of facilities presented but has been presented by the grouping of on medical. educational, recrel'.tional and cultural the classes in the institutions and treating each group aspects with reference to population of 1981 has as a school of its kind. This grouping holds true been deta iled in respect of the various towns in the irrespective of educational institutions they belong district. All the towns in the district have hos; to. For instance. the grouping marked as Higher pitals and all of them together have 41 medical Secondary i.e., Class XI and XII may physicallY institutions which include hospitals, dispensaries, belong to a college but for the purpose of town T.B. clinic, maternity and child welfare centre and directory the,5e two classes put together constitute leprosy hospltal. The total bed strength available one unit of a Higher Secondary School and the in all the 41 medical institutions is 1.215 to cater rest of the college has been treated as a college. tbe medical needs of tbe entire urban population of 396,474 persons in the district There is only one stadium in the district at Institutions covering all systems of medicine Waranga] town. Regarding recreational and cul­ have been included in the statement. Waranga! tural aspects there are 21 cinema halls. 6 auditoria town has a bed strength of l,056 constituting of and 13 public libraries/reading rooms in all the 86.91 % of the total bed strength available in all the four towns put together. urban areas of the district. Statement VI: Trade, Commerce, Industry and There are two Medical Colleges, one Engineer­ Banking, 1979 ing College and one Polytechnic College at Warangal. Warangal district is one of the backward dis­ tricts in respect of major industries. The Azam There are 9 Degree Colleges, eight in Warangal and one at Jangaon. J'ahi Textile Mill is the important large scale indus­ try in the district located in Warangal town. There There are 13 Junior Colleges or Higher Secon­ are small scale industrial units i,n the district. The dary Schools, 57 Secondary or High SChools, 90 important are, manufacturing of Barium Salt unit Junior Secondary or Middle Schools and 104 Pri­ in Dornakal, leather tanning units at Waranga) and mary Schools in all the towns put together in the Jaogaon, bone crushing unit, Indian Hume PIP e district. A different method has been adopted in Company and saw mills spread over Warangal, presenting the number of educational institutions. Mahbubabad and Jangaon. Manufacture of furni­ Composite schools like middle schools with primary ture and other wood product units, bicycle classes or secondary schools with middle classes assembling unit, Sadhana Paints factory, Steel have been included in the number of primary and trunk and plastic bangles manufacturing units are middle schools respectively. For example, if in a located in WaTangal town. There are two industrial town there are two primary schools upto say class IV estates one at Warangal and other at Jangaon, to and one high school from class I to class X. the promote the industrial activity of the district. In number of primary schools in the town is given as addition to these industries, cottage and vdlage three and that of middle scbool as one and secon­ industries are well spread over the district. dary schools as one even though there are physi­ cally only three educational instituUons. Again a The d~strict is served by a net workof 33 banks composite school having classes up to class XII of which 24 are in Warangal. 4 each in Jangaon has been divided as shown below: and Mahbubabad and one at Dornakal. Class I to IV Primary Class V to VIII Middle Hundred and sixty eight Agricultural Credit Class IX to X Secondary Societies and 88 Non-agncultural Credit Societies Class XI to XII Higher.Secondary are serving the total urban popUlation of the district. PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

The Primary Census Abstract provides the most While presenting the data in the Primary important statistics relating to residential houses) Census Abstract. villages and towns have been households and population and its characteristics arranged in the ascending order of their L. C. down to the village/ward levels in rural(urban Nos. The wards in each town have also been areas respecti veJy. The Primary Census Abstract arranged similarly. The uninhabited villages and and some other tables till the 1971 Census, wae villages fully included in a town have been generated by breaking the Individual Slip pads and indicated accordingly in the rural Primary Census sorting them manually. As a distinct departure Abstract. In case of villages which are partly from this procedure, the system of 1981 Census included in towns the word 'Rural' has been added tabulation avoided breaking of the pads and in brackets after the name of the village and the manual sorting of the Individual Slips. The data particulars relating to the rural portion only have on Primary Census Abstract was obtained by been presented against such villages. An alpha­ compilation of data available in Part-ll of the beticallist of villages together with their respective Household Schedule, nameiy Population Record. L. C. Numbers is g.iven at the beginning of each taluk. which help" the reader to locate the village Primary Census Abstract of 1981 Census has for which data on the Primary Census Abstract is 'I ~een R~sented on the following aspects for each required. . ",enUe'Village in respect of rural areas and for . tach ward/localityjblock of a town in urban arei:ls. The basic characteristics of such of those 1. Location Code number and name of persons who were alive at the sunrise on 1st March, village/town and area. 1!J8l whether they lived in normal residential houses or huts or in institutions like hospitals, 2. Total number of occupied residential hostels, asylums, boarding houses, hotels, etc., or houses and total number of households. houseless persons like the wandering tribes. pave­ 3. Total population and its sex breakup. ment dwellers have been prcsented in 28 columns 4. population of Scheduled Castes and of the Primary Census Abstract. Scheduled Tribes by sex breakup. As per the 198 t Census count the population of 5. Literate persons by sex. Warangal district is as follows: . 6. Total main workers (l to IX categories) and the breakup of the workers into four Persons Males Females broad categories, viz. : Total 2,300,295 1,171,482 1,128813 Category I Cultivators Rural 1,903,821 966,467 937.354 Category II Agricultural Labourers Category V (a): Household Industry Urban 396,474 205,015 191,459

Category Ill, IV, Other workers and also the Cols. No.1 & 2 indicate L.C. No. and name of V (b) & Vito IX: marginal_ workers an d non- village/town/ward. Location Code is a device by workers by sex. which every village or town in a tal uk of every district in a State is identified by a combination of The column 'Marginal Workers' is an addition numbers. Districts in the State are serially to the Primary Census Abstract in 1981 Census numbered in a clockwise direction starting from and ~as not there in the prevJOUs censuses. The Srikakulam district and ending with Nalgonda marglnal.worker is defined as a perS0n who has district. In this process Warangal dislrict was worked ID any economic activity flJr less than 183 allotted L.C. No. 21. Likewise the taluks in each days or 6 months in a year Thus he would be district were given numbers serially in a clockwise baSically classified as a non-worker for the major order and the villages in each t:lluk were assigned part of the year. serial II umbers in serpentine order. Unlike the [48] districts, taluks and villages, the towns in each the towns from the total area of the district. The district were given numbers in alphabetical order. area figures of the districts in the State are those L.C. Nos. of villages were given in Arabic supplied by the Surveyor General of India. Hence numerals while those of towns in Roman numerals. the total area of all the taluks in a district put together may not tally with the district area figures. Col. 3: This column shows the area of villages Col. 4: Number of occupied residential houses in hectares while the area of town is given in in a village/town includes partly residential houses sq. kms. based on the information furnished by also. the respective State agencies. Where the area of a particular village/town was not available. the fact Col. 5: This column includes houseless house­ was noted as N.A. against that village/town. The holds and institutional households as well. area of all the villages and towns put together may not be equal to the area of the tal uk since the area Cols. 6 to 8: Total population includes house­ of the taluk includes area of villages, reserve less and institutional popUlation with sex break up. forests, rivers and hills within the taluk. Rural area of a taluk presented in P.C.A. is obtained by Cols. 9 to 12: Under these columns the popu­ deducting urban area from the total area of the lation of S.Cs. and S.Ts. by sex is given. A copy of taluk as furnished by the State Survey Depart­ the list of S.Cs. and S.Ts in Andhra Pradesh as ment. Similarly, the rural area of a district can be notified in Presidential Order No. BC 12016/34/76- obtained by deducting the total urban area of all SCT V dated 2-7-1977 is appended below.

List of Scheduled Castes in Andhra Pradesh

1 Adi Andhra 31 Madasi Kuruva, Madari Kuru va 2 Adi Dravida 32 Madiga 3 Anamuk 33 Madiga Dasu, Mashteen 4 Aray Mala 34 Mahar 5 Arundhatiya 35 Mala 6 Arwa Mala 36 Mala Dasari 7 Bariki 37 Mala Dasu 8 Bavuri 38 Mala Bannai 9 Beda Jangam, Budga Jangam 39 Malajangam 10 Bindla 40 Mala Masti 11 Byagara 41 Mala Sale, Netkani 12 Chachati 42 Mala Sanyasi 13 Chalavadi 43 Mang 14 Chamar, Mochi, Muchi 44 Mang Garodi 15 Chambhar 45 Manne 16 Chandala 46 Mashti 17 Dakkal, Dokkalwar 47 Matangi 18 Dandasi 48 Mehtar 19 Dhor 49 Mitha Ayyalvar 20 Dom, Dombara, Paidi, Pano 50 Mundala 21 Ellamalawar, Yellammalawandlu 51 Paky, Moti. Thoti 22 Ghasi, Haddi, Relli Chachandi 52 Pambada, Pam banda 23 Godagilli 53 Pamidi 24 Godari 54 Panchama, Pariah 25 Gosangi 26 Holeya 55 Relli 27 Holeya Dasari 56 Samagara 28 Jaggali 57 Samban 29 Jambuvulu 58 Sapru 30 Kolupulvandlu 59 Sindhollu, Chindollu [49]

List of Scheduled Tribes in Andhra Pradesh

1 Andh 18 Koya, Goud, Rajah, Rasha Koya, Linga­ dhari Koya (Ordinary), Kottu Koya, Bhine 2 Bagata Koya, Rajkoya 3 Bhil 19 Kulia 4 Chenchu, Chenchwar 20 Malis (excluding Adilabad, Hyderabad, 5 Gadabas Karimnagar, Khammam Mlhbubnagar. 6 Gond. Naikpod, Rajgond Nizamabad, Medak. Nalgonda and Warangal districts) 7 Goudu (in the Agency tracts) 21 Manna Dhora 8 Hill Reddis 22 Mukha Dhora, Nooka Dhora 9 Jatapus 23 Nayaks (in tbe Agency tracts, 10 Kamm'lra 24 Pardhan II Kattunayakan 25 Porja, Parangiperja 26 Reddi Dhoras 12 Kolam, Mannervarlu 27 Rona, Rena 13 KOllda Dhoras 28 Savaras, Savaras, Maliya Savaras, l4 Konda Kapus Khutto Savaras 15 Kondareddis 29 Sugalis, Lambadis 16 Koodhs, T

Cols. 13 & 14: Literate persons are shown making something only for domestic consumption under these columns. A person who can both read (and not fur sale) is not doing any work in census and write with understanding in any language is rerminology. The reference perIod IS the one year taken as literate. A person who can merely read preceding the date of enumeration. Persons who but cannot write is not a literate. All children of had worked for 183 days or more, in other words the age of 4 years or less are treated as illiterate wcrked 6 months or more are class fied under even if the child is going to school and may have cultivator, agJicultural labourer, hOl s~hold picked up reading and writing a few odd words. industrY and other wllrkers acc.)fding to the nature of work one diJ. Such of those persons who had Co Is. 15 to 28 : At the 1981 Census. population worked for less than 183 days or 6 months are has been broadly divided into three sections based shown as marginal workers. on main activity viz .. workers, marginal workers, non-workers Their details are shown under these Cultivator: Fur purpllses of census a person columns. is working as cultivator if he or she is engaged either as employer, single worker or family worker The definitions and concepts adopted in the in cultivation of land oWlied or held from govern­ economic classification of population at the 1981 ment or held from private persons or institutions Census are given under item Analytical Note. for payment in money, kind or share. Cultivation includes supervision or direction of cultivation. Work: Work is defined as participation in any e.conomically productive activity. Such participa­ Agricultural labourer: A person who works in hon may be physical or mental in nature. Work another persons land for wages in money, kind or involves not only actual work but also effective share is regarded as agricultural labourer. An supervision and direction of work. A man or a agricultural labourer has no right of lease or woman who is doing only household duties or contract on land on which he/she worked. [50]

Household Industry : Household industry is against 1,870,933 in 1971 Census thus recording an defined as an industry conducted by the head of the increase of 22.95% as against the states growth rate household himself/herself and or by the members of 23.10%. The proportion of rural and urban of the household at home or within the village in population to the total population in the district rural areas and only within the precincts of the works out to 82.76% and 17.24% respectively in bouse where the household lives in urban areas. 1981 Census compared to 86.57% and 13.43% in The large proportion of workers in a household 1971 Census. There are 964 females per every industry should consist of members of the house­ 1,000 males at the 1981 Census when compared with hold including the head. The industry should not State index of 975 females per 1,000 males. The be run on the scale of registered factory which ratio of 956 females per every 1,000 males was would qualify or has to be registered under the recorded at 1971 Census. Indian Factories Act.

Other Workers: All workers who are not Warangal district ~eturned 541,618 literates at cultivators or agricultural labourers or in house­ ] 981 Census forming 23.55% of the total population hold industry are other workers. The type of of the district compared with 338,837 literates con­ workers that come under this category include stituting IS.11 % at 1971 Census. The sex break up factory workers, plantation workers those in trade, of literacy rates during 1981 is 33.12% among males commerce, business, transport, mining, construc­ and 13.61 % among females. Rural-urban break up tion, political or social work, all government of literacy rates inaicate 17.75% of population are servants, municipal employees, teachers, priests literates in rural, while this is 51.38% III urban entertainment artists, lawyers, barbers, dhobis etc. population. The corresponding rural and urban According to the 1981 Census there are 431,339 rates of literacy at 1971 are 13.95% \ and 44.93% occupied residential houses and 457,763 households respectively. in Warangal district compared to 342,639 residential houses and 376,285 households in 1971 registering In Warangal district there are }'098,602 workers an increase of 25.89% in number of residential constituting 47.76% of the total population as houses and 21.65% in number of households. against 797,723 workers forming 42.64% in 1971 The total number of persons returned at the Census. Among males the workers constituted 1981 Census in Warangal district is 2,300,295 as 57.00% while among females 38.17% are workers. BRIEF ANALYSIS OF THE VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY AND

PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DATA

There are 1,074 villages in the district at the total/rural/urban with sex break-up. The number 1981 Census as against 1085 at 197 I *. Out of the of villages and towns in each of the taluks is also 1,074 villages. 989 are inhabited whi Ie 85 vil,lages indicated in this table. arc uninhabited. 5 inhabited villages are rcported as partly included in different towns of the district. Urban population of the total 15 talnks retur­ 15 villages which are fully included in urba.n areas ned only in three taluks. Warangal urban taluk has are not taken into consideration in arriving the more urban population as per 1981 Census amongst total number of villages In the district. The the three taluks. The remaining J 2 taluks _ are following table gives the population of taluks by reported as exclusively rural taluks.

Table 1

POPULATION, NUMBER OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS. 1981

Population No. of Total Rural Urban Villages Sl. Name of No.of No. Taiuk P M F P M F P M F Total Inhabi- Towns ted

2 4. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14

Chitiyal 96,806 48,987 47,819 96,806 48,987 47,819 64 63 2 Parkal 162,987 82,743 80,244 162,987 82,743 80,244 67 66 3 Mulug 108,824 55,382 53,442 108,824 55,382 53,442 45 44 4 Eturnagaram 65.701 31,810 65,701 164 102 5 Gudur 102,822 52,023 50,799 102,822 52,023 50,799 127 112 6 Narasampet 152,997 75,244 152,997 77.753 75,244 68 67 7 Warangal 360,650 174,359 25,500 13,058 12,442 335,150 173,233 161,917 8 8 1 (Urban) 8 Waranga! 167,289 85,727 81,562 167,289 85,727 81,562 65 65 (Rural) 9 Ghanpur 145,261 73,565 7lt696 145,261 73,565 71,696 62 62 10 Cheriyal 147,904 74,307 73,597 147,904 74,307 73,597 81 81 11 Jangaon 138,831 70,223 68,608 113,719 57.172 56,547 25.112 13,051 12,061 S4 53 12 Kodakondla 109,025 55,265 53,760 109,025 55,265 53,760 51 50 13 Wardhannapet 158,773 80,784 77,989 158,773 80,784 77,989 65 65 14 Macipeda 153,121 77,728 75,393 153,121 77,728 75,393 74 72 15 Mahbubabad 229,304 116,813 112,491 193,092 98,082 95,010 36,212 18,731 17,481 79 79 2

Total 2,300,295 1,171,482 ],128,813 1,903,821 966,467 937,354 396,474 205,015 191,459 1,074 989 4

Note: * Decrease is due to merger of9 v.liages with other main revenue villages and two villages are'reported as fully included in their respective urban areas by loosing their rural character during the decade. [52]

The following table compares the tal uk-wise the decade 1971-81, while Ghanpur taluk has recot­ population from 1971 and 1981 Censuses for total, ded the lowest growth rate of 9.77%. Negative rural and urban areas. Warangal urban taluk has growth rate (-7.48%) is recorded in Maripeda taluk. recorded the highest growth rate of 47.91 % during

Table 2

DECADAL CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION

Population Percentage decadal ------~ ,-____-A _____ 1971 , 1981 (1971-81) variation ,- ---A--___, ,---~.A.----, Taluk Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Chitiyal 79,247 79,247 96,806 96,806 22.16 22.16

2 Parkal 134,196 134>196 162,987 I ~2 ,987 21.45 21.'45

3 Mulug 86,101 86.101 108,824 108,824 26.39 26.39

4 Eturnagaram 45,135 45,135 65,701 65,701 45.57 45·57

5 Gudur 79,625 79,625 102,822 102,822 29·13, 29.13

6 Narasampet 124.961 124,961 152,997 152,997 22.44 22·44

7 Warangal (Urban) 243.830 36,310 207,520 360,650 25,500 335,) 50 47.91 -29.77 61.50

8 Warangal (Rural) 139,132 139,132 167,289 167,289 20.24 20.24

9 Ghanpur 132,335 132,335 145,261 145,261 9.77 9.77

10 Cheriyal 133,467 133,467 147,904 147,904 10.82 10 82

11 langaon 120,745 103,879 16,866 138,831 113,719 25.t 12 14·9$ 9·47 48.89

12 Kodakondla 95,429 95,429 109,025 109,025 14.25 14.25

13 Wardhannapet 135,015 135,015 158.773 158,773 17·60 17.60

14 Maripeda 165,493 )65,493 153,) 21 153, 121 -7.48 -7.48

15 Mahbubabad 156,222 129,359 26,863 229,304 193,092 36,212 46.78 49.27 34·80

District Total 1,810,933 1,619,684 25J,249 2,300,295 1,903,821 396,474 22.95 17.54 57.80

Table 3 shows the total number of inhabited uninhabited are not taken into account. Maximum villages in the district classified by population into number of villages are in the size group of 500-1,999 six broad ranges. In computing the number of population and form 44.89% of total villages in villages in a taluk, the villages which are either this district completely included in an urban unit or returned [53]

Table 3 According to 1981 Census the population of Scheduled Castes in Warangal district is 383,770 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY accounting for 16.68% of the total population of POPULATION RANGES the district. Scheduled Caste population in this district forms 4.82% of the total Scheduled Caste Range of No. of villages Percentage of population in the State. The proportion of Sche­ population in each range villages in each duled Caste popUlation to tota'l population in the range villages is calculated for all the villages in the distnct and arranged in seven ranges together with 2 3 percentage of villages in each range. 69.56/~ of the villages have Scheduled Caste popUlation in a 86 8.70 199 percentage range above 11. Only 9.81 % of villages 200 - 499 89 9.00 are without Scheduled Caste popUlation. 500 - 1,999 444 44.89 2.000 - 4,999 316 31.95 Table 5 5,000 - 9,999 50 5·06 PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES 10,000 + ~ 0.40 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION

Total 989 100.00 IN THE VILLAGES

Table 4 presents the distribution of villages by Percentage range densify into nine ranges ano als,) the percentage of Scheduled No. of villages Percentage of villages in each range. The density figures Castes popula­ in each range of villages tion to total in each range I, persq. ~m. of each village have been worked out population by usit\'8~be atea figures corrected upto two places . hl' decimal The bigbest proportion of villages is 2 3 observed in the density range of 1OJ-200. More than 85% of villages come under density group 101 and above. This district has returned a density of Nil 97 9.81 179 persons .per square kilometre as against 195 5 or less 62 6.27 persons for the State. 6 - 10 142 14.36 Table 4 II - IS 184 18.60 DlSTRIBUTtON OF VILLAGES BY DENSITY 16 - 20 213 21.54

Range of Total No. of Percentage of 21 - 30 203 20.52 density villages in each villages in each (per sq. km.) density range density range 31 and above 8S 8·90 2 3

Total 989 100.00 - 10 16 1.62 11 - 20 15 I. 52 21 - 50 36 3·64 The Scheduled Tribes popUlation in the district 51 - 100 70 7.08 is only 292,772 persons forming 12.73% of the 101 - 200 371 37.51 total population of the district. 33 87% of the total villages in the district have returned the propor­ 201 - 300 283 28·61 tion of Scheduled Tribe population less than 5% 301 - 500 125 12.64 range, which excludes 13.14% of the total number 501 + 48 4.85 of villages which have no Scheduled Tribe popul­ Not known 25 2.53 ation. Among the taluks, highest proportion of Scheduled Tribe popUlation is returned in Gudur Total 989 100.00 taluk accounting tor 13.70% of the total Scheduled Tribe population in the district. [54]

Table 6 Table 7 provides the total population, sche­ duled caste and scheduled tribe population and the PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION percentage of scheduled caste and scheduled tribe TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAGES population to the total population of the towns in Percentage range the district. of Scheduled No. of Percentage Tribe popula_ villages in of villages The total scheduled castes p0pulation in urban tion to total each range in each range areas of the district at 1981 census was 49,935 poplliation persons representing 12.59% of the total urban 2 3 population. Among the towns, proportions of scheduled castes population varies from 8.35% in Nil 130 13·14 Mahbubabad town to 19.72% in Dornakal town. 5 or less 335 33.87 6 - 15 121 12·23 16 - 25 89 9.00 Total scheduled tribes population in urban 26 - 35 58 5·87 areas of the district according to 1981 census was 36 - 50 90 9'}0 10,695 persons constituting 2.70% of tbe total 51 and above 166 16.79 urban population. The proportion of Scheduled tribes population varies from 1.21 % in Jangaon Total 989 100.00 town to 14.85% in Dornakal toWn. '-

Table 7

PROPOR TION OF SCHEDULED CASTES/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION IN TOWNS

Percentage of Sche- Percentage of Name of the Town Total Total Scheduled Total Scheduled duled Caste Popula- Scheduled Tribe Population Caste Population Tribe Population tion to total PopUlation to total population POfJUlation 2 3 4 5 6

Dornakal (P) 14,558 2,871 2>162 19.72 14.85

Jangaon (M) 25,112 2,813 305 11·20 1.21

Mahbubabad (P) 21,654 1,809 2,514 8·35 11. 61

Warangal (M) 335"50 42,442 5,714 12.66 1·70

All Towns 396,474 49,935 10,695 12.59 2.70

Table 8 The following Table 8 gives the literacy rates LITERACY RATES BY POPULATION by population ranges 'Of villages in the District. RANGES OF VILLAGES Warangal district occupies 13th rank in literacy Range of No. of villages Literacy amongst the districts in Andhra Pradesh State. The Population in each range rate prDportion of literates of this district constitlts 2 1 3.39% of the total Andhra Pradesh literates. Below -' 200 86 8.04 200 - 499 89 9.65 500 - 1,999 444 15.22 2,000 - 4,999 316 17.08 Highest literacy rate 'Of 37.11% is found III 5,000 - 9,999 50 22.27 villages with 10,000+ population. 10,000 - + 4 37.11 Total 989 17.75 [55]

Table 9 shows the literacy rates for the towns There is a highest concentration of scheduled in the district as per 1981 census. castes and scheduled tribes population in the rural areas than in the urban areas. Warangal district The literates in alJ the four urban areas in the has returned 23 55% of the total p"pulation of the district together constitute 203,715 persons forming district as literates. Warangal (U) taluk has retur­ 51.38% of the urban population. Among the towns ned 50.25% of literates and this is the highest in the the literacy rate varies from 47.34% in Mah­ .district. Mahbubabad taluk has returned the bubabad town to 51.69% in Waranga!, the district largest number of workers 98,693 in its rural areas headquarters town. accounting for 10.05% of the total rural workers of the district and 51.11 % of the total rural population Table 9 of the taluk. Chitiyal taluk stands first among the LITERACY RATES FOR TOWNS taluks in the district in the proportion of workers to total population. Warangal (R) taluk has retur­ Name of the Town Literacy Rate ned 22.60% of scheduled caste population while the least is in Gudur taluk with 8.47%. In rural 2 areas of taluks, Warangal (U) taluk with 32.13% stands the highest while Gudur recorded th-e last Dornakal (P) 49.96 position with 8.47%. The percentage of scheduled Jangaon (M) 51. 56 caste population in urban areas range between Mahbubabad (P) 47·34 11.20% to 12.92% among the taluks. Gudur taluk Warangal (M) 51. 69 has recorded highest proportion of scheduled tribe popUlation with 38.96% while Warangal (U) taluk has the least proportion of scheduled tribe popula­ All Towns 51.38 tion with only 1.70%. Warangal (U) taluk tops the list in literacy rates among the total, male and Table 10 presents the proportions of literates, female population as well as in rural and urban workers, non-workers. scheduled castes/scheduled pockets. The literacy rates recorded in this taluk tribes population to the total population, giving are higher than the district and State averages, break-up by taluk (total/rural/urban) and by sex. in the case of both sexes.

( Table 10 overleaf) [56]

Table

LITERATES, WORKERS, NON-WORKERS, SCHEDULED

PERCENTAGE OF ------Total Total Population S.C. Popu- S.T. Popu- Literates to total population Name of Taluk Rural lation to lation to ------.. _------Urban P M F total total P M F Population Population (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Chitiyal T 96,806 48,987 47,819 20.05 7· 19 13·98 22.16 5.60 R 96.806 48,987 47,819 20.05 7.19 13·98 22.16 5.60 U 2 Parka} T 162,987 82,743 80,244 20.72 1. 75 18.23 28.61 7.53 R 162,987 82,743 80,244 20.72 1. 75 18.23 28.61 7.53 U 3 Mulug T 108,824 55,382 53,442 15.45 15.37 21.47 31.00 11.58 R 108,824 55,382 53,442 15·45 15.37 21·47 31.00 11.58 U 4 Eturnagaram T 65,701 33,891 31,810 16.17 30.88 17.37 25.53 8.69 R 65.701 33,891 31,810 16·17 30.88 17.37 2?53 8.69 U 5 Gudur T 102,822 52,023 50,799 8.47 38.96 11.32 17.57 4.91 R 102,822 52,023 50,799 8.47 38.96 1l·32 17.57 4.91 U 6 Narasampet T 152,997 77,753 75,244 13.14 15.04 17.57 26·89 7.95 R 152,997 77,753 75,244 13.14 15.04 17.57 26.89 7·95 U 7 Waraogal (Urban) T 360,650 186,291 174,359 14.04 1. 70 50·25 63.06 36·58 R 25,500 13,058 12,442 32.13 1.60 31·37 44.13 17.98 U 335,150 173,233 161,917 12.66 1. 70 51·69 64·48 38.00 S Warangal (Rural) T 167,289 85,727 81,562 22.60 5·97 19·54 30.17 8.37 R 167,289 85,727 81,562 22.60 5.97 19.54 30.17 8·37 U 9 Ghanpur T 145,261 73,565 71,696 21·08 5.42 20·13 29.41 10.60 R 145,261 73,565 71,696 21.08 5·42 20.13 29.41 10.60 U 10 Cheriyal T 147,904 74,307 73,597 18.59 4.86 21.25 31.80 10.61 R 147,904 74,307 73,597 18·59 4.86 21.25 31.80 10.61 U 11 Jangaon T 138,831 70,223 68,608 19.11 3.51 24·20 34.41 13.74 R 113,719 57,172 56,547 20.86 4.01 18.1~ 27.57 8.63 U 25.112 13 ,051 12.061 11.20 1.21 51.56 64.36 37.72 12 Kodakondla T 109.025 55,265 53,760 16.84 16.07 16.77 25.08 8·23 R 109,025 55,265 53,760 16·84 16.07 16.77 25·08 8.23 U 13 Wardhannapet T 158,773 80,784 77,989 19·47 12.32 19·63 27.94 11.02 R 158,773 80,784 77,989 19.47 12·32 19.63 27.94 11·02 U 14 Maripeda T 153,121 77,728 75,393 16.26 24.58 14.76 21.65 7·66 R 153.121 77,728 75,393 16.26 24· 58 14·76 21.65 7.66 U 15 Mahbubabad T 229,304 116,813 112,491 11. 81 31.45 19.54 27.00 11.79 R 193,092 98,082 95,010 11.60 34.92 14.13 20.71 7.34 U 36,212 18,731 17,481 12.92 12.91 48.39 59.95 36.00

District Total 2,300,295 1,171,482 1,128,813 16.68 12.73 23.55 33.12 13.61 1,903,821 966,467 937,354 17.53 14.82 17.75 26.55 8.67 396,474 205,015 191,459 12.59 2.70 51.38 64.06 37.80 [57]

10

CASTE/TRIBE POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT

------r------PERCENTAGE OF Main workers to Marginal workers Total workers to Non-workers to total population to total population total population, total population Total ------'"'i Rural Name of Taluk P M F P M F P M F, P M F Urban (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (21) (22) (2) (1)

51-06 62.23 39.62 .. 6·29 1.09 11.62 57.35 63.32 51.23 42.65 36.68 48.27 T Chitiyal 51.06 62.23 39.62 .. 6.29 1·09 11.62 57.35' 63·32 51.23 42.65 36.68 48.27 R U 46.06 56.98 34.81 5.42 0.59 10.40 51.48 57.67 45.20 48·52 42.43 54.80 T Parkal 2 46.06 56.98 34·81 5.42 0.59 10.40 51.48 57.67 45.20 48·52 42·43 54.80 R ," U 42.52 57.65 26.83 6.92 0.41 13.68 49.44 53·06 40.51 50.56 41.94 59.49 T Mulug 3 42.52 57.65 26.83 6.92 0·41 13.68 49.44 53.06 ,40.51 50.56 41·94 59·49 R .. U 45.25 59.40 30.18 4.39, 0.51 8.51 49.64 59.91 38.69 50.36 40·09 61.31 T Eturnagaram 4 45.25 59.40 30.18 4.39, 0.51 8.51 49.64 59.91 38·69 50.36 40.09 6!.31 R U 44.55 59.42 29.32 8.20: 0.48 16.10 52.75 59.90 45.42 47·25 40.10 54.58 T Gudur 5 44.55 59.42 29.32 8.20 0.48 16·10 52.75 59.90 45·42 47·25 40.10 54.58 R U 43.48 56.86 29.65 6.24 0.56 12.11 49·72 57.42 41.76 50.28 42.58 58.24 T Narasampet 6 43.48 56·86 29.65 6·24 0.56 12.11 49.72 57.42 41.76 50.28 42.58 58.24 R U 28.93 44.77 12.01 0.95 0.31 1.64 29.88 45·08 13.65 70.i2 54.92 86.35 T Warangal (Urban) 7 36.37 52.17 19.19 2.90 0·19 5·74 39.27 52.36 25.53 60.73 47.63 74.47 R 28.36 44·21 11.41 0.80 0.32 1.32 29·16 44.53 12.73 70.83 55.47 87.27 U 46.45 57·86 34.46 3.88 0·39 7.54 50·33 58.25 42.00 49.67 41.75 58.00 T Warangal (Rural) 8 46.45 57.86 34.46 3·88 0.39 7.54 50.33 58.2S 42.00 4~.67 41.75 58.00 R U 46·41 59.82 32.64 4.24 0.72 7.86 50.65 60.54 40.50 49·35 39.45 59.50 T Ghanpur 9 46.41 59.82 32.64 4.24 0.72 7.86 50.65 60·54 40.50 49.35 39.45 59.50 R U 48.18 59.51 36.75 5.46 0·64 10.33 53·64 60.15 47.08 46.36 39.85 52.92 T Cheriyal 10 48·18 59·51 36.75 5.46 0.64 10.33 53.64 60.15 47.08 46·36 39.85 52.92 R U 46_10 58.71 33.19 4_ 18 0.31 8.14 50.28 59.02 41.33 49.72 40.98 58·67 T Jangaon It 49.26 61.53 36.86 4.62 0.34 8·95 53·88 61.87 45.81 46.12 38.13 54.19 R 31. 78 46.39 15·96 2.17 0.17 4.34 33.95 46.56 20·30 66.05 53.44 79.69 U 49.08 62·29 35.51 6.05 0.57 11.67 55.13 62·86 47.18 44·87 37·14 52.82 T Kodakondla 12 49.08 62.29 35.51 6.05 0·57 11·67 55.13 62.86 47.18 44.87 37·14 52.82 R U 45.06 59.43 30.17 5.53 0.37 10.87 50·59 59.80 41.04 49.42 40.21 58·96 T Wardbannapet 13 45.06 59.43 30·17 5.53 0.37 10.87 50.59 59.80 41.04 49.42 40.21 58·96 R U 42.59 59.30 25.37 8·50 0.68 16.55 51.09 59.98 41.92 48.91 40.02 58·08 T Maripeda 14 42.59 59·30 25.37 8.50 0.68 16.55 51.09 59.98 41.92 48.91 40_02 58.08 R U 42·84 56.59 28.55 4.75 0.39 9.29 47·59 56.98 37.84 52.41 43.02 62.16 T Mahbubabad 15 45.65 59.00 31.87 5.46 0.41 10.67 51.11 59.41 42.54 48·89 40.59 57.46 R 27.82 43·99 10.49 0.99 0.29 1. 75 28.81 44.28 12.24 71.19 55·73 87.76 U

42.87 56.50 28.72 4.89 0.50 9.45 47.76 57.00 38.17 52·24 43·00 61.83 District Total 45.85 59·08 32.21 5.72 0.54 11. 07 51.57 59.62 43.28 48.43 40.38 56.72 28·53 44·33 11.61 0·91 0.30 1.55 29.44 44·63 13.16 70.56 55.37 86.83 [58]

Distribution of villages according to the avail- 42.87% and 42.06% of villages respecti vely Medical ability of different amenities by taluks is presented and market facilities are inadequate and only a in this Table. As seen from the table, drinking meagre proportion of villages have these facilities water facility is available in all the villages, while viz .• 24.97% of villages have medical facility 2.12% amenities of education, power supply, P & T. of villages have market facilities. approach by pucca road and communications are The table clearly sets out the tal uk-wise posi- available in respect of 88.98%, 75.63%, 69.16%, tion of various amenities.

Table 11

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

No. (with percentage) of villages having one or 1110re of the following amenities ------...... ------'------No. of Post Approach SI.No. Name of Taluk inhabited Educa- Medical Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power villages tion Water Telegraph cations Road Supply

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

Chitiyal 63 57 6 63 40 2 20 20 48 (90.48) (9.52) (100.00) (63.49) (3.17) (31.75) (31.75) (76.19) 2 Parkal 66 66 15 66 49 1 26 ,30 63 (l00.00) (22.73) (100.00) (74.24) (1.52) (39.39) (45·45) (95.45) 3 Mulug 44 39 25 44 35 2 28 30 40 (88.64) (56.82) (100·00) (79.55) (4.55) (63.64) (68.18) (90.91) 4 Eturnagaram 102 68 8 102 41 6 6 29 (66.67) (7·84) (l00·00) (40.20) (5.88) (5.88) (28.43) 5 Gudur 112 61 24 J12 40 18 17 26 (54.46) (21.43) (100.00) (35.71) (0.89) (16.07) (15.18) (23.21) 6 Narasampet 67 65 27 67 43 2 22 22 58 (97·01) (40,30) (100.00) (64.18) (2·99) (32.84) (32.84) (86.57) 7 Warangal (Urban) 8 6 2 8 7 I 5 5 8 (75·00) (25.00) (100.00) (87.50) (12.50) (62·50) (62.50) (100.00) 8 Waranga) (Rural) 65 62 21 65 50 3 42 41 59 (95.38) (32.31) (100·00) (76.92 ) (4.62) (64.62) (63.08) (90.77) 9 Ghanpur 62 62 23 62 53 2 41 41 59 (100.00) (37,10) (100.00) (85.48) (3.23) (66.13) (66.13) (95·16) 10 Cheriyal 81 80 6 81 61 5 29 30 69 (98.77) (7.41) (100·00) (75.31) (6.17) (35.80) (37.04) (85.19) 11 Jangaon 53 51 15 53 47 1 45 45 53 (96.23) (28.30) (100. 00) (88.68) (1.89) (84·91) (84.91) (100,00) 12 Kodakondla 50 50 4 50 41 14 14 40 (100.00) (8.00) (100.00) (82.00) (28·00) (28.00) (80.00) 13 Wardhannapet 65 64 41 65 53 35 35 56 (98.46) (63.08) (100.00) (81. 54) (53· 85) (53.85) (86.15) 14 Maripeda 72 70 14 72 58 1 32 33 68 (97·22) (19.44) (100·00) (80.56) (1.39) (44.44) (45.83) (94.44) 15 Mahbubabad 79 79 !6 79 66 53 55 72 (100·00) (20.25) (100.00) (83.54) (67·09) (69·62) (91.14)

Total 989 880 247 989 684 21 416 424 748 (88.98) (24.97) (100.00) (69.16) (2.12) (42.06) (42.87) (75.63) [59]

Table 12 gives the proportion of rural popula­ h) market facilities. More than 60% of the popu­ tion served by the different amenities and also lation has education, power supply, P & T, provides this information taluk-wise. approach by pucca road and communication facili­ 40.06 per cent of popUlation has only medical ties. while almost 100% ufthe population has access facilities while 6% of the popUlation only has access to drinking water.

Table 12

PROPORTION OF RURAL POPULATION SERVED BY DIFFERENT AMENITIES

Proportion of Rural Population served by the amenity of

Total popu- 51.No. Name of Taluk lation of inha- Post Approach bitcd villages Educa- Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Power in the Taluk tion Medical Water Telegraph cations Road Supply

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)

Chitiyal 96,806 97.83 12.11 100.00 80.14 4.99 37.51 37.51 81.82 2 Parka I 162,987 100.00 35.77 100·00 88·20 9.35 51·90 57.98 97.75 3 Mulug 108,824 99.61 80.53 100.00 96.12 6·47 72·34 72·87 99.41 4 Eturnagaram 65,701 92.32 23·86 100·00 72.17 22·65 22.65 43.67 5 Gudur 102,822 90.29 47.76 100.00 63·32 1.07 39.26 36.98 56.75 6 Narasampet 152,997 99.89 56.36 100·00 84.32 13.08 50·36 50·36 91 ·01 7 Warangal (Urban) 25,500 96.15 42·58 100.00 99·66 38.67 72.91 72·91 100.00 8 Warangal (Rural) 167,289 98.51 36.96 100.00 91.47 8.45 76.76 74.94 88.97 9 Ghanpur 145,261 100.00 48.46 100·00 92.94 5.31 76·78 76.78 98·33 10 Cheriyal 147,904 99.93 22.50 100.00 89.39 19.31 52.93 52.93 91.58

11 Jangaon 113,719 99.84 41. 25 100.00 96.55 1.35 91. 35 91. 3~ 100.00 12 Kodakondla 109,025 100·00 13.65 100.00 93·43 39·81 39·81 82.58 13 Wardhannapet 158,773 99·20 70.78 100.00 92.10 61.46 61.46 92.93 14 Maripeda 153,121 99.68 32.70 100.00 92.51 4.98 53·74 54.91 98·34 15 Mahbubabad 193,092 100.00 27.69 100.00 90.19 71·36 74.00 95.00

District Total 1,903,821 98.78 40.06 100.00 88.60 6.18 59.55 60.18 89.87 ----

The following table'13 gi ves the distribution of the vi llage, but these are available at different dis- villages not having certain amenities arranged by tance ranges. Large number of villages do not three distance ranges from the places where these have market. medical. communication and P & T are available. There are no villages in this district facil ities within the village, but they are available Which do not have drinking water facility. Only at different distance ranges. 109 villages do not have education facility within [60]

Table 13 Table 14 illustrates the distribution of villages DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING according to the distance from the nearest town CERTAIN AMENITIES, ARRANGED BY and availability of different amenities. DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE 3% of the villages have town within the range Number of villages where the ame­ Villages nity is not available and available at of 5 kms. About 12 per cent of the villages have not having distance of towns within a range of 6-15 kms., while the the amenity of ~5 kms. 5~10 kms. 10+kms. Total balance, viz., 75% and 10% have nearest town IDea­ (Cols.2~4) ------ted within 16-50 kms. and 51 kms. respectively. 2 3 4 5

1. Education 70 30 9 109 As given in other tables on amenities, medical 2. Medical 214 225 303 742 3, P&T 191 86 28 305 and market facilities are far below the levels 4. Market 63 136 667 866 attained by other amenities. 5. Communication 216 191 165 573

Table 14 , DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO 'THE DISTANCE FROM THE NEAREST TOWN AND AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of ------Distance range No. of Approach from the inhabited Post by Pucca Power nearest town villages in Drinking & Market Communi- Road Supply (in Kms.) each range Education Medical Water Telegraph cations (9) (10) (l) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

17 25 o -5 27 24 3 27 17 16 (62.96) \92· 59) (2.73) (88.89) (lUI) (100.00) (62.96) (59.26) 81 no 6-15 122 118 31 122 99 2 82 (66.39) (90.16) (12·33) (96.72) (25·41) (100.00) (81.15) (1.64) (67.21) 319 585 16-50 743 673 205 743 528 19 311 (42.93) (78.73) (75.13) (90.58) (27.59) (100·00) (71.06) (2.56) (41. 86) 7 7 28 51 97 65 8 97 40 + (7.22) (28·87) (9·81) (67.01) (8.25) (100.00) (41.23) (7.22)

424 748 Total 989 880 247 989 684 21 416 (75.63) (88.98) (24.97) (100.00) (69.16) (2.12) (41.06) (42.~7)

Table 15 sets out the amenities available in the respectively. Only 5% of the villages are in the villages by distributing the villages according to the category of 5,OO(}..:-. It is intere~ting to note that as population fange, The population ranges of less the population range increases, the amenities avail­ than 500,500-1.999,2,000-4,999 and 5,000+ are con­ able in the villages falling in these ranges are also sidered and the villages are distributed in these on the increase. As has been observed earlier only ranges. About 45% of the villages are in the range the medical and market facilities are not adequate in of 500-1,999, while the villages less than 500 and the villages falling in the ranges other than 5,000+. those in the range of 2,000-4,999 form 18% and 32% [61]

Table 15

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE

Number (with percentage) of villages having the amenity of ------....,__---_.. _------No. of inhabited Post Approach Power population villages in Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucca Supply range each range Education Medical Water Telegraph cations Road (8) (9) (10) (1) (2) (3 ) (4) (5) (6) (7)

47 - 499 175 71 2 175 22 11 13 (7.43) (26·86) (17.70) (40·57) (1.14) (100.00) (12.57) (6.29) 170 350 500-1,999 444 439 82 444 308 3 166 (38.29) (78.83) (44.89) (98.87) (18.41) (l00·00) (69.37) (0·68) (37.39) 196 198 300 2,000-4,999 316 316 125 316 301 11 (62.66) (94.94-) t31.95} (100.00) (39.56) (100.00) (95.25) (3.48) (62·03) 43 51 5,000 + 54 54 38 54 53 7 43 (94.44) (5.46) . (100·00) (70.37) (100·00) (98.15) (l2.96) (79.63) (79.63)

424 748 Total 989 ' 880 247 989 684 11 416 (75.63) (88.98) (24.97) (100.00) (69.16) (2.12) (42.06) (42.87)

The staple food in the majority of villages in Rice and j.)war are the two staple foods each taluk is gi yen in this table. in the villages in this district.

Table 16 MAIN STAPLE FOOD IN THE MAJORITY OF VILLAGES TN EACH TALUK

SI.No. Name of Taluk Main Staple Food

(I) (2) (3)

Chitiyal Rice,Jowar 2 Parkal Rice,Jowar 3 Mulug Rice,Jowar 4 Eturnagar am Rice,Jowar 5 Gudur Rice,Jowar 6 Narasampet Rice,Jowar 7 Waraugal {Urban} Rice,Jowar 8 Waranga! (Rural) Rice.Iowar 9 Ghanpur Ricedowar 10 Cheriyal Rice,JOW(lr 11 Jangaon Rice.Iowar 12 Kodakondla Rice.Iowar 13 Wardhannapet Rice,Jowar 14 Maripeda Rice, Jowar 15 Mahbubab"d Rice,]owar [62J

Table 17 presents the land use pattern gIVIng cultivable area of 88.80% while the irrigated area the proportion of cultivable area to the total area is only about 3.88% of cultivable area. Mulug and the irrigated area to the cultivable area. It is taluk has the least proportion of cultivable area seen from the table that 62.36% of the total area is of 25.24% but in case of percentage of irrigated accounted for as cultivable area of the district. Of area it occupies 2nd place in the list. Among the the total cultivable area of 742,925.24 hectares taluks in the district Gudur taluk has the highest 132,040.47 hectares forming 17.77% is only tenable. percentage of 47.58% irrigated area to total culti­ Kodakondla taluk has the largest percentage of vable area of the tal uk.

Table 17

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE

SI. No. of inhabited Total area Percentage of cultivable Percentage of irrigated area No. Name of Taluk vi lIages in hectares ar ea to tota I a rea to total cultivable area

2 3 4 5 6

Chitiyal 63 62,626·20 63.44 16.68 2 Parka I 66 60,972.40 75.7"8 30.19 3 Mulug 44 116,773.81 25·24 39.37 4 Eturnagaram 102 71,321·56 26.28 17.19 5 Gudur 112 71,596.44 43.06 47.58 6 Narasampet 67 51,457·48 70.29 23.41 7 Warangal (Urban) 8 11,093.60 80.54 25.66 8 Warangal (Rural) 65 69,235.58 82.72 19.94 9 Ghanpur 62 72.557.12 69.18 17.47 10 Cheriyal 81 120,530.67 41.35 12.84 11 Jangaon 53 65,634.63 67.70 12.27 12 Kodc.kondla 50 166,653.23 88.80 3.88 13 Wardhannapet 65 75,182.72 75·47 16.47 14 Maripeda 72 74,917.29 74.64- 12.55 15 Mahbubabad 79 100,841.10 69.86 24.23

Total 989 1,191,393.83 62.36 17.77

Table 18 reveals the decadal growth rate, den­ in relation to the state for four decades from 1951 sity and sex ratio of urban popUlation in the district to 1981 censuses.

Table 18

GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE

D S T R C T Decadal percentage Density Sex ratio (No. Census Total Urban % Urban variation in urban (population of females per Year population population population population per sq. km·) 1,000 males)

2 3 4 5 6 7

1951 1.329,836 190,956 14·36 1,448 9:1 1961 1,545,435 217,859 14.10 14.09 1,663 929 1971 1,870,933 251,249 13.43 1:.33 2,852 934 1981 2,300,295 396,474 17.24 57·80 4,499 934 [63]

Table 18 (Concld.) GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF UR8AN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELATION TO THE STATE

S T A T E Decadal percentage Density Sex ratio (No. Census Total Urban % Urban variation in urban (population of females per Year population population populatiol) population per sq. km.) 1,000 males)

8 9 10 11 12 13 1951 31.t15,259 5,420,325 17.42 1,311 987 1961 35,983,447 6,274,508 17.44 15~ 76 1,676 951 1971 43,502,708 8,402,527 19.31 33.92 2,360 949 1981 53,549,613 12,487,576 23.32 48.62 3,157 948

Table 19 indicates the towns added/declassified Of the four urban areas in the distflct, the at the 1981 census, with,their population. highest per capita receipt is noticed in warangal Municipality (Rs. 58.68) and the lowest per capita There is no Case of addition or declassification receipt is recorded in Dornakal Panchayat (Rs. :;.60) of town at the 1981 census in this district. and similar is the case in respect of per capita receipt through taxes an d from all other sources Tabte 19 with Rs. 23.40, Rs. 3.27 and, Rs. 35.28, Rs. 2.33 respectively. NEW TOWNS/TOWNS DECLASSIFIED IN 1981 CENSUS Warangal Municipality stands first among the urban areas of the district with its per capita expen­ Name of Town Population 1981 Census diture of Rs. 54.86 while this is lowest in Dornakal. The per capita expenditure of 8.95 on public (2) Rs health and conveniences in Warangal is the highest among the towns while Dornakal has the minimum a) Added Nil of Rs. 1.25. The per capita expenditure of Rs 0.46 on public institutions like schools and libraries b) Declassified Nil is recorded by Warangal Municipality. No expen­ diture is incurred by Dornakal, Jangaon and Mah. bubabad towns for this purpose. Table 20 deals with the finances indicating the receipt and expenditure in towns in the district as All the civic bodies are running on sound lines on 1979. with surplus budget.

Table 20 PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS

P T A ------P E R C A ------RECEIPT ------E X PEN D I T U R E Receipt Expenditure Receipt from all Total General on public Expenditure Class, name and civic Total through other expendi- adminis- health and Public on public Other status of the town receipts taxes sources ture tration conveniences works i nsti tutions aspects (10) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) IV Dornakal IP) 5.60 3.27 2.33 4.93 1·76 1·25 1·55 0.37 III Janagaon (M) 35.28 20.96 14·32 34.02 5·27 6.81 10.02 11.92 TIl Mahbubabad (P) 27.07 10.65 16'42 23.63 2.69 3.27 2.77 14.90 I Warangal (M) 58.68 23.40 35.28 54.86 4·19 8.95 8.17 0.46 33,09 Total 53.52 21.81 31.71 50.00 4.09 8.%2 7.74 0.39 29.56 [6t]

Table 21 provides the data relating to the avai­ are authorised to teach the students for appearin g lability of educational facilities in different catego­ the different grades of examinations conducted by ries per 10,000 population. the concerned examination board periodically.

It may perhaps be mentioned here that data There are 104 primary schools, 90 upper pri­ presented refers generally to the institutions that mary schools, 57 high schools and 13junior colleges have been recognised by the State Government and in all the urban areas of the district.

Table 21

SCHOOLS PER TEN THOUSAND POPULA nON IN TOWNS

Number per ten thousard population ------_.:....-_----- Higher Secondary/ Class, name and civic Inter /PUC/Junior Secondary/ Junior Secondary / status of Town College Matriculation Middle Primary

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5)

IV Dornakal (P) 0.69 1.37 2.75 2. 75

III Jangaon (M) 0·40 1.99 1. 99 3·58

III Mahbubabad (P) 0.46 0.92 1. 85 2·77

I Warangal (M) 0.30 1.43 2.30 2.54

Total 0.33 1.44 2.27 2.62

From table 22, it can be seen that the number Table 23 which provides information on pro­ of beds available in urban areas of this district is portion of slums population to total population is low being 3.06 beds per every LOOO population. limited to Class I and II towns. as the magnitude of Warangal, the district head-quarters town has slum problem is greater in these categories of 86.94% of the total bed strength available in the urban areas of the district. Warangal town has towns. Warangal is the only Class I town in this recorded the bed population ratio more than the district. district average. In all other towns this ratio has been less than the distf ict index. Table 23 Table 22 PROPOR TlON OF SLUMS POPULATION NUMBER OF BEDS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN TOWNS IN TOWNS

No. of beds in medical Class, name and civic status institutions per 1,000 Proportion of of the town population Class, name and slums population to (1) (2) civic status total population Density in slums ------of the town of the town (per sq. km.) IV Dornakal (P) 1. 65 III Jangaon (M) 2.99 (1) (2) (3 ) III Mahbubabad (P) 2.77 I Warangal (M) 3.15 Warangal (M) Nil Total 3.06 [65]

Table 24 gives the details of most important the towns of the district. This table is self explana­ items manufactured, exported and imported in all tory.

Table 24

MOST IMPORTANT COMMODITY MANUFACTURED, IMPORTED AND EXPORTED IN TOWNS

Most important commodity

Class, name and civic status of the Town Manufactured Exported Imported

(1) (2) (3) (4)

IV Dornakal (P) Rice Rice Fertilizers

III Janagaon (M) Groundnut oil Rice Sugar

In Mahbubabad (p) Paddy Rice Sugar

I Warangal (M) Aluminium Utensils Chillies Wheat

Physically Handicapped Persons classification as totally crippled. Loss of only one Collection of data on physically handicapped arm and/or one leg will 110t classify a person as totally crippled. The loss here refers to the persons is a special feature of 1981 Census. Last inability to use and not necessarily physical time this information was collected in 1931 Census. absence. Thus, a paralytic who has lost the use of After independence, the data for the physically both the legs or both the arms, will be totally handicapped persons in our country were collected crippled, though the legs or arms as such are still again for the first time along with the houselisting physically present." operations held in May, 1980 and as such, the physically handicapped persons who were available In case when a person unfortunately suffered in the census houses were alone covered in the from more than one of the disabilities mentioned wrvey. The houseless do not, therefore, find a above, the person was recorded by the greater place in this survey. The physically handicapped disability. For example, if a person was both persons covered are of three types of disabilities, blind and dumb or blind and crippled. etc., blind­ totally blind, totally crippled and totally dumb. ness was noted for him as blindness is considered The definition adopted for physically handicapped as greater disability than either dumbness or being is as follows: crippled. Similarly, being crippled was considered a greater disability than being dumb. In an extreme "The term of totally crippled refers to such case where a person suffered from all the disabili­ persons who have lost their arms or limbs. The ties Was taken under blind since this is certainly loss of arms or legs or all the four limbs refers to the most unfortunate disability. loss of both the arms or loss of both legs. It is not necessary that the disabled shOUld have lost A statement showing the distribution of physi­ both arms and legs. The loss of either of these i.e., cally handicapped persons by taluks in district is both arms or both legs would be sufficient for given overleaf. [66]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS BY TALUKS IN

WARANGAL DISTRICT

Total SI District/Taluk/Town Rural House Jist Totally Totally Totally No. Urban population Blind Crippled Dumb

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

WARANGAL DISTRICT T 2,236,499 1,396 ],018 1 tl76 R ),882.124 ),312 943 1,097 U 354.375 84 75 79 1 Chitiyal T 94,304 51 26 48 R 94,304 51 26 48 U 2 Parkal T 160,364 128 75 96 R 160,364 128 75 96 U 3 Mulug T 107,022 72 41 46 R 107,022 72 41 46 U 4 Eturnagaram T 61,492 37 16 25 R 61.492 37 16 25 U 5 Gudur T 95,934 97 82 50 R 95,934 97 82 50 U 6 Narasampet T 148,500 79 73 109 R 148,500 79 73 109 U 7 Warangal (U} T 320,686 65 67 64 R 23,308 6 10 6 U 297,378 59 57 58 Warangal (M} U 297,378 59 57 58 8 Warangal (R), T 159,405 55 60 81 R 159,405 55 60 81 U 9 Ghanpur T 149,832 171 98 108 R 149,832 111 98 108 U 10 Cheriyat T 154,225 108 61 95 R 154,225 108 61 95 U 11 Jangaon . T 138.006 102 83 94 R 115,450 90 78 89 U 22,556 12 5 5 Jangaon eM} u 22,556 12 5 5 12 Kodakondla T 109,479 60 36 53 R 109,479 60 36 53 U [67]

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PERSONS BY TALUKS IN

W ARANGAL DISTRICT (Concld )

Total SI Distri ctiTaluk/Town Rural House list Totally Totally Totally No. Urban population Blind Crippled Dumb

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

13 Wardhannapet T 158,635 107 75 89 R 158,635 107 75 89 U 14 Maripeda T 155,215 123 121 114 R 155,215 123 121 114 U 104 15 Mahbubabad T 223,400 141 104 R 188,959 128 91 88 U 34,441 13 13 16 9 a) Mahbubabad (p) U 19,250 6 4 7 b) Dornakal (P) U 15" 91 7 9

Physically handicapped form 0.16% of the Among the total physically handicapped in the total population in the district, comprising of district 38.88% are totally blind. 28.36% are 0.18% of rural and 0.07% of urban population. Out totally crippled and 32.76% are totally dumb. The of the total 3,590 persons recorded as physicallY survey revealed that Ghanpur taluk has recorded handicapped, i.e., totally blind, totally crippled the highest number of 377 physically handicapped and totally dumb in the district as many as 3,352 persons, the lowest being Eturnagaram taluk with persons forming 93.37% are from rural areas only. 78 penons. PART - B VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

SECTION I - Village Directory SECTION II - Town Directory SECTION III - Primary Census Abstract

SECTION I

VILLAGE DIRECTORY

Village Directory which provides viIlagewise RP Registered Private Practitioner information about the amenities and landuse SMP Subsidised Medical Practitioner pattern in the villages, consists of 20 columns. CHW Community Health Worker The data so collected from the Tahsildars and o Others other officials concerned were scrutinised and pre­ sented under certain columns in codes. Such codes Drinking Water: (Column No.7) will frequently be seen against column numbers 5 to 8, 10, 11, 13, 16 and 20. The following codes T Tap have been used against the facilities available in W Well the village. TK Tank TW Tube Well Educational: (Column No.5) HP Hand Pumr R River P Primary or Elementary School F Fountain (Upto Class IV) C Canal M Middle School or Junior Secondary L Lake (Class V to VIII) S Spring H Matriculation or Secondary School N, : Nallah (Class IX and X) 0 Others JC Higher Secondary f PUC I Interme­ NA . Information not available diate f Junior College . C College I Industrial School Post and Telegraph (Column No. S) Tr Training School PO AC Adult Literacy Class I Centre TO Telegraph Office Other Educational Institutions which o PTO Post and Telegraph Office include Sanskrit Pathasala, Senior Phone Telephone Connection Basic School

Medical: (Column No.6) Communications: (Column No. 10) H BS Bus stop Mew Maternity and Child Welfare Centre RS Railway Station or Maternity and Child Health Centre NW Navigable Waterway MH Maternity Home CWC Child Welfare' Centre Approach to village: (Column No. 11) HC Health Centre PHC Primary Health Centre PR PUFca Road PHS Primary Health Sub-Centre KR KQccha Road D Dispensary NR Navigable River FPC Family Planning Centre NC Navigable Canal TB T. B. Clinic NW Navigable Waterway NH Nursing Home FP Foot Path

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Power Supply: (Column No. 13) Remarks, etc.: (Column No. 20, ED Electricity for domestic purpose N Copies of the News Papel's(coming in EAG Electricity for Agriculture the village~ EO Electricity for other purposes like M Motor Cycles/Scooters industrial, commercial, etc. EA Electricity for all purposes listed C Cars/Jeeps above T Tractors Irrigated by source: (Column No. 16) GC Government Canal As an example an entry showing figures like PC Private Canal P(2), or D(2), or T(35.21), TK(35.21) would indicate W WeB (without electricity) that the village has two primary schools. two WE Well (with electricity) dispensaries, extent of total irrigated land in the TW Tube Well (without electricity) village is 35.21 hectares and extent of land irri­ TWE Tube Well (with electricity) gated by water from tanks is 35.21 hectares. TK Tank R River L Lake Where a facility is not available in the village, WF ' Water Fa]) the distance at which th~ facility available is o Others shown in broad ranges viz., - '§ Kms., 5-10Kms. T Total and 10 + Kms. of the nearest place. CHITIYAL TALUK ._ " ., ;. -----

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CHITlYAL TALUK

1981 1981 Location ,Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) . (2)1 0) (2) 37 Akenpalle 46 Madthapalle 32 Ankushapur (Siwar 43 MogullapaUe Somanpalle) 27 Muchinparthi 59 Azaninagar 42 Mulkalpalle

$7 Bhimghanpur 58 Nagaram 51 BhoopalpalJe 60 Nandigama 1'5. Bornepalle 30 Nawabpet 55 Budharam 6 NeradpaJle 64 Byakkapet, '(Patti Mahadevpur) 11 Ninepaka 12 \.Chainpak 45 ;Challagarege 56 Pambapuram 54 Chiknepalle 63 Pandipampula 29 Chitiyal 22 Pangadpalle 38 Parlapalle 61 Dikshalqmta 39 Pedda KomatpaJle 9 Dhoothpalle 26 Pongandla 36 Oubbiyal 40 Pothgal 62 Dudeliulapalle 13 Raghavapur 14 Garmillapalle 35 Raghavreddipet 4 Giddemutharam 33 Rarnkishtapur 25 Gopalapu~ (Siwar Tekumatla) 8 Gorlavedu 21 Ramkishtapur 48 Gudadupalle (Siwar Velchal) 20 GummadvelJi 53 Rampur Somanpalle 24 Jadalpet 31 50 Jangedu 34 Tekumatla 44 Jookal 28 Thirmalapur

23 Kailapur '1 VajnepaHe 2 Kalikota 18 Velchal 3 KalvapalJe 17 Vellampaile (Bejigir) 52 Kamalapur Patti Bejgir Sharif 49 Kompalle 5 Vencharami 47 Kothapalle 1 V enkatraopall e (Simthamannem) 10 Vodthala 19 Kundanpalle 41 Kurkishal 16 Yemped.

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VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms·. of the lion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) . village (in ,,__-----L--- ~ Code ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking ·Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water. Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

I 1 Venkatraopalle . 447.58 346 1,749 P .5-10 W,R PO ]0+ 10+

2 Kalikota 1,149.30 52 224 -5 5-10 W,TW -5 10+ 10+

3 KalvapaUe 385·26 67 315 P -5 W,R 5-10 10+ 10+

4 Giddemutharam 758.38 255 1,325 P RP W 5-10 10+ 10+

5 Vencharami 3,097.46 172 833 P 5-10 TK,W, PO 1.0+ 10+ TW \

.6 Neradpalle 1.372·29 273 1,248 P 10+ TK,W, PO,TO 10+ 10+ (Patti Mahadevpur) TW

7 Vajnepalle 314.84 96 492 -5 10+ TK,W -5 10+ 10+

8 Gorlavedu lo416.40 627 3,123 P(2),M(2) 10+ W,TK PO 10+ 10+

9 Dhoothpalle 518.81 138 613 P -5 W,TK 5-10 10+ 10+

10 Vodthala 903.26 401 I.991 P RP W,TK PO 10+ 10+

11 Ninepaka 2,032.73 417 10921 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 10+

12 Chainpak 2,223.74 271 lt295 P 5~10 W,TW PO 10+ 10+

13 Raghavapur 632.93 . 336 1,569 P 10+ w -5 10+ -5

14 Garmillapal1 e 830·41 440 2,179 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS

15 Bornepalle 354.10 163 737. P 10+ W,R -5 . 10+ -5

16 Yemped 744.62 70 387 P 10+ W,TW PO 10+ 5-10

17 Vetlampalle (Bejigit) 759·19 267 1,259 P 10+ W,R PO 10+ 5-10 Patti Bejgir Sharif 18 Velchal 1.133.52 473 2,240 P,M,H -5 W,R -5 10+ BS

19 Kundanpalle 645.07 421 1,982 P,M -5 W PO 10+ -5 5

DIRECTORY and Land use CHITIY AL rAL UI<

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigat~d Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available' historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological \ration interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR 30 EAG Rice T (16.19) 314.84 100.77 15.78 N6:Cl:TI 1 Jowar TK (16.19) KR Huzurabad 30, t EAG Rice 82.96 T (94.70) 227.03 613.91 121.00 2 lowar TK (80.94) W{l3.76) KR HmlUrabad 30 EAG Rice T (20.23) 211. 25 71.63 81.34 3 lowar TK (20.23) KR Hu~urabad 30 EAG 'Rice T (67·18) 618.76 30.35 1.21 N1 4 Maize TK (67·18) KR Huzurabad 30 ! ED Rice 2,556·80 T (63·94) 335·08 141.64 5 Jowar TK (48.97) W (14·97) KR Manthani 30 EAG Rice 647.90 T (146.50) 520.83 57.06 6 Jowar TK (87.41) W (59.09) KR Huzurabad 28 ED Rice T (33.18) 93·08 188.58 1 Maize TK (33.18) KR Huzarabad 26 ED Rice T (263.04) 789.54 56.25 130.71 8 lowar TK (168.35) W (94·69) KR Huzurabad .20 ED Rice T (74.87) 242·81 8.90 145.28 9 Maize TK (74.87) KR Huzurabad 22 Rice T (145·69) 607.03 16.19 131.12 10 , Maize TK (106.84) GC (38.85) KR Huzurabad 32 ED Rice T (ll8.57) 1,214·05 323.75 366.24 MI 11 Maize TK (l18.57) KR Huzurabad 30 EA Rice t. 740· 95 T (102.79) 300·68 79.32 NI 12 Jowar TK (53.42) W (49.37) KR Huzurabad 30 ' EA Rice T (77.29) 317.68 106.03 130·71 13 Jowar TK (53·82) W (23.47) PR Huzurabad '30 EAG Rice T (57.46) 688.37 53.82 30.35 N2 14 lowar TK (57.46) KR Huzarabad 32 EAG Rice T (58.68) 143·26 51.80 100.36 IS lowar TK (58.68) KR Huzarabad 20 EA Rice T (l12.50) 390·92 140.02 99.55 N2 16 Jowar TK (l12.50) KR Huzurabad 18 EAG Rice T (147.71) 485.'62 67.99 25.50 NI 17 Jowar TK (147.71) PR Huzurabad 24 EAG Rice T (79·32) 772·95 222.17 59.08 18 Jowar TK (79.32) KR HUzufabad 24 Rice T (204.77) 362·19 78.11 19 Jowar W (107.24) TK (70.01) o (27.52) 6

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facili,ty available is given) Code village (in ,--l--....._ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, jf any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

20 Gummadvelli 337.10 94 415 P -5 W,R -5 10+ BS

21 Ramkishtapur 302.70 304 t.480 P -5 W PO 10+ -5 (Siwar Velchal) 22 Pangadpalle 327.39 140 624 P RP W PO }O+ BS

23 Kailapur 882.62 42 204 P 5-10 W 5-10 , 10+ BS

24 JadaJpet 1,506.24 763 3,729 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

25 Gopalapur 462.96 249 1,134 p. 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

26 Pongandla' 416·02 289 1,325 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10

27 Muchinparthi 1.500.17 592 2,857 P -5 W,TK 5-10 10+ -5

28 Thirmalapur bl06.41 319 1,447 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

29 Chitiyal 982.98 666 ' 3,317 P,M,H PHC W,R PO, TO 10+ BS

30 Nawabpet 1,656.78 494 2,328 P -5 W,R PO,TO 10+ BS

31 Somanpalle 326.58 221 985 P(2) 5-10 W,R 5-10 10+ 5-10

32 Ankushapur 371.50 152 836 P. 5-10 R,W PO 10+ 5-10 (Siwar Somanpalle)

33 Ramkishtapur 336.29 210 1,007 P 5.. 10 W PO 10+ BS (Siwar Tekumatla) 34 Tekumatla 1,365·81 312 1,500 P 10+ W,R PO 5-10 BS

35 Raghavreddipet 573.44 300 1,399 P ~-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

36 Dubbiyal 755.14 273 1,480 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

37 Akenpalle 672.59 463 2,178 P,M,H. 10+ TK,W PO 10+ ' BS 7

DIRECTORY and Land use CHITIY AL TALUK

Land use (i. e., area under different types of land use Remarks in" hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti· archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) '(14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Huzurabad 24 EAG Rice T (60.70) 220.55 7·29 48.56 N2 20 Jowar TK (30'35) GC (30.35) KR Huzurabad 30 Rice T (50.59) 210·43 ,4.05 37.63 21 Jowar W (50.59) PR Huzurabad 30 BAG Rice T (23.88) 246.86 6.07 35.21 22 Jowar TK (23·88) PR Huzurabad 30 BAG Rice T (8.90) 832·03 28.33 12·54 23 Jowar TK (8·90) KR Huzurabad 26 ED Rice T (145.69) 927.54 340.74 80.94 24 Jowar TK (145·69) KR Huzurabad 43 EA Rice T (0.81) 361.38 100.36 25 Jowar TK (0.81) KR Huzurabad 42 ED Rice T (73.25) 202.34 12.14 60.70 26 Jowar W (57·06) TK (16.19) KR Huzurabad 24 ED Rice T (113.31) 979.34 171·59 48.56 27 Jowar TK (106.84) W (6.47) PR Huzurabad 28 EAG Rice T (55.44) 873·31 130.71 21. 85 Ml:T3 28 Jowar TK (55.44) PR Huzurabad 34 ED. Rice T (184·13) 649·52 86.20 62.32 N15:C3:M5:T4 29 EAG Jowar W (82.96) TK (60.70) GC (40.47) PR Huzurabad 30 EAG Rice T (186.96) 973.67 400.23 55.04 N5 30 Jowar TK (121.40) W (65.56) KR Huzurabad 29 EAG Rice T (33.99) 218.93 71.63 31 - Jowar TK (20.23) W (13.76) KR Huzurabad 28 EAG Rice T (23.07) 323· 34, 24·69 32 Jowar W (19.43) 0(3.64) PR Huzurabad 28 EAG Rice T (7.28) 317.68 10.93 33 Jowar ,TK (7.28) PR Huzurabad 36 ED Rice T (311·61) 752.71 101. 17 40.87 34 Jowar TK (161.88) W (149·73) KR Huzurabad 24 ED Rice T (158.64) 289·35 62·73 62·72 35 Jowar W (81·75) TK (76.89) KR Huzurabad 20 EAG Rice T(61.1l) 615.12 18.21 60.30 36 Jowar TK (50.59) W (10.52) PR Huzurabad 20 EAG Rice T (89.84) 473.48 23·07 80.94 Nl 37 Jowar TK (89.84) 8

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT AmeDities

Total number of Amenities available (if not avai1able within the village, the distance Loca· Total area Househol<,ls and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5·lO Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population neatest place where the fa~ility available is given) Code village (in ..-----'---- ~ ------~------.. No, hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking rost and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) oJ

38 Parlapalle 780.64 460 2,282 P,M 10+ .W PO 10+ BS

39 Pedda Komatpalle 620.38 299 1,471 P 10+ w PO 10+ -5

40 Pothgal 727·22 239 1,101 P 10+ W,R PO 10+ 5-10

41 Kurkishal 331.03 163 857 P 10+ W,R .5 10+ -5

42 Mulkalpalle 538.23 316 1.404 P -5 W,R PO 10+ BS

43 MogulJapalle 1,197.87 718 3,623 P,M,H RP,MCW, W,R PO,TO -5 BS H 44 Jookal b234.29 729 3,353 P.M,H 5-10 TK,W PO,TO 5·10 BS

45 Challagarege 757.97 491 2,307 P,M,H -5 TK.W PO, TO 10+ BS

46 MadthapalJe 1,760.38 167 843 P,M,H RP TK,W PO 10+ BS

47 Kothapalle . 2,506.62 443 2,034 P 5-10 TK,W PO 10+ BS (Simthamannem) 48 Gudadupalle 563.32 200 966 P 10+ TK,W -5 10+ 5-10

49 KompaUe 2,267·85 682 3,320 P 10+ TK,W PO 10"'_ 5-10

SO Jangedu 1.983·76 1,139 5,660 P,M 10+ TK,W PO, 10+ -5

51 Bhoopalpalte ] ,343·15 380 ] ,449 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ BS

52 Kamalapur 561.30 333 ],582 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ BS

53 Rampur 1.621.17 144 672 P 10+ W,TK 5-10 10+ 5-10

54 Chiknepalle 39.659 26 108 -s 10+ W -5 10+ 10+

55 Budharam 711.84 391 1,891 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ 10+

56 Pambapuram 803·30 154 741 -5 10+ W,TK -5 -5 10+

57 Bhimghanpur 312.01 Uninhabited 58 Nagaram . 776·59 481 2,299 P 10+ TK,W PO,TO Wednesday 10+ 9

DIRECTORY and Land Dse CHITIY AL T ALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigate(J Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) I (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Huzurabad 17 EA Rice T (39.25) 715.08 25.90 0.41 N2 38 Jowar TK (39.25) KR Huzurabad 18 ,EAG Rice T (74.87) 445.15 46·94 53.42 Nl 39 Jowar W (54.63) TK (20.24) KR Huzur,abad 24 EAG Rice T (154.18) 425·73 145.69 1.62 N2 40 Jowar TK (154.18) KR Huzurabad 24 EAG Rice T (36.42) 121.40 30.76 87.82 N4 41 Jowar TK (24.28)

I W (12.14) PR Huzurabad 18 EAG Rice T (67.18) 439.08 15.38 15.178 42 Jowar TK (52.61) GC (7·29) W (7·28) PR Huzurabad 30 EO, Rice T (76.08) 971.24 120.19 14.57 N30:Ml 43 EAG Jowar TK, (76,08) PR Huzurabad 28 ED Rice T (177.25) 836.89 70.01 143.26 Nl 44 Jowar TK (177.25) PR Huzurabad 24 ED Rice T (91.86) 652.35 9·71 4.05 N5:Ml:T1 45 Jowar TK (91.86) PR Huzurabad 48 EA Rice 1,063.51 T (125·45) 441.51 14.16 114.93 N5:Cl 46 Jowar TK (125.45) PR Huzurabad 44 Rice T (608.24) 908·92 613.91 374.74 N5 47 Jowar TK (608.24) KR Huzurabad 45 ED Rice T (72.84) 377·17 33.18 N2 48 Jowar TK (72.84) KR Huzurabad 45 ED Rice 311. 61 T (169.97) 1,025.47 162.68 216.91 N2 49 Jowar TK (169.97) KR Huzurabad 47 EA Rice T (140· 83) 368.26 1,};5.78 318.49 N4:Ml 50 Jowar TK (140,83) PR Huzurabad 45 ED Rice T (92·67) 431. 80 202.34 615.93 NI0 51 Jowar TK (92.67) PR Manthani 28 Rice 41.28 T (152.16) 198.70 18·21 83.37 N2 52 Jowar TK (149.73) W (2·43) KR Manthani 30 Rice 1,456.86 T (10.93) 121.40 53 Jowar TK (10.93) KR Manthani 30 Rice 197.08 T (8.09) 138.00 52·61 54 Jowar TK (8.09) KR Manthani 35 Rice T (6.07) 341.15 364· 22 55 Jowar TK (6.07) KR Manthani 30 Rice T (340.74) 458.10 56 Jowar GC (340.74) Uninhabited 57 KR Manthani 32 ED Rice T (431.80) 324.15 20·23 N2:CI 58 Jowar TK (375.55) W (56.25) 10

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the fadlity available is given) Code village (in ,..----.-J--__ No hectare~ ) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

59 Azamnagar 704.56 569 2,531 10+ W PO Tuesday'

60 Nandigama 1,035.18 187 781 P(2) 10+ TK,W -5 -5 10+

61 Dikshakunta 600.96 75 395 -5 10+ W,TK 5-10 ',5-10 10+

62 Dudekulapalle 1,220·93 137 675 P 10+ TK.W 5-10 5-10 10+

63 Pandipampula 2,047.30 26 138 -5 " 10+ TK,W 10+ 10+ 10+

64 Byakkapet 460.53 129 596 P 10+ W,TK 10+ 10+ 10+ 11

DIRECTORY aud Land use CHITIYAL TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares t()unded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigat~d Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by sour'ce gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Manthani 35 Rice T (169.97) 460.94 31.56 .42·09 59 Jowar GC (145·69) W (16·19) TK (8.09) KR Manthani 38 .. Rice 533.78 T ,(34.80) 445.96 20.23 60 Jowar TK (34.80) KR Manthani 40 Rice 343·17 T (10.12) 240.79 6.47 61 Jowar TK (10·12) KR Manthani 42 '. Rice 809.37 T (18.21) 374.74 18.21 62 Jowar TK (18.21) KR Manthani 35 Rice T (8.10) },916·18 123.02 63 Jowar TK (8.10) KR Manthani 30 Rice 82.96 T (35.21) 126.67 148.52 13.35 64 Jowar TK (35.21) PARKAL TALUK

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.~ g ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

PARKAL TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No- Code No. (1) (21) (1 ) (2)

Ankushapur 20 Metpalle Siwar Pidsilla 19 Motlapalle 67 Muddunoor 7 Bhagirthipet 42 Mushtyalapalle 55 Mylaram 30 Chennapur 23 Cherlapalle 40 Nadikuda 41 Choutparthi 13 Nagaram 22 Narlapur 29 Dammannapet 66 Neerukulla 44 Dharmaram 62 N eradupalJe Patti Katakshapuf 47 "Ghatlakaniparthi 16 Gudipabad 28 Paidipalle 18 Gundlakurthi 36 Parka) 17 Pidsilla 64 Hanz Buzurg 48 ·Pocharam 59 ~ussainpal1e 65 Polaram I 25 Pulgilla 15 Issipet 61 Pyathipak:

31 Jaggaiahpet 26 Raiparthi 34 Jamshedbegpalle 38 Rajipeta 8 Ramannagudem 50 Kamareddipalle 3 Rangapuram 12 Kanaparthi 10 Regonda , 43 Kantatmakur 5 Repaka 63 Katakshapur 5~ Katrepalle 46 Sarwapur 49 Kodepak (Kalan) 58 Shayampet 35 Kodepak (Khurd) 60 Singaram (Katachpur) 6 Kodvatancha 57 Singaram (Kothaghat) 33 Konaraopet 32 Sultanapur 51 Koppul 52 Kothapalle (Gori) 56 Taharupur 45 Kowkonda 9 Thirmalgiri

4 Lakshmipuram 24 Varikole 11 Lingal 54 Vasanthapur 39 Vellampalle 37 Madharam Patti Chandragir 27 Malkapet 21 Vemulapalle 2 MedaramatJa 14 Venkatapur

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VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,--...______, ,_------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station. if any waterway) (l) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Ankushapur 173· 21 108 479 P 10+ Wi PO 10+ 5-10 Siwar Pidsilla

2 Medaramatla 484.41 165 867 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10

3 Rangapuram 838.91 569 2,763 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

4 Lakshmipuram 580.72 284 1,382 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

5 Repaka 1,375·93 566 2,693 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ -5

6 Kodvatancha 1,276.78 527 2,616 P(2) 10+ W -5 10+ -5

7 Bhagirthipet 1,723.96 967 4,867 P(5),M,O 10+ W PO 10+ BS

8 Ramannagudem t.590·82 213 1,068 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

9 Thirmalgiri 2,738.91 550 2,899 P(2),M -5 W,HP PO 10+ . 5-10

10 Regonda 1,437.84 990 4,979 P(3) RP W PO,TO, 10+ BS

11 Lingal 730.46 531 2,528 P(2),O -5 W PO 10+ BS

12 Kanaparthi 1,320.89 654 3,266 P RP W,R• PO 10+ 5-10

13 Nagaram 800.06 771 3,562 P,M -5 W PO,TO 10+ BS

14 Venkatapur 743.00 282 1.312 P(2) 5-10 W,TW PO 10+ -5

lssipet 15 1,337,89 744 3,714 P(2),M PHC W PO 10+ BS I 15

DIRECTORY

Bnd Land use PARKAL TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rOl,mded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated\ Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source. gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Huzurabad 32 EA Jowar l' (44.11) 95·10 9.31 24.69 W (36.83) , 1'K (7.28) KR Huzurabad 36 ,ED. Rice T (153·37) 248·48 38.85 43.71 2 EAG Maize W (93.88) 1'K (59.49) KR Huzurabad 36 'ED Rice l' (309.99) 409.95 11.33 107.64 1'3 3 Maize 1'K (192·63) W (117.36) PR Huzurabad 36 Eb. Rice T (208.82) 293.40 7.28 71.22 T1 4 EAG TK (113.31) W (95.51) KR Huzurabad 40 EA Rice T (257.78) 860.77 110.88 146.50 5 Jowar TK (145.68) W (112.10) PR Huzurabad 45 Rice 158.64 T (329.82) 762.83 9·31 16.18 6 JOwar W (168.75) TK (161.07) PR Huzurabad 48 ED Rice 329·41 T (382·43) 764.45 9.31 238.36 T1 7 Maize W (241.19) TK (141.24) KR Huzurabad 50 ED Rice 530.14 T (305.54) 615.52 139·62 8 Maize TK (273.16) W (32.38) KR Huzurabad 48 EA Rice 1,412.75 T (379.19) 653.57 80.94 212.45 N2 9 Jowar TK (199.11) W (174·01) WE (6.07) PR Huzurabad 42 EAG Rice T (393.76) 783.47 72.84 187.77 10 Maize TK (154.99) W (238.77) PR Huzurabad 40 ED Rice T (189.80) 478.74 61. 92 11 TK (130.71) W (59·09) KR Huzurabad 36 EAG Rice T (419.25) 680·68 220·96 T1 12 Maize W (242.00) TK (177·25) PR Huzurabad 30 EA Rice T (239·98) 427.75 13.35 118.98 T1 13 TK (206.79) W (33.19) PR Huzurabad 30 EA Rice T (142·45) 505.45 29.14 65.96 14 Maize W (91·46) TK (50.99) PR Huzurabad 28 ED Rice T (418.45) 728.43 18.21 172.80 15 Maize TK (215.30) W (203.15) 16

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,..-..._____, ,..------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5\ (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

16 Gudipahad 374·33 201 10 090 P(2) RP R, -5 10+ -5

17 Pidsilla 844.17 481 2,445 P(3),M RP(2) W PO 10+ 5-10

18 Gundlakurthi 206.79 87 414 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

19 Motlapalle 744.22 438 2,016 P RP W PO 10+ -5

20 Metpalle 7~9.07 283 1,386 P RP W PO 10+ -5

" 21 Vemulapalle 862.38 558 2,545 P(2),M -5 W,HP, PO 10+ BS R

22 Narlapur 1,386· 85 552 2,639 P 5-10 R PO 10+ 5-10

23 Cherlapalle 608.65 603 2,848 P,M RP W PO 10+ BS

24 Varikole 1,061·89 600 3,065 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ -5

25 Pulgilla 670·56 411 1,919 P RP W PO 10+ BS

26 Raiparthi 1,415.99 979 4,696 P(2),M -5 W,TW PO 10+ -5

27 Malkapet 566.15 318 1,490 P,M,H -5 W PO 10+ -5

28 Paidipalle 880.59 116 537 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10

29 Dammannapet 1,322-91 626 2,984 P to+ 'W PO 10+ 5-10

30 Chennapur 991.07 262 1,278 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

31 Jaggaiahpet 991.88 428 2,036 P -5 10+ BS 17

DIRECTORY and Land use PARKAL TALUR

Land use (i.e., are.a under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest lrrigate~ Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste avail~ble historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- ar.chaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) , (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Huzurabad 26 EA Rice T (48.16) 291.37 0·40 34.40 16 TK (48.16) KR Huzurabad 24 EA Rice T (93.08) 704.56 14.97 31.56 N4:Ml:,T1 17 Maize TK (93·08) KR Huzurabad 20 '" EA Rice T (11.73) 176.44 4.05 14.57 18 Maize TK (11. 73) KR Huzurabad 20 .EA Rice T (63;54) 602.58 78.10 19 Maize TK (63.54) KR Huzurabad 22 EA Rice T (80.13) 634.14 22.66 12.14 20 . Maize TK (68.80) W (11.33) PR Huzurabad 26 EA Rice T (85.79) 683·51 32.38 60·70 N2:T4 21 Jowar TK (72.84) WE (8.09) W (4·86) KR Huzurabad 22 ED Rice T (619.17) 503.43 14.97 249.28 22 Jowar W (408·73) TK (210.44) PR Huzurabad 22 EA Rice T (54.63) 519.62 8·09 26.31 N3 Jowar TK (50.59) WE (2.02) W (2.02) KR Huzurabad 26 ED Rice T (179.28) 732.07 42.49 108.05 24 I Maize TK (93.48) W (85·80) PR Huzurabad 26 EA Rice T (83.77) 510.71 76·08 25 Maize TK (83·77) PR Huzurabad 28 EA Rice T (168.75) 10066.75 180·49 26 Maize W (168.75) KR Warangal28 EA Rice T (182.11) 85.79 212.46 85·79 27 Iowar W (97.13) TK (84.98) KR Warangal 30 EA Rice T (175·63) 135·16 182.92 386.88 28 TK (146·90) W (28.73) KR Warangal 32 EA Rice T (475.10) 582.75 21.04 242.41 29 Maize TK (275·59) GC (190·20) W (9·31) PR Warangal30 ED Rice T (210.44) 587·20 91.86 10.12 30 Maize TK (150.95) GC (46·54) W (12·95) PR Warangal34 EA Rice T (227·43) 620.79 40·47 103.19 31 Jowar W (141.64) TK (77.70) WE (8.09) 18

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,----- ,------. No. hectares) House· Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market. station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

32 Sultanapur 664.49 424 2,094 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

33 Konaraopet 418.85 128 581 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

34 Jamsbedbegpalle 242.81 32 138 P -5 W,HP -5 10+ -5

35 Kodepak (Khurd) 2,850·19 1,082 5,272 P(5) PHS W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

36 Parkal 1,378.76 3,021 15,242 P(4),M(2). MCW.MH, W,T PO,TO, Sunday BS H(2)']C, FPC,RP(2), PTO, 0(6) CHW Phone

37 Madbaram 837.29 338 1,833 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

38 Rajipeta 328.20 140 739 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

39 Vellampalle 862.38 611 2,966 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 Patti Chandragir

40 Nadikuda 881.40 577 . 2,808 P(3),M,H 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

41 Choutparthi 529.33 261 1,400 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

42 MushtyalapalJe 484.00 146 836 P,M 5-10 R PO 5-10 -5

43 Kantatmakur 1,311.18 559 3,086 P,M 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

44 Dharmaram 420.06 203 95.7 P,M -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

45 Kowkonda 476.72 322 1,561 RP W PO -5 19

DIRECTORY and Land use PARKAL TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto'2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- CuIturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Warangal 32 EA Rice 52.61 T (99.55) 404.68 32·38 75.27 Nl 32 Jowar TK (93.08) W (6.47) KR Warangal 32 ED Rice 117.36 T (12.14) 165.52 32·37 91.46 33 Jowar TK (10·12) W (2·02) K~ Warangal 30 Rice T (36.02) 168.35 14.57 23·87 34 Jowar TK (36.02) KR Warangal 30 EA Rice T (906.90) 1,144.45 47.75 751.09 Nl 35 I Jowar TK (432.20) GC (389.71) W (84.99) PR Warangal 28 EA Rice T (520·02) 401.85 456.89 N445: C20: M40: T6 36 MaiZe TK (350.05) W (89.03) GC (80.94) KR Warangal 26 EA Rice T (151·35) 623·62 62.32 N2 37 Maize TK (151·35) KR Warangal24 EA Rice T (29.95) 250.09 48.16 NI 38 Maize TK (29.95) KR Warangal22 ED Rice T (205·58) 592.05 11.33 53.42 39 Maize W (130.31) TK (75.27) PR Warangal 26 EA Rice T (327.79) 333.46 81.75 138·40 N5 40 Jowar W (126.26) TK (112.50) WE (84.98) 0(4.05) PR Warangal 26 EA Rice T (76·89) 411. 97 8,90 31. 56 Nl 41 Jowar TK (62.72) WE (10.12) W (4·05) KR Warangal 22 ED Rice T (143.26) 295.42 8.09 37·23 42 Jowar TK (74·46) W (68.80) KR Warangal 34 ED Rice T (431.80) 862.79 16.59 43 Maize W (265.88) TK (85,79) GC (80.13) PR Warangal 16 EA Rice T (69.61) 253.33 40.47 56.65 Nl 44 lowar TK (45.33) WE (20.23) W (4.05) KR Warangal 18 EA Rice T (48.56) 399.02 20.24 8.90 N2 45 Jowar TK (36·42) W (8.09) WE (4.05) 20

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the, facility available is given) Code village (in ~ ___ ~ __ ~ __ ------A------No. hectares) House· Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the STOP, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (8) (9) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (10)

46 Sarwapur 225.00 74 398 P.M 5-10 -5 10+ 5-10

47 Ghatlakaniparthi J,021.83 10+ W,HP PO 10+

4& Pocharam 1.113.69 P(2) 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 5-10

49 Kodepak (Kalan) 1.830.39 1,028 5,179 P(5),M.H 5-10 W,TK PO 5-10 BS

BS 50 Kamareddipalle 347.62 203 999 P 5-10 W PO 5-10

5-10 51 Koppul J, 165.49 1,030 4,731 - P(2),M 5-10 W pO 5-10

BS 52 KothapaJle (Gori) 1,633.71 1,007 4,933 P,M RP W PO

5-10 53 KatrepaJle 2,024.23 507 2,663 P 5-10 W ~ 10+

" 10+ 5-10 S4 Vasanthapur 686.7S 162 915 P 5-10 W .,.5

BS 55 Mylaram 749.07 350 J,773 P 10+

BS 56 Taharupllt 678.25 311 h78S P -5 W,HP PO 10+

5-10 57 Singaram (Kothaghat) 578.70 217 1,149 P 5-10 W,HP PO. Phone

10+ BS 58 Shayampet 1.065·13 1,198 5.632 P,M,HiO D(2),FPC, W,HP, PO,TO. PRC T Phone 21

DIRECTORY and Land Dse PARKAL TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rO,unded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ..A.-______--... ,..---- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest lrrigate~ Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated' waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Waranga! 16 ED, Rice T (26.30) 114.93 18.62 65·J5 T1 46 EAG Jowar TK (22.25) W (3·24) WE (0.81) KR Warangal 16 EA Rice T (288.14) 559.68 89.03 84.98 N4 47 Jowar TK (151.76) W (101.17) WE (35.21) KR Waranga! 20 ED, Rice T (237.14) 677.85 34.40 164.30 48 E'AG Jowar TK (168.35) W (60.70) WE (8.09) PR Warangal 26 EA Rice T (522.45) 959.10 24.28 324.56 N2:T1 49 Jowar TK (522.45) PR Waranga! 30 EA Rice T (28·33) 202.34 11.6.95 Nl 50 Maize TK (28.33) KR Waranga! 38 ED, Rice T (339.93) 554·01 80.94 190.61 N4 51 EAG Jowar TK (222.58) W (103.19) WE (14.16) PR Warangal 38 ED, Rice T (242.81) 1,009.69 80.94 300.27 Nl:Cl 52 EO Maize TK (242.81) KR Warangal 39 EA Rice T (343.17) 454.87 772·54 453·65 53 Jowar TK (259.00) W (82.56) WE (I.61) KR Warangal 34 Rice T (60.30) 474.70 20.23 131. 52 54 Jowar TK (60.30) PR Warangal 25 ED, Rice T (164.71) 301·09 250.90 32.37 55 EAG Jowar W {I 01. 17) TK (53.42) WE (10.12) PR Waranga\ 18 ED, Rice T (250.90) 225.01 16\. 87 40.47 56 EAG Jowar TK (89.03) W (80.94) ,WE (80.93) KR Warangal 16 ED, Rice T (145·69) 169.97 20.23 242.81 57 EAG Jowar WE (80.94) W (52.61) TK (12.14) PR Warangal 18 EA Rice T (283.28) 502.21 81.34 198.30 NI00:Cl :M2:T1 58 Jowar TK (141.64) W (80.94) WE (60.70) 22

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (ifnot available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,----'-----__, ,------'------. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph ,days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway' market, station, if any Waterway) 0) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

59 Hussainpalle 256.17 113 451 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

60 Singaram (Katachpur) 581ol3 263 1,575 P 5-10 W PO BS

61 Pyathipak 985.41 667 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

62 N eradupalle 484·41 424 1,997 P,M,H PHS, W PO,TO, 10+ BS Patti Katakshapur 0(2) Phone

63 Katakshapur 732.88 110 647 'P -5 W PO 10+ BS

64 Hanz Buzurg 503.02 102 538 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

65 Polaram 203.56 Uninhabited 66 Neerukulla 1.360.15 772 3,986 P,M,H 5-10 W PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone

67 Muddunoor 1.178.04 584 2,879 peS) 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ -5 23

DIRECTORY aod Land use PARKAL TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- --l-______~ ,--- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated, Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by sourc~ gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms,) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) ~ (1)

KR Warangal 26 EAG Rice T (57.06) 81.75 1.62 115.74 59 Jowar WE (22.66) W (20.23) TK (14.17) , PR ,Waranga1 26 EA Rice T (127.48) 156·21 13.76 283·68 60 Jowar W (105.22) TK (18.21) WE (4·05) PR Warangal 20 EA Rice T (208.82) 607.03 60.70 108.86 N5 61 Jowar TK (107·65) WE (80.94) W (20.23) PR Warangal 22 EA Rice T (135.97) 221·77 89.03 37.64 NIO 62 Jowar TK (79.32) W (56.65) PR Warangal 25 ED. Rice T(65.15) 320.51 130.71 216.51 N2 63 EAG Jowar TK (39.66) W (25.49) KR Warangal22 EAG Rice T (339.53) 48.56 2.43 112.50 64 Maize TK (331.44) W (8.09) Uninhabited 65 PR Warangal 27 EA Rice T (297.85) 861.57 33.19 167.54 N30:M6:Tl 66 Jowar TK (291.78) WE (4.05) W (2.02) KR Warangal 27 EA Rice T (267.09) 700.51 80.94 129.'50 N2:Ml:Tl 67 Jowar TK (155.80) W (l0l.l7) WE (10·12) MULUG TALUK

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MULUG TAL UK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of ViJlage Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 20 Abbapuram - 39 Lakhnavaram 4 4davi Rangapuram 1 Laxmid evipeta (Narayanapuram) 44 Annampalle 25 Machapuram 46 Madanpalle \5 Bandalapahad 17 Mailaram 22 Baodarupal1e 38 Medarmula 40 BollepaUe 30 Mettupahad 18 . Budharam 31 Metlagudem 15 Burrakayalagudem 45 Mulug :t,...... -- 52 " Bussapuram 32 MuthaPt+., m 41 \Cha.1vai 9 Nallagunta 1 Chelpur 19 Narsapurarn

2 Oharmaraopet 10 Palampeta 53 Qumpallagudem 34 Pasra 29 Pasranagaram 14 Ghanapuram 48 Pathipalle 31 Govindaraopeta 3 Peddapur 26 Gowraram 50 Pegadapalle

23 Incherla 36 Raghavapatnam 8 R8manathapall e 47 Jagganoapeta 11 Ramanujapuram 21 Jakaram 35 Rampuram 27 Rangapuram 33 Kannaiguda Patti Chalvai 42 Kannaigudem 16 Karkapalle 51 Sarvapuram 54 Kariapalle 43 Kasimd evipeta 13 Thupuram 28 Kavitla 6 Timmapuram 12 Kondapuram 49 Kothur 24 Venkatapuram

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VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,--,-'-___ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinkina P06t and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4Al (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Chelpur 1,016 4,804 FPC, W,TI{, PO 10+ BS PHC HP 2 Dharmaraopet 2,676.58 1,)79 5,384 P(5) 5-10 W,TK PO 10+ 5-10

3 Peddapur 3,260.95 792 3,802 RP W,HP PO 10+ 5-10

4 Adavi Rangapuram 1.165.49 257 1,189 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10 (N arayanapuram) 5 Bandalapahad N.A. Uninhabited 6 Timmapuram 386.07 106 433 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10

7 Laxmidevipeta 2,547.09 1,030 4,797 P(7) RP W PO 10+ BS

8 Ramanathapalle 71·22 5 22 -5 -5 W -5 -5 BS

9 Nallagunta 730.86 495 2,346 P(2),M,H RP W PO -5 BS

10 Palampeta 1,313·61 504 2,270 P RP W,TK PO,TO Tuesday BS

11 Ramanujapuram 2,453·60 587 2,774 P(3) -5 W,TK PO -5 BS

12 Kondapuram 1,547.92 502 2,325 P(4) RP W PO 5-10 BS

13 Thupuram 162.68 7 24 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5

14 Ghanapuram· 456·89 1,059 4,775 MH W,TK PO,TO Monday BS

15 Burrakayalagudem 403.07 29 127 -5 -5 TK -5 -5 -5

16 KarkapaJle 940.08 237 1.142 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

17 MaiJaram t.35,1.24 334 1,629 P(3) RP W,HP PO 5-10 BS

18 Budharam 1,440.68 717 3,225 P,M om W,TK PO 5-10 -5

19 Narsapuram 4,815.34 1,342 6,394 P(5), M o W PO,TO 5-10 5-10

20 Abbapuram ),706.96 482 2,297 P o W PO 10+ -5

21 Jakaram 3,]25·38 214 1,094 p 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 BS

22 Bandarupalle 1,295.40 647 2,834 P o W PO 5-10 5-10

23 Incherla 2,728.38 1,175 5.362 P(4), M, H 0(5) W PO 5-10 BS 27

DIRECTORY and Land use MULUG TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated. Unirri· Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(II) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Warangal40 EA Rice 328·60 T (570.61) }'022.23 672.99 326.58 NIOO;M6;T4 Jowar TK (570.61) KR Warangal 42 ED Rice 216.10 T (631.7i) 39~. 38 595.29 838.10 MI 2 Jowar TK (631. 71) KR Warangal42 ED Rice 1,162.66 T (403.07) 283·28 1"48.09 263.85 N2 3 Jowar TK (403.07) KR Warangal36 ED Rice 510.71 T (120·60) 190·20 275.18 68·80 4 Jowar TK (120.60) Uninhabtied 5 KR Warangal 38 ED Rice T (61.92) 283.28 40.87 Ml 6 Jowar TK (61.92) PR Warangal 32 ED Rice 378.79 T (351.67) 299.47 513.14 1,004.02 N4:Cl;M1:T2 7 Jowar TK (351.67) PR Warangal 38 ED Rice T (8.90) 21.85 35.61 4.86 NI 8 Jowar TK (8.90) PR Warangal 32 ED Rice T (271.54) 61·11 336·70 61.51 N4:T2 9 Jowar TK (271.54) PR Warangal 30 ED Rice 99.55 T (367.86) 194·66 651.54 N50;T1 10 Jowar TK (367·86) PR Warangal 32 ED Rice 717.10 T (951.01) 232.69 297.85 254.95 N4:Cl :M3:T3 11 Jowar TK (951.01) PR Warangal 36 ED Rice T (293.80) 1,065.94 52.61 135.57 N4;MI:T1 12 Jowar TK (293.80) KR Warangal 38 Rice T (81. 75) 52.51 21·85 6.47 13 Jowar TK (81.75) PR Warangal 36 EA Rice T (241.60) 57.06 47.35 110·88 N105;CI ;M2:T6 14 Jowar TK (241·60) PR Warangal 38 Rice T (210.03) 48.56 121.41 23·07 IS Jowar TK (210.03) PR Warangal 38 EA Rice 455.27 T (95.50) 222.58 65.56 101· 17 16 Jowar TK (51.80) L (43.70) PR Warangal 36 ED Rice 342.77 T (93.48) 244.02 242.81 428·16 N2 17 Jowar TK (93·48) KR Warangal 30 EA Rice T (267.09) 489.67 14.17 669.75 N4;T5 18 Jowar TK (267·09) KR Warangal 26 EA Rice T (586.79) 1,671.35 810.99 1,746.21 N6:Cl;MI;TI 19 Jowar TK (586.79) \ KR Warangal 22 EA Rice 689. 18 T (77.30) 749.48 162.68 8.09 N4;Ml 20 Jowar TK (77.30) PR Warangal 20 EA Rice 1. 783.04 T (91·05) 443.13 808.16 N2 21 Jowar TK (91.05) KR Warangal 24 EA Rice T (140.83) 895.57 259.00 N4 22 Jowar TK (140.83) PR Warangal 24 EA Rice T (590.84) 917.82 40·87 1.178.85 N13:M4:TlO 23 Jowar TK (590.84) 28

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms ..and 10 + Kms. of the . tion Name Qf village of the population nearest pla_ce wbere tbe facility available is given) Code village (in ,.--.-A---___ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi ca· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

24 Venkatapuram 7.868.69 1,332 6,077 P(2),M,H NH W; PO,TO 5-10 BS

25 Machapuram 336·29 118 570 P 0 W PO 10+ BS

26 Gowraram N.A. Merged in Chalvai L. C. No. 41 27 Rangapuram 1,095.48 699 3,300 P(3) RP W,C PTO, 10+ BS Patti Chalvai Phone,

28 Kavitla 139.86 Marged in Rangapuram L. C. No. 27 29 Pasranagaram 1,248.45 740 3,456 P,M RP W,C t>0, 10+ BS Phone

30 Mettupahad 2.43 Merged in Mettagudem L. C. No. 31 31 Metlagudem 1>121. 79 94 395 P 0 R PO 10+ 5-10 Patti Lingal 32 Muthapuram 58.27 46 202 5-10 0 W,R 5-10 10+ -5

33 Kannaiguda 72.84 2 10 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

34 Pasta N.A. Merged in Pasranagaram L. C. No. 29 35 Rampuram 928.75 497 2,172 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ BS

36 Raghavapatnam N.A. Merged in Rangapuram L. C. No. 27 37 Govindaraopeta N.A. Wards 1. 2 & 3 merged in Lakhnavaram L. C. No. 39 aild wards 4, 5. 6 & 7 marged in Rangapurarn L. C. No. 27 38 Medarmula N.A. Merged in Rampuram (L. C. No. 35)

39 Lakhnavaram 932.39 1,016 4,728 P(3),M,H RP W,C PO,· 10+ BS Phonei Merged in Lakhnavaram (L. C. No. 39) ~ Boliepalle N.A· 41 Chalvai 984.19 1,231 5,447 P,M,H RP W.C PO.TO, 10+ BS Phone 42 Kannaigudem 633.33 96 444 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

43 Kasimdevipeta 2.327.34 415 b995 P 0 W PO 10+ BS

44 Annampalle 503.83 7 46 -5 -5 W -5 10+ BS

45 Mulug 1,648·28 1,673 8,097 P(4).M,H, PHC,H T,W PO,TO, 10+ BS JC PTO, Phone 46 MadanpaJle 522.45 371 1,780 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

47 .laggannapeta 1,567·34 322 1,557 P(J) 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10 29

DIRECTORY and Land use MULUG TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- -., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated, Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source' gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vaHon interest

(11 ) (12) (l3) (14) (5) (16) (17) (8) (19) (20) (l)

PR Waranga! 34 ED Rice 3,518·33 T (1,091.03) 1.471. 03 880.59 907· 71 N25:M2:Tl 24 Jowar . TK (1,091·03) PR Warangal 30 EA Rice T (44·11) 172.39 115.74 4.05 25 Jowar TK (44.11) Merged in Chalvai L. C. No. 41 26 PR Warangal 34 EA Rice 444.34 T (548.35) 70·01 32.38 Ml 27 Jowar L (534.18) 0(14.17) Merged in Rangapuram L. C. No. 27 28 PR Warangal40 E'A Rice 728.43 T (87.82) 165.92 215.70 50·58 29 Jowar o (45.33) L (42.49) Merged in Metlagudem L. C. No. 31 30 KR Waranga! 48 EA Rice 1,000.79 20.64 95.10 5·26 31 Jowar KR Waranga! 46 EA Rice 10.93 T (2.83) 39·25 5.26 32 0(2·83) KR Warangal 48 EA Rice T (8,09) 34·00 25.49 5.26 33 TK (8.09) Merged in PasranagaramL. C. No. 29 34 PR Waranga! 42 EA Rice 72.84 T (460.94) 197.89 89.43 91.46 35 Jowar L (437.06) TK (12.95) o (10.93) Merged in Rangapuram L. C. No 27 36 Wards 1,2 & 3 merged in Lakhnavaram L. C. No. 39 and 37 wards 4,5,6 & 7 merged in Rangapuram L. C. No. 27 Merged in Rampuram L. C. No. 35 38

PR WaTaugal 38 EA Rice 350.05 T (63.13) 205.58 141. 23 172.40 N90:Cl:M4:T4 39 Jowar L (63.13) Merged in Lakhnavaram L. C. No. 39 40 PR Waranga! 36 EA Rice 396.59 T (513.54) 74.06 Ml:TI 41 Jowar L (513.54) PR Warangal 28 Rice T (138.00) 234·31 261. 02 42 Jowar TK (138·00) PR Warangal26 EA Rice 484.81 T (170·37) 815·85 622.81 233.50 N2:Tl 43 Jowar TK (170.37) PR Warangal 24 Rice T (49·37) 417.23 37.23 44 Jowar TK (49.37) PR Warangal 20 EA Rice T (599·74) 929.16 119.38 Nl04:C6:M3:T3 45 Jowar TK (599·74)

KR Warangal 22 EA Rice T (73.65) 194.25 254.55 N2:Cl:Tl 46 Jowar TK (73.65) KR Waranga) 16 ED Rice T (80.94) 816.65 669.75 N3 47 Jowar TK (80.94) 30

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the Village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms., 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility avai!able is given) Code village (in r--- ,..------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market. station. if any waterway) (l) (2) (3) (4Al (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

48 PathipalJe 2,821.06 lo053 4,830 P(2),M,H 0 W PO 10+ BS

49 Kothur 1,425.30 358 1.674 P,M 0 W PO 10+ BS

50 PegadapalJe 1.466.98 109 528 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

51 Sarvapuram 6,530·80 199 962 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

52 Bussapuram 795.21 188 880 P 5-10 W,C PO 10+ BS

53 Dumpallagudem N.A. Merged in Lakhnavaram L. C. No. 39 54 Karlapalle 916.61 122 625 P 5-10 W, C PO BS 31

DIRECTORY aod Laoel use MULUG TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri· Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by sourc~ gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti· ar chaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Warangal20 EA Rice T (293'.40) 982.57 1.269.90 N6:T3 48 Jowar TK (293.40) PR Warangal26 ED Rice T (150.54) 528.92 63·54 682.30 Nl:MI 49 Jowar TK (150.54) PR Warangal 30 ED Rice T (40.47) 396.99 1.029.52 N2 50 Jowar TK (40·47) PR Warangal 30 . EA Rice 5,821. 79 T (55.44) 227.03 315·25 111.29 51 Jowar TK (41.28) o (14.16) PR Warangal '34 :EA Rice 643.04 T (122·62) 29.14 Tl 52 Jowar L (111.69) TK (8.90) 0(2.03) Merged in Lakhnavaram L. C. No. 39 53 PR Warangal38 EA Rice T (499.78) 316.87 99.96 Nl:T2 54 Jowar TK (499.78) ETURNAGARAM TALUK

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.. g ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ETURNAGARAM TALUK 1981 1981 Location Name of Village 1981 Location Name of Village Code No. Location Name of Village Code No. (1) Code No. (2) (1) (2), (1) (2) 55 Adharvai 57 Jampangavai 67 Nimmakayalanagaram 106 Akinepalle Mallaram , 40 Akulavari Ghanpur 50 Kalvapalle 53 Oorettam 76 AJgupalle 71 Kamaram Patti Tadvai 33 Allamvari Bhanpur 117 Kamaram 18 Padigapuram 151 Alligudam Patti Annaram Patti Gurrevula 5 Andukpalle .. 59 Padigapuram 88 , Kamalapuram 119 Ankampalle \ 112 Kamsettigudam Patti Pangdi 164 Ankannagudem 13 Kanaygudem 139 Padigapuram 132 Annaram Patti Annaram Patti GurrevuJa ...... ,J26 54 Kanneboinapalle Pambapuram 30 Banajibandam 79 Papkal'lur' 157 Bandal 24 Kanthanpalle 12 128 Katapuram Parad 108 Ba ndarugud em 84 Peda Venkatapuram 143 Banjar Yellapur 125 Katnarasapuram 149 Kattigudam Pochapur 99 Barlaguda 105 98 Poreddipalle 114 Beerelli 122 Keshavapur 162 140 Kishtapuram 35 Raigudem Bhittupalle /Rajannapet 2 Bhupatipuram 91 Komatpalle 8 131 45 Kondai 104 Rajupet Bhupatipuram 100 69 Bodigudem 153 Kondaiguda Ramachandrunip et 144 Kondalanagaram 102 Ramanakkapet 150 Bollepalle 78 Patti Lingal 68 Kondaparthy Ramannagudam 107 46 Kondred Patti Eturnagaram Brahmanapalle 137 Ramannagudem 56 Buduguvanipahad 47 Koratpalle 37 Butaram 42 Kothagudem Patti Annaram 16 Buttaigudem Patti Ekkalaguvam 25 Rampur (Agraharam) 160 Kothagudem 121 Rampur 29 Chalbak Patti Lingal Patti Annaram -92 Cheerupalle (Kothapet) 9 Kothur 10 Rampur 142 Chennapulam Patti Gurrevula Patti Gurrevula 75 Chinaboinapall e 49 Kottur Patt! pangri 163 Ranbandala 85 Chinna Venkatapuram 120 Kowsettlval 111 Rangapuram 74 Chintagudam 80 Koyagudem Patti Annaram Patti Ekkala Duvvur 34 Reheer. 21 Chintagudem 109 Ladakgudam 158 Lavval 20 Sarvai Patti Gurrevula 135 Sattaram 155 Chintalkatapur 7 Laxmipuram Patti Gurrevula 72 Shahpalle 87 Chirragudam 27 Shankarajpall e 19 Chittial 134 Laxmipuram Patti Annaram 22 Singaram 146 Chouled Patti Gurrevula 96 Chunchupalle 154 Lingai 86 Lingapuram 130 Singaram 127 Damervai Patti Annaram 65 Dammakkapalle 161 Madharam 83 Sivapuram 6 Devdumla 17 MalkapaUe 145 Somaigudam 43 Dodla 95 Malluf 141 Tadvai 110 Domeda 44 Malyal 60 Takkalagudem 51 Durgaram 38 Manaspalle 73 Theegalvai 89 Mangapet (Podmur) 41 94 Thimampet Ekkala 70 Maredigudem 147 Timmanitogu 62 Elbak 28 Maredipaka 81 90 Tondial Laxmipur Ellapuram 1 Marepalle 4 Tupakulagudem 23 Ettur 77 Medaram 39 Eturnagaram Patti Eturnagaram 129 Uppukunta 58 Medaram 156 Vaddagudem 133 Gangaram Patti Chalvai Patti Annaram Patti Lingal 52 Medaram 113 Veerapuram 3 Gangaram Sammakajatra Patti Gurrevula 63 Venglapuram 11 148 Motlagudem 118 Venkannagudam Gangugudem Patti Lingal 82 Gogupalle ..... 64 Venkatapuram 103 26 Mul1ykatta Patti Chalvai Gollagudam 15 Muppanpalle 32 Gondangavai 101 Wadagudam 66 Gonepalle 124 Narasapuram Patti Rajupet 138 Gopaigudam 159 Wadagudem 123 Patti Annaram Gowraram 97 Narasimhasagaram Patti Bandal Patti Annaram Woddugudem 14 61 Narlapuram 36 Gurrevula 93 Narsapur (Mangapet) Patti Gurrevula 136 Immadigudem 152 Narsapuram 116 Yellapura 48 Iyapur Patti Lingal Ashannagudam 115 Nimmagudam 31 Yeisettipalle 33 34

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population ~ ______nearest place where the facility L-______available is given) ~

,--___ ...J.....-__ ~ Code village (in No, hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi ca· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Marepalle 5.18 Uninhabited 2 Bhupatipuram 59.89 20 113 10+ 10+ w,iw 10+ 10+

3 Gangaram 180.08 23 108 P 10+ W,R ·5 10+ Patti Gurrevula 4 Tupakulagud em 254.95 91 466 P 10+ W PO 10+

5 Andukpalle 142.04 Uninhabited .6 Devdumla 82.96 34 173 -5 10+ R -5 10+

7 Laxmipuram 160·26 75 455 P 10+ R -5 10+ Patti Gurrevula 8 Rajannapet 141.64 45 225 P 10+ W PO 10+

9 Kotbur 108.86 Uninhabited Patti Gurrevula 10 Rampur 64.34 Uninhabited Patti Gurrevula 11 Gangugudem 207.60 49 189 -5 10+ W -5 lOt

12 Parad 19.42 Uninhabited 13 Kanaygudem 146.90 111 653 P 10+ W PO 10+ Patti Gurrevula 14 Gurrevula 129.09 176 798 P 10+ W PO 10+

15 Muppanpalle 389·31 181 911 P 10+ W -5 10+

16 Buttaigudem 419·25 231 t.238 P 10+ W PO 10+

17 Malkapalle 152.16 Uninhabited 18 Padigapuram 168.35 Uninhabited Patti Gurrevula 19 Cbittial 4,568.08 27 140 5-10 10+ W 5-10 10+

20 Sarvai 92.67 23 113 -5 10+ W,R -5 10+

21 Chintagudem 242.00 39 230 P 10+ W -5 10+ Patti Gurrevula 22 Singaram 309·]8 62 315 P 5-10 W,R -5 10+ Patti Gurrevula 23 Ettur 235·53 61 356 P 5-10 W,R PO 10+

24 Kanthanpalle 423.30 76 413 P 5-10 W,R -5 10+

25 Rampur (Agraharam) 970·03 40 176 .5 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 35

DIRECTORY

and Land use ETURNAGARAM TALUK

Land use (i.e., atea under different types of land us'e Remarks in hectares r~unded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion -~------~ Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

Uninhabited KR Manthani 50 Rice 3.64 T (24.28) 31.16 0.41 0·40 2 Jowar TK \(24. 28) KR Manthani 48 Rice 63·94 T (10.12) 40·47 63·94 3 Jowar TK (10.12) KR Manthani 50 Rice T (51·80) 60.70 93.08 44.92 .. 4 Jowar TK (51·80) Uninhabited 5 KR Manthani 50 Rice T (17.00) 35.61 0.81 29.14 6 Jowar TK (17.00) KR Manthani 52 Rice T (7.28) 91.05 13.76 47.75 TI 7 Jowar TK (7.28) KR Manthani 52 Rice T (32·38) 89.03 12.14 8.09 8 Jowar TK (32·38) Uninhabited 9

Uninhabited 10

KR Manthani 54 Rice T (60.70) 93.48 53.42 11 Jowar TK (60.70) Uninhabited 12 KR Manthani 54 Rice T (21.45) 49.77 35·21 40.47 13 Jowar TK (21.45) KR Manthani 54 Rice 12·14 T (7.28) 82.56 14·97 12.14 14 Jowar TK (7.28) KR Manthani 56 Rice 182.11 133.55 33-18 40.47 15 Jowar KR Manthani 54 Rice 46.54 238.36 133.95 16 Jowar Uninhabtied 17 Uninhabited 18

KR Manthani 56 Rice 4,492.00 T (31.16) 33.99 10.52 19 Jowar TK (31·16) KR Manthani 56 Rice T (2.83) 26.30 30.76 32·78 20 Jowar TK (2.83) KR Manthani 60 Rice 184.94 48.56 8.09 21 Jowar KR Manthani 58 Rice 49.78 141. 64 107.64 9.71 22 Jowar KR Manthani 56 Rice 129.09 80.94 25·50 23 Jowar KR Manthani 64 Rice T (19.42) 204.36 186.15 10.92 TI 24 Jowar TK (19.42) KR Manthani 64 Rice 851.86 80.94 37.23 25 Jowar 36 VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,---1------, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Cornmunica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station. ifany !WaterwayJ (10) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

26 Mullykatta 1,396.97 57 288 -5 -5 W -5 10+

27 Shankarajpalle 472.27 170 910 -5 -5 W -5 10+

28 Maredipaka 23.88 Uninhabited 29 Chalbak 467·82 165 786 P D W,R PO 10+

30 Banajibandarn 127.07 35 146 P -5 W,R -5 ' ... 10+

31 Yelsettipalle 114.93 28 138 -5 -5 W,R -5 10+

32 Gondangavai 2·43 Uninhabited 33 Allamvari Bhanpur 205·98 12 70 -5 -5 W,R -5 10+

34 Reheer 519.62 183 1,096 P 5-10 W PO 10+

~ 35 Raigudem 2.43 Uninhabited 36 Woddugudern 20.64 Uninhabited Patti Gurrevula 37 Butaram 78·10 43 188 P 5-10 W,R -5 5-10

38 Manaspalle 1,034.37 22 88 -5 -5 W -5 -5

39 Eturnagaram 514.35 1,375 6,544 P,M,H PHC,D. W,HP, PO,TO, BS MCW Phone 40 Akulavari Ghanpur 480.77 198 855 P -5 °W -5 -5 ":5 -5 41 Ekkala ] ,048.13 32 159 P -5 R

42 Kothagudern 4.86 Uninhabited Patti Ekkalaguvam 10+ 43 Dodla 172.40 30 110 -5 10+ W -5 10+ 44 MaJyal 278·02 69 355 P 10+ W,R -5

45 Kondai 227.48 128 575 P 10+ W,R PO 10+

46 ~ondred 22.26 Uninhabited 47 Koratpalle 4.86 Uninhabited 48 Iyapur 3,264· 59 83 340 P 10+ W,R 10+ 10+

49 Kottur 50.18 Uninhabited Patti Pangdi 50 Kalvapalle 304.73 178 990 P 10+ W PO 10+

51 Durgaram 211. 25 Uninhabited 37

DIRECTORY and Land use ETURNAGARAM TALUK

, Land use (i .e •• area vnder different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounl,led uptoJ..- 2______decimal places) ---. including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Manthani 62 Rice 1.010.90 T (43·30) 291. 78 50.18 26 Jowar TK (43.30) KR Manthani 66 'ED Rice 295·01 T (25·90) 114.52 36.42 TI 27 Jowar TK (25·90) Uninhabited 28 KR Manthani 64 Rice 64.35 T (58.68) 218.93 125.86 29 Jowar TK (58.68) KR Manthani 58 Rice 40.47 82·55 4.05 30 Jowar KR Manthani 62 Rice 40·47 40.47 33.99 31 Jowar Uninhabited 32 KR Manthani 64 Rice 143.26 T (16.19) 26.30 20·23 33 Jowar TK (16.19) KR Manthani 64 ED Rice 240.79 T (12.95) 219.74 45.73 34 Jowar I TK (12.95) Uninhabited 35 Uninhabited 36

KR Manthani 64 ED Rice T (31.97) 19·42 26.30 37 Jowar TK (31.97) KR Manthani 64 Rice 506.26 234.31 174.82 118.98 38 Jowar PR Manthani 64 EA Rice 307.56 194.65 NI50:C6:M6:T8 39 Jowar KR Manthani 68 ED Rice T (67·99) 237.55 171.18 N3:C!:Ml 40 Jowar TK (67·99) KR Yellandu 68 ED Rice T (50.18) 484.81 400.64 111. 29 41 Jowar TK (50.18) Uninhabited 42

KR Manthani 54 Rice 44·92 '84·99 42.49 43 ' Jowar KR Manthani 52 Rice 143·26 T (11.33) 82.96 40·47 44 Jowar TK (11.33) KR Manthani 54 Rice 47·35 T (2.43) 125·86 10.92 40.47 45 Jowar TK (2.43) Uninhabited 46 Uninhabited 47 KR Manthani 50 Rice 2.974.43 125.85 155.80 8·09 48 Jowar Uninhabited 49

KR Manthani 48 ED Rice 199·51 48·56 56.66 50 Jowar Uninhabited 51 38 VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms .• S·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the lion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,_... __ --t--______Code village (in ~------~------~ No. hectares) House. Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi ca· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) ...

52 Medaram 62·32 Uninhabited (Sammakajatra) 53 Oorettam 239.17 103 505 P 10+ W PO 10+

54 KanneQoinapal1e 20.64 41 159 P 10+ W 1-5 10+

55 Adharvai 687.15 Uninhabited 56 Buduguvanipahad 2.43 . Uninhabited 57 Jampangavai 152·97 5 14 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 10+

58 Medaram 150·14 165 640 P 5-10 HP 5-10 10+ Patti Chalvai 59 Padigapuram 108.46 49 272 -5 -5 W -5 10+ Patti Pangdi 60 Takkalagudem 4.45 Uninhabited 61 Narlapuram 447.18 117 557 P PHC W.TK PO 10+

62 Elbak 378.78 233 839 P -5 W -5 5·10

63 Venglapuram 221.36 64 272 P -5 W -5 5-10

64 Venkatapuram 186.96 Uninhabited Plltti Chalvai 65 Dammakkapal1e 28.33 Uninhabited 66 Gonepalle 58.68 43 195 -5 -5 W .-5 5-10

67 Nimmakayalanagaram N·A. Uninhabited 68 Kondaparthy 414.80 24 110 0 5-10 W 5,,10 BS

69 Bodigudem 65.56 Uninhabited 70 Maredigudem 12.95 Uninhabited 71 Kamaram Patti Tadvai 550·78 130 635 0 10+ W PO 5-10

72 Shahpalle 646.69 151 600 P 10+ W PO -5

73 Theegalvai 2.43 Uninhabited 74 Chintagudam 242·00 Uninhabited Patti Ekkala Duvvur 75 Chinaboinapalle 577.89 145 749 P 10+ W PO BS

76 Algupalle 1,]17.33 Uninhabited 77 Medaram 67.58 Uninhabited Patti Eturnagaram 78 Ramannagudam 4.86 261 1.421 P -5 W PO -5 Patti Eturnagaram 39 DIRECTORY and Land use ETURNAGARAM TALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares roooded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· ..J..-_.______~ .--- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (l2) (13) (14) 05} (16) (17) (1S) (19) (20) (l)

Uninhabited 52

KR Manthani 50 ED Rice 32.3S 154.18 18.21 34.40 53 Jowar KR Manthani 52 Rice IS.62 2·02 54 Jowar Uninhabited 55 Uninhabited 56 KR Manthani 54 Rice 12S·69 16.19 8·09 57 Jowar KR Manthani 64 ED 12.14 93.48 32·38 12.14 58

KR Warangal 109 ED. Rice 16.59 80.94 10.93 59 EAG Jowar Uninhabited 60 KR Warangal 96 ED Rice SO. 84 T (68.S0) 273.16 8.09 16·19 N3 61 Jowar TK (68.S0) KR Waranga! 101 ED Rice 352.07 26.30 62 Jowar KR Warangal96 ED Rice 52.61 T (0. SI) 156.61 8.09 3.24 63 Jowar TK (O.SI) Uninhabited 64

Uninhabited 65 KR Warangal 192 ED Rice 4.05 50.58 4.05 66 Jowar Uni(lhabited 67 PR Warangal 101 Rice 364.21 31.97 4.04 14.16 68 Jowar Uninhabited 69 Uninhabited 70 KR Warangal 93 ED Rice 144.S7 T (72.84) 265.87 10·92 55.03 71 Jowar TK (720S4) KR Warangal ll5 ED Rice 320.10 T (133.95) 4S.56 143.25 72 Jowar TK (133.95) Uninhabited 73 Uninhabited 74

PR Warangal 107 ED Rice 333.46 T (23.06) 53·01 166.32 .. 75 Jowar TK (23.06) Uninhabited 76 Uninhabited 77

KR Warangal lOS Rice 2.S3 2·03 78 Jowar 40

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village I the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz.• - 5 Kms •. ·• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ..J. ,..------. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station. if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (IO)

79 Papkapur 745.02 19 88 -5 5-10 W· -5 5-10

80 Koyagudem 601.36 117 567 P 5-10 R -5 5-10

81 Ellapuram 38.85 Uninhabited 82 Gogupalle 151. 35 64 345 P 10+ W 5-10 5-10

83 Sivapuram 248.07 113 470 P 10+ W 5-10 5-10

84 Peda Venkatapuram 229.86 45 184 -5 10+ W -5 -s

85 Chinna Venkatapuram 59.49 Uninhabited 86 Lingapuram 1.21 Uninhabited 87 Chirragudam 19.02 Uninhabited 88 Kama)apuram 2,061.46 J,022 4,384 P(2) -5 W PO,Ta. BS

89 Mangapet (Podmur) 1,456·06 446 2,096 P.M,H PHC W PO BS

90 Tondial Laxmipur 2,061·06 56 231 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10

91 Komatpalle 3,700.03 288 1,241 P 5-10 W PO 5-10

92 Cheerupalle 6,627.92 650 3,052 P(2) 5-10 W -~ 5-10 Kothapet 93 Narsapur (Mangapet) 571.82 357 1,821 P,M -5 W PO -5

94 Thimampet 1,039.23 426 2.270 P,M,H -5 W PO -5

95 Mallur 2,201.08 236 1,201 P(2) RP.NH w PO 5-10

96 Chunchupall e 961. 53 350 1,593 P 5-1<3 W PO 10+

97 Na rasimhasagaram 2.43 363 1.638 P(2) 5-10 W PO 10+

98 Poreddipalle 359.76 42 240 P 10+ W,TK 5-10 10+

99 Barlaguda 347·62 Uninhabited 100 Ramachandrunipet t.198.68 278 },319 P 10+ W,R PO 10+

101 Wadagudam 666.11 326 1,654 P 5-10 W PO 10+ Patti Rajupet 102 Ramanakkapet 153.38 U ninhabit ed 103 GoJlagudam 111. 29 Uninhabited 104 Rajupet 712.24 387 ],928 P RP(4), W,O PO 10+ 0 41

DIRECTORY and Land· use ETURNAGARAM TALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rot1nded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· .....__------~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not' religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti· archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

KR Warangal 118 " ED, ·Rice 363·00 T (57.87) 297.44 25.90 79 EAG Jowar TK (57·87) KR Warangal 121 '.ED, Rice 319.70 257·78 23.06 Tl 80 EAG Jowar Uninhabited 81 KR Warangal lIO ED Rice 72.84 T (59.08) 10.92 7 ..69 82 Jowar TK (59.08) KR Warangal 109 ED Rice 161. 87 T (60.30) 10.11 15.38 83 Jowar TK (60.30) KR Warangal 117 ED Rice 149.73 T (4.04) 67.58 0.41 7.69 84 Jowar TK (4.04) Uninhabited 85 Uninhabited 86 Uninhabited 87 PR Warangal 122 ED Rice 1,092.65 T (77 .29) 659.23 21. 45 210.44 N20:C6:M30: 88 Jowar TK (77.29) T32 PR Warangal 134 ED Rice 768.90 T (74.86) 342·76 228.64 40.47 N50:M5;T4 89 Jowar TK (74·86) KR Warangal 132 ED Rice J, 861. 55 T (47.75) 69.61 41·68 40.47 90 Jowar TK (47.75) KR Warangal 142 Rice T (42.89) 1,807.72 971.24 &20·29 Nl 91 Jowar TK (42.89) KR Warangal 144 Rice 5,586.26 T (382·02) 513·95 8.09 136.78 Tl 92 Jowar TK (382,02) KR Warangal 136 Rice T (152.97) 278.82 18.21 121.40 N6:Ml:T5 93 Jowar TK (1,52.97) KR Warangal 147 Rice 146·49 T (195.46) 657 20 24.28 13.35 N5:T3 94 Jowar TK (195.46) KR Warangal 130 ED, Rice Particulars not available N5 95 EO Jowar KR Warangal 148 Rice 667.73 T (38.04) 230.67 2.43 Ml:T2 96 Jowar TK (38.04) KR Warangal 147 Rice 2.43 Tl 97 Jowar KR Warangal 150 Rice, T (27.92) 202.34 38.44 82.15 Tl 98 Jowar TK (27.92) Uninhabited 99 I KR Waranga! 150 Rice 364·21 T (154.59) 493.71 80.93 103.560 100 Jowar TK (154.59) KR Warangal 157 ED Rice T (65.15) 586.79 12·14 Nl:Tl 101 .Towar TK (65.15) Uninhabited 102 Uninhabited 103 KR Warangal 150 Rice 4·05 T (48.56) 416.82 242.81 NlO:Tl 104 .Towar TK (48·56) 42

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loea- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village. of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ~------______A-______~ Code village (in ,------'------.. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water, Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station. ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4",) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

lOS Kattigudam 604.19 109 535 P -5 W PO 10+

106 AkinepalJe Mallaram 571. 82 114 615 P 5-10 W,R PO 10+

107 Brahmanapall e 154.59 89 499 P -5 W -5 10+

108 Bandarugudem 416.02 35 155 -5 5-10 W PO 10+

109 Ladakgudam 52.20 Uninhabited 110 Domeda 4,798.35 204 1,049 P 5-10 W,TK PO 10+

111 Rangapuram 374.74 65 375 P 10+ W -5 10+ Patti Annaram 112 Kamsettigudam 11·74 U ninlwbited I 113 Veerapuram 138.81 49 223 -5 10+ W -5 10+

114 Beerelli },314.82 130 630 P 10+ W PO 10+

115 Nimmagudam N.A. U ninhabi ted 116 Yellapuram 698.89 27 116 P 10+ W,T -5 IO+ (Ashannaguda) 117 Kamaram }63·09 23 82 -5 10+ W,TK PO 10+ Patti Annaram 118 Venkannagudam 24.69 Uninh(Jbited 119 Ankampalle ],701. 29 31 152 -5 10+ W -5 -5

120 Kowsettivai 412.78 13 63 -5 10+ 0 5-:10 10+ 121 Rampur 57.47 Uninhabited Patti Annaram 122 Keshavapur 11.74 Uninhabited 123 Gowraram N.A. Uninhabited Patti Annaram 124 Narasapuram 31.97 88 449 ' P(2) -5 W,TK 5-10 10+ Patti Annaram 125 Katnarasapuram 36·83 4 -5 -5 0 5-10 10+

126 Pambapuram 984.19 98 490 P .5 W PO 10+

127 Damervai 850.65 ]04 480 P -5 W -5 10+

128 Katapuram 239.98 403 2,014 P,M 0 W PO 10+

129 Uppukunta 38.45 Uninhabited Singaram 130 52.61 8 29 -5 -5 W,HP -5 10+ Patti Annaram 43

DIRECTORY and Land use ETURNAGARAM TALUK

, Land use (i.e., area\under different types of land use Remarks in hectares routl.ded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion r-- --~------~ Approach Nearest town Power Staple . Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeologi cal vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

KR Warangal 152 Rice 182.10 T (13.35) 317·27 70.82 20.23 lOS TK (13·35) KR Warangal 164 .. Rice T (18.62) 511.52 41.68 N5:T5 106 TK (18.62) KR Waranga1149 Rice T (4.04) 89.03 54.63 6.47 107 Jowar TK (4.04) 364·22 29·94 5.67 16·19 108 KR Warangal 147 r' Rice Jowar Uninhabited 109 KR Warangal 130 Rice 4,046·85 T (135.98) 246.45 279.23 89.84 110 Jowar TK (135.98) KR Warangal 112 Rice 264.66 T (15.38) 53.42 4)·28 111 Jowar TK (15.38) Uninhabited 112 KR Warangal 115 Rice 72·84 T (13.76) 44.51 7.28 113 Jowar TK (13.76) KR Warangal 126 Rice 1,026.68 T (76.08) 187.77 23.47 114 Jowar TK (76.08) Uninhabited 115 KR Warangal 126 Rice 625.24 72.44 0.40 116 Jowar KR Warangal 126 Rice 128·69 31.97 2.02 0.41 117 Jowar Uninhabited 118 KR Warangal 123 Rice 1,618.73 T (7.69) 19.42 14.16 119 Jowat TK (7·69) KR Warangal 122 Rice 350.05 62.32 0.41 120 Uninhabited 121

Uninhabited 122 Uninhabited 123

KR Warangal95 Rice T (0.40) 31.16 0.41 124 Jowar TK (0.40) KR Warangal 122 Rice 36.42 0.41 125 Jowar KR Warangal 124 Rice 766·87 T (18.61) 193.44 4·85 126 Jowar TK (18·61) KR Warangal 120 Rice 590.43 T (32·78) 203.55 23.06 127 Sowar TK (32.78) KR Warangal 118 Rice 15.78 T (141·64) 55.84 26.30 128 Jowar TK (141.64) Uninhabited 129 KR Warantal 128 Rice 17·81 26.30 8.09 130 Jowar 44

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r--l-----, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi ca· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

131 Bhupatipuram 94.70 46 206 -5 -5 W -5 10+

132 Annaram 381·62 27 135 -s -5 W PO 10+

133 Gangaram 167.94 86 433 P 5-10 W,R PO' 10+ Patti Annaram 134 Laxmipuram 97·12 Uninhabited Patti Annaram 135 Sattaram 4.86 8 26 -5 -5 0 -S 10+

136 Immadigudem 215.70 Uninhabited 137 Ramannagudem 463.36 Uninhabited Patti Annaram 138 Gopaigudam N.A· Uninhabited 139 Padigapuram 80.94 Uninhabited Patti Annaram 140 Kishtapuram 2.43 Uninhabited 141 Tadvai 299.47 222 }, 110 P,M,H PHS W PO BS

142 Chennapuram N,A. Uninhabited 143 Banjar Yellapur 107.17 Uninhabited 144 Kondalanagaram N.A. Uninhabited 14S Somaigudam N.A. Uninhabited 146 Chouled 33.59 17 90 5-10 5-10 0 5~10 " 10+ 147 Timmanitogu N.A· Uninhabited 148 Motlagudem 9S.10 Uninhabited Patti Lingal 149 Pochapur 691. 20 10 51 5-10 10+ W 10+ 10+

ISO BollepalJe 757.57 32 139 -5 10+ W 10+ 10+ Patti Lingal lSI Alligudam 7l.22 20 96 -S 10+ W 10+ 10+

152 Narsapriram 175.63 15 68 P 10+ W,O 10+ 10+ Patti Lingal 153 Kondaiguda 36.02 Uninhabited 154 Lingal t.632.90 98 474 P 10+ W PO 10+ \ 155 Chintalkatapur 396.19 Uninhabited 156 Vaddagudem 10.52 Uninhabited Patti Lingal 157 Bandal 2,728.79 39 185 10+ 10+ W,TK 10+ 10+ 158 Lavval 6.47 14 54 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 159 Wadagudem 20.64 17 94 10+ 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ Patti Bandal 45 DIRECTORY and Land Dse ETURNAGARAM TALUK

Land use (i. e., a~ea under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- r----- ~------~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (5) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

KR Warangal 120 Rice 19.83 72.44 1.62 131 Jowar KR Warangal 110 Rice 75.27 T (174.01) 80.12 12.54 39.26 132 Jowar TK (174.01) KR Warangal 130 Rice 48.96 T (40·47) 69.20 0·81 8.09 133 Jowar TK (40.47) Uninhabited 134

KR Warangal 120 Rice 1..62 3.24 135 Jowar Uninhabited 136 Uninhabited 137

Uninhabited 138 Uninhabited 139

Uninhabited 140 PR Warangal 88 ED Rice 149.33 T (8,09) 75·27 25.09 40·87 N4 141 Jowar TK (8.09) Uninhabited 142 Uninhabited 143 Uninbabited 144 Uninhabited 145 KR Warangal 125 Jowar 30·35 2.83 0.41 146 Uninhabited 147 Uninhabited 148

KR Warangal 115 Rice 679.87 T (2.02) 8.90 0.41 149 Jowar TK (2.02) KR Warangal 88 Rice 669·35 T (5.26) 8·94 2.02 150 Jowar TK (5.26) KR Warangal 112 Rice 6.88 60.70 3.64 151 Jowar KR Warangal 122 Rice T (78.51) 86.20 10.11 0.81 152 Jowar TK (78.51) Uninhabited 153 KR Warangal98 Rice J, 505.02 T (31.16) 80.94 15.78 154 Jowar TK (31.16) Uninhabited 155 Uninhabited 156

KR Warangal78 Jowar 2,707·75 .. 21.04 157 KR Warangal 80 Jowar 1.62 4.04 0.81 158 KR Waradgal 82 Jowar 5.67 T (8.09) 4.05 2.83 159 TK (8.09) 46

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the . Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~---~--~ r------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market. station, if any Waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

160 Kothagudem 4.86 Uninhabited Patti Lingal 161 Madharam 174.01 Uninhabited , 162 Bhittupalle 668.13 43 226 P 10+ W 10;. 10+

163 Ranbandala N.A. llninhabited 164 Ankannagudem 33.18 82 354 P 10+ W PO ..I 10+ 47

DIRECTORY

Bod Land Dse ETURNAGARAM TALUK

Land use (i.e., area 'dnder different types ofland use Remarks in hectares rountted upto 2 decimal places) including Loca­ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) . for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

Uninhabited 160

Uninhabited 161 KR Waranga} 93 Jowar 617.55 T (40.47) 10.11 162 TK (40.47) Uninhabited 163 KR Warangal 80 ED Rice 28.33 4.85 164 Jowar GUDUR TALUK

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GUDUR TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) 0) (2? (I) (2) 93 Adivarampet 30 Jalbanda 65 Oorabaka 85 Ainepalle 46 JangalpaJle 26 Ootai 16 Ankannaguda 62 Jangalpalle 29 Pakhal (Ashoknagar) 111 Arapanpalle. 24 Jangamwariguda 127 Pandem 9 Asurvelli 97 Papaipet 104 Ayodhyapur 22 Kamaram 47 Pedda Yellapuram 2 Kannaraopet 55 Pegadapalle 78 Bakkachintalapad 123 Karlai 33 Pocharam Bathulapa lie Pogallapalle 75 43 Karnegandi 56 70 Bavurgonda 66 Katrenarn 77 Polaram 72 Bhupa lapatnam 110 KatrepaJle 96 Pongode 92 Bhupathipet 95 Keshwapatnarn 18 Poongonda 106 BoUepalle 31 Khanapur 14 Pothapur 49 Bothawaniguda 79 Kistapur 64 Putlabhupathi Budhraopet 84 126 Kodisalrnitta 86 Ragampet 69 Komatiaguda 107 Rajanpalle 82 Chinna Yellapur 15 Konapur 19 Ramaram 67 Chintaguda 13 Kondapur Ramateertham 121 Kongaragidda 8 Rampur 12 Dabirpet 59 Kothagudem 17 Rampur 114 ,Dameravancha 60 Kothapalle 41 Rangappaguda 42 Devavaram 89 Kothoor 88 Rangapur 90 Dharmaraopet 25 Kundanpalle 61 Routuguda 48 Doravari Vempalle 6 Rudraguda 21 Dubbaguda 115 Macherla 38 Rudravaram Durgaram 51 73 Madigudem 27 Sadireddipalle 102 Madnapur 5 Shangaram 35 Enchaguda 45 Mahadevuniguda 94 Sitanagar 76 Eswaraguda 20 Mamidigudem 53 Manchanpalle 116 Tatwari Vernpalle 103 Gajulagattu 83 Mangalwarpet 113 Teegalveni 71 Gangaram 44 Marriguda 28 Timmapur 117 Gopalpur 98 Matveeraram 125 Timmapur 3 Govindapuf 120 Matwada 99 Timmarainpad 54 Govindapuram 10 Medapalle 74 Tirmalgandi 105 Gudur 57 MokkaIlapaIle 87 Tungabandam 32 Gundam 34 MUrraiguda 80 Upparaguda 101 Gundenaga 50 Musmi 119 Utla 7 Gundlapahad 58 Mylaram 52 Gundrepalle 36 Vajjavaniguda 91 Vangapet 81 Gunjed Nagarajpalle 4 118 Veerampet Nagaram 108 63 Velballe 109 Intikanne 112 Naikpalle 23 Ippala Pegadapur 68 Narsuguda 39 Yedulapalle 124 Irkulakunta 37 Neelampalle 100 Yellaiguda 11 Itikalpalle 122 Neelvancha 40 Yerravaram

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VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loea· Total area Households .and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,---..J-----., No. hectares) House· Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi ca· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Ramateertham 299.47 192 983 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS

2 Kannaraopet 728.84 134 704 P 5-10 W 5~10 10+ 5-10

3 Govindapur 4.159.35 328 1,660 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5·10

4 Nagarajpalle 563.73 136 651 P -5 W 5-10 10+ -5

5 Shangaram 801.68 314 1.526 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ BS

6 Rudraguda 459.32 395 CHW. W PO 10+ BS

7 Gundlapabad 781.04 348 1,616 P -5 w PO 10+ BS

8 Rampur 496.14 378 1,727 P,M,H 5-10 W,HP 5-10 10+ 5-10

9 Asurvelli 212.46 Uninhabited 10 MedapaUe 878·17 358 1,871 P,M,H 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

11 Itikalpalle 10313.20 614 3.205 P 5·10 W PO 10+ BS

12 Dabirpet 151.35 107 484 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10

13 Kondapur 172.40 70 275 5-10 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 10+

14 Pothapur 303.92 62 281 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10i-

15 Konapur 171.18 108 493 P 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ 10+

16 Ankannaguda 79.32 15 74 5-10 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ 10+

17 Rampur 496.14 Uninhabited 18 Poongonda 235·12 72 348 P 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ 10+ 51

DIRECTORY and Land Dse OUDUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area 'under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounilled upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri· Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interesf

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Warangal 18 Rice T (37·23) 140.83 10.93 110·48 1 jowar TK (36.82) W (0041) KR Warangal 16 Rice T (31.57) 193·04 205·98 298.25 2 lowar TK (31.57) T (18.21) KR Warangal 16 " Rice 3,502.55 562·11 72.03 4.45 3 Jowar W (16.J8) TK (2.03) KR Warangal 18 .. Rice T (176·44) 208.42 84.98 93.89 4 lowar TK (165.11) W (11.33) PR Warangal 16 Rice T (34.80) 704.15 56.66 6.07 5 Jowar W (33.18) TK (1.21) GC (0.41) PR Warangal22 EA Rice T (54.23) 369.48 6.88 28.73 6 lawaI W {49.78} WE (4.05) TK (0.40) PR Warangal 24 ED Rice T (182.11) 503.83 87.00 8.10 7 lowar TK (161·87) W (10.12) R (6.07) o (4·05) KR Warangal 22 EA Rice T (162.68) 129.50 54.23 149.73 8 lowar TK (162.68) Uninhabited 9 PR Warangal 22 ED Rice T (105.22) 614·72 20.23 138.00 10 lowar TK (93.08) I, ') W 02.14) PR Warangal26 Rice 373.12 T (175.63) 764.45 11 lowar TK (175.63) KR Warangal 26 Rice T (37.64) 71. 22 31.57 10.92 12 lowar TK (37.64) KR Warangal 18 Rice T (28.73) 93.89 20.24 29.54 13 lowar TK (22.. 66) W (6.07) KR Warangal 24 Rice 34.80 T (32.78) 61. 92 9·7\ 164.71 14 lowar TK (32.78) KR Warangal 30 Rice T (68·80) 44.92 57.46 15 lowar TK (68·80) KR Warangal 36 Rice T (13.35) 48.56 16: 19 1.22 16 lowar TK (13.35) Uninhabited 17 KR Yellandu 30 ED Rice T (21.45) 189.39 24.28 18 lowar TK (21·04) W (0.41) 52

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if, not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,...--t.---, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

19 Ramaram 9·71 9 44 5-10 101- W 10+ , 10+ 10+

20 Mamidigudem 307.16 40 211 5-10 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

21 Dubbaguda 70·42 41 199 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

22 Kamaram 148.92 68 378 P 10+ W.HP 10+ 10+ 10+

23 Jppala Pegadapur 56.66 Uninhabited 24 langamwariguda 220.96 167 716 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 10+ 5-10

25 Kundanpalle 193.84 37 163 -5 5-10 W,HP, 5·10 10+ 5-10 TK 26 Ootai 362.60 299 1,475 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

27 Sadireddipall e 594.89 251 1,341 P MCW, W,HP PO 10+ BS RP,SMP, CHW 28 Timmapur 85·39 46 2U P -5 W PO 10+ -5

29 Pakhal (Asboknagar) },575.44 886 4.l79 P,M RP W.HP PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 30 lalbanda 781.85 Uninhabited 31 Kbanapur 2.167.09 1>088 5.227 P.M,AC W.HP PO,TO, 10+ BS ° Phone n Gundam 129.50 77 361 -5 .5 W -5 10+ ·5

33 Pocbaram 1.279.21 7 9 5-10 5-10 W ~.1O 10+ 5-10

34 Murraiguda 57.87 42 262 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 10+ . 5-10

35 Encbaguda 74.87 139 718 P CHW, W,HP, 5-10 5-10 10+ SMP,O ° 36 Vijjavaniguda 9·71 Uninhabited 37 Neelampalle 16·19 29 130 -5 -5 W,HP -5 10+ 10+

38 Rudravaram 42.08 Uninhabited 39 YedulapalJe 72.03 141 627 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ 10+

40 Yerravaram 135.57 19 103 .5 5.10 W.HP .5 10+ 10+ 53

DIRECTORY and Land use OUDUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area'pnder different types of land use Remarks in hectares rou~ded upto.2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Yellandu 26 Rice .. 8.09 1·62 19 Jowar KR Yellandu 26 Rice T (6.48) 59.08 241.60 20 Jowar TK (6·48) KR Yellandu 24 Rice T (17.40) 44.11 8·91 21 Jowar TK (17·40) KR Yellandu 30 Rice T (21. 04) 99·55 28.33 22 Jowar TK (21.04) Uninhabited 23 KR Watangal 40 Rice T (10.93) 105.62 5.26 99.15 24 JowaI TK (10·12) W (0.81) KR Warangal40 Rice T (61.11) 89.43 43.30 2S Jowar TK (61·11) KR Warangal 32 Rice T (167.14) 67·99 74.46 53.01 26 Jowar TK (167.14) PR Warangal 30 Rice 222.58 T (164.71) 205·58 2.02 27 Jowar TK (164'71)

KR Warangal 28 Rice T (29.95) 39.25 15·78 0.41 23 Jowar TK (29·95) PR Warangal 36 ED Rice 918.23 T (171.99) 118.57 196.68 169·97 29 Jowar TK (171.99) Uninhabited 30 PR Warangal36 EA Rice 756.36 T (1.212.84) 37.23 160.66 31 Jowar TK (t.212·84) KR Warangal 36 Rice T (46.13) 23.07 60.30 32 JowaI TK (46.13) KR Warangal 38 Rice [,232.26 46.14 0.81 3J Jowar KR Warangal 38 Rice T (17.81) 32.78 7.28 34 Jowar TK (17.81) KR Warangal 36 Rice T (18.21) 44.52 7.69 4·05 35 Jowar TK (16.19) W (2·02) Uninhabited 36 KR Warangal 40 Rice T (6.07) 8·09 2.03 37 Jowar TK (5.67) W (0.40) Uninhabited 38 KR Warangal40 Rice T (52.61) 11.33 8.09 39 Jowar TK (48.56) W (4.05) KR Warangal 40 Rice T (31·57) 34.40 40.87 28·73 40 Jowar TK (30.76) W (0.81) 54

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the ~Population ___ A-__ ~ ~ ______nearest place where the facility ~ ______available is given) ~ Code village (in No. hectares) House­ Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7)' (8) (9) (10)

41 Rangappaguda 66.77 33 139 5-10 5-10 W.HP -5 10+ 10+

42 Devavaram 91.05 Uninhabited 43 Karnegandi 51.80 29 132 5-10 10+ HP 5-10 10+ 10+

44 Marriguda 157.02 70 5-10 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

45 Mahadevuniguda 90.24 50 237 5-10 10+ W 10+ 10+

46 Jangalpaile 72.84 48 261 -5 10+ W 5-10 10+ 10+

47 Pedda Yeilapuram 59.49 41 196 -5 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

48 Doravari VempaHe 65.96 31 156 5-10 10+ W.HP 10+, 10+ 10+

49 Bothawaniguda 59.49 30 132 -5 10+ W.HP, 10+ 10+ 10+ TK 50 Musmi 161.47 98 493 P 10+ W,HP, 5-10 10+ TK 51 Durgaram 191.20 79 381 -5 10+ W.R, 5-10 10+ 10+ TK 52 Gundrepaile 48·97 37 169 -5 5-10 W.TW 5-10 10+ 5-10

53 Manchanpalle 13.35 Uninhabited 54 Govindapuram 59·49 40 223 P 5-10 W,HP 5-1.0 5-10 5-10

55 Pegadapalle 900.24 70 325 5-10 5-10 W -5 5-10, 5-10

56 Pogailapalle 397·00 277 1.350 P 5-10 W,T PO 5-10 5-10

57 Mokkailapalle 64.75 21 120 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

58 Mylaram 42.49 29 158 -5 -5 -5 -5

59 Kothagudem 127.88 229 1.103 P(4).M(2). CWC. W.HP PO Friday BS H(2).O MCW. FPC.H 60 Kothapalle 83.37 68 330 -5 -5 HP.T PO -5 -5 TK,W 61 Routuguda 23.88 4 29 5-10 10+ W 5-10 10+ 10+

62 JangalpaJle 14.16 Uninhabited 63 Veibaile 396.19 207 930 P 5-10 PO 5-10 5-10

64 Putlabhupathi 1,590.82 28 136 5-10 10+ W.HP 5-10 10+ 10+ 55

DIRECTORY and Land Dse GUDUR TALUK

, Land use (i.e •• area, under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rout;lded upto..l...- 2______decimal places) ---., including Loca- ,--- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Warangal 40 Rice T (9·31) 49.37 8.09 41 Jowar TK (9.31) Uninhabited 42 KR Yellandu 34 Rice T (5.67) 40.47 5.66 43 Jowar TK (5.67) KR Yellandu 30 .. Rice T (8.09) 130.71 12·55 44 Jowar TK (8·09) KR Yellandu 28 Rice T (4·05) .76.08 10.11 45 JowaI TK (4.05) KR Yellandu 27 Rice 38.45 2.43 31. 56 46 Jowar KR Yellandu 28 Rice 41. 28 T (8.09) 8.09 2.03 47 Jowar TK (8.09) KR Yellandu 36 Rice T (10·93) 38.85 16·18 48 Jowar TK (10.93) KR YelJandu 38 Rice T (9.31) 27.11 10.12 12.95 49 Jowar TK (9.31) KR YelJandu 40 Rice 6.88 T (54.23) 58.27 1.62 40·47 50 Jowar TK (54.23) KR YelJandu 40 Rice T (34.80) 111.29 12.14 31.97 51 Jowar TK (34.80) KR Yellandu 40 Rice T (12.95) 17.00 4·05 14.97 52 Jowar TK (12.95) , Uninhabited 53 KR Warangal 42 Rice T (12.14) 24.69 11. 74 10.92 54 Jowar TK (12.14) KR Warangal 42 Rice T (41·68) 38.85 9·71 55 Jowar TK (41.68) KR Warangal 40 Rice T (214.48) 65.56 34.40 82.56 56 Jowar TK (214.48) KR Warangal 38 Rice T (7.28) 36.43 21.04 57 Jowar TK (7.28) KR Warangal 38 Rice T (2.43) 27.11 12.95 58 Jowar TK (2.43) PR Mahbubabad 38 Rice T (57.87) 44·92 25.09 59 Jowar TK (57·47) W (0·40) KR Mahbubabad 38 Rice 0.81 T (31.16) 29·65 4.05 17.40 60 Jowar TK (31.16) KR Mahbubabad 40 Rice 6.87 T (4.86) 8.91 3.24 61 Jowar TK 14.86) Uninhabited 62 KR Mahbubabad 42 Rice 82.15 T (123.84) 149.33 40.87 63 Jowar TK (123.84) KR Yellandu 34 Rice 1,537.80 40.47 8.90 64 Jowar 56

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .• - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of tbe population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~_.__----., ,------..)_.------, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stop, Railway. market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6). (7) (8) (9) (l0) .------~------65 Oorabaka 3·64 Uninhabited 66 Katrenam 193.84 32 163 -5 10+ W -5 10+ 10+

67 Chintaguda 399·42 63 303 -5 10+ W,HP -5 10+ 10+

68 Narsuguda 127·88 24 111 -5 10+ W 10+ 10+

69 Komatlaguda 128.69 94 446 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 10+

70 Bavurgonda 508.69 59 272 -5 10+ W,HP -5 10+ 10+

71 Gangaram 1,098·31 140 718 P 10+ HP PO 10+ 10+

72 Bhupalapatnam 11.33 Uninhabited 73 Madigudem 318.49 160 802 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

74 Tirmalgandi 1.664.47 51 257 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ 10+

75 Bathulapalle 228.65 68 301 P 10+ W,HP 5-10 10+

76 Eswaraguda 23.47 14 67 5-10 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

77 Polaram 655.59 33 145 5-10 5-10 W,HP. 5-10 5-10 TK 78 Bakkachintalapad 54.63 11 49 5-10 5-10 HP,TK, 5-10 5-10 5-10 W 79 Kistapur 34.80 17 90 5-10 5-10 HP, 5-10 5-10 TK,W 80 Upparaguda 310.80 Uninhabited 81 Gunjed 59.08 43 235 5-10 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10

82 Chinna Yellapur 95.91 73 384 5-10 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 -5

83 Mangalwarpet 583.56 544 2,836 P 10+ W,HP. -5 10+ BS R 84 Budhraopet 501.00 805 4,074 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

85 AinepalJe 755.95 44 244 AC 10+ W -5 10+ BS

86 Ragampet 336.29 80 434 10+ W 10+ -5

87 Tungabandam 1,297·42 54 277 5-10 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

88 Rangapur 187.37 192 872 p o W.HP PO -5 -5 57

DIRECTORY and Land use GUDUR TALUI<.:

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest lrrigattd Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(ll) (l2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

Uninhabited 65 KR Yellandu 30 Rice 90.25 T (21. 45) 39.25 42.89 66 Jowar TK (21.45) KR Yellandu 26 Rice 252.52 T (8.09) 118.98 19.83 67 Jowar TK (8.09) KR YelJandu 30 Rice T (34.40) 68.80 24.68 68 Jowar TK (34.40) KR Yellandu 26 Rice 65.15 T (13.35) 48.16 2.03 69 Jowar TK (13.35) KR Yellandu 26 Rice 381. 21 T (8.09) 111.29 8.10 70 Jowar TK (8·09) KR Yellandu 24 Rice 890.71 T (24.28) 148.11 35.21 71 Jowar TK (24.28) Uninhabited 72 KR Yellandu 28 Rice J51·35 T (13.76) 146.09 7.29 73 Jowar TK (13·76) KR Yellandu 36 Rice 1,320·89 69.20 5.67 268· 71 74 Jowar KR Yellandu 38 Rice T (27.92) 63.94 4.05 132.74 75 Jowar TK (27.92) KR Mahbubabad 36 Rice T (10.93) 12·54 76 Jowar TK (10.93) KR Mabbubabad 38 Rice 615.12 T (3.64) 28·33 8.10 77 Jowar TK (3·64) KR Mabbubabad 36 Rice T (20.23) 23.88 10.52 78 Jowar TK (20.23) KR Mabbubabad 34 Rice T (4.05) 24.28 2.43 4.04 79 Jowar TK (4.05) Uninhabited 80 KR Mahbubabad 28 Rice 52.61 6.47 81 Jowar KR Mahbubabad 34 Rice T (26.30) 52·61 14.97 2.03 82 Jowar TK (26.30) PR Mahbubabad 34 ED Rice T (29.95) 528.52 25.09 83 Jowar TK (29.95) PR Mahbubadad 36 ED Rice T (141.64) 514·48 82.15 62.73 84 Jowar TK (141.64) PR Waranga} 36 Rice T (616.34) 78·10 61.51 85 Jowar TK (616.34) KR Warangal 36 Rice T (25.50) 187.37 46.13 77.29 86 Jowar TK (19.83) W (5.67) KR Warangal 32 Rice T (1,215.67) 8.90 36.83 36.02 87 Jowar TK (1,215.67) 88 KR Warangal 30 E~ Rice , " T (61.92) 82.15 8.09 35.21 Jowar TK (61.92) 58 VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given)

,--_ _.L-__ ~ Code village (in ,------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (10) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

89 Kothoor 182.92 303 1.480 P,AC -5 W PO 10+ 5-10

90 Dharmaraopet lo065·13 552 2,722 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

91 Vangapet 63·94 64 319 -5 10+ W.HP .,.5 10+ BS

BS 92 Bhupathipet 260·21 225 961 P,M 10+ W PO ~O+

-5 93 Adivarampet 129.09 40 210 -5 -5 W -5 10+ ' I -5 94 Sitanagar 551. 59 387 1,961 P(2) SMP(2) W,TW PO 10+

95 Keshwapatnam 495.33 Uninhabited 5-10 96 Pongode 1,424.49 579 3,467 P(2) 5-10 W,T PO 10+ -5 97 Papaipet t.675· 80 797 4,138 P,M 0 W PO 10+

98 Matveeraram 360·17 Uninhabited BS 99 Timmarainpad 583.15 259 1,335 P 0 W PO 10+ -5 100 Yellaiguda 980.96 486 2,651 P 0 W PO 10+ 5-10 101 Gundenaga 487.24 514 2,810 P(2) O(2) W PO 10+

5-10 102 Madnapur 251·31 163 843 P CHW W -5 10+

-5 103 Gajulagattu 912.97 233 1,260 P SMP W PO 10+

-5 104 Ayodhyapur 409.95 201 953 P SMP W -5 10+

BS 105 Gudur 2,863.54 1,037 5,349 P,M,H PHC, W,HP, PO,TO, 10+ RP(2), R PTO, FPC Phone 59

DIRECTORY

8nd Land use GUDUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in.hectares rOUpded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- , any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power, Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(tl) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Warangal 32 Rice T (8.90) 139.21 34·81 89 Jowar TK '(8.90) KR Mahbubabad 32 :EA Rice 290.97 T (515.97) 185·75 41·28 31.16 90 Jowar TK (515.97) PR Mah bubabad 30 EA Rice T (21.45) 22.66 16.19 91 Jowar TK (18.21) WE (2.03) W (1.21) PR Mahbubabad 34 ED .Rice 3.64 T (83.37) 101.98 71.22 92 Jowar TK (82.56) W (0.81) KR Mahbubabad 36 Rice T (27.92) 73.65 18·21 9.31 93 Jowar TK (27.92) KR Mahbubabad 32 Rice T (174.01) 216.10 54.23 107.25 94 Jowar TK (148.52) W (25·49) Uninhabited 95 KR Mahbubabad 30 ED Rice T (68.39) t.277.18 67.99 10.93 96 Jowar TK (68.39) KR Mahbubabad 26 EA Rice T (116.95) t.366.62 95.10 97.13 97 Jowar TK (114'93) W (2.02) Uninhabited 98 PR Warangal 30 EA' Rice T (25.09) 473.08 27.92 57.06 99 Jowar W (25.09) KR Waranga128 EA Rice T (667·73) 74.46 222.58 12.14 100 Jowar TK (667·73) KR Warangal 28 EA Rice T (54.63) 36.02 396.59 101 Jowar TK (32.37) WE (16.19) W (6.07) KR Mahbubabad 28 ED Rice T (61.51) 141·64 48.16 102 Jowar TK (60.70) W (0.81) KR Mahbubabad 24 EA Rice 551.18 T (110.07) 178.87 46.14 26.71 103 Jowar TK (63.13) W (36.02) WE (1O.92) KR Mahbubabad 28 EA Rice T (165.92) 101.17 76.08 66.78 104 Jowar TK (149.33) W (16.59) PR Mahbubabad 24 EA Rice 1,442.70 T (541. 87) 452.44 244.2 182.51 105 Jowar TK (415.61) W (97.12) WE (29·14) 60

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 KIns., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----L---, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4a) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

106 Bollepalle 870.88 361 P CHW W PO 10+ -5

107 Rajanpalle 769.71 135 698 P -5 W -? 10+ 5-10

108 Nagaram 2,271.49 426 2.180 P CHW(2). W PO 10+ -5 o

109 Intikanne 974.48 435 2,339 P(2) 0 W PO 10+ RS

110 Katrepalle 1 ,]43.23 210 1.t19 P CHW W PO· 10+ -5

111 Arapanpalle 432.20 196 984 P CHW W -5 10+ 5-10

112 Naikpalle 882.62 204 1,005 P CHW, W,TK PO. 10+ 5-10 o

113 Teegalveni 768.09 345 1.914 P CHW(2) W PO 10+ 5-10

114 Dameravancha 870·88 268 1,413 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

115 Macherla 3,518.73 236 1.257 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10

116 Tatwari Vempalle 99·15 37 270 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

117 Gopalpur 244.02 71 341 5-10 10+ W,HP 5-10 10+ 10+

118 Veerampet 2.83 10 46 5-10 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+ 61 DIRECTORY

8nd Land use OUDUR TALUK

Land use (i. e. , area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rouMed upto 2 decimal places) including Loca. any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available histori calor No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Mahbubabad 24 , .. Rice 315.25 T (231·48) 40.87 184.13 99.15 106 lawaI TK (159·45) W (59.08) o (12.95) KR Mahbubabad 22 Rice 411. 97 T (62.32) 248.48 46.94 107 Jowar W (32.37) TK (29.95) KR Mahbubabad 20 ED Rice 10153.76 T (283.28) 454.46 339.93 40.06 Ml:Tl 108 lawaI TK (201.94) W (48.97) WE (20.23) o (12.14) KR Mahbubabad 16 EA Rice T (473.89) 406·30 90·24 3.24 N2:Tl 109 lowar W (288.14) TK (170}8) WE (13.76) o (1.21) KR Mahbubabad 16 Rice 289.35 T (251· 7l) 273.57 89.03 239·57 Nl 110 Jowar TK (198.70) W (50.59) 0(2.42) KR Mahbubabad 16 Rice 93.08 T (141.64) 102·39 72.03 23·06 Nl:Tl 111 Jawar TK (82.96) W (50.18) 0(8.50) KR Mahbubabad 18 ED Rice 503·02 T (91.06) 214.48 74.06 N2 112 JowaI TK (76.89) 0(6.07) W (6.07) WE (2.03) KR Mahbubabad 16 Rice T (138.81) 446.37 131.12 51.79 N4 113 lowar W (79.32) TK (40.06) o (19·43) KR Mahbubabad 16 EA Rice 416.02 T (109.26) 279.23 25.90 40.47 114 lowar TK (59.89) W (48.97) o (0.40) KR Mahbubabad 18 Rice 30186.49 T (78.91) 161.47 74.46 17.40 115 lawar TK (76.49) W (2·42) KR Mahbubabad 28 Rice T (24.28) 67.99 5·26 1.62 116 lowar TK (24.28) KR Mahbubabad 28 Rice 124.24 T (9.31) 98.74 11·73 117 JowaI TK (9.31) KR Mahbubabad 25 Rice T (2.83) 118 Jowar TK (2.83) 62

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz .. - 5 Kms., 5,.10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the . population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,---'----.. ,------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- bolds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

119 Utla 2,142.00 47 223 5-10 5-10 W,HP. 5-10 10+ 5-10

120 Matwada 407·52 215 l.I61 P MH W PO 10+ 5-10

121 Kongaragidda 51.80 26 118 -5 -5 W,TK -~ 10+ 10+

122 Neelvancha 2,138.76 35 152 -5 -5 W,HP -5. 10+ 10+

123 Karlai 875.74 69 399 P .·5-10 W 5-10 H)+ 10+

124 Irkulakunta 258.59 Uninhabited 125 Timmapur 476.72 9 46 5~10 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 10+

126 Kodisalmitta 4,635.26 39 189 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

127 Pandem 210.44 50 205 10+ 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ 10+ 63

DIRECTORY and Land use GUDUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rou~ded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- -A.-______--., ,--- any place of tion Approach Neatest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeologi cal vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

KR Mahbubabad 20 Rice 2,049.32 T (24.69) 30.76 37.23 119 Jowar TK (24.69) KR Mahbubabad 18 Rice 48.16 T (87.00) 172.40 89.84 10.12 120 Jowar TK (87;00) KR YelJandu 20 Rice· 5.26 T (8.90) 30.35 7·29 121 Jowar TK (8.90) KR Yellandu 28 .. Rice 2,077.25 T (13.76) 24.69 23.06 122 Jowar TK (13.76) KR YelJandu 30 Rice 767.28 T (54.23) 44·52 9.71 123 Jowar TK (54.23) Uninhabited 124 KR Yellandu 24 Rice 447.18 T (6.47) 19.43 3.64 125 Jowar TK (6.47) KR Yellandu 24 Rice 4,537.32 T (6.48) 64.75 26.71 126 Jowar TK (6.48) KR Yellandu 24 Rice 97.93 T (17.81) 88·~3 6.07 127 Jowar TK (17.81) NARASAMPET TAlUK

AtfDHRA PRADESH WARANGAL NARASAMPET TALUK WARANGAL DISTRICT

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Area Tranaferred to newly lormed GUdUf Taluk In 1919.

;:: ~:-:; Taluk BolJftdary ,_ _1§ _ J Village Boundary wTth Locat[on Code Number

@ Ta/uk Headq!i

Villages with Populatiol'l St,',. " 5,GOO and above • 1.000--4.999 •• 500- 999 • 200- 499 o less than 200 x Uninhabited V1l1a"es PO/TO Post Office J Telegraph Office PS/RH Police Statleo , Rest House SIJC Highe, Secondary School I Junrol Col E9@ Hospital. Primary Health Centre leg- + • Olspensary and OtherS Hat,!. Mandie..

Go".mID ...... c: o.rrlght, 188!io ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NARASAMPET TALUK

1981 I 1981 Location Name of YiJlage Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

40 Adivi Rangapur 14 Ma llampalle 44 Akkalched 37 Mandapalle 62 Alamkhanipet 25 Mohammadpur 4S Ameenabad 20 Muchimpula 59 ' Appalaraopet 51 Mudigonda 19 Arshanpalle 28 Muthojipet

23 Banajipet 10 Nachinepalle 66 fJollikonda 21 Nallaballe 1 Brahmanpalle 16 Nandigaon 68 Burgamadla 22 Narakkapet 32 Narasampet 36 Chalparthi 57 Nekkonda 52 Ci;!andrugonda 46 Cqennara,opet 53 Panikera 60 C~inna KorpolU 31 Paspunoor 58 Pathipaka 49 Deekshakunta 61 Pedda Korpolu 6 2 Penchikalpet 8 Ponakal ~ 67 Gotlakonda 56 Gundrepalle 29 Rajpet 41 Gurjal 9 Ramachandrapuram 35 Ramavaram 3 Kamaram 18 Rangapuram 24 Kammepalle 7 Reballe 5 Keswapur 64 Redlawada 47 Khalli 12 Rekampalle 43 Konapuram 17 Relakunta

38 Laknepalle 30 Sarvapur (Dwarakpet) 4 Laxmipur 55 Surpalle 15 Lenkalapalle 54 Lingagiri 26 Timmampet 42 Lingapur 11 Togarrai 65 Topanpalle 27 Madannapet 34 Madira 50 Upperapalle 39 Madiramandapal Ie 33 Maheswaram 13 Venkatapur 45 Makdumpuram 63 Venkatapur

65 66

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. oftbe tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,..--~ ,_------No. bectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, R.ailway market, station, ifany waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Brahmanpalle 390.93 19 70 ·5 .5 W.HP 5-10 10+ 5-10

2 Penchikalpet 576·27 476 2,433 P,M,H, RP,O VI -5 10+ -5 0

3 Kamaram 484.41 226 1,042 P -5 W -5 10+ 5-10

4 Laxmipur 1,060.68 509 2,507 P(4),M ~5 W,T PO io+ -5

5 Keswapur 322.94 117 558 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10

6 Duggondi 898.40 679 3,487 P(5),M PHC,H, HP, PO' 10+ BS MH,SMP TW,W

7 Reballe 498.17 204 966 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10

8 Ponakal 398.61 334 J,623 P(2) RP W -5 10+ 5-10

9 Ramachandrapuram 267.50 8 95 -5 -5 W,TK PO 10+ 5-10

10 Nachinepalle 765·66 570 2,952 P,M,H RP W,HP PO 10+ 5-10

11 Togarrai 351. 27 437 2.160 P -5 W PO,TO, 10+ 5-10 Phone

12 Rekampalle 331·03 180 975 P 5-10 W ~5 10+ 5-10

13 Venkatapur 999.57 446 2,185 P 0 W PO 10+ 5-10

\4 Ma\lampalle 1,342.34 546 2,779 P(5) -5 W PO 10+ BS

15 Lenkalapalle 464·58 269 1,336 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ -5

16 Nandigaon 547.94 277 1,487 P ·5 W,TK -5 10+ 5-10

17 Relakunta 534.99 291 1,450 P H W,HP PO 10+ 5-10

18 Rangapuram 187.37 335 },629 P -5 W PO 10+ -5 67

DIRECTORY and Land use NARASAMPET TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares roupded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area' not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Warangal 18 \ EA Rice T (89.44) 138.00 144.47 19.02 1 Jowar W (48.16) TK (41·28) KR Warangal 18 . EA Rice T (91.86) 220.15 263·05 1.21 2 Jowar TK (84.98) W (6.88) KR Warangal 15 EA Rice T (28.33) 163·49 269.52 23.07 3 Jowar TK [28.33) KR Warangal 15 ED Rice T (177.25) 479.96 355.72 47.75 4 Jowar W (128.28) TK (48.97) KR Warangal 18 EA Rice T (108·46) 142.04 63.54 8.90 5 Jowar W (60.30) TK (48.16) PR Warangal20 ED Rice T (219·34) 476.72 110.48 91.86 6 Jowar TK (178.87) W (40.47) KR Warangal 19 EA Rice T (69.61) 355.31 33.59 39.66 7 Jowar TK (69.61) KR Warangal 18 Rice T (86.60) 261. 83 9.31 40·87 8 Jowar TK (86.60) KR Warangal 16 EA Rice T (10.12) 203.15 14.57 38.45 9 Jowar TK (9.31) W (0.81) KR Waranga! 18 EA Rice T (107·24) 537.42 90·24 30.76 10 Jowar TK (107.24) KR Warangal20 EA Rice T (65.96) 203.56 51.40 30.35 T2 11 Jowar TK (37.63) W (28.33) KR Warangal23 Rice T (30.76) 272.35 4.45 23.47 12 . Jowar TK (30.76) KR Warangal 23 ED Rice T (143.66) 455·27 341. 96 58.68 13 Jowar TK (89·03) W (54·63) PR Waraugal 26 ED Rice T (140.02) 787.92 338.72 75.68 14 Jowar TK (110.07) W (29.95) KR Waranga} 27 Rice T (50.99) 196·27 163.90 53.42 15 Jowar TK (50.99) KR Warangal 26 Rice T (51. 80) 469.84 26.30 16 Jowar TK (51.80) KR Warangal 26 ED Rice T (34·40) 476.31 24.28 17 Jowar TK (34.40) KR Warangal 28 EA Rice T (38.04) 121.41 27.92 18 Jowar TK (38.04) 68

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., S~10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-- ,------No. hectares) House· Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

19 Arshanpalle 528.11 223 1,102 P 0 W -5 10+ BS

20 MuchimpuJa 1,046.11 270 1,404 P .Q(2) W,TK 5-10 10+ -5

21 Nallaballe 888·69 633 3d07 P(2),M,H RP(3), W,HP PO 10+ BS PRC

22 Narakkapet 582.75 522 2,449 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

23 Banajipet Id34.74 584 2,961 P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

24 Kammepalle 331.03 576 2,756 P(3) 5-10 W,TK PO 10+ 5-10

25 Mohammadpur 724.39 534 2,655 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

26 Timmampet 987.84 634 2,949 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 5-10

27 Madannapet 10150.11 490 2,414 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ -5

28 Muthojipet 862·38 554 2,820 P 5-10 W,TK, PO. 5-10 BS HP

29 Rajpet 973.67 287 1,401 P(2) 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

30 Sarvapur (Dwa rakpet) 450.82 830 3,879 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

31 Paspunoor 664.09 39 174 AC -5 W -5 -5 -5

32 Narasampet Id48·90 3,219 15,848 P,M(4), R,MCW, TW, PO, Sunday BS R(4),AC, D,PPC, TK, PTO, JC,O(9) RP(10) HP,C Phone

33 Maheswaram 900·02 842 4,015 P(3) -5 W PO, -5 BS,RS Phone

34 Madira 263.85 Uninhabited 69 DIRECTORY and Land use NARASAMPET TALU~

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated ' Unirri. Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste· available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Warangal 30 Rice T (140.83) 324.96 28.33 33.99 N3 19 Jowar TK (127.88) W (12.95) KR Waranga! 28 EA Rice T (161.06) 762.43 4S.56 74.06 N3 20 Jowar TK (149.73) W (11. 33) PR Warangal 29 EA Rice T (99.15) 103.60 621. !9 64.75 21 Jowar W (87.41) WE (10.12) TK (1.62) PR Warangal 32 Rice T (56.66) 453·25 66.37 6.47 22 ·Jowar TK (50.99) W (5·67) KR Warangal 28 EA Rice T (157.42) 679·47 170·78 127.07 23 Jowar TK (129.50) W (27·92) KR Waranga! 27 EA Rice T (l51. 76) 128·28 39·66 11.33 24 Jowar TK (lSI. 76) KR Warangal 25 EA Rice T (114·12) 316.46 216·91 76.90 25 Jowar TK (81.75) W (32.37) KR Warangal 30 EA Rice T (216.91) 511.12 81·34 178.47 26 Jowar TK (135.97) W (80.94) KR Warangal 29 ED Rice T (274·3S) 594.08 263.04 18.61 27 Jowar TK (263·05) W (11.33) PR Warangal 36 Rice T (97.93) 489.26 163·90 111.29 28 Jowar TK (93.48) W (4.45) KR Warangal 37 ED Rice SI·75 T (84.98) 612·29 161·47 33·18 29 Jowar TK (84.9S) KR Warangal 32 ED Rice T (176·85) 125.45 83·37 65·15 30 Jowar TK (176.85) KR Warangal 34 EA Rice T (431.40) 59.89 152.97 19·83 31 Jowar TK (431040) PR Warangal 32 EA Rice T (610.26) 447·58 76.89 14·17 32 Jowar TK (607.43) WE (2.02) W (0.81) PR Waranga! 28 EA Rice T (143.26) 507.07 242.81 6.88 33 Jowar TK (131.12) WE (8·09) W (4.05) Uninhabited 34 70

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca· Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 KIns., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,--J.--....._ " No. hectares) House· Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

35 Ramavaram 306.75 129 914 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

36 Chalparthi 456.08 224 1,148 P -5 W,HJ> -s 10+ ·5

37 Mandapalle 460.53 510 2.542 P(2) RP(2) W.HP PO. 10+ BS

38 Laknepalle 459.32 303 1.428 P,M -5 W.TK. PO 10+ BS T 39 Madiramandapalle 114·93 107 490 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

40 Adivi Rangapur 691.61 174 839 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

, 41 Gurjal }.550.35 973 5,006 P(3),M, FPC W.TW. PO 10+ BS H,O TK,O

42 Lingapur 418.44 271 1.372 P -5 W.HP PO 10+ ·s

43 Konapuram 903·66 468 2,434 P -5 W PO 10+ -s

44 Akkalcbed 435.85 147 '788 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

45 Makdumpuram 543.90 595 3,066 P(2) -5 W,TK, PO.TO. 10+ BS HP Phone

46 Chen na raopet 556·44 626 3.152 P.M.H 5-10 W.TK PO,TO 5-10 BS

47 Khalli 524.47 456 2,309 P.M RP(3) W PO 10+ BS

48 Ameenabad 1,396.16 1,214 6.438 P(12) FPC,O(2) W,HP PO 10+ BS

49 Deekshakunta 2.t35.52 609 3.108 P(3) 0(3) W PO 10+ 5-10

50 Upperapalle 1>108.84 574 3,161 P,M,H FPC.O(3) W PO 10+ BS 71

DIRECTORY an. La.d use NARASAMPET TALUK

Land use (i.e., area u'JIder different types of land use Remarks in hectares round~d upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Appr~ach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- ' Culturable Area not religious, Code to vil\lge and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. \ (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

35 KR Warangal32 ' .. Rice T (39·26) 163.90 102·38 1.21 Jowar TK (29.14) W (10.12) KR Waranga! 25 EA Rice T (35.21) 216.10 141·64 63.13 36 Jowar TK (35.21) PR Warangal25 EA Rice T (22.26) 299.47 126.26 12.54 NIO:M2 37 JoWar TK (22·26) PR Waranga! 24 EA Rice T (267.90) 150.95 35.21 5.26 N25 38 Jowar TK (267·90) KR Watangal22 ED Rice T (18.21) 84.58 12.14 39 Jowar TK (18.21) KR Warangal 19 EA Rice T (50.99) 536.21 42.90 61.51 40 Jowar TK (50·99) PR Warangal26 EA Rice T (88.22) 1,092.65 283.28 86·20 41 Jowar W (84.98) TK (2·43) 0(0·81) KR Warangal24 EA Rice T (133.55) 203'96 75.27 5.66 N1 42 Jowat TK (88·22) W (45.33) KR Warangal26 ED Rice T (40.47) 679.06 127.88 56.25 43 Jowar TK (30.35) W (10.12) KR Warangal29 EA Rice T (101,98) 167.14 125.86 40.87 N2 44 Jowar TK (101.98) PR Watangal 30 ED Rice T (170.78) 267.90 53.82 51·40 45 Jowar TK (163.90) W (6.88) PR Warangal32 EA Rice T (61.92) 134.35 178.47 181. 70 N15:M2 46 Jowar TK (51.80) W (10.12) PR Waranga} 34 ED Rice 6.88 T (58.27) 243·62 67.18 148·52 47 Jowar TK (58·27) PR Warangal30 EA Rice T (174·82) 1.076.46 83.37 61.51 Nl 48 Jowar TK (174·82) KR Warangal28 EA Rice T (354·50) I.528·49 136.38 116.15 T2 49 Jowar TK (276.00) o r64.34) W (8.90) WE (5.26) PR Warangal26 ED Rice T (108.86) 823.13 176·85 N2 SO Jowar TK (55.04) WE (27.52) W (26.30) 72

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the disttnce Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) I Code village (in ~ No. hectares) House- Popula- ~;;;~~;-~;;;~;-~:~;g Post and Dayor Comm$ica. holds tion water Telegraph days of tions ~us. (Potable) the stop, R_ilway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

51 Mudigonda 706.98 207 1,126 P PO 10+ -5

52 Chandrugonda 1,965.96 995 4,887 P(6),M,H D,O(2) W,HP 5·10 5-10

53 Panikera 889.09 186 882 P ° W,HP -5 5-10 BS

54 Lingagiri 573.03 404 2,102 P ° W,TK 5-10 BS

55 SurpalJe 1,652.33 462 2,040 P ° W PO 5-10 BS

56 Gundrepalle 467.41 229 1,066 P -5 W,TK -5 -5 -5

57 Nekkonda 896.38 831 4,169 P(3)! M,H MCW,D, W,HP, PO,TO" Tuesday BS,RS RP(2), T PTO, 0(3) Phone

58 Pathipaka 492.10 131 714 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

59 Appalaraopet 1,232.67 560 2,923 P(2) ° W,TK PO -5 -5

60 Chinna Korpolu 556·44 219 1,050 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

61 Pedda Korpolu 903.66 424 2,298 P,M,H 0(2) W,TK PO 5-10 5-10 73

DIRECTORY and Land Dse NARASAMPET TALUK

Land use (i. e. , area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated. Unirri· Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti· ar chaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Warangal25 ED Rice T (117.36) 485.22 20.23 84·17 51 Jowar GC (87.01) WE (14.17) TK (12.14) W (2.02) 0(2.02) KR WaTanga} 27 ED Rice T (362.60) 1,193·27 64·75 340.34 Nl:Ml 52 Jowar TK (194.25) GC (143.66) WE (12.14) o (6·48) W (6.07) PR Warangal 30 EA Rice T (94·29) 544.30 103.19 147.31 53 Jowar TK (84.98) W (5.67) WE (2.02) o (1·62) PR Warangal 36 EA Rice T (150.54) 103.60 91·46 227·43 N1 54 Jowar TK (148·11) W (2.43) PR Mahbubabad 36 EA Rice 642.64 T (225·00) 498.17 202·34 84·18 N3:Ml 55 Jowar TK (207.60) WE (13·76) W (2.43) o (1.21) KR Mahbubabad 38 ED, Rice T (80·94) 306.75 42·09 37.63 56 EAG Jowar TK (80.94) PR Mahbubabad 36 EA Rice T (111. 29) 511. 52 145.69 127.88 N5:C2:M2:T2 57 Jowar TK (98.74) WE (7.29) W (5.26) KR Mahbubabad 34 ED Rice T (99.15) 252·52 54.23 86.20 58 Jowar TK (56.66) WE (42.49) KR Mahbubabad 36 EA Rice T (161.47) 703.34 251. 71 116.15 Nl 59 Jowar TK (100·77) W (48.56) WE (12.14) KR Mahbubabad 29 ED Rice T (61.92) 134.35 178.47 181. 70 60 Jowar TK (51.80) W (10.12) KR Mahbubabad 30 EA Rice T (133.14) 485.62 181.70 103.20 T2 61 Jowar TK (113.31) WE (l0.12) W (8·09) 0(1.62) 74

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5~10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r------'------. No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) 62 Alamkhanipet 1,032.76 434 2,338 P ° W PO 5-10 5-10

63 Venkatapur 987.43 220 1,122 P,M SMP W,HP PO, 5-10 BS

64 Redlawada 1.881. 78 743 4,026 P,M RP(3),O W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO, Phone 65 Topanpalle 443.53 264 1,289 P 0(2), W PO 5-10 -5 FPC

66 Bollikonda 496.95 193 I. 056 P -5 W -5 5-10 5-10

67 Gotlakonda 763·24 105 479 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

68 Burgamadla 188.99 307 1,567 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 10+ 75

DIRECTORY and Land use NARASAMPET TALUK

Land use (i.e .. area \Inder different types of land use Remarks in hectares rourtded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Mahbubabad 28 ,EA Rice T (124.64) 634.55 40·47 233.10 62 Jowar TK (109.26) WE (8.09) o (7.'29) PR Mahbubabad 33 EA Rice T (98.74) 628.07 215·29 45.33 63 Jowar TK (84.98) W (13· 76) . PR Mahbubabad 36 EA Rice T (171. 59) 591.24 894.35 224.60 N2:C2:T1 64 Jowar TK (104.41) W (67.18) KR Mahbubabad 32 EA Rice T (121.81) 209.63 5·66 106.43 Nl 65 Jowar WE (58.27) TK (50.99) W (10.12) 0(2.43) KR Mahbubabad 30 Rice T (58·28) 183.32 116.95 138.40 66 Jowar W (38.85) TK (19.43) KR Mahbubabad 30 ED, Rice T (45.33) 427.75 38.04 252.12 67 EAG Jowar TK (20.24) WE 14.57) W (10.52) KR Mahbubabad 38 ED Rice T (60.70) 59.08 36.83 32.38 68 Jowar TK (57·46) W (3.24) WARANGAL URBAN TALUK

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WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Vrillage Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

9 Desaipet 5 Palvelpula

17 Girmajipet 16 Ramannapet 11 Gorrekunta 14- Rangashaipet 7 Hanamkonda 18 Shaimpet 20 Kadipikonda 2 Somidi 19 , Kazipet 6 Kumarpalle 13 Thimmapur (Haveli) 4 Lakshasingaram 10 L,akshmipuram 15 Urus

1 ·Madikonda 3 Waddepalle 8 M~twada 12 Warangal Fort

77 78

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village) the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) village (in ..-.--"----",","", Code ~------~------~ No, hectares) House- Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Madikonda (Rural) 4,230.57 1,900 9,860 P SMP W PO,TO Monday BS

2 Somidi 333.86 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 3 Waddepall e (Rural) 1,302.58 17 87 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

4 Lakshasingaram N.A. Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 5 Palvelpula (Rural) 579.91 197 997 P H W PO 5-10 BS

6 Kumarpalle (Rural) 310.80 158 895 -5 -5 W,TK PO, 5-10 5-10 Phone

7 Hanamkonda 1,734.07 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 8 Matwada 261.02 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 9 Desaipet 311.61 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) JO Lakshmipuram 249.69 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 11 Gorrekunta 1,141.21 781 4,161 P -5 W PO -5 BS

12 Warangal Fort 20198.65 109 659 P,M -5 W PO -5 BS (Rural) 13 Thimmapur (Havel i) 867.64 528 2,916 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

14 Rangashaipet 360.57 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 15. Urus N.A. Urban Area (included in Wara1lgal city) 16 Ramannapet 222.98 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 17 Girmajipet N.A. Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 18 Shaimpet 717.10 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 19 Kazipet 691.20 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 20 Kadipikonda 466·60 1,072 5,925 P,M -5 W PO -5 -5 79

DIRECTORY and Land use WARANGAL (URBAN)TALUK

Land use (i.e., a'rea under different types ofland use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,- -~------~--~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Warangal10 EA Rice T (456.48) 3,242.34 176.44 355.31 M2 1 Jowar W (412.37) TK (44.11) Urban Area ( included in Warangal city) 2 KR Warangal 2 EA Rice T (263·05) 637.78 46·54 355.31 N29:C3:M4:TI 3 Jowar TK (263.05) Urban Area (incJuded in Warangal city) 4 PR Warangal 10 EA Rice T (148.12) 301.08 13.76 116·95 5 Jowar TK (121·41) W (26.71) KR Warangal 6 ED Rice T (197.08) 4.86 8.09 96.71 6 Iowar W (144.47) TK (52.61) Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 7 Urban Area (inel uded in Warangal city) 8 Urban drea (included in Warangal city) 9 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 10 PR Waraogal 5 ED Rice T (213.67) 740·17 187.37 N4:M2:T2 11 Jowar W (l13.31) TK (100.36) PR Warangal 2 ED Rice - T (844.58) 793·99 184.94 375. ]4 12 Jowar TK (844.58) PR Warangal 18 ED Rice T (32·37) 675.83 32·37 127.07 13 Jowar TK (32.37) Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 14 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 15 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 16 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 17 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 18 Urban Area (included in Warangal city) 19 PR Warangal 4 ED Rice - T (137·59) 246.05 72·85 9·71 N20:CI:MI 20 TK (137.59)

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WARANGAL (RURAL) TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name ofNillage Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 34 Agrampahad 58 Mondrai 49 Anantharam 23 Mucherla 1 Ananthsagar 61 Mummadivaram 9 Arvapalle 33 Mustialpall e i7 Atmakur 7 Nagaram 24 Bheemaram 60 Nallaballe (Yelgur) 38 Bodduchintapall e 59 Narlavai

25 , Chintaghat 32 Oblapur 56 . ChiIitalapalle 53 Ookal 18 "Choudlapalle 19 Oorgonda

31 41 Paidpalle 26 Devannapet 57 Pallurguda 44 r;>harmaram 35 Peddapur 45 Dubakunta 29 Pegadapalle j 6 Pembarty 62 Elguru (Ranganpet) 14 Pesarkonda 36 Elkurty (Haveli) 43 Pothrajpalle 42 Enmamulll 13 Pulkurty

48 Geesgonda 65 Ramacbandrapur 28 Gopalpur 55 Sangam 5 Hasanparthi 54 Shayampet (Haveli) 22 Siddapur 2 Jaigiri 12 Singarajpalle 8 SudanpaUe 11 Kogilvai 50 Kommala 27 Tararpalle 16 Kothaghat 63 Thimmapur 40 Kothapet patti Yelgur

3 Laknavaram 47 Vanchanagiri 20 Led alIa 46 Vasanthapur 21 Venkatapur 52 Machapur (Chandragiri) 15 Malakpet 51 Vishwanathpur 64 Mallampalle 10 Mallareddypalle 30 Wangapahad 37 Mangonda 39 Mogilicherla 4 Yellapur

81 82

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----'----, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Ananthsagar 1,023.85 312 1,749 P RP W. PO 10+ -5

2 Jaigiri 571.82 353 1,861 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

3 Laknavaram 222.58 4 124 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5

4 Yellapur 73&.14 394 1,950 P,M -5 W PO 10+ BS,RS \ 5 Hasanparthi 1,123.00 2.097 11,008 P,M.H RP,H, W PO,TO, 10+ BS,RS 0(2) PTO, Phone , Pembarty 934.01 321 1.750 P(2) -5 W PO 10+ -5 , 7 Nagaram }'In.78 661 3,230 P,M RP W PO,TO" 10+ BS PTO 8 Sudanpalle 414·80 155 754 P -5 W ·5 10+ -5

9 Arvapalle 522.85 164 875 P,M 5-10 W ·5 10+ -5

10 Mallareddypalle 677.44 454 2,236 P .5 W PO 10+ -5

11 Kogilvai 672.59 400 2,129 P,M PHS W PO 10+ -5

12 Singarajpalle 373.93 239 1>214 P -5 W PO" 10+ BS Phone, 13 Pulkurty 1,136.35 544 2.690 P,M.H RP W PO 10+ -5

14 Pesarkonda 711. 44 324 }'609 P -5 W Pq 10+ BS

15 Malakpet 404.28 206 1,070 P -5 W -5 5-10 5-10

16 Kothaghat 668.94 85 390 P 5-10 W PO -5 BS

17 Atmakur 1.621.57 1,323 6,853 P,M,H 5·10 W PO,TO, Friday BS PTO, Phone 18 Choudlapalle 616.33 300 1,557 P -5 W PO -5 -5

19 Oorgonda },817.03 852 4,310 P RP W PO.TO, 5-10 BS PTO, Phone 20 Ledalla 1,177.23 357 1>840 P 5-10 W PO,TO 10+ BS 83

DIRECTORY and Land use WARANGAL{RURAL)TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- l, any place of .--- ....._------~ tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated' , Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vatioD interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Warangal 25 BAG Rice T (254.55) 625·24 91·46 52.60 NI0:CI:MI:T1 Jowar W (218.13) TK (36.42) J(R Warangal 21 tA Rice T (75.27) 409.54 87.01 MI:T1 2 lowar TK (12.44) W (2.83) KR Warangal 14 -.i T (31.57) 176·04 14.97 3 TK (31.57) PR Warangal24 EA Rice T (206.39) 366.64 165.11 NI0:MI:T2 4 Jowar TK (206.39) PR W~rangal 18 EA Rice T (217.72) 580·32 74.46 250·50 NI35:M6:T3 5 Jowar TK (217.72)

KR Watangal 18 EA Rice T (167.54) 673·39 93.08 N5 6 Jowar TK (167.54) PR Warangal 18 EA Rice T (188.99) 795.61 188.18 N15 7 Jowar TK (188.99) KR Warangal 21 EA Rice T (254.14) 104·81 55.85 8 Jowar TK (254.14) KR Warangal 18 EA Rice T (235·12) 222.58 65.15 9 Jowar TK (235.12) KR Warangal20 EA Rice T (138.00) 453·25 86.19 C2:M6:T1 10 Jowar TK (138.00) KR Warangal 16 EA Rice T (156.61) 416.42 99.56 Chennakeswara 11 Maize TK (156·61) Swamy Temple, M2:Tl PR War an gal 18 EA Rice T (27.52) 260.21 86.20 12 Maize TK (27·52) KR Warangal20 ED Rice T (141.64) 601.76 392.95 Nl:Ml 13 Maize TK (141.64) PR Warangal 18 EA Rice T (95·91) 383.24 232.29 14 Maize TK (95.91) KR Warangal19 EA Rice T (38.04) 293.40 72.84 Ml 15 Jowar TK (38.04) PR WarangaJ 19 ED Rice T (20·64) 629.69 17.81 0.80 16 Jowar TK (14,16) W (6.48) PR Warangal22 ED Rice T (341.55) 917.42 324.96 37.64 N4:M2:T1 17 Jowar TK (341.55)

KR Warangal 18 ED Rice T (40.87) 486.03 80·94 8.49 18 Jowar TK (40.87) PR WarangaJ 16 EA Rice T (140.83) 1,518.38 157.8'2 Nl:Ml:T1 19 Jowar TK (140.83)

PR Warangal 16 EA Rice T (151. 76) 890.71 134.76 NI0:M2 20 Maize TK (151.76) 84

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,.- ,------..... No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus. (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4Al (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

21 Venkatapur 442.72 119 673 P 5-10 W PO.TO. 10+ -5 (Chandragiri ) PTO. Phone 22 Siddapur 982·98 647 3.237 P.M RP W PO 10+ 5-10

23 Mucherla 1,375.93 623 2.965 P.M RP W PO., 10+ BS Phone 24 Bheemaram 758·78 942 4.901 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

25 Chintaghat 1.282.85 949 5.423 P,M RP W.T PO.TO. 10+ BS PTO. Phone 26 Devannapet 677.04 488 3,096 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

27 Tararpalle 544.30 449 2,192 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

28 Gopalpur 170.37 230 1.202 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10

29 Pegadapalle 790.75 660 3,798 P RP W PO. 10+ BS Phone 30 Wangapahad 1.169.13 818 4.020 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

31 Damera 1,029.52 780 3.790 P.M,H H,PHC W PO.TO. 10+ BS PTO 32 Oblapur 484.41 143 741 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

33 M ustiaipall e 874.52 334 1.799 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

34 Agrampahad 487.24 212 997 P 5-10 W· -5 10+ BS

35 Peddapur 4,487.95 10092 5,524 P(3) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

36 Elkurty

37 Mangonda 919.04 446 2;207 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

38 Bodduchintapalle 537.02 154 739 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ BS 85

DIRECTORY and Land use WARANGAL (RURAL) TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares roun4ed upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated . Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(ll) (l2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Warangal 16 EA Rice T (28.73) 303.51 40.87 69·61 Ml 21 Jowar TK (28.73)

KR Warangal 16 \EA Rice T (133.55) 496·14 353.29 Nl:MI 22 Maize TK (133.55) PR Warangal 14 EA Rice T (231.48) 1,002.00 142.45 N5:M2 23 Maize TK (231,48) 7.69 24 PR Warangal 10 .." Rice T (64.75) 414.80 202.34 Jowar TK (64.75) PR Warangal 16 EA Rice T (1,004.02) 234·72 44.11 NI5:Cl:MI5:T2 25 Maize TK ("004.02)

PR Warangal 16 EA Rice T (35.61) 584.77 56.66 N5:T1 26 Maize TK (35·61) KR Warangal 13 ED Rice T (173·61) 137.19 25.90 207.60 27 Jowar W (89·84) TK (83.77) KR Warangal 10 EA Rice T (137.59) 30·35 2.43 Ml 28 Maize TK (80.94) W (56.65) PR Warangal 13 EA Rice T (227·43) 440.70 122.62 NI0:M35:T14 29 Maize TK (227.43) \ PR Warangal 10 ED Rice T ,(246.86) 658·02 81. 74 182.51 N35:M3:T,2 30 Jowar TK (125.45) W (I21.41) PR Warangal 13 EA Rice T (67.58) 788.73 173.21 N25:Cl:M8 31 Maize TK (67.58) PR Warangal 16 EA Rice T (17.40) 366.24 40·06 60.71 32 Maize TK (17.40) KR Warangal 16 ED Rice T (61.92) 746.64 59.89 6·07 33 Jowar TK (40.47) W (21.45) PR Warangal 17 ED Rice T (46.54) 395.38 41.28 4·04 34 Jowar TK (40.47) W (6.07) PR Warangal 16 ED Rice T (708.20) 2,662.83 309·58 736·53 35 Jowar TK (578.70) W (129.50) PR Warangal 16 ED Rice T (97.12) 1,056·23 60.70 8.10 N2:Ml:T1 36 Jowar TK (97.12) KR Warangal 13 ED Rice T (220.55) 542.28 145.69 10.52 N2:Ml 37 Maize TK (152·16) W (68.39) PR Warangal 8 ED Rice T (63.94) 443·13 29·14 0.81 Nl 38 Jowar TK (40.47) W (23.47) 86 VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca. Total area Households and in broad ranges Viz., - 5 KIns .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ....--'---....., No. hectares) House· Popu)a· Educational Medica) Drinking Post and Day or Communi ca· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (411) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

39 Mogilicherla 1,003·62 867 4,463 P,M,H D W PO 10+ BS

40 Kothapet 1.577.06 314 1,480 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS

41 Paidpalle 2,751.86 1,380 7,418 P(4),M(4), 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS H(2)

42 Enmamula 1,597.29 363 1,595 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

43 PothrajpalJe 1,912.13 182 962 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS

44 Dharmaram 717.50 681 3,430 P,M,H 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 BS

45 Dubakunta 70.82 144 773 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

46 Vasanthapur 427.35 166 866 P -5 W -5 10+ BS

47 Vanchanagiri 956·27 539 2,708 P,M RP,O W,HP PO. 10+ BS Phone

48 Geesgonda 1.598·50 545 3,027 P(2),M,H -5 W PO,TO 10+ BS

49 Anantharam 469.03 156 736 P 5-10 W PO -5 BS

50 Kommala 458.51 377 1.859 P,M 10+ W .5 -5 -5

51 Vishwanathpur 1,012.93 428 2,133 P 10+ W PO Saturday BS

52 Machapur 838·58 476 2,474 P,M 10+ W PO,TO -5 BS

53 Ookal 630.90 373 1,715 P(2),M -5 W,TK PO,TO 5-10 BS

54 Shayampet (Haveli) 1.385.64 380 1,942 P,M RP W PO 5-10 BS

55 Sangam t.383.21 I,} 13 5,504 P(5),M,H PHC, W,HP PO, 10+ BS FPC, Phone RP(3),H, CHW 87

DIRECTORY and Land use WARANGAL (RURAL) TALUK

Land use (i .e., area uJlder different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion ,--- ~-~------~ Approacb Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Warangal 8 ,ED Rice T (190.20) 786.30 21.05 6.07 NI:M2 39 Jowar o (190.20) PR Warangal 8 ED Rice T (5[7.19) 897.19 103.19 42.49 Nl:T1 40 Jowar W (348.03) TK (169.16) PR Warangal 8 Rice T (384.45) 1.827.16 486·43 50.59 41 Jowar W (250.90) TK (133.55) KR Warangal 5 El) Rice T (242.81) 905.28 41·28 407.92 42 Jowar W (151. 76) TK (91.05) PR Warangal 6 ED Rice T (257.38) 1,583.13 67·58 4.04 NI:TI 43 Jawar TK (128.69) W (128.69) PR Warangal 6 ED Rice T (75.68) 551.18 67·58 22.66 N3 44 Jowar W (50.18) TK (25.50) FP Warangal 2 Rice T (35.2\) 19.42 10.12 6.07 45 Jowar TK (20·23) W (14·98) PR Warangal 4 ED Rice T (49,37) 305.13 57.47 15.38 NI:M2:T2 46 Jowar TK (29.14) W (20·23) 723.58 12.55 30.35 N5 47 PR Warangal 6 EA Rice • L T (189.79) Jowar TK (96.31) W (93.48) 48 PR Warangal 8 ED Rice T (131. 52) 1.384.43 73.65 8.90 N2:M6:Tl Maize TK (121.41) W (10.11) 49 PR Warangal 13 ED Rice T (43.30) 392.54 30.35 0.80 N1 Maize TK (43.30) SO KR Warangal 18 ED Rice T (44.51) 341.96 68.80 3.24 Ml Jowar TK (36.42) W (8·09) 51 PR Warangal 17 ED Rice T (43·30) 790.35 167·14 12.14 N2 Maize TK (43.30) PR Warangal 14 ED Rice T (54·63) 746.64 30.35 6.88 N2:Ml 52 Jowar TK (40.87) W (13.76) PR Warangal 13 ED Rice T (279.23) 313.23 36.02 2·42 N2:M3:T3 53 Jowar TK l279.23) PR Warangal 10 EA Rice 944.53 229.86 211. 25 N2:M1:T1 54 Jowar PR Warangal 14 EA Rice T (24.28) 918·63 174.02 266.28 N36:M2:Tl 55 Jowar W (24.28) 88

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) .-___ --L-__ --.. Code village (in ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, jfany Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

56 Chintalapalle 1,079.70 361 1,796 P RP W PO 10+ BS,RS

57 Pallurguda 889.09 492 2,787 P(3) -5 W PO 5-10 BS

58 Mondrai 909.73 571 2,729 P -5 W PO -5 BS

59 Narlavai 384.45 145 758 P RP W PO 5-10 BS

60 NallabalJe (YeJgur) 780.64 255 1,306 P,M,H' RP W PO,TO 5-10 -5

61 Mummadivaram 793.18 33 169 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10

62 Elguru (Ranganpet) 2,524·83 618 3,056 P(5) RP,CHW W,HP, PO 10+ RS TK 63 Thimmapur 647·09 164 804 P CHW W -5 10+ BS patti Yelgur

64 Mallampalle 3,157·35 1,075 5,157 P,M,H HC W PO Thursday BS

65 Ramachandrapur 4,272.66 J,050 5,065 P(2) 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 89

DIRECTORY

Bnd Land nse WARANGAL(RURAL)TALUk

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares roullded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated " Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.), for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Waranga! 14 EA Rice T (22.26) 476.72 325.77 254.95 N6 56 Jowar TK (22.26) PR Warangal 15 ED Rice T (70.42) 650.73 161. 47 6.47 57 Jowar TK (47.35) W (23.07) PR Warangal 16 ED Rice T (104.41) 679.06 108.86 17.40 Nl:Tl 58 Jowar TK (80.94) W (23.47) PR Warangal 18 E'D Rice T (192.63) 87.82 104.00 59 Jowar TK (163.09) W (29·54) KR Warangal18 EA Rice T (247.67) 397~40 135.57 Nl:Ml:T1 60 Jowar W (159.45) TK (88·22) KR . Waranga! 16 Rice T (364.21) 348.03 51.40 20.24 61 Jowar TK (232.69) W (131. 52) KR Warangal 16 EAG Rice T (314.84) 1,217·29 226.63 766·07 N6:Ml:Tl 62 Jowar TK (314·84) PR Waranga! 16 ED Rice T (447.58) 28.33 110·08 60.70 N2 63 Jowar TK (407.11) W (40.47) PR WaTangal 35 ED Rice T (245.24) 2,381. 57 495.74 34.80 N3:Ml 64 Jowar TK (245.24) KR Warangal 36 Rice T (19.02) 4,048.46 178.47 26.71 Nl:Ml 65 Jowar TK (19.02) GHANPUR TALUK

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J. 11 d AI ." ,., 0 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

GHANPUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 57 Aliabad 38 Pamnur 22 Pedda Pendyala 49 Chagal 15 Peechera 32 Chilupur 36 Pullagutta 30 Chinn a Pendyala 52 Raghavapur 4 Devnur 27 Raghunathapall e 28 Dharmapuram 31 Rajavaram 8 Dharmasagar 23 Rampur

34 ',Fathepur 43 Sagaram , 60 Shapalle 41 Garhnallapalle 48 Sivunipalle 37 Ohanpur 5 Somdevarapalle 14 Gundalasagar 17 Sripathipalle 13 Sudeshpalle 11 J~nakipur 59 Suraram

44 Konaicbalam 45 Tammadapalle 16 Kondapur 54 Tandarpall e 50 Kothapalle (Medikonda) 21 Tatikayala 35 Tatikonda 33 Krishnajigudem 61 Thammadapalle (Gudur) Kunuru 40 55 Teegram 10 Kyathampalle 42 Tidugu 46 Timmampet 18 Lingampalle 58 Timmapur (Chitur)

6 Madipalle 7 Unikicherla 24 Malakapalle 39 Uppugal 19 Malkapur 12 Mallikudurla 25 Vanama lakanaparthy 51 Medikonda 1 Velair 3 Mupparam 20 Venkatadripet 26 Venkatapuram (Chitur) 2 Narayanagiri 53 V ish wanathpur 29 Nasikal 47 Nemiligonda 9 Yelkurthy Dharmasagal'

62 Obalapur 56 Zafargadha

91 92

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz_, - 5 Kms_, 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village oftbe population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,--.....____, ,_---- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica--- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7), (8) (9) (10)

Velair 2,989.81 I.450 6,956 P,M,H 5-10 W PO,TO 10+ BS

2 Narayanagiri 1,344.77 726 3,666 P,M,H -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

3 Mupparam 1,756.74 558 2,612 P RP W,R -5 10+ BS

4 Devnur I.417·61 419 ],946 P RP,H W PO 10+ BS

5 Somdevarapalle 469.03 220 1,226 P -5 W,HP -5 10+ BS

6 Madipalle 10217·70 472 2,280 P RP W PO 10+ BS

7 Unikicherla 1,100.74 474 2,480 P,M -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

8 Dharmasagar 2,141·19 1,283 6,512 P,M,H 0 W,HP PO,TO 10+ BS

9 Yelkurthy 2,079.27 679 3,]04 P,M,H -5 W,HP PO 10+ -5 Dharmasagar 10 KyathampaJle 805.32 189 J, 008 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

11 Janakipur 634.55 229 1,122 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

12 Mallikudurla 845.79 383 1,873 P,M RP(2) W,HP PO 10+ BS

13 Sudeshpalle 780·64 209 975 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

14 Gundalasagar 1,078·89 184 818 P -5 W,HP -5 10+ -5

15 Peechera 2,]56.97 776 3,702 P,M RP(2) W PO,TO 10+ BS

16 Kondapur 1,420·04 274 1,329 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ -5

17 Sripathipalle 877·76 267 ],253 P,M 0 W PO 10+ BS

18 Lingampalle 1,535.78 472 2.138 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

19 Malkapur ],535.78 640 3,008 P,M,H RP(2) W PO 10+ -5 93

DIRECTORY and Land use GHANPUR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area,under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15 ) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

, PR Warangal 38 EA Rice T (458.91) 2,101.93 92.27 336.70 N65:M6:Tl 1 Jowar TK (458·91) PR Waranga) 30 EA Rice T (253·74) 635·35 178.47 277.21 N20 2 W (152.16) TK (10).58) PR Waranga! 29 EA Rice T (188.99) 1,035.18 265.48 267.09 T1 3 W (148.52) TK (40.47) PR Waranga! 24 ED, Rice T (25.90) 598·12 596·51 197.08 N3:T1 4 EAG Jowar W (25.90) PR Warangal 24 ED Jowar T (38·04) 313.63 30·76 86.60 5 W (36.42) TK (1.62) PR Waranga! 24 EA Rice T (121.81) 779.83 194.65 121·41 NI5:Cl:T2 6 W (121.81)

PR Waranga! 22 EA Rice " T (1,054.61) 6.47 39.66 NI0 7 Maize TK (J, 054. 61) PR Warangal20 EA Rice 1,649.09 420.47 31.16 NI42:M2:T2 8

KR Waranga! 24 EA Rice 2,012·50 66.77 N5:Ml 9

PR Warangal26 EAG Rice T (109.26) 491.69 157·83 46.54 10 Jowar W (109.26) PR Waranga! 28 EA Rice T (68.39) 297.44 208.82 59·90 N2 11 W (68.39) PR Waranga! 30 EA Rice T (106.03) 509·09 163.90 65.16 N36 12 Jowar TK (74·46) W (31.57) KR Waranga! 30 EA Rice T (45.32) 612.69 105.22 ·8·09 N6 13 Jowar TK (45.32) KR Waranga! 33 ED, Rice T (151.76) 505.86 202.34 218.93 Nl:Ml 14 EAG Jowar W (151. 76) PR Warangal '34 EA Rice T (142.45) 1,389.28 356·93 268.31 N9:T1 15 Jowar W (139.62) TK i2.83) KR Waranga) 40 EA Rice T (59.08) 1,041.66 36·02 283·28 Tl 16 Maize W (59.08) PR Waranga! 43 ED Rice T (175.63) 384·05 161.87 156.21 17 W (161.87) TK (13.76) PR Waranga! 43 ED Rice T (81. 75) 847.00 376.76 230·27 TI 18 Jowar TK {81·75) KR Waranga! 38 ED Rice T (230.67) 864.41 248.48 192.22 N3 :Cl: M2:T2 19 Jowar W (151. 76) TK (78.91) 94 VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loea- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + KIDs. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~--., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station. ifany Waterway) (9) (10) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) I (8)

-5 20 Venkatadripet 724.39 447 1,999 P -5 W PO 10+

BS 21 Tatikayala 1,594·46 553 2,632 P RP(5) W PO 10+

BS,RS 22 Pedda Pendyala 1,989.43 874 4,637 P,M,H 0 W PO 10+

23 Rampur 1,666.90 620 3,170 P 0 W,HP PO,TO 10+ BS

24 Ma1akapalle 261.43 493 2,455 P,M 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

25 Vanamalakanaparthy 699·30 221 1,376 P 5-10 W PO, 10+ BS

26 V enkata puram 1,509.88 593 3,262 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS (Chituq 27 Raghunathapalle 541. 87 321 },654 P -5 W PO.TO }O+ BS

28 Dharmapuram 875·33 340 t. 735 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

BS 29 Nasikal 1,003.21 462 2,350 P 0 W,R PO 5-10

30 Chinna Pendyala 858.74 547 2,833 P,M -5 W PO 5-10 BS

31 Rajavaram 1,728·41 589 2,893 P.M -5 N,W fO -5 -5

32 ChiIupur 1,481.15 566 2,945 P,M,H -5 W PO Sunday BS

BS 33 Krishnajigudem 1,090.22 377 1,913 P RP W PO -5

34 Fathepur 1,266.26 324 1,570 P -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

35 Tatikonda 3,217.24 854 4,036 P,M,H H(A) W PO 5-10 BS

BS 36 Pullagutta 2.I40.38 592 2,928 P,M 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10

BS,RS 37 Ghanpur 2,023.83 959 4,764 P(3),M(2), PHC. T,W PO,TO, Saturday B(2) RP,O PTO 95

DIRECTORY and Land. use GHANPUR TALUK

Land use (i.e .• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rQunded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- --, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Warangal 33 ED Rice T (78·51) 631.31 8.50 6.07 Ml:T1 20 Jowar W (40.47) TK (38.04) PR Warangal 30 ED Rice T (621,19) 586.79 376.36 10.12 M2 21 Jowar o (586.79) W (34.40) PR Warangal 28 ED Rice T (240.79) 1,303·49 260.21 184·94 N25:M4:T1 22 Jowar W (139.62) TK (101.17) PR Warangal20 EA Rice T (191.42) 411. 56 908.92 155.00 NI3:Ml 23 Jowar TK (169.97) W (21.45) PR Waranga] 34 ED Rice T (12.95) 206.39 21. 85 19·83 24 Jowar W (12.95) PR Warangal 24 ED, Rice T (86·60) 541.07 70.01 1.62 Nl 25 EAG Jowar W (86.60) PR Warangal22 ED, Rice T (89.03) J,326.96 46·94 46.95 26 EAG Jowar TK (89.03) PR Warangal 27 ED. Rice T (64.75) 384.45 47.75 44·92 N4:T1 21 EAG Jowar TK (64.75) KR Warangal24 ED Rice T (89.84) 736·93 38.44 10.12 28 Jowar TK (77.70) W{12.14) PR War an gal 25 ED. Rice T (29.95) 123.02 717.50 132.74 M3:T1 29 EAG Jowar TK (29.95) PR Warangal 28 ED. Rice T (161.47) 545.92 151. 35 N5:Cl 30 EAG Jowar W (141.24) TK (20.23) KR Warangal 32 ED Rice T (222.58) 858.34 485.62 161.87 N2 31 Jowar TK (169.97) W (52·61) PR Warangal 38 ED Rice T (93.08) 1.183.70 204.37 N4 32 Jowar TK (93.08) PR Jangaon 34 ED Rice T (93.89) 749.47 230.67 8.09 33 Jowar TK (63.54) W (30.35) KR WarangaJ 41 ED Rice. T (46.54) 10 112.88 46.54 60.30 34 Jowar W (40·47) . TK (6.07) PR Jangaon 32 ED Rice 989.45 T (229.86) 1.664.87 63·94 269.12 NI:T2 35 Jowar W (229.86) PR War an gal 38 ED Rice T (251.31) 942.11 865.21 81. 75 N4:Ml:Tl 36 Jowar W (251.31) PR Warangal 36 EA Rice T (361·38) 1,312.39 65.16 284.90 37 Jowar TK (361.38) 96

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available wjthin the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - S Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ..---~--~ ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi ca· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

38 Pamnur 181.04 332 1,591 P RP W PO 10+ BS,RS

39 Uppugal 603.38 764 3,643 P,M -5 W PO 10+ BS

40 Kunuru 1.111.26 619 3,061 P,M,H RP W PO '10+ BS

41 Garimallapalle 1,279·61 411 2,Il9 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

42 Tidugu 615.53 239 1,305 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

43 Sagaram 556.85 296 1.379 P(2) ·5 W PO 10+ BS

44 Konaichalam 705.35 210 1,112 P -5 W ·5 10+ -5

45 Tammadapalle 588.41 383 1,899 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

46 Timmampet 1,095.48 357 }'803 P,M PRC W,R PO 5·10 5-10

47 Nemiligonda 1,230.24 461 2,370 P 10+ W,O PO,TO -5 -5

48 Sivunipalle 604·19 689 3,636 P,M,H RP,O T PO,TO 10+ BS,RS

49 Cbagal },237·53 788 3,692 P,M,H H(AJ W,HP PO,TO " 10+ BS

50 Kotbapalle 564·13 275 1,263 P -5 W,O -5, ·5 BS (Medikonda) 51 Medikonda 985·00 510 2,424 P,M ·5 W,R PO 10+ BS

52 Ragbavapur 722·36 331 1,531 P,M -5 W PO, TO 10+ BS

53 Viswanatbpur 427.35 170 811 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

54 Tandarpalle 748.26 215 1,085 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

S5 Teegram 859·95 275 }'261 P :0 W PO 10+ -5

S6 Zafargadha 3,354.84 1,364 6,718 P,M,H PHC W PO, TO 10+ BS

S7 Aliabad 95.10 13 69 P -5 W ·5 10+ BS 97

DIRECTORY aud Laud use GHANPUR TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- -, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated " Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(li) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Warangal 32 ED Rice T (134.35) 494.93 122.62 29.14 N2:T1 38 Jowar TK (128.28) W (6,07) PR Warangal 31 ED, Rice T (431,39) 82.55 80.94 8.50 N5:C2 39 EAG TK (399·02) W (32·37) PR Warangal 28 ED Rice T (189.80) 798.85 20.23 102·38 N3:M2 40 Jowar TK (137.19) W (52.61) KR Warangal 28 ED Rice T (202.34) 796.01 142.45 137.19 N2 41 Jowar TK \202.34) PR Warangal 32 ED Rice T (152.16) 339.94 123·43 42 Jowar TK (152.16) PR Warangal 35 ED Rice T (60·70) 420.47 32.78 42.90 N2:Tl 43 Jowar TK (60.70) KR Warangal 32 Rice T (97.93) 445.96 40.06 121.40 44 W (56.65) TK (41.28) KR Warangal 28 ED Rice T (21. 85) 510.31 41.68 14.57 N6:M5:T2 45 TK (21.85) KR Warangal 31 ED Rice T (53.42) 915.40 28.73 97.93 Nl 46 Jowar TK (53·42) KR Warangal 32 ED Rice T (140.42) 967.20 57.87 64.75 Nl:Tl 47 Jowar TK (140.42) PR Warangal 32 EA Rice T (64.34) 348.43 127.48 63.94 N50:C2:M5:T3 48 Jowar TK (40.06) W (24.28) PR Jangaon 28 ED Rice T (\14.53) 892.74 188.58 4l·68 N9:M2:T2 49 Jowar W (100.77) TK (13·76) PR Jangaon 28 ED Rice T (56.66) 40.47 19.02 407.52 Tl 50 Jowar TK (56·66) PR Jangaoo 26 ED Rice T (79.32) 787·11 80.94 37.63 N6:T2 51 Jowar TK (79.32) PR Jangaon 24 ED Rice T (30·76) 624.02 67.58 N2 52 W (30.76) KR Jangaon 32 ED Rice T (21. 45) 305.54 97.12 2.02 53 Jowar TK (21.45) PR Jangaon 34 ED, Rice T (25.90) 560.49 80.94 80.93 54 EAG Jowar TK (25.90) KR Jangaon 36 EAG Rice T (59.49) 332.25 109·26 358.95 Nl 55 Jowar W (43·30) TK (16.19) PR Warangal 37 ED, Rice T (323.75) 1,416.40 441.11 t.173.58 N30:Ml:Tl 56 EAG Jowar TK (323.75) PR Warangal 38 ED, Rice T (18.21) 8-10 65.96 2.83 N37 57 EAG Jowar TK (18.21) 98

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms .• 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in "--~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stoP. Railway market. station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

58 Timmapur (Chitur) 504·64 122 626 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

S9 Suraram 470.24 173 856 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

60 Shapalle 272.35 83 452 P -5 W PO 10+ 5-10

61 Thammadapalle 1,008·47 433 1.948 P RP W PO \ 10+ 5-10 (Gudur) 62 Obalapur 1,400.61 270 1,447 P -5 W PO 10+ 5-10 99

DIRECTORY GHANPUR TALUK and Land use ~JItM"

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto..l.- 2______decimal places) --, including Loca- r--- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated' Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by sourCe' gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Warangal38 ED, Rice T (40.47) 228.24 203·56 12·14 58 " EAG Jowar TK (40.47) KR Warangal40 Rice T (19.02) 406.30 40.87 2.03 59 Jowar TK (19.02) KR Warangal40 Rice T (18.21) 242.81 7.28 4.05 60 Jowar TK (18,21) KR Warangal 41 ED. Rice T (69.20) 541·06 101.17 297.04 N2 61 E~G Jowar TK (69.20) KR Warangal38 J?D Rice T (68.80) 242.81 1,084.55 4·05 N7:M2 62 Jowar TK (68.80) CHERIYAL TALUK

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CHERIYAL TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

36 Abdulnagaram 44 Ladnoor 53 Ainapur 45 Lakkapalle 33 Akkerajapalle 74 Lakshmapur 17 Aknour 61 Lingampalle 70 Alimpur 6 Lingapuram 43 Ammapur 11 , Ankushapuram 38 Machupahad 4 Arjunapalle 27 Maddur 39 Malakpet ... 77 ~achannapet 60 Mansanpalle 16 B,airanpalle 20 Marimusthiaya 72 B'amdanagaram 47 Marmamula 76 Basireddipalle 49 Mustiyal 9 B~kal 41 Bommakur 66 Nagireddipalle 12 Bopthaghatnagaram 58 Nagpur 26 Narasaipalle 50 Chienchamkota 81 Narayanapur ~5 Cheriyal 34 Narmetta 79 Chinna Ramancberla 35 Narsapur alias 2 Chitiyal Ramrajpa11e 1 Danampalle 46 Dharmaram 65 Padmati Keshvapur 7 Dhoolmitta 57 Peddarajapet 18 Dommat 80 Pocbannapeta 63 Dubbaguntapall e 56 Posanapalle 32 Potharam 2S Gagilapur 62 Pullagudem 37 Gandiramvaram 67 Gangapuram 68 Ramachandrapuram 21 Gowraipalle 52 Ramsagar 55 Gurvnnapet 29 Rebarthy 40 Hanmanthpur 48 Salakpur 69 Itakalpalle 59 Salva pur 14 Solipuram 5 Jalapalle

51 Kadavergu 19 Tadoor 3 Kamlaipalle 78 Tammadpalle 71 Katkoor 54 Tapasapalle 73 Kesireddipalle _,13 Tarigoppula 23 Kistampet 8 Tbornala 75 Kodvatur 22 Komaravelle 30 Vallampatla 10 Kondapur 31 Vangampalle 64 Konne 24 Vecbarani 15 Kootigal 42 Veldenda

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VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given)

Code village (in ,------~------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Danampalle 842·55 236 1,051 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

2 Chitiyal 941·70 299 1.639 P 10+ W PO. 10+ 10+ Phon,e

3 Kamlaipalle 356.53 164 771 P 10+ W,TW -5 10+ 10+

4 Arjunapalle 590.03 234 1,133 P,M 10+ W PO,TO 10+ 10+

5 JalapaUe 494.93 248 1,147 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

6 Lingapuram 574.65 221 . 1,020 P 10+ W PO,' 10+ 10+ Phone 7 Dhoolmitta 1,224·98 530 2,473 P,M,H 10+ W,R PO, 10+ 10+ Phone

8 Thornala 250·90 191 878 P 10+ W -5 10+ 10+

9 Bekkal b086.98 224 1.073 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

10 Kondapur 861.57 285 1,513 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

11 Ankushapuram 1,367.83 357 J,834 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

12 Bonthaghatnagaram 1,538.21 401 2,108 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

13 Tarigoppula 2,361.33 842 4,061 P(2),M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS

14 Solipurarn 821·51 264 1,260 p 10+ R PO 10+ -5

15 Kootigal ],205.56 291 1,461 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

16 BairanpaJle 784.68 408 ],780 .... P,M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS 103

DIRECTORY and Land use CHERIY AL TALUK.

Land use (Le .• area under different types of land use Remarks in bectares rou~ded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power, Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religiou~s. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I,

KR 22 EA Rice T (50·18) 404.68 314.44 73.25 lowar W (32,37) o (17.81) KR Siddipet 24 EA Rice T (97.12) 728.43 4.05 112·10 Ml:Tl 2 Jowar TK (56.65) W (40.47) KR Siddipet 26 EA Rice T (12.14) 182.11 61.11 101. 17 J Jowar W (8.09) TK (4·05) KR ,Siddipet 28 EA Rice T (150.95) 337.10 101.17 0.81 Nl 4 Jowar TK (121.41) W (26~30) 0(3.24) KR Siddipet 29 EAG Rice T (45.33) 357.74 48.56 43.30 j Jowar TK (45.33) KR Siddipet 32 EA Rice T (34·40) 145.68 305·54 89.03 CJ:T1 0 lowar W (34.40) KR Siddipet 32 EA Rice T (197.48) 976.91 40.47 10.12 Nl0:Ml 7 Jowar TK (84.17) GC (80·94) W (32.37) KR Siddipet 34 EAG Rice T (31·97) 125.45 40·47 53.01 S Jowar o (16.59) W (12·t4) TK (3.24) KR Jangaon 28 EA Rice .. T (1l7.36) 450.41 357.34 161. 87 Jowar 0(40.47) TK (32.38) W (24.28) WE (20.23) KR Jangaon 26 EA Rice T (19.42) 397.00 161·87 283.28 MI 10 Jowar TK (19.42) KR Jangaon 26 Rice T (57.46) 103.60 453.65 753.12 U Jowar TK (57·46) KR Jangaon 24 EA Rice T (36.42) 886.67 372.31 242.81 12 Jowar 0(22.26) W (14.16) PR Jangaon 20 ED Rice T (7.28) 567.37 1,214·05 572.63 N2:Cl:Ml:T1 13 Jowar TK (7.28) KR Jangaon 20 ED Rice T (56.25) 291.37 182.11 291·78 M3 14 Jowar TK (56.25) KR Jangaon 24 EA Rice T (91.06) 687·96 405·09 21.45 15 Jowar TK (91·06) PR Jangaon 26 EA Rice T (89.03) 323.75 319.29 52.61 Nt 16 Jowar W (48.56) TK (40.47) 104

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the

tion Name of village of the ,--population ,---______nearest place where the ..A....facility______available is given) '"'" Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stop, Railway . market. station, if any waterway) (4A) (7) (8) (9) (10) (1)------(2) (3) (4B) (5) (6) 17· Aknour 3,029.06 %2 4,415 P,M,H W PO, TO, Monday BS ° Phone

18 Dommat 1,321. 30 326 1,518 P 5-10 W PO, 5-10 5-10 Phone

19 Tadoor 866.03 277 1,281 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

20 Marimusthiaya 426.54 297 1,466 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ BS

21 Gowraipalle 664.90 229 1,209 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ -5

22 Komaravelle 1.177.63 448 2,246 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

23 Kistampet 1 >167.92 208 990 P 10+ W. -5 10+ BS

24 Vecharani 903.26 385 J,825 P -5 W PO -5 BS

25 Cheriyal 4,525.59 2,385 12,139 p,M,a, H W PO,TO, Tuesday BS Je PTO, Phone 26 Narasaipalle 336·29 275 1,385 P 5-10 W PO, 5-10 5-10 Phone

27 Maddur 1.t28.67 527 2,953 P,M,H D W PO, 5-10 BS Phone

28 Gagilapur t.053.39 290 1,461 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5

29 Rebarthy 933.61 569 2,679 P,M 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

30 VallampatJa 815.84 286 1,317 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

31 Vangampalle 723.17 180 908 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

32 Potharam 722-36 215 1,077 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

33 AkkerajapalJe 350.46 216 971 P 10+ W PO 5-10 BS 105

DIRECTORY and Land nse CHERIY AL T ALUK.

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rouncled upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ..-- ~-~------~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated .. Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Siddipet 30 EA Rice T (469.43) t.040.04 988.64 530.95 N4:M2 17 Jowar W (210.44) TK (175.63) GC (83.36) KR Siddipet 29 EA Rice T (109.27) 817.06 213.67 181. 30 N1:M1:T2 18 Jowar W (48.56) TK (24·28) GC (20·24) o (16.19) PR Siddipet 24 EA Rice T (56.66) 501.81 161.06 146.50 M2 19 Jowar TK (32.38) W (24.28) PR Siddipet 24 EA Rice T (57·47) 308.37 38·85 21.85 20 Jowar TK (37.23) W (20.24) KR Siddipet 24 EA Rice T (50.59) 409.13 176·85 28.33 21 Jowar TK (50.59) PR Siddipet 24 ED Rice T (84.98) 808·56 183.73 100.36 Mallikarjana 22 Jowar TK (84.98) Swamy Temple. M2 PR Siddipet 28 ED Rice T (32.37) 899.21 219.34 17.00 23 Jowar TK (32·37) PR Siddipet 28 ED Rice T (90.65) 385.66 346.01 80.94 T1 24 Jowar TK (90.65) PR Siddipet 31 ED Rice T (225.81) 2,986.57 995·53 317·68 N1l6:C9:M8:T3 25 Jowar TK (225.81)

KR Siddipet 32 EA Rice T (43.30) 206.39 48.56 38.04 NI 26 Jowar W (40.47) 0(2.83) PR Jangaon 24 EA Rice T (81·75) 900.02 22.66 124·24 N6,M4:T2 27 Jowar TK (53.42) W (28.33) KR Jangaon 26 EO Rice T (168.75) 730.86 31.57 122.21 28 Jowar TK (151. 76) W (16.99) PR Jangaon 28 EA Rice T (200.73) 242.8\ 396.59 93.48 N2:Ml 29 Jowar TK (127·88) W (72.85) KR Jangaon 26 EA Rice T (78.51) 569.39 99·55 68.39 30 )owar TK (60.30) W (18.21) KR Jangaon 20 EAG Rice T (23.07) 556.56 108·45 25·09 31 Jowar TK (22.26) GC (0.81) KR Jangaon 20 ED, Rice T (lOLl7) 358.15 202.34 60.70 T1 32 EAG Jowar TK (101.17) PR Jangaon 20 ED, Rice T (48.56) 80.94 188.58 32·38 Ml 33 BAG Jowar TK (48.56) 106

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,,--__ ...1...-__ --.,. Code village (in ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

34 Narmetta 3,670.08 1.239 5,955 P,M H(A) W,TW PO Wednesday BS

35 Narsapur 1'}05.19 170 825 P 5-10 W,TW 5-10 5-10 5-10 alias Ramrajpalle 36 Abdu Inagaram 981. 36 294 J,228 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS

37 Gandiramvaram 1,056.63 252 Id66 P 10+ TK 5-10 10+ 5-10

38 Machupahad 1,908.90 395 2,057 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

39 Malakpet 197.89 132 617 P 10+ W -5 10+ 10+

40 Hanmanthpur t.447.28 316 1,568 P 10.,. W PO 10+ 10+

41 Bommakur 578.70 211 1,048 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

42 Veldenda 2,916.16 819 3,867 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

43 Ammapur 940.89 424 1,957 P -5 W PO -5 -5

44 Ladnoor 1,597.29 574 2,923 P,M,H PHC W PTO Saturday BS

45 Lakkapalle 292.59 33 177 P -5 W .5 -5 BS

46 Dharmaram 380.40 93 506 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

47 Marmamula 1,057.85 369 1,835 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

48 Salakpur 908.52 391 1,903 P,M 5·10 W PO, 5-10 -5 Phone

49 Mustiyal 2,269.07 952 4,340 P,M,H 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS

50 Chenchamkota 802.89 419 2,085 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

51 Kadavergu 2,389.26 917 4,273 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

52 Ramsagar 373.93 166 807 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

53 Ainapur 2,050.94 627 3,158 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS 107

DIRECTORY and Land use CHERIY AL T ALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares roun!iled upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated . Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Jangaon 16 EA Rice T (161.87) 2,476.67 412.37 619.17 N40:M2:T1 34 , Jowar W (161.87) KR Jangaon 20 ED, Rice T (34.40) 703.74 141·64 225.41 35 HAG Jowar TK (34.40) PR Jangaon 20 E.D, Rice T (60.70) 741·79 178.87 36 EAG Jowar TK (30.35) W (30·35) KR Jangaon 20 EAG Rice T (80.94) 728.43 247·26 37 Jowar WE (72.84) TK (8.10) KR Jangaon 16 EA Rice 250.09 T (32.38) 801.28 809.37 15.78 38 Jowar TK (32.38) KR Jangaon 14 Rice T (20.23) 133·14 12·14 32.38 M4 39 Jowar W (20.23) KR Jangaon 14 EA Rice T (8.50) 376.36 399.02 363.40 40 Jowar TK (8.50) KR Jangaon 14 EAG Rice T (32·37) 517·19 29.14 41 Jowar TK (32.37) PR Jaogaon 14 ED Rice T (211.24) 563.73 902·45 1,238·74 M2:T3 42 Jowar TK (211·24) KR Jangaon 20 EA 'Rice T (109.26) 101.18 528.92 201·53 43 Jowar TK (109·26) PR Jangaon 18 EA Rice T (165.92) 485.62 338·72 607.03 N8:Cl:M1:T3 44 Jowar TK (165.92) PR Jangaon 24 EAG Rice T (27.52) 84.98 161 ·88 18.21 45 Jowar o (15.38) W (12.14) 46 KR Jangaon 20 EAG Rice T (42.49) 300.28 33.18 4.45 Jowar TK (38.44) W (4.05) KR Jaogaon 22 ED Rice T (l01.17) 870.07 44.11 42.50 47 Jowar TK (l01.17) 48 KR Jangaon 24 E.A Rice T (ll5.34) 400.64 331.84 60·70 N2:Tl Jowar TK (95.10) W (20·24) # PR Jaogaon 26 ED Rice T (238.76) 737·34 605.41 687.56' M2:Tl 49 Jowar TK (238.76) 50 PR Jangaon 27 ED Rice 158.64 T (41·28) 250.90 291· 37 60.70 Jowar TK (41.28) KR Siddipet 30 ED Rice T (186.56) 1,456·46 461.75 284.49 M3 51 Jowar TK (186.56) KR Siddipet 28 ED Rice T (30.75) 158.64 104·41 80.13 52 Jowar W (30.75) PR Siddipet 26 ED Rice T (150.54) 428.97 1>195.44 275.99 N6 53 Jowar TK (147.71) W (2.83) 108

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca· Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in No. hectares) House· Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus· (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) ( 5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

54 Tapasapall e 234.31 118 566 P 10+ w -5 10+ -5

55 Gurvnnapet 885.45 224 10195 P 10+ w PO 10+ -5

p 56 Posanapalle 458.10 207 1,010 10+ w PO, 10+ -5 57 Peddarajapet 244.83 143 726 p 10+ w -s 10+ -5

58 Nagpur ] ,625.62 631 30130 10+ W PO T~ursday -5

59 Salvapur 933·6] 191 1,031 p 10+ w PO -5

60 Mansanpalle 280.04 108 559 p 10+ w -5 10+ BS

61 Lingampalle 857.12 263 1,358 p w PO, 10+ BS Phone' 62 Pullagudem 139.62 23 102 -5 10+ W -5 10+ -5

63 Dubbaguntapalle 314.44 203 952 p 10+ W PO 10+ BS

64 Konne J,605·79 439 20122 10+ W PO 10+ -5

65 Padmati Keshvapur J ,455.65 403 1,863 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

66 Nagireddipalle 806.13 247 1,230 p 10+ W PO 10+ -5

67 Gangapuram 301.49 131 550 p 10+ W PC> 10+ 5-10

68 Ramachandrapuram 522.85 174 849 P.M 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

69 ItakalpaJle 794.80 305 1,488 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

70 Alimpur 1.041.25 253 J,245 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

71 Katkoor 1,271.11 455 20165 P 10+ W,TW PO,TO 10+ BS

72 Bamdanaga ram 392.14 194 956 p 10+ W,TW PO 10+ BS

73 Kesiredd ipalle lo227· 81 458 2,166 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

74 Lakshmapur 665.30 49 233 p 10+ W -5 10+ -5

75 Kodvatur 999·57 300 1,355 p 10+ W PO 10+ -5

76 Basireddipalle 453.25 118 584 p 10+ W -5 10+ -5 109

DIRECTORY and Land use CHERIY AL T ALUK

Land use (i .e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rou~ded upto...A- 2______decimal places) ~ including Loca· ,--- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated' Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

KR Siddipet 26 Rice T (23.87) 95.10 74.87 40.47 54 Jowar TK (23.87) KR Siddipet 28 ED Rice T (35.61) 547·94 241.19 60.71 5S Jowar TK (35.61) KR Siddipet 29 ED Rice T (32.38) 252.52 152.97 20·23 Nl:Ml 56 Jowar TK (32.38) KR Siddipet 30 Rice T (34.80) 149.73 17.00 43.30 57 Jowar W (34.80) KR Siddipet 32 ED Rice 186.56 T (150·95) 1,045.30 182.11 60.70 MI 58 Jowar TK (150.95) KR Siddipet 36 ED Rice T (87.01) 420·47 198·29 227.84 59 lowar W (87.01) PR Siddipet 36 ED Rice 158.23 T (25.49) 96.32 60 Jowar TK (25.49) PR Jangaon 26 EA Rice T (10.12) 725.60 113.31 8·09 Nl:Ml 61 Jowar WE (10.12) KR Jangaon 26 Rice T (12.14) 80.94 40.47 62 Jowar TK (12.14) PR Jangaon 24 ED Rice T (7.28) 299.47 3.64 4.05 63 Jowar TK (7.28) KR Jangaon 28 Rice T (52.61) 1,507.85 4·86 40·47 64 Jowar TK (52.61) PR Jangaon 26 ED Rice T (34.40) 916.20 492.10 12.95 M3 65 Jawar TK (34.40) KR Jangaon 24 Rice T (63.94) 463·36 272·76 6.07 66 Jowar W (63.94) KR Jangaon 22 Rice T (23.47) 108·46 50.18 119·38 MI 67 Jowar W (23.47) KR Jangaon 22 ED Rice T (64.34) 143.26 134.76 180.49 68 Jowar W (64.34) KR Jangaon 20 Rice T (32.38) 4S0.41 296.63 15.38 69 Jawar TK (32.38) PR Jangaon 20 ED Rice T (91.05) 225·81 524.07 200.32 70 Jowar W (91.05) PR Jangaon 21 EA Rice T (131·93) 608.24 228.64 302.30 N4:M2 71 Jowar W (131.93) PR Jangaon 20 EA Rice T (64.75) 242.81 48.16 36.42 NI 72 Jowar TK (64.75) KR Jangaon 16 EA Rice T (101.17) 728·43 319·30 78.91 Nl:Ml 73 Jowar TK (10}.17) KR Jangaon 19 EA Rice T (20.23) 529.73 91.06 24.28 74 Jowar TK (20.23) KR Jangaon 20 Rice T (6.07) 93.48 416.83 483.19 75 Jowar TK (6.07) KR Jangaon 16 Rice T (28.33) 63.94 42·49 318·49 76 Jowar TK (28·33) 110

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the vilJage, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-IOKms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,---...J--....., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi ca· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

77 Bachannapet 2,037.59 939 4,887 P,M,H PHC, W PO,TO 10+ BS FPC 78 Tammadpalle 475.50 171 837 P 5-10 W PO -5 BS

79 Chinna Ramancherla 1,230·24 388 1,900 P -5 W PO, -5 -5

80 Pochannapeta 1.219·31 878 4,212 P,M,H -5 W pO -5 BS

81 Narayanapur 621.60 266 1.296 P -5 W -~ -5 -5 111

DIRECTORY and Land use CHERIY AL T ALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks

in h.ectares rounjied upto...L.- 2______decimal places) ~ including Loca- ,.-- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kills.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11) (I2) (13) (I4) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Jangaon 16 ED Rice T (216.10) 460·94 837·70 522.85 CI:M4:T1 77 Jowar TK (216.10) PR Jangaon 10 ED Rice T (36'42) 153.37 267·09 ' 18.62 78 Jowar TK (33.99) W (2.43) KR Jangaon 12 EA Rice T (101.17) 422.90 594.48 111.69 79 Jowar W (101.17) PR Jangaon 12 ED Rice T (175.63) 652.35 249.69 141.64 80 Jowar TK (175.63) KR Jangaon 14 Rice T (10.93) 10.92 127·48 472.27 81 Jowar TK (10.93) JANGAON TALUK

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

JANGAON TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of V~l1age Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

4 Advikeshvapur 49 L. Ghanpur '8 Ashwaraopalle 16 Madharam 35 Bhanjipeta 19 Marigadi 6 Mykaihat 39 Cheeturu 47 Chinna Rajupeta 44 Nagaram ',Chitkakodur 30 42 Narayanapur 31 Chowdaram 43 Nellutla 26 Chl)wdarpalle I 33 Nidigonda 51 Nyalapogula 32 E~wanthapur I 18 Fatheshapur 24 Oblakeshavapur \ 37 Ga~betta 23 Pasarmadla 20 Gangupahad 25 Peda Ramancherla 1 Go~rajpalle 2 Peddapahad 9 Govardhanagiri 45 Pembarthy 54 Gumadavalli 34 Raghunathapalle 17 Ibrahimpuram .,-11 Ippagudem 12 Samudrala 22 ~ Jangaon 27 Siddenki 55 ledikal 48 Siripuram

46 Kallem 50 Vaddicherla 36 Kalvalapalle 21 Vadlakonda' 13 Kanchanpalle 15 Veldi 41 Kannaipalle 3 Venkriya 7 Khileshapuram 38 Koduru 14 Komandla 53 Wanaparthy 52 Kothapalle 40 Kundaram 28 YelJemla 10 KurachapalJe 5 Yerragollapahad

113 114

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Ameaities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given)

~ __-L- __ -.. Code village (in ,...------~------.. No, hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railwa:y market, station, if any Waterway) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8 ) (9) (10)

Goprajpalle 746.64 184 905 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

2 Peddapabad 1,779.40 566 2,553 P 10+ W PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone

3 Venkriya J,021.02 322 1,379 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

4 Advikeshvapur 675·01 193 1,069 P 10+ W.TK PO 10+ -5

5 Yerragollapahad 1,042.47 352 t.612 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

6 Mykaihat 1,234.29 311 1,600 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

7 Khileshapuram 4,791·47 t.519 6,859 P,M,H 5-10 W PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 8 Ashwaraopalle 1,831.60 360 1,554 P H W PO 10+ BS

9 Govardhanagir j 1,245.62 394 2,149 P 5-10 W PO,TO 10+ BS

10 Kurachapalle 1,639.78 536 2,493 P FPC W PO, 10+ BS Phone II Jppagudem 3,055.37 I. 309 6,312 P,M,H 0 W PO,TO 10+ BS,RS

12 Samudrala 1,604.98 SIS 2,601 P RP W PO 10+ BS

I3 Kanchanpalle 2,622.36 t.052 5,413 P,M,H 0 W PO,TO 10+ BS

14 Komandla t.143.64 525 2,522 P,M,H PHt, T,W PO,TO 10+ BS FPC,H

15 Veldi 670.56 452 2.147 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

16 Madharam 517.19 233 1.238 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

17 Ibrahimpuram 759.59 261 1,299 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ -5

18 Fatheshapur 1,057.04 284 1,380 P F~C W PO 5-10 BS

19 Marigadi 1,057.04 291 1,712 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

20 Gangupahad 1,131. 50 416 1,883 P,M 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 115 DIRECTORY and Land nse JANGAON TALUK

Land use (Le., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Jangaon 14 ED Rice T (12·95) 700.10 3.24 30·35 Jowar TK (12.95) PR Jangaon 12 lED Rice T (102.39) 1,583.13 61.51 32.37 2 Jowar TK (101·58) W (0.81) PR Jangaon 13 BD Rice T (68.80) 607.03 264·26 80.93 3 Jowar TK (68.80) KR Jangaon 15 E;D Rice 90.24 493·72 91.05 4 Jowar PR Jangaon 13 ED Rice T (40·47) 230.67 201·94 569.39 5 Jowar W (40.47) KR Jangaon 16 ED Rice T (14.16) 731.67 386.88 101.58 6 Jowar TK (J4.16) PR Jangaon 13 ED Rice 144.47 T (289.75) 928.75 1,297.02 2.131.48 7 Jowar TK (289.75) PR Jangaon 16 ED, Rice 202.34 T (250.90) 972.46 154.99 250.91 NI 8 EAG Jowar TK (~50.90) PR Jangaon 20 ED, Rice T (55.04) 717.51 206.79 266.28 9 EAG Jowar TK (55.04) PR Jangaon 25 ED. Rice T (74.46) 1,407.49 40.47 117.36 10 EAG Jowar TK (74.46) PR Jangaon 28 ED, Rice T (520.02) 1,880·97 236·74 417.64 N20:MI 11 EAG Jowar TK (439.08) W (80.94) PR Jangaon 30 ED, Rice T (111.29) 1,210.41 40.47 242.81 N2:M2:T2 12 EAG Jowar TK (111·29) PR Jangaon 19 ED, Rice T (219.74) 2,023.42 333.06 46.14 N2:CI:M3 13 EAG Jowar TK (211.25) W (8.49) PR Jangaon 18 ED, Rice T (111. 29) 745.02 113.31 174·02 N4:Ml:Tl 14 EAG Jowar TK (95.91) W (15.38) PR Jangaon 15 ED, Rice T (58.68) 522.85 48.56 40·47 15 EAG Jowar TK (58.68) PR Jangaon 13 ED, Rice T (40.47) 376.76 60.70 39.26 16 EAG Jowar TK (20.23) W (20.24) KR Jangaon 10 ED Rice T (80.94) 607.03 28.73 42.89 17 Jowar TK (80.94) PR Jangaon 8 ED, Rice T (104.00) 681. 89 202.35 68.80 NI 18 EAG Jowar TK (63.54) W (40.46) KR Jangaon 8 ED Rice T (29.54) 964.36 59.50 3.64 19 Jowar TK (29.54) PR Jangaon 8 ED Rice T (33.59) 965·58 52·20 39.66 Nl 20 Jowar TK (33.59) 116

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the viII age ,the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,.-- ,.--- ..... No. hectares) House- Popula· Educational Medical Drinking l>ost and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

21 Vadlakonda 639·00 670 3,180 P,M -5 W,TW PO,TO, -5 BS Phone 22 Shamirpet 1,097.91 416 1,9{i9 P -5 W PO -5 BS

23 Pasarmadla 1,012.52 299 1,413 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS

24 Oblakeshavapur 727·62 364 1,750 P,M 10+ W PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 25 Peda Ramancherla 1,074.03 296 1,415 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

26 Chowdarpalle 145.69 21 123 -5 10+ W -5 10+ BS

27 Siddenki 833.65 336 1,595 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ BS

28 YeJlemJa 993.10 356 1,621 P 10+ W PO, 10+ BS Phone

29 Jangaon 1,605.79 Urban Area (Jangaoll Town) 30 Chitkakodur 807.75 266 1.t94 P,M -5 W PO -5 -5

31 Chowdaram 795.21 240 }, 133 P,M 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

32 Eswanthapur 661.66 195 872 P -5 W PO -5 BS,RS

33 Nidigonda 1,432.18 565 2,639 P,M,H D W PO 5-10 BS

34 Raghunatbapalle 1 >179. 66 676 3,362 P,M,H D(A) W,T PO,TO, 10+ BS,RS Phone 35 Bhanjipeta 1,066.75 392 1,814 P 5-10 W PO,TO 10+ 5-10

36 Ka)valapalle 384.05 17 59 -5 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

37 Gabbetta 788.33 378 1,734 P 10+ W PO, TO 10+ BS

38 Koduru 1,229·84 352 1,717 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS

39 Cheeturu 950.60 372 1,866 P,M 10+ W,TW PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 40 Kundaram 2,435.80 711 3,441 P,M FPC W PO,TO 10+ BS 117

DIRECTORY and Land Dse JANGAON TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Jangaon 4 ,ED Rice T (113.31) 129.50 323.34 72.85 21 Jowar TK (113·31) PR Jangaon . 3 ED Rice T (5\.39) 282.88 714.67 48.97 Cl 22 Jowar TK (51.39) PR Jangaon 4 ED Rice T (59.89) 68.39 786.30 97·94 NI:M2:Tl 23 Jowar W (50.18) TK (9.71) PR Jangaon 12 Ell> Rice T (51.80) 101·17 109.27 465.38 N2:MI:T1 24 Jowar TK (51.80) PR Jangaon 12 ED Rice T (90.65) 222.58 370.69 390.11 25 Jowar TK (90·65) PR Jangaon 14 ED Rice T (6.88) 53.82 82.56 2.43 26 Jowar TK (6.88) PR Jangaon 8 ED Rice T (10.12) 608.65 175.23 39.65 27 Jowar TK (10.12) PR Jangaon 4 ED Rice T (59.49) 847.41 42.09 44.J 1 28 Jowar W (43.30) TK (16.19) Urban Area (Jal/gaon Town) 29 30 KR Jangaon 4 ED Rice T (46.94) 646.28 74.06 40.47 Nl:M4:T2 Jowar TK (46.94) 31 PR Jangaon 4 ED Rice T (83.36) 607.03 95.91 8.91 Jowar TK (83.36) MI 32 PR Jangaon 4 ED Rice T (22·26) 376.36 214.48 48.56 Jowar W (12.14) TK (10·12) N20:M4 33 PR Jangaon 9 ED Rice T (194.25) 849.84 347.62 40·47 Jowar TK (194.25) N22:M3 34 PR Jangaon 13 EA Rice 224.60 T (82.56) 762.83 85·39 24.48 Jowar TK (82.56) Ml 35 KR Jangaon 16 ED, Rice T (137·59) 578.70 343.98 6.48 EAG Jowar TK (137.59) 36 KR Jangaon 17 ED, Rice T (22.66) 111.29 246.05 4.05 EAG Jowar TK (15.78) W (6.85) Nl 37 PR Jangaon 19 ED, Rice T (88.22) 551.99 141. 64 6.48 EAG Jowar TK (88.22) 38 PR Jangaon 19 ED Rice T (112.51) 809.37 240.38 67·58 Jowar TK (102.39) W (10·12) N3:T1 39 PR Jangaon 18 ED, Rice T (72·84) 670·97 109·67 97.12 EAG Jowar TK (72·84) 40 PR Jangaon 15 ED, Rice T (215.70) 1.297.82 724.39 197·89 NI:M2:T1 EAG Jowar TK (215.70) 118

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in' .__-~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

41 Kannaipalle 534.99 128 610 P -5 W -5 10+ BS

42 Narayanapur 1,189·37 436 2,309 P 5-10 TW PO 5-10 BS

43 Nellutla 2,013.71 1,011 5,273 P RP W PO,TO -5 BS

44 Nagaram 498.57 208 ),091 p 5-10 W,TW 5~10 5-10 -5

45 Pembarthy 1,256.14 734 3,585 P,M,H H(A), W PO,TO, 5~10 BS,RS D(U) Phone 46 Kallem 2,017.76 626 2,906 P,M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

47 Chinna Rajupeta 33.99 Uninhabited 48 Siripuram 956.67 239 Id39 P H(A) W PO 10+ BS

49 L. Ghanpur 2,122.98 756 3,660 P,M,H 0 W PO, 10+ BS Phone

50 Vaddicherla 1,764·02 823 3.784 P,M,H 10+ W PO, 10+ BS Phone 51 Nyalapogula 1.106.81 334 1.508 P 10+ TW PO, 10+ BS Phone

52 Kothapalle 711·44 214 1,064 P 10+ W PO, 10+ BS Phone

53 Wanaparthy 1.686.73 497 2,220 P,M 10+ W PO, 10+ BS Phone 54 Gumadavalli 938.87 316 1.460 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

55 JedikaJ 995.12 322 1,533 P 0 TW PO Saturday BS 119

DIRECTORY aod Land use JANGAON TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 2 decimal places) including Loca- --, any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated , Vnirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Jangaon 14 ED, Rice T (56·25) 242.81 171.18 64·75 41 EAG Jowar TK (34.40) W (21. 85) PR Jangaon 10 ED, Rice T (166.73) 749.88 169.97 102·79 Nl 42 EAG Jowar TK (166.73) PR Jangaon 4 EP Rice T (126.67) 1,577.46 21.85 287·73 Nl:C1:M4:Tl 43 Jowar TK (126.67) KR Jangaon 3 Eli> Rice T (32.37) 75.68 307.56 82.96 44 Jowar TK (32.37) PR Jangaon 6 ED Rice T (165.51) 809.37 95.51 185.75 N30:M5 45 Jowar TK (165.51) PR Jangaon 5 ED Rice T (74.06) 1,861.55 49·78 32·37 M4 46 Jowar TK (74.06) Uninhabited 47 PR Jangaon 9 ED Rice T (71.63) 798.44 86.60 48 Jowar TK (40.47) W (31.16) PR Jangaon 8 ED Rice T (2;27·84) 1.571· 39 202.34 121·41 Ml 49 Jowar TK (139.21) W (88.63) PR Jangaon 7 ED, Rice T (249·29) 1,214·05 300.68 Nl:M2:Tl 50 EAG Jowar TK (249.29) PR Jangaon 16 ED, Rice T (116.95) 728.84 137.59 123.43 Nl:C]:M1 51 EAG Jawar W (80.94) TK (36.01) PR Jangaon 13 ED, Rice T (137.59) 491.69 34·40 47.76 N2:M1:Tl 52 EAG Jowar TK (105.22) W (32.37) PR Jangaon 16 ED, Rice T (137·59) 1,116.12 323·75 109.27 Nl:Ml:Tl 53 EAG Jowar TK (137.59) PR Jangaon 13 ED Rice T (66.37) 266.69 62.72 543.09 54 Jowar TK (66.37) PR Jangaon 14 ED Rice T (82.56) 749.48 80.12 82.96 N5 55 Jowar TK (82.56) KODAKONDLA TALUK

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KODAKONDLA TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

27 Authapuram 24 Mallampall e 9 Ayyagaripalle 34 Manchippula 41 Manpahad Bommera 5 42 Mondrai 35, Channur 33 Muthram 13 Chowdur 28 Nancharimodur 22 Dardepalle 47 Narasingapuram 39 Devaruppala 16 Nirmala 37 '.Pharrnapuram 45 Pakala 32 IEdunuthula 7 Palakhurthy 29 Peddavangara 31 Qantlakunta 30 Pochampalle 40 Goilapalle 51 Pocharam 4 Ghdur I 17 Rama rajpalle 2 Ir~venIfu 44 Ramavaram 38 Kadavendi 48 Rangapurarn 26 46 Kodakondla Regula 12 Kolkonda 11 Shatapurarn 6 Kondapuram 15 Singarajpa 11 e Kothalabad . 49 Kurpalle 21 Teegaram 3 Thirmalagiri 43 Lakshmakkapalle 10 Thorrur 8 Lakshminarayanapuram 23 Valmadi 19 Madhapuram 25 Vavilala 18 Madur Kalan 20 Visnoor 14 Madur Khurd 36 Mailaram 50 Wadde Kothapalle

121 122

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., -5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in "..-----...... (_--- ...... ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (l) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (S) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

} Kothalabad 422.49 144 677 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10

2 Iravemm 1,263.83 389 1,962 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

3 Thirmalagiri 341.15 124 583 P 10+ W -5 1'0+ -5

4 Gudur 2>187.32 909 4,508 P,M,H 10+ w PO 10+ BS

5 Bommera 2,279.99 581 2_827 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS

6 Kondapuram 606.22 267 1,532 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

7 Palakhurthy 1,435.01 746 3,439 P,M,H FPC, W PO,TO 10+ BS PHC & Lakshminarayana- 306·75 237 1,139 P -5 W 5-10 10+ -5 pUram 9 Ayyagaripalle 339·13 Uninhabited 10 Thorrur 692.42 385 1,897 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

11 Shatapuram 730.05 163 858 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

12 Kolkonda ] ,193.41 484 2.436 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ BS

13 Cbowdur 656·80 136 589 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

14 Madur Khurd 5,099_84 968 4,835 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS

15 Singarajpalle 706·98 274 1,239 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ -5

16 Nirmala 1 ,255.33 368 1,742 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ 5-10

17 Ramarajpalle 527.71 187 872 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

18 Madur Kalan 2tl80.85 714 3,404 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

19 Madhapuram 1.488.83 529 2.919 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

20 Visnoor 1,963.13 475 2,225 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

21 Teegaram 351. 27 122 612 P -5 W -5 10+ -5 123 DIRECTORY and Land use KODAKONDLA TALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares ro~.nded upto...l.- 2______decimal places) __._ including Loca- .--- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated' Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(1J) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Jangaon 20 ED Rice T (18.62) 351.67 34.40 17.80 Jowar W (10.52) TK (8.10) KR Jangaon 21 ·ED Rice T (135.57) 263.45 108·05 756.76 N1:M2:T1 2 Jowar TK (113·31) W (22.26) KR Jangaon 22 ED Rice 231. 89 8.09 101.17 3 Jowar 'PR Jangaon 27 ED Rice T (226·62) I. 483. 17 414·40 63.13 T1 4 Jowar TK (226.62) PR Jangaon 28 ED Rice T (181.30) 81.34 304.73 ),712.62 5 Jowar TK (181.30) KR Jangaon 32 Rice T (6·88) 451.63 89.03 58.68 6 Jowar TK (6.88) PR Jangaon 30 Rice T (171.18) 820.30 321· 32 122.21 N40:M6 7 Jowar TK (171.18) KR Jangaon 26 ED Rice T (58·27) 156.61 10·93 80.94 8 Jowar TK (58.27) Uninhabited 9 PR Jangaon 24 ED Rice T (145.69) 28.73 76.08 441. 92 N3;TI 10 Jowar TK (80·94) W (64.75) PR Jangaon 22 Rice T (24.28) 543.49 93.08 69.20 NI 11 Jowar TK (16.19) W (8.09) PR Jangaon 17 ED Rice T (66.77) 809.37 20.23 297.04 N2:M2 12 Jowar TK (66.77) KR Jangaon 18 ED Rice T (36.02) 534.59 44.S1 41.68 13 Jowar TK (36.02) PR Jangaon 18 ED Rice T (303.51) 4,043.20 404·69 348.44 N5 14 Jowar TK (303.51) KR Jangaon 18 ED Rice T (79.32) 546.73 20.23 60.70 Nl:Ml 15 Jowar TK (79.32) KR Jangaon 18 ED Rice T (34·80) 223.79 186.97 809.37 16 Jowar TK (24.28) W (l0.52) KR Jangaon 14 ED Rice T (17.00) 172.40 135.97 202.34 17 Jowar TK (17.00) PR Jangaon 18 ED Rice T (180.09) 520.83 165.92 1.314·01 Ml:Tl 18 Jowar TK (180·09) KR Jangaon 24 ED Rice T (74.86) 668.94 363.41 381. 62 19 Jowar TK (74·86) KR Jangaon 28 ED Rice T (131. 12) 212.06 1,619.95 N2:Tl 20 Jowar TK (131.12) KR Jangaon 29 Rice T (28.73) 6.88 315.66 21 Jowar TK (22·66) W (6.07) 124

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Loca­ Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the

tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the J-______~facility available is given) Code village (in ~~ ~------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) the stoP. Railway market. station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

22 Dardepalle 2.134.31 695 3.450 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

23 Valmadi 1,271.52 582 2,588 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

24 Mallampalle 1,709.39 375 1,971 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

25 Vavilala 2,040.82 568 2,803 P 10+ W PO 10+

26 Regula 784.68 260 1,246 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

27 Authapuram 1,248.45 674 3dOO P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

28 Nancharimodur 1,308.76 470 21100 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

29 Peddavangara 1,719.91 757 3.608 P,M,H 10+ W PO,TO 10+ -5

30 Pochampalle 877.76 360 1.827 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

31 Gantlakunta 1,445.13 426 2,131 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

32 Edunuthula 1,349.22 648 3,095 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

33 Muthram 2.235.07 457 2,079 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

34 Manchippula 1,219.72 355 1,684 P 10+ W,T PO 10+

35 Channur t.507.45 477 2,314 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

36 Mailaram 558.87 67 335 P 10+ W -5 10+ 10+

37 Dharmapuram 991·88 385 2.179 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

38 Kadavendi 4.905.59 1,061 5,064 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ BS

39 Devaruppala 2.807.70 b099 5,371 10+ W PO,TO 10+ -5

40 Gollapalle 291·78 143 598 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

41 Manpahad 327.39 130 586 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

42 Mondrai 1,380.38 756 3,581 P o W,T PO,TO 10+ BS 125

DIRECTORY and Land use KODAKONDLA TALUK

Land use (Le., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rOUri,ded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest to:wn Power Staple Forest Irrigated '. Unirri- Culturable Area not religio.s, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

KR Jangaon 30 ED Rice 1,801.66 311.61 21.04 22 Jowar KR Jangaon 32 ',ED Rice T (161.87) 826.37 202.34 80.94 N2 23 Jowar TK (161.87) , KR Jangaon 36 ED Rice T (86·20) 1,282·85 256.97 83.37 24 Jowar TK (86.20) KR Jangaon 38 Rice T (275.18) 10685.11 73.65 6.88 25 Jowar TK (275.18) KR Jangaon 42 Rice T (45.32) 649.92 31.16 19.02 26 Jowar W (45·32) KR Jangaon 44 ED Rice T (121.40) 1,006.86 34.40 85.79 27 Jowar W (109.26) o (12·14) PR Jangaon 46 ED Rice T (118.98) 486.43 104.01 599.34 28 Jowar TK (84.99) W (33.99) KR Jangaon 48 ED Rice T (193.84) lt259.78 159·45 106.84 NI0:C1:Ml:T1 29 Jowar W (193.84) KR Jangaon 44 ED Rice T (97·53) 520.02 180.49 79.72 30 Jowar TK (78.91) W (18.62) KR Jangaon 42 Rice T (214.89) 927.94 221. 36 80.94 31 Jowar TK (214.89) KR Jangaon 38 Rice T (182·92) 916.20 119.79 130.31 32 Jowar TK (182·92) KR Jangaon 36 Rice T (112.91) 1,846.98 161.87 113.31 N2:M1 33 Jowar TK (112·91) KR Jangaon 36 ED Rice T (116.95) 830.41 32.38 239.98 34 Jowar TK (116.95) KR Jangaon 31 ED Rice T (97.12) 10115.72 161. 87 132.74 N2 35 Jowar TK (97.12) KR Jangaon 28 ED Rice T (22·66) ,403.07 100.77 32.37 36 Jowar TK (22.66) KR Jangaon 28 ED Rice T (89.03) 764.45 97.93 40.47 N1 37 Jowar TK (89.03) PR Jangaon 24 ED Rice T (202.34) 4.032.28 326.58 344.39 NI:Ml 38 Jowar TK (202.34) KR Jangaon 28 ED Rice T (204.77) 2,462.50 87·82 52.61 N27:T5 39 Jowar TK (204.77) PR Jangaon 30 ED Rice T (34·40) 203.56 17.00 36.82 40 Jowar TK (34.40) KR Jangaon 31 ED Rice T (40.47) 259·00 27.92 41 Jowar TK (40·47) PR Jangaon 33 ED Rice T (89.03) 900·02 182.92 208.41 42 Jowar TK (81. 75) W (7.28) 126 VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,..-...... ______,------No, hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

43 LakshmakkapaJl e 2,008.05 504 2,684 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

44 Ramavaram 2,206.75 552 2,671 P,M He W PO 10+ BS

45 Pakala 776.99 315 1,539 P -5 W PO,TO 10+ -5

46 Kodakondla 2,289.71 1,123 5>187 P,M,H PHC W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO 47 Narasingapuram 331.44 155 784 P -5 W -5 10+ 5-10

48 Rangapuram 575.06 280 1,197 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

, 49 Kurpalle 546.32 243 1.122 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

50 Wadde KothapalJe 1,051. 37 331 1.567 P 5-10 W PO,TO 10+ 5-10

51 Pocharam 344.39 50 269 P 10+ W,T 5-10 10+ 5-10 127

DIRECTORY aod Land use KODAKONDLA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use ' Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,-- -'------.,-----., any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated ' Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti· archaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

KR Jangaon 38 ED Rice T (78.91) 1,628.05 288.54 12.55 T2 43 Jowar TK (62.72) W (16.19) PR Jangaon 38 ED Rice T (110.07) 1,869.65 227·03 N2:Cl:M5:T2 44 Jowar TK (107·24) W (2.83) KR Jangaon 38 ED Rice T (172.40) 371. 50 44·51 188.58 45 Jowar TK (172.40) PR Jangaon 40 ED Rice T (336.29) 1.686.32 267.10 CI:M6 46 Jowar TK (336·29) KR Jangaon 40 ED Rice T (36.83) 282.87 0.41 11.33 47 Jowar TK (36.83) KR Jangaon 42 Rice T (106·03) 387.28 81. 75 MI:Tl 48 Jowar TK (106·03) KR Jangaon 44 ED Rice T (85.79) 398.61 29.95 31·97 49 Jowar TK (85.79) KR Jangaon 50 ED Rice T (178.87) 730.05 63.94 78.51 50 Jowar TK (178.87) KR Jangaon 48 ED Rice T (202.34) 97.53 36.42 8.10 51 Jowar TK (101.17) 0 (l01.17) WARDHANNAPET TALUK

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WARDHANNAPET TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No (1) (2) (1) (2)

4 Alipur 2 Kothapalle (Haveli) 3 Ammavaripet 43 Kothur 60 Annaramsherief 44 Laibarthy 28 Bandantapuram 23 Lohitha 1 Bhatpalle 8 Mamnoor 14 Bollekunta 53 Muripirala 50 Burhanpalle 54 Mylaram 18 Chennaram 9 Nakkalapalle 39 Chintanekkonda 35 Nallaballe 40 Choutapalle 27 Nandanam 29 Dammannapet 64 Ookal patti Raiparthi 30 Divitipalle 17 Panthini 38 Engole 58 Parvathagiri 55 Periked 10 Gadepalle 52 Pothireddipall e 32 Gannaaram 15 Punnole 20 Gavicherla 62 Ghattikal 45 Raipatty 36 Gopanapalle 19 Ramachandrapur 31 Ramavaram 6 Inole 56 Revooru 42 Rollakal 63 Jagannathapalle 65 Sannuru 16 Kakiralapalle 22 Shapur 59 Kalh:d!l 7 Singaram 37 Kanakapaka 57 Somaram 13 Kapulakanuparthy 21 Theegrajupalle 51 Katrepalle Thirmalapalle 12 Katrepalle {Havel i) 46 25 Katrial 24 Upparapalle 48 Kesavapur 49 Kolampalle 11 Venkatapur (Haveli) 5 Kondaparty 41 Wadlakonda 61 Kondapur 33 Wardhannapet 47 Konduru 34 Kothapalle 26 Yellanda

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VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ..---'---...... , No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Bhatpalle 245.24 318 1,549 P -5 W PO -5 -5

, 2 Kothapalle (Haveli) 413.99 174 945 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

3 Ammavaripet 624·02 46 242 P 5-10 W -5 S-10 -5

4 Alipur 218·53 201 1,265 -5 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10

5 Kondaparty 2,581·08 1.228 5,873 P,M,H 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

6 Inole 1.839.70 }'090 5,323 P,M,H RP W PO,TO 10+ BS , 7 Singaram 813·01 406 1,999 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

8 Mamnoor 1,003·62 970 5,211 P,M H W PO 5-10 BS

9 Nakkalapalle 274.78 93 517 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

10 Gadepalle 704·56 345 2,021 P RP W PO 10+ 5-10

11 Venkatapur (Haveli) 427.35 206 1,023 P RP W PO. 10+ -5

12 Katrepalle (Haveli) 890.71 462 2,203 P H W PO 10+ -5

13 Kapulakanuparthy }'093·05 570 2,874 P CHW,O W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO

14 BolJekunta l.I98·68 658 3,186 P,M,H PHC W PO,TO 10+ BS

15 Punnole 1,089.41 593 2,899 , P RP W PO,TO 10+ BS

16 Kakiralapalle 1,523.64 427 2,046 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

17 Pantbini ],432.99 618 2,966 P RP W PO,TO ]0+ BS

18 Chennaram 1.002.81 472 1,939 P RP W PO,TO 10+ BS 131 DIRECTORY arut . Laud use WARDHANNAPET TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated . Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village , and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (i5) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Warangal9 ED Rice T (85.39) 118.17 22.26 19.42 Jowar TK (80.94) W (4.45) KR Warangal8 Ep Rice T (66.37) 104.41 147·30 95.91 2 Jowar· W (44.52) TK (21.85) KR Warangal6 ED Rice T (60.70) 368.26 123.43 71.63 3 Jowar TK (60.70) KR Warangal 6 ED Rice T (24.28) 145.69 18.21 20.23 4 Jowar W (24.28) KR Warangal 8 ED Rice T (218.53) 1,218.91 819·89 323.75 M2:TlO 5 TK (210.44) W (8.09) PR Warangal 16 ED Rice T (242·81) 1,489.65 24.28 82.96 Sri MalJikarjuna 6 Jowar W (161·87) Swamy Temple. TK (80.94) N6:M2 KR Waranga) 12 ED Rice T (99.96) 504.64 182.11 26.30 M2:Tl 7 Jowar TK (99.96) PR Waranga) 6 ED Rice T (97.13) 329.41 386.88 190·20 T1 8 Jowar TK (97.13) PR Warangal 3 Rice T (25.09) 76.89 17.00 155.80 9 Jowar TK (16.19) W (8.90) KR Waranga) 4 ED Rice T (93.89) 526.09 72.84 11. 74 M2:T4 10 Jowar TK (93.89) KR Warangal7 ED Rice T {81.34) 323·75 22.26 Nl 11 Jowar W (57.06) TK (24·28) KR Warangal 7 Rice T (80·94) 584.77 117. 25 47.75 12 Jowar TK (80.94) PR Waranga! 7 EA Rice T (48·56) 776.99 164.30 103.20 N5:M2 13 Jowar TK (24.28) W (24.28) PR Waranga! 7 ED Rice T (124.64) 974.08 99.96 N16:M2:T1 14 Jowar TK 112.91) W (11.73) PR Waranga\ 13 ED Rice T (114·93) 816.65 32.78 125.05 N2 15 Jowar TK (114.93) KR Waranga) 18 ED Rice T (212·05) 1.266.26 45.33 16 Jowar TK (212.05) PR Warangal 15 ED Rice T (447.58) 836.48 146.50 2.43 N20:Cl:M3:T4 17 Jowar W (447.58) PR Warangal 13 EA Rice T (146.50) 653.97 196·27 6·07 N5:TI 18 Jowar TK (105·62) W (40.88) 132

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r---'------. No. hectares) House- Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

19 Ramachandrapur 1,201.10 375 1,683 P RP W -5 10+ 5-10

20 Gavicherla 1.148·09 638 3,263 P RP W PO 10+ 5-10

21 Theegrajupalle 10137.16 299 1,594 P 5-10 W ·5 10+ BS

22 Shapur 720·34 163 901 P CHW W 5-10 10+ 5-10

23 Lohitha 632.93 332 1.663 P RP,CHW W PO,TO 10+ -5

24 Upparapalle 706.58 436 1.933 P -5 W PO,TO 10+ BS

25 Katrial 737.74 440 2,219 P 5-10 W PO,TO 10+ BS

26 Yellanda 2.171.13 1,061 5,195 P,M,H 5-10 W,TW PO 10+ BS

27 Nandanam 2,629.24 1,061 5,251 P,M RP R,W PO 10+ 5-10

28 Bandantapuram 557.25 436 2>171 P.M RP W PO 10+ BS

29 Dammannapet 1.483.17 667 3,200 P,M CHW W PO 10+ BS

30 Divitipalle 477.53 113 587 P RP W -5 10+ BS

31 Ramavaram 759.19 218 1,041 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10

32 Gannavaram 469.03 204 J,035 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10

33 Wardhannapet 4.J44.38 1,478 7,515 P.M,H H,PHC, W,HP, PO,TO, 10+ BS RP R PTO

34 Kothapalle 413.99 326 1.539 P RP W PO 10+ BS 133

DIRECTORY and Land use WARDHANNAPET TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rountled upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Warangal 14 , ED Rice T (87.81) 971.65 13.76 127.88 19 Jowar TK (69.60) W (\8·~1) KR Warangal 10 EA Rice T (137.59) 701·72 120.60 188.18 N5:Ml:T4 20 Jowar TK (122.21) W (15.38) PR Warangal 15 .. Rice T (80.94) 853.88 198·29 4.05 21 Jowar W (52.61) TK (28.33) KR Warangal 18 Rice T (50.59) 505.85 82.96 70·01 MI 22 Jowar TK (36.83) W (13.76) KR Warangal 15 ED Rice T (85.39) 395.38 15.78 136.38 N2:Tl 23 Jowar TK (65.96) W (19.43) PR Warangal 17 ED Rice T (147.71) 211. 65 273.57 73.65 Ml 24 Jowar TK (120.19) W (27.52) PR Warangal 18 EA Rice T 090·20) 354.50 159.85 33.19 N4 25 Jowar TK 004.81) W (85.39) PR Warangal 18 EA Rice T (357.34) 1,214.05 409.14 190.60 M2:T1 26 Jowar TK (326·58) W (30.76) KR Warangal 18 ED Rice T (141.64) 1,821.08 202.34 464.18 T5 27 Jowar TK (141.64) PR Warangal22 EA Rice T (90.65) 348· 43 117.36 0.81 N4 28 lowar TK (78.51) W (12.14) PR Warangal 28 EA Rice 598.93 398.61 364.22 N6 29 Jowar PR Warangal 30 EA Rice T (48·56) 327.80 70.82 30.35 M1:T1 30 lowar TK (48.56) KR Warangal 30 ED Rice T (52.61) 590,84 67.18 48.56 N2 31 lowar / TK (46.13) W (6.48) KR Warangal 30 EA Rice T (48.56) 350·46 5.67 64.34 N2 32 Jawar TK (40.47) W (8.09) PR Warangal 25 EA Rice T (674.61) 1,670.94 1,618·74 80.94 N30:M4:T3 33 Jowar W (354.10) TK (320.51) PR Warangal 25 Rice T (66.37) 104·41 147.30 95.91 N4 34 Jawar W (44.52) TK (21.85) 134

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loea- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,--______-L- ______---., Code village (in ,--___ ....1..-__ ~ No, hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the Stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

35 Nallaballe 2,061.87 759 3,841 P,M,H RP W PO 10+ BS

36 Gopanapall e 841. 74 353 1,569 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

37 Kanakapaka 1,099.53 529 2,464 P CHW,RP W PO 10+ BS

38 Engole 1,725.17 860 4,503 P,M CHW,RP W PO 10+ 5-10

39 Chintanekkonda 895·16 711 3,815 P RP(4) W PTO 10+ 5-10

40 Choutapalle 1. 214.46 503 2,428 P CHW,RP W,HP PO 10+ BS

41 Wadlakonda b098.72 337 1,608 P RP(2) W PO 10+ BS

42 Rollakal 849·84 265 1,468 P RP W PO 10+ -5

43 Kothur 1,964.34 806 3,732 P,M,H RP W PO 10+ 5-10

44 Laibarthy 1,358.53 521 2,384 P,M CHW,RP W "PO 10+ BS

45 Raipatty 2,999.93 11109 5d94 P,M,H PHe W,HP PO, TO, 10+ BS PTO, Phone 46 Thirmalapalle 868.02 359 1,852 P,M -5 W PO 10+ BS

47 Konduru 1,887.04 561 2,702 P D W PO 10+ S-IO

48 Kesavapur 699.70 315 1,582 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

49 Kolampalie 1,462.53 414 }t982 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

50 Burhanpalle 556.85 212 It 149 P RP W PO 10+ -5 135

DIRECTORY and Land use WARDHANNAPET TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares roun~ed upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approacb Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated' Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeologi cal vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Warangal 19 EA Rice T (352.08) 1,224.98 470.65 14·16 N4 35 Jowar TK (208.82) W (143.26) KR Waranga! 17 Rice T (lOI·m 691. 20 45.32 4.05 36 Jowar TK (101·17) PR Waranga! 16 EA Rice T (89.03) 745·43 250.91 14·16 N6:Cl :MI:T1 37 Jowar TK (80.94) W (8.09) KR Waranga! 21 EA Rice. T (136.38) 1,314.41 82.56 191. 82 N2:Ml:T1 38 Jowar W (84,58) TK (51.80) KR Warangal24 EA Rice T (24.28) 553.61 161. 87 155.40 N2:Cl:T1 39 Jowar W (24.28) PR Waranga! 21 EA Rice T (170·78) 739.76 140.83 163·09 N2:MI 40 Jowar TK (105.22) W (65,56) PR Waranga] 24 EA Rice T (141.64) 620.79 303.11 33.18 M2:T2 41 Jowar TK (127.47) W (14.17) KR Waranga! 26 ED Rice T (162.28) 405.49 121· 41 160.66 42 Jowar TK (154.19) W (S.09) KR Warangal25 ED Rice T (275.19) 1,274.76 384.04 30.35 N4:Ml:Tl 43 Jowar TK (242.81) W (32.38) PR Warangal26 EA Rice T (201.53) 826.37 329.82 0.81 NS:M2:T1 44 Jowar TK (86.20) W (l15.33) PR Waranga! 30 EA Rice T (497.36) 1,866.81 360.17 275.59 NI5:Ml:Tl 4S Jowar TK (323.75) W (173.61) PR War an gal 30 EA Rice T (152·97) 462.15 251. 71 1.19 N2:Cl:MI 46 Jowar TK (121.41) W (31.56) KR Waranga! 34 ED Rice T (220.96) 1,218.10 126.26 321. 72 N3 47 Jowar TK (121.81) W (99.15) KR Warangal 35 EA Rice T (151. 76) 466.60 28·33 53.01 N4 48 Jowar W (95·91) TK (55.85) KR Warangal 36 ED Rice T (114. 531 },103.98 80.94 161.47 N4 49 Jowar W (114.53) KR Waranga! 36 EA Rice T (70.41) 415.61 46.54 16.19 N2 50 Jowar TK (61.91) W (S.50) 136

VILLAGE

WARANGAL D1STRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----'---...., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communi ca· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

51 Katrepalle 993·91 391 1,774 P RP(3) W PO,TO 10+ ·5

52 Pothireddipalle 844.98 217 lt20J P RP W PO 10+ BS

53 Muripirala 1.575.03 360 1,767 P RP W PO 10+ BS

54 Mylaram 1.402·64 590 2.753 P.M RP W PO 10+ BS

55 Periked 1,829.17 782 3,790 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

56 Revooru 694.84 161 763 P RP W -5 10+ 5-10

57 Somaram 940·00 352 1,900 P RP W PO 10+ BS

58 Parvathagiri 2,360.30 Id33 50511 P,M,H PHC. W PO,TO 10+ BS FPC.H

59 Kalleda }'51J. 90 426 2>181 P H W PO 10+ BS

60 Annaramsherief 1,097.50 347 1,819 P RP(2) W PO 10+ BS

61 Kondapur 373.93 358 1.627 P,M,H -5 W PO 10+ BS

62 Ghattikal 600.55 223 1,233 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

63 Jagannathapalle 503·83 169 912 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

64 Ookal patti Riparthi }.147.28 352 J,697 P,M 5-10 W PO }O+ BS

65 Sannuru t.418.42 532 2,699 P 5-10 W,TW PO 10+ BS 137

DIRECTORY and Land use W ARDHANNAPET T ALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated. Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

(1) (2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Waranga) 38 ED Rice T (158.23) 439·68 323.75 72.85 Ml 5J Jowar TK (125.86) W (32.37) PR Waranga! 40 EA Rice T (52.20) 583.!5 121.41 80.94 NIO 52 Jowar TK (52·20J PR Waranga! 38 ~A Rice T (60.70) 1,281. 23 230.27 2.83 N4 53 Jowar TK (34.80) W (25.90) PR Warangal 30 EA Rice T (217.72J 756.36 362.60 65.96 NIO:MI:Tl 54 Jowar TK (177.25) W (40.47) PR Waranga) 32 EA Rice T (320.91) 1>125.43 226~62 156·21 N3:Tl 55 Jowar TK (286.11) W (34.80) KR Waranga) 29 Rice T (44.51) 623.21 17·00 JO.12 56 Jowar W (24·28) TK (20.23) PR Waranga) 26 EAG Rice T (75·68) 672.99 164.30 57 Jowar TK (71.63) W (4.05) PR Waranga) 30 EA Rice T (298.66) 1,583.93 413.59 10·12 N12:T4 58 Jowar TK (290·57) W (8.09) PR Waranga) 31 EA Rice T 076.44) ),]05.19 227.84 2.43 NI:C2:M2:T2 59 Jawar TK (174.01) W (2.43) PR Waranga! 36 ED, Rice T (l12'}0) 791·96 120·19 73.25 Nl:M2 60 EAG Jowar TK (101.17) W (10,93) PR Warangal 35 ED Rice T en.84) 284·49 14.57 2.03 NI0 61 Jowar TK (44.51) W (28·33) KR Waranga! 36 Rice T (73.65) 326.58 134.36 65.96 62 Jowar TK (61·51) W 02.14) KR Waranga) 38 Rice T (63.94) 233.10 ]00.36 106·43 N2 63 Jowar W (32.78) TK (31.16) PR Waranga! 39 ED Rice T (58.68) 649.51 182.10 135.57 64 Jowar TK (58.68) PR Warangal 40 EA Rice T 165.92) 870.07 350.05 32·38 N6:MI 65 Jowar TK (121.40) o (44.52) MARIPEDA TALUK

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MARIPEDA T ALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. 0' (2) (1) (2) 68 Abbaipalem 32 Kafkal 36 Agapet 45 Kausaiyadevipalle 8 Ammapur 7 Khanapur 60 Anepur 15 Kommanapalle 42 Kommuiavancha 65 Beechrajpalle 37 Kummarikuntla 23 Bodiada 46 Bojjannapet 12 Madpalle 31 Bommakal 69 Maripeda 26 Bonthapalle 25 Matedu 22 Brahman Kothapaile 3 Mecharajupalle 73 Bur~anpur 53 Mungimadgu , Mupparam Kalan I 33 27 Cherlapaiem 28 Chik~taipal em 54 Nagaram Kalan 58 Chillap1cherla 41 Narsimlapet 17 Chinna Vangara 59 Neelkurthy 14 Chintaiapalle 11 Nellikudur 30 Chitya'l 21 Pol epall e 24 Danthalapalle 66 Purushothamaigudem 56 Datla 64 Dharmaram 5 Ramanujapur 57 Rampur 44 Ekkirala 35 Ramvaram 63 Erjerla 39 Reponi

20 Fathepur Somaram

67 Galivarigudem 71 Tallaookallu 19 Gopalagiri 72 Thanamcherla 48 Gudur 13 Thourur 47 Gundamrajpall e 74 Gundepudi 51 Uggampalle 40 Gunnepalle 62 UJlepalle 70 Guripur 6 Gurthur 55 Vanthadpula 61 Veeraram 29 Harpriyal 16 Velikatta 38 Vemulapalle _ 43 Jayapuram 18 Venkatapuram 49 Jayyaram 50 Vusampalle 52 Yellampet 10 Kachikal 4 Yerraballigud em 34 Kalvapalle 9 Kantaipalem 2 ZamistanpuT

139 140

VILLAGE o W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kmso and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,...--J----.., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica. holds tion water Telegraph days of 0 tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) _ (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Somaram 767.69 368 1.771 P,M 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

2 Zamistanpur 276.40 60 256 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10

3 Mecharajupall e 486·84 541 2,656 P(2) 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

4 Yerraballigudem 1,636.95 507 2,597 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

5 Ramanujapur 170.37 45 192 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

6 Gurthur 582.75 525 2,595 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ -5

7 Khanapur 524.47 145 645 P 10+ W PO ' 10+ -5

8 Ammapur 873·31 481 2,401 P(2) 10+ W,HP PO,TO 10+ BS

9 Kantaipalem 1,J89.37 464 2,360 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

10 Kachikal 728.43 229 1.t68 r 10+ W,HP 5-10 10+ 5-10

11 Nellikudur 1,959.48 1.124 5,746 P,M,H PHC W,HP PO 10+ -5

12 Madpll;lle 1,197.46 471 2,377 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

13 Thourur 1,804.49 Itl 11 5,762 P,M,H MH,PPC W,HP PO,TO -5 BS

14 Chintalapalle 838·10 253 1,319 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

15 KommanapalJe 267.09 60 312 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5

16 Velikatta 1,381.19 668 3,433 P,M,H -5 W,HP PO,TO, -5 BS Phone

17 Chinna Vangara 1,408· 71 382 1,831 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10 141

DIRECTORY and Land use MARIPEDA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,--- '~ --....__------~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (7) (IS) (19) (20) (1)

KR Mahbubabad 38 ED Rice r (10.52) 441. 51 161. 88 153·78 Tl Jowar WE (10.12) TK (0.40) KR Mahbubabad 21 ED Rice 128.69 57.46 90.25 2 Jowar KR Mahbubabad 30 ED Rice T (1·62) 384.05 40.47 60.70 N2:TI 3 Jowar TK (0.8!) o (0.81) PR Mahbubabad 32 ED Rice 40·47 _T (80.13) 585.98 130.71 799·66 4 Jowar TK (53·42) o (26·71) KR Mahbubabad 30 ED Rice T (12.14) 55.04 12.14 91.05 5 Jowar TK (12.14) KR Mahbubabad 36 ED Rice T (52.61) 66.37 201. 53 262·24 6 Jowar TK (45.33) o (7.28) KR Mahbubabad 38 ED Rice T (25,90) 395.78 91.46 11.33 7 lowar 0(25·90) PR Mahbubabad 38 ED Rice T (66.37) 610.27 8.09 188.58 N4:T3 8 lowar o (66.37) KR Mahbubabad 37 ED Rice T (190·20) 671. 78 116.14 211. 25 N2 9 lowar TK (178.06) o (12.14) 10 KR Mahbubabad 31 ED Rice T (73.25) 407.11 225.81 22.26 lowar o (67.58) TK (5.67) KR Mahbubabad 29 ED Rice T (299.87) 1,549.54 24.28 85.79 N4:Tl 11 Jowar TK (234.72) 0(65·15) 12 PR Mahbubabad 36 ED Rice T (150.54) 724.38 42.09 280.45 N2:Ml lowar 0(93.89) "'~ TK (56.65) PR Mahbubabad .'P ED Rice T (66.37) 607·43 56.66 1,074·03 N4:M5:T2 13 lowar W (41.68) TK (24·69) KR Mahbubabad 41 ED Rice T (74.46) 575.06 9.71 178·87 14 lowar TK (59.08) W (15.38) KR Mahbubabad 42 Rice T (13.36) 162·68 14.16 76.89 15 lowar W (8·50) TK (4.86) PR Mahbubabad 46 ED Rice T (46.94) 551. 59 76.89 705.77 N3 16 lowar W (26.71) TK (20.23) KR Mahbubabad 53 ED Rice T (38.45) 512.33 26·71 831.22 N4 17 Jowar TK (38.45) 142

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,...-- ,------No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (l) (2) (3) (4Al (4B) (5), (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

18 Venkatapuram 473.48 231 1,228 ,P -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

19 Gopalagiri 633.33 138 571 P,M,H -5 W -5 -5 -5

20 Fathepur 731. 27 361 1,811 P,M 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 BS

21 PolepaJle 552.39 177 902 P 5-10 W,TK -5 5-10 -5

22 Brahman Kothapalle 833·25 293 1,438 P -5 W,TK PO 10+ 5-10

23 Bodlada 498·57 248 1,293 P,M 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

24 Danthalapalle 1,270.71 452 2,046 P,M,H 5-10 W,TK PO 10+ BS

25 Matedu 750·69 513 2,394 P(2),M 5-10 W,TK PO 10+ BS

26 Bonthapalle 609.05 35 178 -5 5-10 W -5 ~-10 -5

27 Cherlapalem 465·79 384 1.947 P,M,H 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

28 Chikutaipalem 778.51 267 1,303 P 10+ W,TK -5 10+ 5-10

29 Harpriyal 1,548·32 748 3,682 P;M,H MH W,TK PO 10+ 5-10

30 Chityal 1.144.85 502 2,386 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

31 Bommakal 742.60 ,237 1,151 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

32 Karkal 226·22 128 620 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

33 Mupparam Kalan 1,949·37 1.115 5,551 P,M,H 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

34 Kalvapalle 223.79 Uninhabited 35 Ramvaram 551·99 76 387 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

36 Agapet 615.93 239 1,346 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS 143

DIRECTORY and Land use MARIPEDA TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounddd upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) . (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Mahbubabad 43 ~D Rice T (31.57) 267.09 21.85 152.97 Nl 18 Jowar W (31.57) KR Mahbubabad 45 £1;) Rice T (12.14) 345.60 275.59 19 Jowar W (12-14) PR Mahbubabad 36 Er:I Rice T (84.17) 551·59 95.51 N2 20 Jowar TK (76.Olq 0(8.09) KR Mahbubabad 34 ... Rice T (88.62) 388.09 72.44 3.24 N2 21 Jowar o (57.46) TK (31.16) KR Mahbubabad 30 ED Rice T (148.92) 469.44 42.90 171.99 22 Jowar TK (148.92) PR Mahbubabad 34 ED Rice T (97.53) 292.59 76·48 31.97 Nl:T1 23 Jowar TK (51.40) o (34.80) W (11.33) PR Mahbubabad 32 ED Rice T (94.29) 1, J 29. 88 4.45 42.09 N30:C2:M3 24 Jowar TK (94.29) PR Mahbubabad 34 ED Rice T (285.71) 358.14 106.84 N23:Ml:T1 25 Jowar TK (281. 66) o (4.05) KR Mahbubabad 36 Rice T (62.73) 469·84 76·48 26 Jowar TK (62.73) KR Mahbubabad 38 ED Rice 192.22 273.57 T1 27 Jowar KR Mahbubabad 39 ED Rice T (33.99) 681. 89 19.83 42.90 Ml 28 Jowar o (33.99) KR Mahbubabad 43 ED Riee T (227.84) 736.52 161· 87 422.10 N4:M2 29 Jowar TK (162·28) o (65.56) KR Mahbubabad 53 ED Rice T (28.73) 690.39 26.31 399.42 30 Jowar W (16.59) TK (12.14) PR Mahbubabad 53 Rice T (37.23) 582.34 59.09 63.94 Ml 31 Jowar TK (32.78) W (4.45) KR Mahbubabad 44 ED Rice T (19·83) 64.35 142.04 N2 32 Jowar W (19.83) PR Mahbubabad 41 ED Rice T (344·79) 1,420.85 183.73 N20:T2 33 Jowar TK (283.28) o (61·51) Uninhabited 34 FP Mahbubabad 38 ED Rice T (27.93) 483.19 40.87 35 Jowar o (27.93) PR Mahbubabad 37 ED Rice T (26.30) 549.97 39.66 Nl:Ml:T2 36 Jowar o (26.30) 144

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,..-..L-..-., ,------No. hectares) House· Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

37 Kummarikuntla 924.30 518 2,396 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ BS

38 Vemuiapalle 901.23 262 1,251 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

39 Reponi 705.77 343 1,699 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ -5

40 Gunnepalle 1 ,031.14 283 1,379 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ BS

41 Narsimlapet 2,931.94 1,221 6,092 P,M,H RP W,TK PO 10+ BS

42 Kommulavancha 821. 51 300 1,621 P -5 W,TK PO 10+ -5

43 Jayapuram 736.12 379 2,016 P,M 5-10 W PO' 10+ -5

44 Ekkirala 502.62 Uninhabited 45 Kausalyadevipalle 489.67 204 1,026 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ 5-10

46 Bojjannapet 489.67 188 1 d03 P 10+ W,TK -5 10+ 10+

47 Gundamrajpalle 810.58 273 1,281 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

48 Gudur },499·76 623 2,915 P,M,H 10+ W,R PO,TO 10+ 5-10

49 Jayyaram 2,181. 65 852 4,531 P,M,H -5 W PO,TO -5 5-10

50 Vusampalle 872.10 294 1,429 P RP W 1'0 10+ BS

51 Uggampalle 795.21 346 1,795 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

52 Yellampet It 756·33 837 4,275 P,M RP W PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone 53 Mungimadgu 1,340.32 640 3,406 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

54 Nagaram Kalan 2,004.40 678 3,564 P RP W PO 10+ BS

55 _ Vanthadpula 726.00 198 998 P RP W PO 10+ BS 145

DIRECTORY and Land use MARIPEnA T ALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounde" upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,--- --.oI!,--l...---_____ ----~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town. Power Staple Forest Irrigated l)nirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) '(13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Mahbubabad 37 EO Rice T (136.38) 753.52 34·40 Nl:T2 37 Jowar TK (136·38) KR Mahbubabad 38 ED Rice T (23·88} 853·88 23.47 38 Jowar o (23.88) KR Mahbubabad 33 ED Rice T (68.39) 601.36 36.02 39 Jowar TK (42.09) o (26.30) PR Mahbubabad 36 ED Rice T (59.49) 857.93 44.11 69.61 40 Jowar TK (53.01) o (6.48) PR Mahbubabad 25 ED Rice T (313.63) 2,325·72 250.91 41.68 N8 41 Jowar TK (242.81) o (70.82) KR Mahbubabad 25 ED Rice T (126.67) 545·11 65.15 84.58 Nl 42 Jowar TK (109.27) o (17.40) KR Mahbubabad 21 EO Rice T (43·30) 587.60 105.22 N20:T1 43 Jowar o (43·30) Uninhabited 44 KR Mahbubabad 20 ED Rice T (56.66) 379.93 25·09 33.99 45 Jowar TK (40.47) o (16.19) KR Mahbubabad 20 EA Rice T (61.11) . 365·43 17.40 45.73 46 Jowar TK (52.61) o (8.50) KR Mahbubabad 17 ED Rice T (286.52) 302.70 76.08 145.28 N4 47 Jowar o (l77·25} TK (109.27) KR Mahbubabad 19 ED. Rice T (264.26) 774.16 182·92 278.42 N2 48 EAG Jowar TK (264.26) KR Mahbubabad 17 ED, Rice T (323.34) 1,332.62 222.58 303.11 N2 49 EAG Jowar TK (323.34) PR Mahbubabad 19 ED Rice T (98.34) 642.64 91·06 40.06 N3 50 Jowar W (98.34) PR Mahbubabad 19 ED Rice T (42.09) 636.57 51·80 64.75 Nl 51 Jowar TK (42·09) PR Mahbubabad 21 ED Rice T (178.46) 1,238·74 111. 29 227.84 NIO:Cl 52 Jowar TK (178.46) KR Mahbubabad 21 ED Rice T (194.25) 961.94 18.21 165.92 Nl 53 Jowar TK (167·95) o (26.30) PR Mahbubabad 27 ED. Rice T (133·95) 1.532.95 142.85 194.65 N2 54 EAG Jowar TK (133.95) PR Mahbubabad 30 ED, Rice T (42.89) 598.53 61·11 23.47 Nl 55 EAG Jowar TK (42.89) 146

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~--, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds lion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

56 Datla 2,]14.88 779 3,729 P,M -5 W,TK PO 10+ BS

57 Rampur 1,238.33 382 1,802 P,M RP W PO 10+ 5-10

58 Chillamcherla 1,]88.96 460 2,276 P RP W PO 10+ BS

59 Neelkurthy 1,039.63 468 2,324 P RP W PO 10+ -5

60 Anepur 1,137.97 376 2,025 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 _5-10

61 Veeraram }'683.89 481 2,679 .p RP W PO 5-10 BS

62 Ullepalle 836.48 306 1,782 P -5 W,R PO 10+ -5

63 Erjerla 1,034.37 361 1,817 P FPC W PO 5-10 BS

64 Dharmaram 1,273.95 319 1.918 P 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 BS

65 Beechrajpalle 727.62 140 762 P 5-10 R,W -5 5-10 BS

66 Purushothamaigudem 833.25 202 963 P 5-10 W,R PO 5-10 BS

67 Galivarigudem 417·23 207 1,087 P -5 W,TK PO -5 BS

68 Abbaipalem 894.35 321 1,574 P -5 W PO, -5 BS PTO 69 Maripeda 3,205.51 1,503 7,627 P(2),M, FPC, W,T PO,TO. Sunday BS R PRC PTO 70 Guripur 579.10 202 920 P -5 W PO -5 BS

71 Tallaookallu 1,684.30 473 2,241 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

72 Thanamcherla 1,797.61 614 3,258 P,M 10+ W,R PO 10+ BS

73 Burhanpur 512.74 265 1,377 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

74 Gundepudi 1.303.08 518 2.528 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5·10 147

DIRECTORY and Land use MARIPEDA t ALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares roun~ed upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- -l-______--.... ,.---- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated ' Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Mahbubabad 34 ED Rice T (147.71) t.584.34 300.28 82.55 N6:T1 56 Jowar TK 121·41) o (26.30) KR Mahbubabad 34 ED, Rice T (149·73) 743.40 133·55 211. 65 N3:M2:T1 57 EAG Jowar TK (149.73) PR Mahbubabad 31 E:Q, Rice T (127.07) 736.53 210·43 114.93 N5:Ml 58 EAG Jowar TK (127.07) KR Mahbubabad 30 ED, Rice T (102.79) 709.00 106.43 121·41 N5 59 EAG Jowar TK (102.79) KR Mahbubabad 30 ED, Rice T (27.52) 732·07 129.50 248.88 N2 60 ,... 1 EAG Jowar W (27.52) PR Mahbubabad J.6 ED, Rice T (130.71) 1.541.85 11. 33 NJ:Tl 61 EAG Jowar TK (130.71) KR Mahbubabad 20 ED, Rice T (52.61) 755.14 28.73 62 EAG Jowar TK (52.61) PR Mahbubabad 20 EA Rice T (67.98) 536.21 131.52 298.66 N4:M2:T2 63 Jowar W (67.98) PR Mahbubabad 24 EA Rice T (42·09) 934.82 141. 64 155,40 Nl 64 Jowar W (42.09) PR Mahbubabad 26 EA Rice T (64.35) 386.47 61.51 215.29 Nl:Ml:T2 65 Jowar W (64.35) PR Mahbubabad 25 EA Rice T (106.84) 448·79 129.50 148.12 N2:C):Ml:T2 66 Jowar W (106.84) PR Mahbubabad 29 ED, Rice T (33·59) 331. 84 44·11 7.69 N2 67 EAG Jowar W (33.59) PR Mahbubabad 29 EA Rice T (107.24) 567.37 81.74 138.00 N3:Cl :Ml:Tl 68 Jowar W (107.24) PR Mahbubabad 30 EA Rice T (161.07) 1.916·99 324·56 802.89 N30:C4: M2:T2 69 Jowar W (161·07) PR Mahbubabad 31 ED, Rice T (64.75) 413.18 69·61 31·56 Nl 70 EAG Jowar W (64.75) KR Mahbubabad 37 ED, Rice T (142.85) 867.65 187.77 486·03 N3 71 EAG Jowar W (142.85) PR Mahbubabad 40 EA Rice T (47.35) 1.511·09 131.52 107.65 N4 72 Jowar W (47.35) PR Mahbubabad 37 ED, Rice T (28.33) 367.05 60.70 56.65 N4 73 EAG Jowar W (28.33) KR l\Iahbubabad 37 ED, Rice T (94·29) 705.37 250.90 252.52 N5:Ml 74 EAG Jowar W (94.29) MAHBUBABAD TALUK

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MAHBUBABAD TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) <2) (l~ (2')

35 Alair 56 Madhapuram 81 Ammapalem 42 Mahbubabad 45 Anantbaram 3 Mahmood Patnam 37 Anmangal 51 Mallial 19 Annaram 70 Mannegudem 10 ApparajupalJe 28 Modanthurthy 57 Ayyagaripalle 59 Modgulagudem 48 Mogilicheria 64 Balpal 40 Mudpuga! 50 Bethole 71 MulkalapalIe 7 ', Bheriwada 30 Mungalvaid 12 \Boddengonda 24 Mupparam Khurd 76 ~urgupahad IS Nadiwada 41 Chengapuram 26 Nagaram Khurd 75 Ghilkodu 27 NainaI 58 Cbintapalle .(55 Nallella 47 Narayanpuram 6 Dhanasari 34 Narsimlagudem 80 Dornakal 52 Nereda

16 EduIapusapalle 39 Parvathgiri 8 Penugonda 63 Gollach erla -:74 Permandlasankesa 9 Govindapul" 43 Gumudoor ;(i2 Rajolu 46 Gundrathimadgu 25 RaJulakothapalle 78 Gurralakunta 21 Rangapuram n Ravigudem Ingurthy 29 Ravirala 13 Reddial 44 Jamandlapalle 38 Jangligonda <68 SeeroIe 32 SingaralU 22 Kalwala 31 Sree Ramgiri 69 Kampalle 54 Sudanpalle 61 Kan ch e rlaguda 55 Kandikonda 20 TallapusaparIe 73 Kaunegondla .(56 Tallasankusa 4 Kesamudram :53 Thathupalle 14 Kham bha lpall e 60 Thirmalapuram 11 Kollapuram 5 UpparapaIle 23 Komatipalle {j7 Uppergudem 2 Korukondapa II e /9 UyyaIawada 49 Kurvi .36 Vavilala 33 Lakshmipur 18 Vemnoor 17 Laxmipur 17 Vennaram

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VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-- ,_---- ....., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4Al (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Ingurthy 3,800.80 1,238 6,060 P(5),M,H RP W,T PO 10+ BS

2 Korukondapalle 670.97 325 1,759 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

3 Mahmood Patnam 1,299.85 537 2,897 P(2) 5-10 W PO -5 BS , 4 Kesamudram 1,679.44 1,203 6,650 P(3h,M,H H(A) W PO,TO, 5-10 BS,RS PTO

5 UpparapalJe 488.05 485 2,517 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

6 Dhanasari 1,701·29 .402 2,217 P -5 W PO -5 -5

7 Bheriwada 805.73 294 1,706 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

8 Penugonda 2,034.35 680 3,904 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

9 Govindapur 484.00 272 1,495 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

10 Apparajupall e 2,068.34 504 2,753 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

11 Kollapuram 501.81 261 1,394 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

12 Boddengonda 641.43 300 1,514 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

13 Reddial 1,076.06 575 3,022 P -5 W PO 10+ BS

14 Khambhalpalle 2d18.12 732 3,660 P,M,H PRC W PO 10+ BS

15 Nadiwada Id71.97 326 t.658 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

16 Edulapusapalle 1,658.40 481 P RP W PO 10+ 5-10 151

DIRECTORY and Land use MAHBUBABAD T ALUK.

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto-1..- 2______decimal places) ---.. including Loca- ,.-- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated \ Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source " gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- arcbaeological vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Mabbubabad 30 ED, Rice 2,066.32 T (369·07) 1,032.35 333.06 N20:Cl:M2:T2 EAG Jowar TK (266.69) o (102·38) PR Mabbubabad 26 ):::D, Rice T (93·48) 522.45 55·04 Nl:Ml:T1 2 EAG Jowar TK (79.72) o (13.76) PR Mabbubabad 20 EAG Rice T (71.63) 1,032.76 195.46 3 Jowar TK (61.51) 0(10.12) PR Mahbubabad 20 EO, Rice 48.56 T (165.11) 1,276.78 188.99 NI5:C2:M8:T1 4 EAG Jowar TK (144.07) o (21·04) KR Mabbubabad 18 ED, Rice T (86·60) 343.58 57.87 Nl:Ml 5 EAG Jowar TK (61.92) o (24.68) KR Mabbubabad 16 ED, Rice 803.30 T (110.48) 692.41 2.02 93·08 Nl 6 EAG Jowar TK (70.42) o (40.06( KR Mahbubabad 14 EAG Rice T (23.47) 442.73 309·58 29.95 Cl 7 Jowar TK (16·19) o (7·28) KR Mahbubabad 10 ED Rice 588·41 T (203.56) 719.93 522.45 Ml:T2 8 Jowar TK (141·24) o (62.32) KR Mahbubabad 16 ED Rice T (58.27) 366.24 59·49 9 Jowar TK (39·66) o (18.61) KR Mahbubabad 16 ED Rice 1,243.19 T (40.06) 424·11 50.18 310·80 N5:Tl 10 Jowar W (40.06) PR Mahbubabad 14 Rice T (60.70) 404.69 36.42 II Jowar o (60.70) PR Mahbubabad 14 Rice T (60·70) 257.78 120.60 202.35 Nl 12 Jowar W (60.70) PR Mahbubabad 10 ED Rice 463.36 T (61·51) 470.65 65.97 14.57 Nl:T1 13 Jowar TK (38.04) W (23.47) PR Mahbubabad 14 ED Rice 978.12 T (448·80) 488.86 121. 81 80.53 N3:T1 14 Jowar TK (272.35) W (176.45) KR Mahbubabad 6 ED Rice 299.47 T (182.51) 527.71 67.99 94.29 N20:Cl:T1 15 Jowar 0(168.75) TK (10.93) W (2.83) KR Mahbubaoad 4 EA Rice 607.03 T (323.75) 566·56 161·06 Nl 16 Jowar TK (321.32) 0(2.43) 152

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available witbin the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the lion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,----- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stQP, Railway market, station, if any waterway) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

17 Laxmipur b067.96 312 b673 P -5 W -5 10+ 5-10

18 Vemnoor 1.311·99 439 2,275 P -5 W -5 10+ -5

19 Annaram 585.58 215 Id44 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ BS

20 TalJapusapalle 1,506.64 443 2,208 P 10+ W PO ·10+ RS

21 Rangapuram 398.21 160 921 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

22 Kalwala 10438.65 561 3,036 P,M 0(2) W PO, 10+ -5 Phone

23 Komatipalle 1,084.96 425 2,500 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ BS

24 Mupparam Khurd 2,316.82 861 4,443 P,M,H RP W PO 10+ BS

25 Rajulakothapalle 1,403.85 554 2,587 P 0(2) w PO 10+ 5-10

26 Nagaram Khurd 918.63 278 1,491 P 5-\0 W PO 10+ BS

27 Nainal t.900.40 568 3,259 P(3) 0 W PO 10+ BS

28 Modanthurthy b048.54 378 1,907 P 0 W PO 10+ BS

29 Ravirala 437.06 311 1,441 P RP TK PO 10+ BS

30 Mungalvaid 1,422.06 528 2,538 P,M,H RP(2) W PO 10+ BS

31 Sree Ramgiri 1,088.60 460 2,252 P RP(2) W PO 10+ BS

32 Singaram 360.98 251 1,373 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

33 Lakshmipur 834.86 289 1,427 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

34 Narsimlagudem 1,028.30 437 2,255 P i-10 W PO 10+ BS

3S Alair 1,287.71 481 2,557 P,M,H 0 W PO 10+ BS 153

DIRECTORY

and Land use MAHBUBABAD T ALUK

Land use (i. e. , area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares roun~ed upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological valion interest

(IJ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Mahbubabad 8 ED Rice 561.70 T (158.64) 284.90 62.72 Tl 17 Jowar TK (158.64) KR Mahbubabad 5 ED Rice 736·53 T (2.83) 542.68 29.95 Cl:Tl 18 Jowar W (2.83) PR Mahbubabad 6 ED Rice T (28.33) 193·84 14.57 348.84 19 Jowar W (28.33) KR Mahbubabad 10 ED Rice 364.22 T (36.42) 544.30 561. 70 20 Jowar W (31.16) TK (5·26) PR Mahbubabad 12 Rice T (17.00) 95.10 1.62 284·49 21 Jowar TK (17·00) KR Mahbubabad 16 ED, Rice 138.00 T (125.45) 1,011.71 163.49 Cl:Ml 22 EAG Jowar TK (107.24) o (18·21) 23 PR Mahbubabad 24 ED, Rice T (71·22) 849.84 163.90 Ml EAG Jowar TK (71.22) Nl:Tl 24 PR Mahbubabad 24 ED, Rice 142.45 T (216·51) 1,798.42 159.44 EAG Jowar TK (129.90) 0(86.61) Ml:Tl 25 PR Mahbubabad 26 ED, Rice 93.89 T (271.95) 802.89 12.14 222.98 EAG Jowar TK (216.91) o (55·04) Ml 26 PR Mahbubabad 30 ED, Rice 101.17 T (34·80) 456.48 135.17 191.01 EAG Jowar o (34.80) 27 PR Mahbubabad 30 ED, Rice T (113.31) 1,369.05 294.21 123·83 EAG J{)war TK (100·36) o (12·95) Nl 28 PR Mahbubab~d 26 ED Rice T (76.49) 248·48 . 201,53 522.04 Jowar TK (76.49) 29 PR Mahbubabad 26 ED, Rice T (199.10) 165.92 72.04 Nl:Tl EAG Jawar TK (199.10) 30 PR Mahbubabad 26 ED, Rice T (291.78) 817.46 312.82 Nl:Tl EAG Jowar o (231. 48) TK (60.30) 31 PR Mahbubabad 24 ED, Rice 52.20 T (201.13) 654.78 180.49 EAG Jawar TK (193.85) W (7.28) 32 PR Mahbubabad 20 Rice T (68.39) 260.21 32.38 Jawar TK (68.39) PR Mahbubabad 18 Rice T (112.91) 589.62 132·33 33 Jowar TK (108.46) o (4.45) PR Mahbubabad 20 ED, Rice T (123.83) 701·32 123.43 71.62 34 EAG Jowar TK (123.83) 35 PR Mahbubabad 18 ED, Rice 187.37 T (202.34) 557,25 174·42 166.33 N2 EAG Jowar TK (174.42) o (27·92) 154

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, tbe distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of tbe tion Name of village oftbe Population nearest place where tbe facility available is given) ,__----L--- """-\ Code village (in ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popuia- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- bolds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) tbe stoP. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

36 Vavilala 849.84 267 1,516 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

37 Anmangal 890.31 420 2,356 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ -5

18 Jangligonda 765.26 306 1,509 P 10+ W PO ' 10+ BS

39 Parvathgiri 1.092.65 374 1,903 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS

40 Mudpugal 605·41 495 2,534 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

41 Cbengapuram 1,063.51 487 2,608 P 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 BS

42 Mahbubabad 1,709.79 Urban Area (Mahbubabad Town) 43 Gumudoor 927.13 256 1.500 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

44 Jamandlapalle 908.52 494 2,461 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

45 Anantbaram 1,200.70 443 2,336 P -5 W PO,TO -5 BS

46 Gundratbimadgu 1,576.25 930 4,963 P.M 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS,RS

47. Narayanpuram 559.68 173 959 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

48 Mogilicherla 1.033·16 386 2,002 P 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 BS

49 Kurvi 1,885.83 916 4,713 P,M,H 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS

50 Betho!e 726.81 353 1,905 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

51 Mallia! 1,719.91 571 3,278 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

52 Nereda 2,334·22 681 3,490 P,M,H PHC W PO 10+ BS

53 Thathupalle 559.27 365 1,793 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 155 DIRECTORY and Land use MAHBUBABAD TALUK

Land use (i.e., area pnder different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. !in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (11) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Mahbubabad 14 , " Rice T (36.02) 734.50 79.32 36 Jowar TK (36.02) PR Mahbubabad 10 ED. Rice T (46,54) 783.06 60.71 37 EAG Jowar o (25.90) TK (20.64) PR Mahbubabad 14 Rice T (60.30) 515.97 3.24 185.75 Nl:T2 38 Jowar TK (60.30) PR Mahbubabad 8 ED Rice T (72.84) 846.20 116.95 56.66 M2:Tl 39 Jowar o (72.84) PR Mahbubabad 6 ED Rice T (100.77) 292.99 9·71 201. 94 40 Jowar W (100.77) PR Mahbubabad 4 ED Rice T (214·89) 484.00 59.08 305.54 Nl 41 Jowar W (214.89) Urban Area (Mahbubabad Town) 42 KR Mahbubabad 3 ED Rice T (129.09) 616.14 181. 30 N3 43 Jowar TK (113·31) o (15· 78) PR Mahbubabad 6 ED Rice 242·81 T (165.92) 367·05 132·74 N2 44 Jowar W (77-29) TK (61.51) o (27-12) PR Mahbubabad 3 ED Rice T (141.64) 647.50 97.53 314.03 Nl:Ml:T2 45 Jowar o (141.64) PR Mahbubabad 8 ED Rice T (309·18) 898.80 80.94 287.33 M4:T35 46 Jowar TK (233.91) o (75·27) KR Mahbubabad 8 ED Rice T (32.78) 473.89 12·55 40.46 NI:M2 47 Jowar TK (28.33) o (4·45) PR Mahbubabad 6 ED Rice T (64.75) 887.47 80.94 N6:M3 48 Jowar TK (52.61) o (12.14) PR Mahbubabad 6 ED Rice T (222·58) 1,371.88 117.36 174.01 Sri Veera Chandra 49 Jowar TK (222.58) Swamy Temple, M5:T1 PR Mahbubabad 3 ED Rice T (89.03) 571. 41 21.04 45.33 N2:Ml:T1 50 Jowar W (89.03) PR Mahbubabad 4 ED Rice T (16.19) 964.77 42.49 696.46 Cl:T2 51 Jowar W 06.19) PR Mahbubabad 8 ED Rice T (216.51) 1,370.26 214.08 533.37 N4:MI:T1 52 Jowar TK (117.36) W (99.15) PR Mahbubabad 14 ED Rice T (35.61) 365.83 28.33 129.50 N3:M2 53 Jowar TK (23.47) W (12'14) 156

VILLAGE

WARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,..-----A--...., No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

54 Sudanpalle 707.79 387 1,997 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

55 Kandikonda t.363.79 330 10660 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

S6 Madhapuram 1.173.99 363 2.l87 P 10+ W PO '10+ -S

57 Ayyagaripalle 566.15 198 1,046 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

58 Chintapalle 1,413·56 392 10923 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

59 Modgulagudem 1,035.99 514 2.761 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS

60 Thirmalapuram 368.26 112 63S P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

61 Kancherlaguda 278.83 99 530 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

62 Rajolu 2,248.02 923 4·695 P,M,H 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS

63 Gollacherla 1,989.43 729 3,903 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

64 Balpal t.S02.19 750 3.834 P,M,H FPC, W PO,TO 10+ BS PHC 65 NaIl ella 1,019.40 462 2,328 P -S W PO 10+ -5

66 Tallasankusa 427.35 296 J,601 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

67 Uppergudem 1,343· 55 404 2,271 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

68 Seerole 1,740.14 625. 3,029 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ BS

69 Kampalle 1.496· 52 596 3,217 P,M,H 0(2) W PO 10+ BS

70 Mannegudem 2,021·80 799 4,349 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

Mulkalapalle 71 742·19 324 1,695 P,M,H 5-10 W PO 10+ BS 157

DIRECTORY and Land use MAHBUBABAD TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ~------~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple -----Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Mahbubabad 18 ED Rice T (67.58) 520.83 32.37 87.01 54 Jowar TK (46.94) W (20·64) PR Mahbubabad 14 ED Rice T (116'Q5) 643·85 126· 26 476.73 55 Jowar TK (76.08) W (40.87) KR Mahbubabad 10 ED Rice T (80.94) 804.51 132.74 155·80 NI 56 Jowar TK (74.46) W (6.48) PR Mahbubabad 14 ED Rice T (91.86) 359.76 32.38 82-15 Nl:T1 57 Jowar o (91. 86) PR Mahbubabad 16 ED Rice T (202.34) 483.60 242.81 484.81 58 Jowar TK (141.23) W (61.11) PR Mahbubabad 14 ED Rice T (106.43) 779.02 12.14 138.40 Cl:M2 59 Jowar TK (93.89) o (12.54) KR Mahbubabad 14 ED Rice T (51.80) 231·48 84.98 60 Jowar TK (51.80) PR Mahbubabad 10 ED Rice T (18.21) 231.89 22.66 ·6.07 Ml 61 Jowar o (18.21) Nl 62 PR Mahbubabad 14 ED Rice T (210.44) 1.648·68 267.90 121.00 1 Jowar TK (197.08) o (13.36) PR Mahbubabad 18 ED Rice T (183·73) 956.67 242·81 606.22 63 Jowar TK (183·73) PR Mahbubabad 18 ED Rice T (118.98) 1,177.63 197·49 8·09 Cl:M4:T3 64 Jowar TK (118·98) KR Mahbubabad 14 ED Rice T (195.46) 706.98 116.96 65 Jowar TK (195.46) PR Mahbubabad 18 ED Rice T (55.04) 311·61 60.70 Ml 66 Jowar TK (55·04) PR Mahbubabad 18 ED Rice T (161.87) 849.03 80.94 251·71 Ml:Tl 67 Jowar TK (121.41) o (40.46) PR Mahbubabad 24 ED Rice T (165· 51) },28J,64 292.99 T1 68 Jowar TK (161.87) 0(3.64) PR Mahbubabad 24 ED Rice T (122·21) 1,243.60 130.71 69 Jowar o (122.21) PR Mahbubabad 30 ED Rice T (174.42) 1.t50·51 376·36 320·51 70 Jowar TK (163.49) o (10.93) PR Dornakal24 ED Rice T (128·69) 469·43 22.26 121. 81 71 JowaI TK (128.69) 158

VILLAGE

W ARANGAL DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ~ ___.t,.,_ __ --.. ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop. Railway market, station, if any Waterway) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

72 Ravigudem 771·33 215 1.200 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS

73 Kannegondla 1,429.35 563 3,068 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ -s

74 Permandlasankesa 1,619.95 651 3,560 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS

75 Chilkodu 1,545·90 625 3,075 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

76 Burgupahad 295.42 218 1,146 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

77 Vennaram 1,825.94 486 2,741 'p 5-10 W PO 5-10 5.10

7& Gurralakunta 431.39 38 231 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

79 Uyyalawada 1,270·31 567 3,089 P -5 W PO -5 -5

80 Dornakal 1,036.00 Urban Area (Dornakal Town) 81 Ammapalem 10189.37 496 2,469 P -5 W -s ·5 RS 159

DIRECTORY and Land use MAHBUBABAD TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- "' any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Dornakal 20 ED Rice T (40.87) 600.55 129.91 72 Jowar TK (30.75) o (10.12) KR Dornakal 18 ED Rice T (390.12) 597·31 441.92 73 Jowar o (364.22) W (25·90) PR Darnaka1 9 ED Rice T (88.63) 629·69 202.33 699·30 74 Jowar TK (64.75) W (23·88) PR Dornaka1 9 ED Rice T (257·79) 942.51 54.63 290.97 Tl 75' Jawar TK (257.79) KR Dornakal 11 ED Rice T (97.12) 142·45 55.85 Ml 76 Jowar TK (97·12) KR Dornakal 7 ED Rice T (232.69) 900.42 530·95 161. 88 77 Jowar TK (228.65) 0(4·04) KR Dornakal 10 ED Rice T (4.86) 377-98 31.56 16.99 78 Jowar o (4·86) KR Dornakal8 ED Rice T (61.11) 1,002.81 18.62 187.77 79 Jowar o (61.11) Urban Area (Dornakal Town) 80 PR Dornakal2 ED Rice T (286·52) 632.52 12.14 258.19 Nl:Ml:Tl 81 Jowar TK (286.52) 160

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APPENDIX - II

LAND UTILISATION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS)

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use in hectares rounded to the nearest unit) ,------______J-. ______~ ______. Culturable waste SI Name of town and taluk Irrigated by (including Area No. within brackets Total Area Forest sources Unirrigated gauchar and not available groves) for cultivation 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Dornakal 1,036·00 T (142.46) 266.32 218·88 408·34 (Mahbubabad) TK (142·46) 2 Mahbubabad 1.761·00 T (191.82) 468.22 590.98 509.98 (Mahbubabad) TK (191.82) 165

APPENDIX - In

STATEMENT SHOWING THE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE ALL THE AMENITIES OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE NOT AVAILABLE

Name of Taluk Name of Village

(1) (2) (3)

Chitiyal 54 Chiknepalle 56 Pambapuram 61 Dikshakunta 63 Pandipampula

Mulug 13 Thupuram 15 Burrakaya lagudem

Eturnagaram 2. Bhupatipuram 6 Devdumla 11 Gangugudem 19 Chittial 20 Sarvai 25 Rampur (Agraharam) 26 Mullykatta 31 Yelsettipalle 33 AlIamvari Bhanpur 38 Manaspalle 43 PodIa 57 Jampangavai 113 Veerapuram 119 Ankampalle 120 Kousettivai 125 Katnarasapuram 130 Singaram Patti Annaram 131 Bhupatipuram 132 Annaram 135 Sattaram 146 Chouled 150 Bollepalle Patti Lingal lSI Alligudem 157 Bandal 158 Lavval 159 Wadagudem Patti Banda!

Kondapur Gudur 13 14 Pothapur 16 Ankannaguda 19 Ramaram 20 Mamidigudem 21 iDubbaguda 25 Kundanpalie 32 Gundam 33 Pocharam 37 Neelampal1e 40 Yerravaram 41 Rangappaguda 43 Karnegandi 44 Marriguda 166

APPENDIX - III (Concld.)

STATEMENT SHOWING THE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE ALL THE AMENITIES OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE NOT AVAILABLE

Name of Taluk L.C. No. Name of Village

(2) (2) (2)

Gudur (Coneld.) 45 Mahadevuniguda 46 JangalpaJle 47 Pedda Yellapuram 48 Doravari Vempalle 49 Botha waniguda 51 Durgaram 55 Pegadapalle 57 MokkaJlapal1 e 58 Mylaram 60 Kothapalle 61 Routuguda 64 Putlabl:)upathi 66 Katrena'rn 67 Chintaguda 68 Narsuguda, 70 Bavurgonda 77 Polaram 78 Bakkaehintalapad 79 Kistapur 81 Gunjed 82 Chinna YeJlapur 86 Rangampet 87 Tungabandam 93 Adivarampet 116 Tatwari Vempalle 117 Gopalpur 118 Veerampet 121 Kongaragidda 122 Neelvaneha 125 Timmapur 126 Kodisalmitta 127 Pandem

Waraugal (U) 3 Waddepalle

Warangal (R) 45 Dubakunta

Cheriyal 62 PuJlagudem

Maripeda 15 Kommanapalle 167

APPENDIX - IV

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population ,No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

CHITIYAL TALUK

0-5* 26 Pongandla 32 Ankushapur 64 Byakkapet (Siwar Somanpalle)

6-10 2 Kalikota 5 Vencharami 8 Gorlavedu 15 ~ornepalle 27 Muchinparthi 46 Madthapalle 49 K\ompalle 56 Pambapuram 59 Azamnagar 62 D'\ldekulapalle

11-15 Venkatraopalle 6 Neradpalle 11 Ninepaka (Patti Mahadevpur) 20 Gummadvelli 22 Pangadpall e 33 Ramkishtapur (Siwar Tekumatla) 35 Raghavreddipet 48 Gudadupalle 53 Rampur 58 Nagaram 63 Pandipamula - 16-20 9 Dhoothpalle 10 Vodthala 14 Garmillapalle 21 Ramkishtapur (Si war Velchal) 28 Thirmalapur 30 Nawabpet 31 Somanpalle 38 Parlapalle 39 Pedda Komatpalle 41 Kurkishal 43 Mogullapalle

21-30 3 Kalvapalle 4 Giddemutharam 7 Vajnepalle 12 Chainpak 13 Raghavapur 17 Vellampalle (Bejigir) Patti Bejigir Sharif 18 Velchal 19 Kundanpalle 24 Jadalpet 25 Gopalapur 29 Chitiyal 34 Tekumatla 36 Dubbiyal 40 Pothgal 42 Mulkalpalle 44 Jookal 45 Challagarege 47 Kothapalle (Simthamannem, 52 Kamalapur 54 Chiknepalle 60 Nandigama

31 + 16 Yemped 37 Akenpalle SO Jangedu 51 Bhoopalpalle 55 Budharam

PARKAL TALUK

o -5* 46 Sarwapur 63 Katakshapur

6-10 16 Gudipahad 31 Jaggaiahpet 32 Sultanapur 33 Konaraopet

11-15 7 Bhagirthipet 8 Ramannagudem 23 Cherlapalle 29 Dammannapet 49 Kodepak (Kalan) 52 Kothapalle (Gori) 60 Singaram (Katacbapur) 62 Neradupalle Patti Katakshapur

* Excludes villages with no Scheduled Castes population. 168

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Per cent ages ) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

PARKAL TALUK (Concld.)

16-20 5 Repaka 6 Kodvatancha 9 Thirmalgiri 10 Regonda 11 Lingal 12 Kanaparthi 13 Nagaram 17 Pidsilla 19 Motlapalle 22 Narlapur 24 Varikole 26 Raiparthi 40 Nadikuda 44 Dharmaram 51 Koppul 56 Taharupur 57 Singaram (Kothaghat) 58 Shayall)pet 64 Hanz Buzurg

21-30 Ankushapur Siwar PidsilJa 2 Medaramatla 3 Rangapuram 4 Lakshmipuram 14 Venkatapu[ 15 Issipet 20 Metpalle 21 VemullJpalle 25 Pulgilla 27 Malkapet 30 Chennapur 35 Kodepak (Khurd) 36 Parkal 39 Ve,llampalJe 43 Kantatmakur Patti Chandragir 47 Ghatlakaniparthi 48 Pocharam 50 Kamareddipall e 53 Katrepalle 54 Vasanthapur 55 Mylaram 67 Muddunoor

31 + 18 Gundlakurthi 28 Paidipalle 41 Choutparthi 42 MushtyalapaJle 45 Kowkonda 61 Pyathipak 66 Neerukulla

MULUG TALUK

0-5* 31 Metlagudem Patti Linghl 32 Muthapuram

6-10 3 Peddapur 4 Adavi Rangapuram 6 Timmapuram (Narayanapuram) 20 Abbapuram 25 Machapuram 35 Rarnpuram 42 Kannaigudem 49 Kothur 51 Sarvapuram

11-15 14 Ghanapuram 22 Banda rupalle 23 Incherla 27 Rangapuram Patti Chalvai 29 Pasranagaram 39 Lakhnavaram 43 Kasimdevipeta 45 Mulug 47 Jaggannapeta 52 Bussapuram

16-20 Chelpur 2 Dharmaraopet 7 Laxmidevipeta 9 NalJagunta 10 Palampeta 12 Kondapuram 16 Karkapalle 17 Mailaram 19 Narsapuram 24 Venkatapuram 41 Chalvai 46 Madanpalle 48 PathipaJle

21-30 11 Raman ujapuram 18 Budharam 50 Pegadapalle 54 KarlapaJ1e

31 + 15 Burrakayalagudem 21 Jakaram 169

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULAnON BY RANGES \

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1 ) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

ETURNAGARAM TALUK

0-5* 14 Gurrevula 71 Kamaram Patti Tadvai 75 Chinaboinapalle 80 K,oyagudem 95 Mallur 117 Kamaram Patti Annaram 132 Ahnaram 150 BoJlepaJle Patti Lingal

6-10 8 Rajannapet 50 Kalvapalle 63 Veng!apuram 66 Gonepalle 88 Kamalapuram 96 Chunchupalle 100 Ramachandrunipet 107 Brahmanapalle 110 Domeda 124 Narsapuram Patti Annaram 157 Banda!

11-15 4 Tupakulagudem 48 Iyapur 53 Oorettam 59 Padigapuram Patti Pangdi 89 Mangapet (Podmur) 97 Narasimhasagaram 105 Kattigudam 114 Beerelli 141 Tadvai 154 Lingal

16-20 15 MuppanpalJe 22 Singaram Patti Gurrevula 39 Eturnagaram 40 Akulavari Ghanpur 61 Narlapuram 82 Gogupalle 84 Peda Venkatapuram 92 Cheerupalle (Kothapet) 93 Narsapur (Mangapet) 104 Rajupet 128 Katapuram

21-30 29 Cha!bak 62 Elbak 78 Ramannagudem Patti Eturnagaram 91 Komatpa!le 94 Thimampet 101 Wadagudam Patti Rajupet 106 Akinepalle Mallaram 111 Rangapuram Patti Annaram

31 + 6 Devdumla 11 Gangugudem 13 Kanaygudcm Patti Gurrevula 16 Buttaigudem 21 Chintagudem 23 EUUf Patti Gurrevula 26 Mullykatta 27 Shankarajpalle 34 Refleer 38 Manaspalle 45 Kondai 72 Shahpalle 79 Papkapur

GUDUR TALUK

o -5* 3 Govindapur 10 Medapalle 14 Pothapur 18 Poongonda 27 Sadireddipalle 32 Gundam 34 Murraiguda 35 Enchaguda 37 Neelampalle 39 Yedulapalle 44 Marriguda 47 Pedda Yellapuram 50 Musmi 51 Durgaram 52 Gundrepal!e 56 Pogallapalle 60 Kothapal1e 71 Gangaram 77 -PolaTam 92 Bhupathipet 94 Sitanagar 96 Pong ode 101 Gundenaga 103 Gajulagattu 106 Bollepalle 113 Teegalveni 114 Dameravancha 115 Macherla 117 Gopalpur 119 Utla 120 Matwada 170

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Popula tion No. No. ,No. (Percentages) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) 0) (2)

GUDUR T ALUK (Concld.) 6-10 2 Kannaraopet 4 NagarajpaJle 5 Shangaram 6 Rudraguda 7 Gundlapahad 11 It ika IpalJ e 12 Dabirpet 22 Kamaram 31 Khanapur 49 Bothawaniguda 63 Velballe 66 Katrenam 83 Mangalwarpet 84 Budhraopet 85 Ainepalle 89 Kothoor 90 Dharmaraopet 97 Papaipet 107 Rajanpalle 123 Karlai 11-15 1 Ramateertham 8 Rampur 13 Kondapur 16 Ankannaguda 24 Jangamwariguda 26 Oatai 29 Pakhal (Ashoknagar) 59 Kothagudem 73 Madigudem 99 Thimmarainpad 102 Madnapur 104 Ayodhyap'ur 105 Gudur 109 Intikanne 1\0 Katrepa\le 111 Arapanpalle Il2 Naikpalle

16-20 45 eVun iguda 87 Tungabandam 88 Rangapur 100 Yellaiguda 108 Nagaram

21-30 78 Bakkachintalapad

31 + 20 Mamidigudem 69 Komatlaguda 75 Bathulapalle

NARASAMPET TALUK

0-5* 29 Rajpet 47 Khalli 64 Redlawada 66 Bollikonda

6-10 J3 Venkatapur 14 Mallampalle 15 Lerl,kalapalle 17 Relakunta 18 Rangapuram 23 Baqajipet 24 Kammepalle 28 Muthojipet 38 Laknepalle 48 Ameenabad 56 Gundrepalle 59 AppaJaraopet 60 Chinna Korpolu 68 Burgamadla

11-15 8 Ponakal 16 Nandigaon 20 Muchimpula 21 Nallaballe 25 Mohammadpur 26 Timmampet 32 Narasampet 33 Maheswaram 40 Adivi Rangapur 41 Gurjal 43 Konapuram 44 Akkalched 46 50 Upperapalle 51 Mudigonda 55 Surpalle 57 Nekkonda 61 Pedda Korpolu 62 Alamkhanipet 65 Topanpalle

16-20 2 Penchikalpet 6 Duggondi 7 Reballe 10 Nachinepalle 12 Rekampalle 19 Arshanpalle 22 Narakkapet 27 Madannapet 30 Survapur (Dwarakpet) 35 Ramavaram 37 Mandapalle 39 Madiramandapalle 42 Lingapur 45 Makdumpuram 49 Deekshakunta 52 Chandrugonda 53 Panikera 54 Lingagiri 171

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDlNG TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

. Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

NARASA¥PET TALUK (Concld.) 21-30 3 Kamaram 4 Laxmipur 11 Togarrai 36 Chalparthi 58 Pathipaka 31 + Brahmanpalle

WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK

0-5* 3 Wa

6-10 Nil 11-15 12 Warangal Fort 16-20 20 Kadipikonda '21-30 1 Madikonda 5 PalveJpula 31 + 6 Kumarpalle 11 Gorrekunta 13 Thimmapur (Haveli)

WARANGAL (RURAL) TALUK

o -5* 21 Venkatapur (Chandragiri) 59 Narlavai 6-10 3 Laknavaram 50 Kommala 51 Vishwanathpur 52 Machapur 58 Mondrai 6S Ramachandrapur 11-15 7 Nagaram 16 Kothaghat 17 Atmakur 57 Pallurguda 64 Mallampall e 16-20 8 Sudanpalle 14 Pesarkonda 15 Malakpet 18 Choudlapalle 19 Oorgonda 36 Elkurty (Haveli) 39 Mogilicherla 43 Poth rajpall e 44 Dharmaram 47 Vanchanagiri 53 Ookal 55 Sangam 56 Chintalapalle 60 Nallaballe (Yelgur) 62 Eiguru (Ranganpet)

21-30 1 Ananthsagar 2 Jaigiri 4 Yellapur 5 Hasanparthi 6 Pembarty 11 Kogilvai 12 Singarajpalle 22 Siddapur 23 Mucherla 24 Bheemaram 25 Chintaghat 26 Devannapet 27 Tararpalle 29 Pegadapalle 30 Wangapahad 31 Damera 32 Oblapur 33 Mustialpalle 34 Agrampahad 35 Peddapur 37 Mangonda 40 Kothapet 46 Vasanthapur 49 Anantharam 54 Shayampet (Haveli) 63 Thimmapur Patti YeJgur

31 + 9 Arvapalle 10 Mallaredd ypalle 13 Pulkurty 20 Ledalla 28 Gopalpur 38 Bodduchintapalle 41 PaidpaJle 42 EnmamuJa 4S Dubakunta 48 Geesgonda 61 Mummadivaram 172

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

GHANPUR T ALUK

0-5* 16 Kondapur 6·10 34 Fathepur 59 Suraram 11·15 2 Narayanagiri 5 Somdevarapalle 12 Mallikudurla 15 Peechera 18 Lingampalle 31 Rajavaram 33 Krishnajigudem 46 Timmampet 48 Sivunipalle 60 Shapalle 16-20 3 Mupparam 4 Devnur 7 Unikicherla 14 Gundalasagar 17 Sripathipalle 24 Malakapalle 28 Dharmapuram 3(') Chinna Pendyala 32 Chilupur 38 Pamnur 39 Uppugal 41 Garimallapalle 49 Chagal 55 Teegram 56 Zafargadha 61 Thamm adapalJ e (Gudur) 21·30 Velair 6 Madipalle 8 Dharmasagar 9 Yelkurthy Dharmasagar 10 Kyathampalle 11 Janakipur 19 Malkapur 20 Venkatadripet 21 Tatikayala 22 Pedda Pendyala 26 Venkatapuram (Chitur) 27 Raghunathapa lie 35 Tatikonda 36 Pullagutta 40 Kunuru 43 Sagaram 44 Konaichalam 45 Tammadapalle 47 Nemiligonda 51 Medikonda 53 Vishwanathpur 54 TandarpaUe 62 Obalapur 31 + 13 Sudeshpall e 23 Rampur 25 Vanamalakanaparthy 29 Nasikal 37 Ghanpur 42 Tidugu 50 KothapaUe (Medikonda) 52 Raghavapur 57 Aliabad 58 Timmapur (Chitur)

CHERIYAL TALUK

0-5* 48 Salakpur 6-10 12 Bonthaghatnaga ram 54 Tapasapalle 59 Salvapur 60 Mansanpalle 68 Ramachandrapuram 73 Kesireddipall e 11·15 5 Jalapalle 10 Kondapur 11 Ankushapuram 13 Tarigoppula 16 Bairanpalle 21 Gowraipalle 27 Maddur 38 Machupahad 39 Malakpet 40 Hanmanthpur 41 Bommakur 47 Marmamula 49 Mustiyal 63 Dubbaguntapalle 75 Kodvatur 78 Tammadpalle 16-20 1 Danampalle 2 Chitiyal 7 Dhoolmitta 8 Thornala 14 Solipuram 15 Kootigal 17 Aknour 19 Tadoor 22 Komaravelle 25 Cheriyal 26 Narasaipalle 28 Gagilapur 29 Rebarthy 30 Vallampatla 34 Narmetta 173

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Na)lle of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Per cen tages) (1 ) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2)

CHERIYAL TALUK (Coneld.)

16-20 36 Abdulnagaram 53 Ainapur 55 Gurvannapet 58 Nagpur 61 LingampalJe 69 Itakal pall e 70 AIi!Dpur 71 Katkoor 77 Bachannapet 79 ChiAna Ramancherla 81 Narayanapur

21-30 3 Kamlaipalle 4 Arjunapalle 6 Lingapuram 9 Bekkal 18 Dommat 20 Marimusthiaya 24 Vecharani 35 Narsapur alias Ramrajpalle 37 Gandiramvaram 42 VeJdenda 43 Ammapur 44 Ladnoor 46 Dharmaram 50 Chenchamkota 51 Kadavergu 56 Posanapalle 64 Kanne 65 Padmati Keshvapur 66 Nagireddipalle 67 Gangapuram 72 Bamdanagaram 76 BasireddipalJe 80 Pochannapeta

31 + 23 Kistampet 31 Vangampalle 32 Potharam 33 Akkerajapalle 52 Ramsagar 57 Peddarajapet 74 Lakshmapur

JANGAON TALUK

0-5* Nil

6-10 25 Peda Ramancherla

11-15 I Gopr ajpalle 3 Venkriya 4 Advikeshvapur 5 Yerragollapahad 19 Marigadi 20 Gangupahad 27 Siddenki 37 Gabbetta 43 NelJutla 53 Wanaparthy

16-20 6 Mykaihat 7 Khil eshapuram 9 Govardhanagiri 11 Ippagudem 17 Ibrahimpunm 22 Shamirpet 23 Pasarmadla 28 Yellemla 34 Raghunathapalle 35 Bhanjipeta 45 Pembarthy 46 Kallem 49 L. Ghanpur 50 Vaddicherla 55 Jedikal

21-30 2 Peddapahad 10 Kurachapalle 12 Samudrala 13 Kanchanpalle 15 Veldi 16 Madharam 18 Fatheshapur 21 Vadlakonda 24 Oblakeshavapur 30 Chitkakodur 31 Chowdaram 33 Nidigonda 38 Koduru 39 Cheeturu 40 Kundaram 44 Nagaram 48 Siripuram 51 Nyalapogula 54 Gumadavalli

31 + 8 Ashwaraopalle 14 Komandla 26 Chowdarpalle 32 Eswanthapur 36 Ka1valapalle 41 Kannaipa lie 42 Narayanapur 52 Kothapalle 174

APPENDIX - IV

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Per cen tages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

KODAKONDLA TALUK

0-5* Nil

6-10 6 Kondapuram 19 Madhapuram 35 Channur 37 Dharmapuram

11-15 7 Palakhurthy 12 Kolkonda 18 Madur Kalan 22 Dardepalle 23 Valmadi 24 Mallampalle 27 Authapuram 33 Muthram 34 Manchippula 38 Kadavendi 42 Mondrai 46 Kodllkondla 50 Wadde Kothapalle 51 Pocharam

16-20 5 Bommera 8 Lakshminarayanapuratn 10 Thorrur, 11 Shatapuram 14 Madur Khurd 17 Ramarajpalle 20 Visnoor 21 Teegaram 25 Vavilala 26 Regula 28 Nancharimodur 29 Peddavangara 30 Pochampalle 32 Edunuthula 39 Devaruppala 43 Lakshmakkapalle 44 Ramavaram 49 Kurpalle

21-30 Kothalabad 2 Iravennu 3 Thirmalagiri 4 Gudur 13 Chowdur 15 Singarajpalle 16 Nirmala 31 Gantlakunta 40 GollapaUe 41 Manpahad 45 Pakala 47 Narasingapuram 31 + 48 Rangapuram

WARDHANNAPET TALUK

o -5* 60 Annaram Sherief

6-10 21 Theegrajupalle 38 Engole 39 Chintanekkonda 50 Burhanpalle 52 Pothireddipalle 55 Periked S6 Revooru 61 Kondapur 62 Ghattikal

1I.15 4 Alipur 25 Katrial 42 Rollakal 43 Kothur 46 Thirmalapalle 47 Konduru 49 KolampaUe 57 Somaram 63 Jagannathapall e 65 Sannuru

16-20 6 Jnole 11 Venkatapur (Haveli) 12 Katrepalle (Haveli) 13 Kapulakanuparthy 15 Punnole 17 Panthini 19 Ramachandrapur 23 Lohitha 26 Yelland a 31 Ramavaram 32 Gannaaram 33 Wardhannapet 34 KothapaUe 35 NaIlabalIe 37 Kanakapaka 40 ChoutapaUe 41 Wadlakonda 44 Laibarthy 51 Katrepalle 53 Muripirala 58 Parvathagir i 64 Okala Patti Raiparthi 175

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORD~NG TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled .L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

WARDHANN~PET T ALUK (Concld.) 21-30 5 Kondaparty 8 Mamnoor 10 Gadepalle 14 Bollekunta 16 Kakiralapalle 20 Gavicherla 22 Shapur 24 Upparapalle 27 Nandanam 29 Dflmmannapet 36 Gopanapalle 45 Raipatty 48 Kesavapur 54 Mylaram 59 Kalleda 31 + 1 BhatpalIe 2 Kothapalle (Haveli) 3 Ammavaripet 7 Singaram 9 Nakknlapalle 18 Chennaram 28 Ban'dantapuram 30 Divitipalle

MARIPEDA TALUK

0-5* Nil 6-10 9 Kantaipalem 24 Danthalapalle 36 Agapet 39 Reponi 40 Gunnepalle 42 Kommulavancha 51 Uggampalle 52 Yellampet 58 Chillamcherla 59 Neelkurthy 60 Anepur 72 Thanamcherla 74 Gundepudi 11-15 3 Mecharajupall e 4 Y errabal Jigud em 13 Thourur 16 Velikatta 18 Venkatapuram 29 Harpriyal 32 Karkal 41 Narsimlapet 48 Gudur 49 Jayyaram 50 Vusampalle 53 Mungimadugu 54 Nagaram Kalan 57 Rampur 61 Veeraram 62 Ullepalle 63 Erjerla 64 Dharmaram 69 Maripeda 16-20 6 Gurthur 8 Ammapur to Kachikal 11 Nellikudur 12 Madpalie 14 Ch intalapalle 27 Cherlapalem 30 Chityal 31 Bommakal 33 Mupparam Kalan 43 Jayapuram 55 Vanthadpula 56 Datla 65 B eechrajpalle 71 Tallaookallu 21-30 Somaram 5 Ramanujapur 7 Khanapur 17 Chinna Vangara 20 Fathepur 21 Polepalie 22 Brahman Kothapall c 23 Bodlada 25 Matedu 35 Ramvaram 37 Kummarikuntla 38 Vemulapalle 47 Gundamrajpalle 66 Purushothamaigudem 67 Galivarigudem 70 Guripur 73 Burhanpur 31 + 2 Zamistanpur 19 Gopalagiri 28 Chikutaipalem 45 Kausalya

MAHBUBABAD TALUK

0-5* 9 Govindapur 11 Kollapuram 12 Boddengonda 16 Edulapus apall e 17 Lakshmipur 18 Vemnoor 176

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A~ SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Schedu,led L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

MAHBUBABAD TALUK (Concld.) -10 5 UpparapaUe 6 Dhanasari 7 Bheriwada 8 Penugonda 10 ApparajupaJle 13 Reddial 14 Khambhalpalle 15 Nadiwada 22 Kalwala 23 KomatipalJe 24 MUpparam Khurd 27 Nainal 28 Modanthurthy 35 Alair 36 Vavilala 38 Jangligonda 39 Parvathgiri 41 Ch,engapuram 44 J amandlapalle 46 Gundrathimadugu 47 Narayanpuram 48 Mogilicher la 51 Mallial S4 Su,danpalle 56 Madhapuram 61 Kancherlaguda 62 Rajolu 63 Gollacherla 6S NaJlella 70 Mannegudem 76 BUrgupahad 77 Vennaram 79 Uyyalawada f1 '"i5 3 Mahmood Patnam 4 Kesamudram 19 Annaram 20 Tallapusapalle 33 Laxmipur 34 Narsimlagudem 37 Anmangal 49 Kurvi 50 Bethole 52 Nereda 53 Thathupalle 58 Chintapalle 59 Modgulagudem 64 BaJpaJ 66 TaJlasankusa 67 Uppergudem 68 Seerole 69 ,Kampalle 71 Mulkalapalle 72 RaVigudem 73 Kannegondla 74 Permandlasankesa 75 Chilkodu 16-20 1 Ingurthy 21 Rangapuram 25 Raju\akothapalle 31 Sree Ramgiri 32 Singaram 40 Mudpugal 57 Ayyagaripalle 81 Ammapalem 21-30 2 Korukondapalle 26 Nagaram Khurd 30 Mungalvaid 45 Anaotharam 55 Kandikonda 31 + 29 Ravirala 43 Gumudoor 60 Thirmalapuram 177

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

CHITIYAL TALUK 0-5* l Venkatraopall e 7 Vajnepalle 13 Raghavapur 14 Garmillapalle 15 Bornepalle 18 Velchal 19 Kundanpalle 24 Jadalpet 26 Pongandla 27 Muchinparthi 29 Chitiyal 30 Nawabpet 31 Somanpalle 37 Akenpalle 39 Pedda Komatpalle 44 JQokal 45 Challagar ege 46 Madthapalle 47 Kbthapalle (Simthamannem) 48 Gudadupalle 56 Pambapuram

6-15 4 Gi'~demutharam 6 Neradpalle 8 Gorlavedu (Patti Mahadevpur) 11 Ninepaka 21 Ramkishtapur 49 Kompalle (Slwar Velchal) 50 Jangedu 51 Bhoopalpalle 59 Azamnagar 61 Dikshakunta 63 Pandipampula 16-25 10 Vodthala 12 Chainpak 58 Nagaram 26-35 3 Kalvapalle 52 Kamalapur 55 Budharam 64 Byakkapet 36-50 5 Vencharami 53 Rampur 54 Chiknepalle 60 Nandigama 62 Dudekulapall e 51 + Nil PARKAL TALUK 0-5* Ankushapur (Siwar Pidsilla) 3 Rangapuram 4 Lakshmipuram 6 Kodvatancha 7 Bhagirthipet 10 Regonda 11 Lingal 12 Kanaparthi 13 Nagaram 14 Venkatapur 15 Issipet 16 Gudipahad 17 Pidsilla 18 Gundlakurthi 19 Motlapalle 22 Narlapur 23 Cherlapalle 24 Varikole 26 Raiparthi 27 Malkapet 29 Dammannapet 30 Chennapur 31 Jaggaiahpet 35 Kodepak (Khurd) 36 Parka'l 37 Madharam 39 VellampaJle Patti Chandragir 40 Nadikuda 41 Choutparthi 43 Kantatmakur 44 Dharmaram 45 Kowkonda 47 Ghatlakaniparthi 48 Pocharam 49 Kodepak (Kalan) 50 Kamareddipalle 52 KothapaJle (Gori) 54 Vasanthapur 55 Mylaram 56 Taharupur 57 Singaram (Kothaghat) 58 Shayampet 60 Singaram (Katachpuf) 61 Pyathipak 62 N eradupall e Patti Katakshapur 66 Neerukulla 67 Muddunoor 6-15 32 Sultanapur 51 Koppul 53 Katrepalle 63 Katakshapur 16-25 8 Ramannagudem

·Excludes villages with no Scheduled Tribes population. 178

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

PARKAL TALUK (Concld ) 26-35 Nil 36-50 Nil 51 + Nil

MULUG TALUK , 0-5* 14 Ghanapuram 18 Budharam 20 A~bapuram 21 Jakaram 23 Incherla 29 ,Pasranagaram

6-15 Chelpur 2 Dharmara6pet 10 Palampeta' 11 Ramanujapuram 12 Kondapuram 17 Mallaram 19 Narsapuram 24 Venkatapuram 25 Machapuram 41 Chalvai 45 Mulug

16-25 7 Laxmidevipeta 9 Nallagunta 22 Bandarupall e 27 Rangapuram Patti Chalvai 39 Lakhnavaram 43 Kastimdevipeta' 52 Bussapuram

26-35 3 Peddapur 4 Adavi Rangapuram 8 Ramanathapalle (Narayanapuram) 35 Rampuram 48 Pathipalle

36-50 6 Timmapuram 47 Jaggannapeta 49 Kothur 50 Pegadapalle

51 + 31 Metlagudem Patti Lingal 32 Muthapuram 42 Kannaigudem 44 Annampalle 46 Madanpalle 51 Satvapuram 54 KarlapalJe

ETURNAGARAM TALUK

0-5* 16 Buttaigudem 38 Manaspalle 39 Eturnagaram

6-15 15 Muppanpalle 21 Chintagudem 61 Narlapuram ,Patti Gurrevula 78 Ramannagudem 79 Papkapur 80 Koyagudem Patti Eturnagaram 88 Kamalapuram 89 Mangapet (Podmur) 101 Wadagudam Patti Rajupet 104 Rajupet 106 Akinepalle Mallaram 114 Beerelli 128 Katapuram 132 Annaram.

16-25 22 Singaram Patti Gurrevula 23 Ettur 34 Reheer 62 Elbak 93 Narsapur (Mangapet) 94 Thimampet 95 Mallur 97 Na rasimhasagaram 105 Kattigudam

26-35 27 Shankarajpall e 40 Akulavari Ghanpur 72 Shahpalle 75 Chinaboinapalle 82 Gogupalle 90 Tondial Laxmipur 179

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

ETURNAGARAM TALUK (Concld.) 36-50 13 Kllnaygudem Patti Gurrevula 20 Sarvai 45 Kondai 50 Kalvapalle 83 Sivapuram 84 Peda Venkatapuram 91 Komatpalle 92 Cheerupalle (Kothapet) 96 Chunchupalle 98 Por~ddipalle 127 Damervai 133 Gangaram Patti Annaram 141 Tadvai 51 + 2 BhuPlltipuram 3 Gangaram Patti Gurrevula 4 Tupakulagudem 8 Rajannapet II Gangugudem 19 Chittial 24 Kanthanpalle 25 Rampur (Agraharam) 26 Mullykatta 29 Chalbak 30 Banajibandam 31 Y elsettipall e 33 Allam~ari Bhanpur 37 Butaram 41 Ekkala 43 Dodla 44 Malyal 48 Iyapur 53 Oorettam 54 Kanneboinapalle 58 Medaram Patti Chalvai 59 Padigapuram Patti Pangdi 63 Venglapuram 66 Gonepalle 68 Kondaparthy 71 Kamaram Patti Tadvai 100 Ramachandrunipet lO7 Brahmanapalle 108 Bandarugudem 110 Domeda III Rangapuram Patti Annaram 113 Veerapuram 116 Yellapuram (Ashannaguda) . 119 Ankampal1e 120 Kowsettivai 124 Narasapuram Patti Annaram 126 Pambapuram 130 Singaram Patti Annaram 131 Bhupatipuram 135 Sattaram 146 Chouled 149 Pochapur 150 Bollepalle Patti Lingal lSI Alligudam 152 Narsapuram Patti Lingal 154 Lingal . 157 Bandal 158 LilVval 159 Wadagudem Patti Bandal 162 Bhittupalle 164 Ankannagudem

GUDUR TALUK o -5* 5 Shangaram 32 Gundam 86 Ragampet III Arapanpalle 6-15 4 Nagarajpalle 6 Rudraguda 10 MedapaUe 15 Konapur 20 Maniidigudem 31 Khanapur 56 PogalJapaIle 88 Rangapur 99 Timmarainpad 104 Ayodhyapur 108 Nagaram

16-25 8 Rampur 11 It ikalpall e 29 Pakhal (Ashoknagar) 35 Enchaguda 39 YedulapalJe 69 Komatlaguda 90 Dharmaraopet 91 Vangapet 110 Katrepalle 26-35 7 Gundlapahad 16 Ankannaguda 82 Chinna Yellapur 87 Tungabandam 89 Kothoor 105 Gudur 106 BollepaJle 109 Intikanne 36-50 1 Ramateertham 12 Dabirpet 13 Kondapur 14 Pothapur 26 Ootai 27 SadireddipaJle 55 Pegadapalle 63 Velballe 84 Budhraopet 85 Ainepalle 92 Bhupathipet 94 Sitanagar 97 Papaipet 100 Yellaiguda 102 Madnapu{ 103 Gajulagattu 107 Rajanpalle 180

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

GUDUR TALUK (Concld.)

51 + 2 Kannar aopet 3 Govindapur 18 Poongonda 19 Ramaram 21 Dubbaguda 22 Kamaram 24 Jangamwariguda 25 Kundanpalle 28 Timmapur 34 Murraiguda 40 Yerravaram 41 Rangappaguda 43 Karnegandi 44 Marriguda 45 Mahadevuniguda 46 JangaJpalle 48 Doravari Vempalle 49 Bothawaniguda 50 Musmi 51 Durgaram 52 Gundrepalle 54 Govindapuram 57 Mokkallapalle 58 MY,laram 59 Kothagudem 60 Kothapalle 61 Routuguda 64 PutJabhupathi 66 Katrenam 67 Chintaguda 68 Narsuguda 70 Bavuq~onda 71 Ganga,ram 73 Madigudem 74 Tirmalgandi 75 Bathulapalle 76 Eswaraguda 77 Polaram 78 Bakkachintalapad 79 Kistapur 81 Gunjed 83 Mangalwarpet 93 Adivarampet 96 Pongode 101 Gundenaga 113 Teegalveni 114 Dameravancha 115 Macherla 116 Tatwari Vempalle 117 Gopa1pur 118 .Veerampet 119 Vtla 120 Matwada 121 Kongaragidda 122 Neelvancha 123 Karlai 125 Timmapur 126 Kodisalmitta 127 Pandem

NARASAMPET T ALUK

o -5* 2 Penchikalpet 3 Kamaram 4 Laxmipur 6 Duggondi - 8 Ponakal 10 Nachinepalle 12 Rekampalle 13 Venkatapur 14· Mallampalle 15 Lenkalapalle 18 Rangapuram 21 NaUabalJe 22 Narakkapet 30 Sarvapur (Dwarakpet) 32 Narasampet 35 Ramavaram 38 Laknepalle 39 Madiramandapalle 41 Gurjal 53 Panik era 56 Gundrepalle 65 Topanpalle 6-15 7 Reballe 17 Relakunta 24 Kammepalle 26 Timmampet 33 Maheswaram 42 Lingapur 46 Chennaraopet 49 Deekshakunta 50 Vpperapalle 54 Lingagiri 55 SurpaJle 57 Nekkonda 61 Pedda Korpolu 62 Alamkhanipet 68 Burgamadla 16-25 16 Nandiga'on 20 Muchimpula 27 Madannapet 37 Mandapalle 43 Konapuram 45 Makdumpuram 51 Mudigonda 63 Venkatapur 26-35 23 Banajipet 28 Mutl10jipet 40 Adivi Rangapur 47 Khalli 52 Chandrugonda 36-50 58 Pathipaka 59 Appalaraopet '60 Chinna Korpoiu 64 Redlawada 51 + 29 Rajpet 44 Akkalched 48 Ameenabad 66 Bollikonda 67 Gotlakonda 181

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population· No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK

o -5* Madikonda 6 Kumarpaile 11 Gorrekunta 13 Thimmapur (Haveli) 20 Kadipikonda 6-,15 Nil 16·25 Nil 26-35 Nil 36-50 Nil 51 + 3 Waddepalle

WARANGAL (RURALl TALUK 0-5* Ananthsagar 2 Jaigiri 4 Yellapur 5 Hasanparthi 6 Pembarty ~ Nagaram 8 Sudanpalle 10 Mallareddypalie 11 Kogilvai 13 Pulkurty 14 Pesarkonda 15 Malakpet 16 Kothaghat 17 Atmakur 18 Choudlapalle 19 Oorgonda 23 Mucherla 26 Devannapet 27 Tararpalle 29 PegadapaUe 30 Wangapabad 31 Damera 32 Oblapur 33 Mustialpall e 34 Agrampahad 3S Peddapur 36 Elkurty (Haveli) 37 Mangonda 38 Bodduchintapalle 39 Mogilicherla 40 Kothapet 41 Paidpalle 42 Enmamula 43 Pothrajpalie 44 Dharmaram 46 Vasanthapur 47 Vanchanagiri ,48 Geesgonda S3 Ookal 54 Shayampet (Haveli) 5S Sangam 58 Mondrai 63 Thimmapur Patti Yelgur 64 Mallampalle 22 Siddapur 2S Chintaghat 49 Anantharam 52 Machapur S6 Chintaiapaiie 16-25 24 Bheemaram 50 Kommaia 61 Mummadivaram 26-35 60 Nallaballe (Yelgur) 62 Elguru (Ranganpet) 36-50 57 Pallurguda 65 Ramachandrapur 51 + 51 Vishwaoathpur

GHANPUR TALUK 0-5* 2 Narayaoagiri 3 Mupparam 4 Devnur 5 SomdevarapaJle 6 Madipalle 7 Unikicherla 8 Dharmasagar 9 Yelkurth y Dharmasagar 11 Janakipur 12 Mallikudurla 13 Sudesbpa He 14 Gundalasagar 15 Peechera 17 Sripathipalle 19 Malkapur 20 Venkatadripet 21 Tatikayala 22 Pedda Pendyala 182

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village . L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. ( Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

GHANPUR TALUK (Concld.)

0-5* 23 Rampur 24 Malakapalle 25 Vanamalakana parthy 26 Venkatapuram (Chitur) 28 Dharmapuram 29 Nasikal 30 Chi~na Pendyala 32 Chilupur 33 Krishnajigudem 36 Pul agutta 37 Ghanpur 38 Pamnur 39 Uppugal '10 Kunuru 41 GarimallapaIIe 42 Tidugu 43 Sagaram 47 Nemiligbnda 48 Sivunipalle 49 ChagaI 50 Kothapalle (Medikonda) 51 Medikonda 52 Raghavapur 61 Thammadapalle, (Gudur) 6-15 10 Kyathampalle 16 Kondapur 18 Lingampalle 35 Tatikonda 46 Timmampet 54 Tandarpalle 56 Zafargadha 16-25 1 Velair 44 Konaichalam 53 Vishwanathpur 55 Teegram 59 S"uraram 26-35 Nil 36-50 31 Rajavaram 62 Obalapur 51 + 34 Fathepur

CHERIY AL TAL UK

0-5* 2 Chitiyal 3 Kamlaipalle 4 Arjunapalle 5 Jalapalle 6 Lingapuram 7 Dhoolmitta 13 Tarigoppula 14 Solipuram 16 Bairanpalle 17 19 Tadoor 20 Marimusthiaya 21 Gowraipalle 22 Komaravelle 25 Cheriyal 26 Narasaipalle 27 Maddur 28 Gagilapur 29 Rebarthy 30 Vallampatla 31 Vangampalle 32 Potharam 33 Akkerajapall e 35 Narsapur alias Ramrajpalle 36 Abdulnagaram 43 Ammapur 44 La

6-15 9 Bekkal 34 Narmetta 42 Veldenda 79 Chinn a Ramancherla ]6-25 ]5 Kootigal 40 Hanmanthpur 26-35 11 Ankushapuram 37 Gandiramvaram 36-50 38 Machupahad 41 Bommakur SI + 10 Kondapur 12 Bonthaghatnagaram 39 Malakpet 183

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

JANGAON TALUK 0-5 * 3 Venkriya 9 Govardhanagiri 10 Kurachapalle 11 Tppagudem 12 Samudrala 13 Kanchanpalle 14 Komandla 15 Veldi 18 Fatheshapur 21 Va~lakonda 22 Shamirpet 24 Oblakeshavapur 25 Peda Ramancherla 27 Siddenki 30 Chitkakodur 31 Cho~daram 33 Nidigonda 34 Raghunathapalle 35 Bhanjipeta 38 Koduru 39 Cheeturu 40 Kundaram 43 Nellutia 45 Pembarthy 46 KaIJe'rn 49 L. Ghanpur 50 Vaddicherla 51 Nyalapogula 52 K6thapalle 55 Jedikal 6-15 2 Peddapabad 16 Madbaram 20 Gangupahad 16-25 5 Yerragoliapahad 7 Kbileshapuram 17 Ibrahimpuram 19 Marig3di 26-35 4 Advikeshvapur 36-50 6 Mykaihat 51 + Nil

KODAKONDLA TALUK 0-5* 2 Iravennu 3 Thi rmalag iri 7 Palakhurthy 10 Thorrur 12 Kolkonda 13 Chowdur 15 Singarajpalle 21 Teegaram 23 Valmadi 31 Gantlakunta 32 Edunuthula 35 Channur 39 Devaruppala 47 Narasingaparam 48 Rangapurm 50 Wadde KotbapaUe 6-15 4 Gudur 14 Madur Khurd 20 Visnoor 25 Vavilala 33 Muthram 34 Manchippula 38 Kadavendi 44 Ramavaram 49 Kurpalle 16-25 5 Bommera 18 Madar Kalan 22 Dardepalle 28 Nancharimodur 29 Peddavangara 46 Kodakondla 51 Pocharam 26-35 11 Shatapuram 26 Regula 36-50 24 Mallampalle 30 Pochampalle 43 Lakshmaklcapalle 51 + 6 Kondapuram 19 Madhapuram 36 Mailaram 37 Dharmapuram 42 Mondrai

WARDHANNAPET TALUK 0-5* 1 Bhatpalle 4 Alipur 5 Kondaparty 7 Singaram 8 Mamnoor 10 Gadepalle 11 Venkatapur (Haveli) 12 Katrepalle (Haveli) 13 Kapulakanuparthy 14 Bollekunta 15 Punnole 16 Kakiralapalle 184

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.) B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULA TION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

WARDHANNAPET TALUK (Concld.) 0-5 17 Panthini 18 Chennaram 19 Ramachandrapur 20 Gavicherla 22 Shapur 24 Upparapalle 26 Yellanda 27 Nandanam 28 Bandantapuram 29 Dammannapet 31 Ramavaram 34 Kothapalle 36 Gopanapalle 41 Wadlakonda 47 Konduru 51 Katrepalle 59 Kalleda 6-15 6 Inole 44 Laibarthy 45 R,lipatty 49 Kolampalle 54 Mylaram 64 Ookai'patti Raiparthi 16-25 21 Theegrajupalle 23 Lohitha 25 Katrial 33 Wardhannapet 35 Nallaballe 37 Kanakapaka 39 Chintanekkonda 40 Choutapalle 43 Kothur 46 Thirmalapalle 50 Burhanpalle 58 Parvathagiri 26-35 53 Muripirala 55 Periked 57 Somaram 62 Ghattikal 6S Sannuru 36-50 38 EngoJe 42 Rollakal 48 Kesavapur 60 Annaramsherief 51 + 52 Pothireddipalle 56 Revooru 63 Jagannathapalle

MARIPEDA T ALUK o -5* Somaram 6 Gurthur 9 Kantaipalem 19 Gopalagiri 20 Fathepur 22 Brahman Kothapalle 24 Danthalapalle 25 Matedu 28 Chikutaipalem 32 Karkal 33 Mupparam (Kalan) 37 Kurnmarikuntla 39 Reponi 47 Gundamrajpalle 57 Ra~pur 6-15 5 Ramanujapur 10 Kachikal 21 Pol'epa\1e 41 Narsimlapet 45 Kausalyadevipalle 46 Bojjannapet 48 Gudur 56 Datla 58 Chillamcherla 66 Purushothamaigudem 73 Burhanpur 74 Gundepudi 16-25 8 Ammapur 1I Nellikudur 12 Madpa\1e 13 Thourur 18 Venkatapuram 29 Harpriyal 31 Bommakal 49 Jayyaram 50 Vusampalle 26-35 3 MecharajupaJlc 4 Yerraballigudem 14 ChintalapalJe 17 Chinna Vangara 30, Chityal 43 Jayapuram 70 Guripur 71 Tallaookallu 36-50 16 Velikatta 51 Uggampalle 52 Yellampet 53 Mungimadugu 55 Vanthadpula 59 Neelkurthy 67 Galivarigudem 68 Abbaipalem 69 Maripeda 51 + 15 Kommanapalle 36 Agapet 42 Kommulavancha 54 Nagaram Kalan 60 Anepur 61 Veeraram 62 UlJepalle 63 Erjerla 64 Dharmaram 65 Beechrajpalle 72 Thanamcherla 185

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRI~ES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

Range of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village L.C. Na\ne of Village L.C. Name of Village I Tribes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (n (2) (I) (2) (1) (2)

MAH~UBABAD TALUK

0-5* 5 (Jpparapall e 25 Rajulakothapalle 29 Ravirala 30 Mungalvaid 60 Thirmalapuram 73 Kannegondla

6-15 1 In~urthy 2 Korukondapalle 4 Kesamudram 22 Katwala 26 Nagaram Khurd 31 Sree Ramgiri 35 Alalr 55 Kandikonda 81 Ammapalem

16-25 14 Kharpbhalpalle 20 Tallapusapalle 32 Singaram 40 Mudpugal 43 Gumudoor 44 Jamandlapalle 45 Anantharam 53 Thathupalle 59 Modgulagudem 71 MUlkalapalle

26-35 8 Penugonda 24 Mupparam Khurd 33 Lakshmipur 34 Narsimlagudem 48 Mogilicherla 49 Kurvi 50 Bethole 54 Sudanpalle 64 Balpal 74 Permandlasankesa

36-50 3 Mahmood Patnam 6 Dhanasari 10 Apparajupalle 13 Reddial 15 Nadiwada 16 Edulapusapalle 19 Annaram 27 Nainal 28 Modanthurtby 36 Vavilala 37 Anmangal 38 Jangligonda 52 Nereda 56 Madhapuram 58 Cbintapalle 62 Rajolu 65 Nallella 68 Seerole 69 Kampalle 70 Mannegudem 75 Chilkodu 76 Burgupabad 77 vennaram 79 Uyyalawada

51+ 7 Bheriwada 9 Govindapur It Kollapuram 12 Boddengonda 17 Laxmipur 18 Vemnoor 21 Rangapuram 23 Komatipalle 39 Parvat~giri 41 Chengapuram 46 Gundrathimadugu 47 Narayanpuram 51 Mallial 61 Kancherlaguda 63 Gollacherla 66 Tallasankusa 67 Uppergudem 72 Ravigudem 78 Gurralakunta 186

LIST OF VILLAGES IN WARANGAL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,...---_____ J.______~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

CHITIYAL T ALUK*

1 Akenpalle Ippalapalle 37 32 32 2 Ankushapur Siwar Somanpalle 32 18 18 3 . Azamnagar 59 125 125 4 Bhimghanpur 57 123 123 Uninhabited 5 BhoopalpaJl~ 51 118 118 6 Bornepalle 15 26 26 7 Budharam Tanda 55 128 128 8 Byakkapet 64 131 131 9 Chainpak 1 Andugutanda 12 6 6 10 Challagarege 4S 47 47 11 Chiknepalle 54 121 121 12 Chitiyal Venkatrapalle 29 44 44 2 Chintalpalle 3 Teleteramaiahpalle 4 Thotapalle 5 Dharmaraopet 13 Dikshakunta 61 127 127 14 Dhoothpalle Kundoorpalle 9 12 12 15 Dubbiyal 1 Mandalonipalle 36 30 30 16 Dudekulapalle 1 Vinobhavapuram 62 129 129 17 Garmillapalle Pa chikalapall e 14 25 25 18 Giddemutharam 1 Lambad i thanda 4 4 4 19 Gopalapur 25 113 113 20 Gorlavedu Lambadithanda 8 11 11 21 Gudadupalle 48 115 115 22 Gummadvelli 20 23 23 23 Jadalpet 1 Bhavasinghpalle 24 14 14 2 Nadimipalle 24 Jangedu 1 Kasimpalle 50 117 117 2 Gaddiganipalle 3 Beddalapalle 4 Seggampa lie 5 Pakkeregadda 6 Veshalapalle 7 Gurijalawada 8 Peddakuntapalle 25 Jookal 44 49 49 26 Kailapur 23 15 15 27 Kalikota 2 2 2 28 Kalvapalle 3 3 3 29 Kamalapur Monkuna iktanda 52 119 119

* Formed from Parkal Taluk, vide G.O.Ms. No. 1415 Reve~ue (U) dated 29th November, 1979 Remarks in column 7 denote 1981 ~ensus position 187

LIST OF VILLAGES IN WARANGAL DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,...-____..a.-. ____...... No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

CHITIYAL TALUK (Contd.) 30 Kompalle Gondrapalle 49 116 116 2 Mahboobpalle 3 Puluriramaiahpalle 4 Manzoornagar 5 Narsimhareddipalle , Seepalle 7 KundoorpalJe 8 Pellonipalle 9 Lambaditanda 10 Dasunaiktanda 31 Kothapalle (Simthamannem) 1 Moranchapalle 47 114 114 I 2 Mukundareddipalle 32 Kundanpalie 1 DWarkapet 19 28 28 33 Kurkishal 1 Beddamanipaile 41 34 34 34 Madthapalle 46 III 111 35 Mogullapalle Arepalle 43 42 42 36 Muchinparthi Gunturpalle 27 46 46 2 SagarlapaJle 3 Raipalle 37 Mulka1pallc 42 39 39 38 Nagaram 58 124 124 39 Nandigama 60 126 126 40 Nawabpet Cbinthakuntarama iahpa lie 30 16 16 41 Neradpalle (Patti Mahadevpur) Gollapalle 6 8 8 42 Ninepaka 11 9 9 43 Pambapuram 1 Bezawadapalle 56 122 122 44 Pandipampula 63 130 130 4S Pangadpalle Yerraiahpalle 22 21 21 46 Parlapalle 38 36 36 47 Pedda Komatpalle Ganeshpalle 39 35 35 48 Pongandla 26 112 112 49 Pothgal Jambulolapalle 40 33 33 50 Raghavapur 13 5 5 51 Raghavreddipet Arepalle 35 31 31 52 Ramkishtapur Siwar Tekumatla 33 19 19 53 Ramkishtapur 5iwar Velchal 1 Peddampalle 21 22 22 54 Rampur S3 120 120 55 Somanpalle SubbakkapaIJe 31 17 17 56 TekumatJa AgireddipaJJe 34 20 20 2 Hanumanthunipalle 57 Thirma1apur 1 Pat imeedigunturpa11 e 28 45 4S 2 Botimeed igunturpalle 58 Vajnepalle 7 10 10 59 Velchal 1 Peddampalle 18 24 24 2 Krishnaiahpa lie 188

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CHITIYAL TALUK (Concld.) 60 Vellampalle (Bejigir) Bandapalle 17 29 29 Patti Bejgir Sharif 61 Vencharami Outappatanda 5 7 7 62 Venkatraopalle Jaronipalle 2 Akulapalle 63 Vodthala 1 Kothapeta 10 13 13 2 Laxmipur 3 Banjara 4 l'urigadda 64 Yemped 16 27 27

PARKAL TALUK 1 Ankushapur (Siwar Pidsilla) 1 43 43 2 Bhagirth ipet Narayanpur 7 107 107 2 GoliapaUe 3 ArepaUe 4 Dumpillapalle 3 Chennapur Ramagundla 30 68 68 , 4 Cherlapallc 23 59 59 5 Choutparthi Gollapalle 41 61 61 6 Dammannapet Roopreddipalle 29 67 67 7 Dharmaram 44 83 83 8 GhatIakaniparthi 1 Narsimlapalle 47 86 86 2 Surampet 9 Gudipahad Bongulapalle 16 40 40 10 Gundlakurthi 18 56 56 11 Hanz Buzurg 64 97 97 12 HussainpalJe 59 92 92 13 Issipet 1 Chinthalapalle 15 41 41 2 Panthapalle 3 Dcvegpalle 4 Vaguvaddupall e 14 Jaggaiahpet Sultanabad 31 69 69 15 Jamshedbegpalle 34 71 71 16 Kamareddipalle 50 74 74 17 Kanaparthi 1 Rayapalle 12 66 66 2 Nagulapalle 18 Kantatmakur Ramakistapur 43 82 82 19 Katakshapur 63 101 101 20 Katrepalle 1 NoorjahanpalJe 53 102 102 2 Sodanapalle 3 Gollapallc 4 Poshampalle 5 Rajupalle 189

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,------'------Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

PARKAL TALUK (Contd,)

21 Kodepak (Kalan) 1 Jogampalle 49 75 75 2 Govindapur 22 Kodepak (Khurd) Damar~nchapalle 3S 73 73 2 Rajakkapalle 3 Iejaiahpalle 4 Balaiahpalle 23 Kodvatancha Gudepa1\e 6 110 110 2 Jogaiahpal1e 24 Konaraopet Kothapalle 33 104 104 25 Koppul 1 Gangireddigudem 51 72 72 26 Kothapalle (Gori) 52 103 103 2 Satyanarayanapuram 27 Kowkonda 45 84 84 28 Lakshmipuram 4 52 52 29 Lingal Pochampalle 11 109 109 30 Madharam 37 79 79 31 Malkapet 27 64 64 32 Medaramatla 2 50 50 33 Metpalle 20 57 57 34 Motiapalle 19 37 37 35 Muddunoor GUddelugulapalie 67 100 100 2 Swamiraopet 3 Mysampalle 4 Bejjampall e 36 Mushtyalapalle 42 60 60 37 Mylaram 55 93 93 38 Nadikuda 1 Gollapalle 40 81 81 39 Nagaram 13 65 55 40 Narlapur Venkateshwarlapalle 22 58 58 41 Neerukulla 66 99 99 42 Neradupalle (Patti Katakshapur) Appaiahpalle 62 96 96 43 Paidipalle 28 78 78 44 Parkal 36 77 77 (F.U.) 45 Pidsilla 1 Yellareddipalle 17 38 38 2 ArepaJle 46 Pocharam Aliabad 48 87 87 47 Polaram 65 98 98 Uninhabited 48 Pulgi11a 25 62 62 49 Pyathipak 61 91 91 50 Raiparthi Nnrsakkgpalle 26 63 63 51 Rajipeta 38 76 76 52 Ramannagudem Jublinagar 8 106 106 53 RaB'gapuram 3 51 51 190

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. ,--______...J-_____ ~ (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 (1) 1961 (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

PARKAL TALUK (Conc1d.) 54 Regonda RangaiahpalJe 10 108 108 2 P eddampalJ e 3 GadepalJe 4 Raolapalle 55 Repaka VenkatraopalJe 5 48 48 56 Sarwapur 46 85 85 57 Shayampet Arepalle 58 90 90 58 Singaram (Katachpur) 60 95 95 59 Singaram (Kothaghat) 57 89 89 60 Sultanapur VenkateshwarlapalIe 32 70 70 61 Taharupur 56 88 88 62 Thirmalgiri Ravulapalle 9 105 10~ 2 Waddepalle 63 Varikole Kothapalle 24 54 54 64 Vasanthapur 54 94 94 65 Vellampalle (Patti Chandragir) 39 80 80 66 Vemulapalle 1 Narsingapur 21 55 55 2 Kasulapadu 67 Venkatapur 1 Hybothpal1e 14 53 53,

MULUG TALUK Abbapuram 1 Sriramulupalle 20 21 19 2 Banelapalle 3 Kotbapall.e 4 Ramachandrunipall e 2 Adavi Rangapuram (Narayanapuram) 1 Lambadipalle 4 4 4 2 Ramaraopalle 3 Mallaiabpalle 3 AnnampalJe 44 27 26 4 Bandalapahad 5 5 44 Uninhabited 5 Bandarupalle 1 Jeevantharaopalle 22 23 21 2 Ganeshapalle 3 Pratapnagar 6 BollepalJe 40 50 40 Merged in Lakhnavaram village L. C. No. 39 7 Budharam Timmapur B Block 18 14 17 8 Burrakayalagudem 15 11 14 9 Bussapuram 52 40 33 10 Cbalvai 1 Dubbagudem 41 41 41 2 Po champa II e 3 Venkateswarapalle 4 Somalagadda 5 Bridgepalle 6 Fruit Farm 191

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MULUG TALYK (Contd.)

11 Che\pur 1 PapaiahpaHe 1 1 1 2 Kundurpalle 3 Venkateswara pa lie 4 Veera lahpalle 5 Kundaiahpalle 6 Panduladibba ]2 Dharmaraopet 1 Parasurampalle 2 2 2 2 Yellareddipalle 3 Baswarajpalle 4 Nerapalle 5 Nagararnpalle 6 Jangupalle 7 Tekulapalle 8 Venkateswarapall e 9 Madhavaraopalle 10 GollapaBe 11 Rajupet @ Konda Rajpet 12 Pocharnpalle 13 DurnpalJagudem 53 39 38 Merged in Lakbnavaram village L. C. No. 39 14 Ghanapuram Kothapal)e 14 10 13 15 Govindaraopeta 37 49 48 I, II and III wards merged in Lakhnavaram. IV, V· VI and VII wards merged in Rangapuram 16 Gowraram 26 43 42 Merged in Chalvai village L. C. No. 4i 17 Incherla 1 Malakpet 23 2S 22 2 JangalpalJe 3 Banjarpalle 4 Ramnagar 5 Somalpalle 6 Incberla Cross Road 18 Jaggannapeta 1 Puligandam 47 29 29 2 ArepaUe 3 Chinagunturpall e 4 Chinna Annampalle 5 Sarangapalle 19 Jakaram 21 22 20 20 Kannaiguda 33 75 64 21 Kannaigudem 42 32 32 22 Karkapalle Laxmareddipalle 16 12 15 23 Karlapalle 1 Laxmipur 54 37 50 2 Nelhekanipalle 24 Kasirndevipeta 1 Ramaiahpalle 43 26 25 2 Mangaipalle 3 Lambaditanda 25 Kavitla 28 47 62 Merged in Rangnpuram village L. C. No. 27 192

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MULUG TALUK (Contd.) 26 Kondapuram 1 Seetharampur 12 8 11 2 AppaiahpaJle 3 Rangaraopa I Je 4 Benjelapalle 27 Kothur Ponchothulepalle 49 31 31 2 Rayanigudem 3 Epalagadda 28 Lakbnavaram 1 Hanmanthulapalle 39 38 39 2 ThathaiahpaJle 3 Lalbahadurnagar 4 Kotegadda 5 Sandrugudem 6 GUmpalligudem Colony 7 Bolepalle 8 Kakarlamadetha 29 Laxmidevipeta Narsingapur 7 7 6 2 Pusavarlapalle 3 Burgupet 4 Ramakistapur 5 Laxmipur 6 Lambaditanda 7 ChakravarthypalJe 30 Machapuram 25 42 24 31 Madanpalle 46 28 28 32 Mailaram 1 Ayodyanagar 17 13 16 (Gandhinagar) 33 Medarmula 38 51 49 Merged in Rampuram village 34 Mettupahad 30 56 68 , Merged in Metlagudem village L. C. No. 31 3S Metlagudem 1 Mettupahad 31 55 67 36 Mulug 1 PalsahabpaJle 45 24 27 2 Madhavaraopalle 3 Anandanagar 4 Rangaraopalle 37 Muthapuram 32 74 66 38 Nallagunta Gamponipalle 9 17 8 2 Hemanaikpalle 3 Narayangiri 39 Narsapuram Singarakuntapalle 19 20 18 2 Papaiahpalle 3 Keshavapur 4 Bhusb~npalle 5 Shantrajpalle 6 Thimnepur A Block 7 Inchancherupalle 8 Raj eswararaopall e 193

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\ MULUG TALUK (Coneld.)

40 Palampeta 10 19 9 41 Pasra 34 53 61 Merged in Pasranagaram village L. C. No. 29 42 Pasranagaram 29 54 63 43 PathipaJle Devagiripatnam 48 30 30 2 Ch inthalapall e 3 Gunturpalle 4 Kodiselakuntapalle 5 Buggapalle 44 Peddapur Gopaiahpaile 3 3 3 2 Shatrajpalle alias Satharippalapalle 3 Gurrampet 4 Bhavsinghpalle 5 Subbakkapalle 6 Mallaiahpalle 7 Lambaditanda (Ramnaiktanda) 8 M aha tmanagar 9 Rahmannagar 10 Kothapalle 11 Laxmipur 12 Perkapaile 45 Pegadapalle Dabbagudem 50 33 34 . 46 Raghavapatnam 36 48 47 Merged in Rangapuram village L. C. N. 27 47 Ramanathapalle 8 ]6 7 48 Ramanujapuram Narayanagiripalle 11 15 10 2 Gunturpalle 3 El thu r lapalle 49 Rampuram 1 Gandhinagar 35 52 60 2 Moddulagudem 3 Papaiahpalle 4 VI and VIl wards of Pasranagaram 50 Rangapuram Patti Chalvai 1 Epalagadda 27 46 46 2 Ragha Vapa tnam 51 Sarvapuram 1 Lalaguda 51 34 35 2 Jagganneguda 52 Thupuram 13 9 12 53 Timmapuram 1 Laxminarayanapur 6 6 5 2 Andugula pall e (Tribal Society) 54 Venkatapuram 1 Yellareddipalle 24 18 23 2 Jawaharnagar 194

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ETURNAGARAM TALUK* 1 Adharvai 55 58 74 Uninhabited 2 Akinepalle Mallaram 106 218 218 3 Akulavari Ghanpur 40 184 179 4 AlgupaJle 76 187 185 Uninhabited 5 Allamvari Bhanpur 33 176 173 6 Alligudam 151 89 100 7 Andukpalle 5 148 150 Uninhabited 8 Ankampalle 119 122 111 9 Ankannagudem 164 35 36 10 Annaram 132 110 126 11 Banajibandam 30 173 140 12 Bandal 157 80 92 13 Bandarugudem 108 216 216 14 Banjar Yellapur 143 95 130 Uninhabited 15 Barlaguda 99 211 208 Uninhabited 16 Beerell; 114 118 109 17 Bhittupalle 162 81 53 18 Bhupatipuram 2 145 146 19 Bhupatipuram 131 131 124 20 Bodigudem 69 98 131 Uninhabited 21 Boll epalle Patti Lingal 150 85 97 22 Brahmanapalle 107 217 215 23 Buduguvanipahad 56 67 82 Uninhabited 24 Butaram 37 180 176 25 Buttaigudem Kothursivar 16 163 164 26 Chalbak Heerapur 29 172 141 27 Cheerupalle (Kothapet) Narsaigudem 92 200 201 2 BaJlannagudem 3 Jabborigudem 4 Narenderraopet 5 Butchaypeta 6 Kothapeta 28 Chennapuram 142 96 183 Uninhabited 29 Chinaboinapalle 75 135 187 30 Chinna Venkatapuram 85 133 91 Uninhabited 31 Chintagudem Patti Ekkala Duvvur 74 186 184 Uninhabited 32 Chintagudem Patti Gurrevula 21 164 165 33 Chintalkatapur 155 84 94 Uninhabited 34 Chirragudam 87 193 186 Uninhabited 35 Chittial 19 159 157 36 Chou led 146 92 115 37 Chunchupalle 96 205 204 38 Dammakkapalle 65 . 45 45 Uninhabited 39 Damervai 127 128 122 40 Devdu01la 6 149 151 41 Dodla 43 138 135

* Formed from MuiuS Taluk. Vide G.O.MS. No. 1415 Revenue (U) Dated 29th November, 1979. 195

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ETURNAGARAM TALUK (Contd.) 42 Domeda 1 Nimmagudem 110 213 210 2 Takklagudem 3 Thimmapur 4 Chinthagunta 43 Durgaram 51 61 78 Uninhabited 44 Ekkala 41 lSI 180 45 Elbak 62 70 71 46 Ellapuram 81 195 194 Uninhabited 47 Eturnagaram 39 183 17& 48 EttUT 23 166 167 49 Gangararn Patti Annaram, 133 106 127 50 Gangararn Patti Gurrevula 3 146 148 51 Gangugudem 11 155 156 52 Gogupalle Reddipalle 82 192 190 53 Gollagudam 103 208 214 Uninhabited 54 Gondangavai 32 175 138 Uninhabited 55 Gonepalle 66 72 70 56 Gopaigudam 138 109 118 Uninhabited 57 Gowrararn Patti Annaram 123 111 55 Uninhabited 58 Gurrevula 14 154 160 59 Iylapur 48 143 144 60 fmmadigudem 136 103 65 Uninhabited 61 Jampangavai 57 65 80 62 Kalvapalle 50 S9 75 63 Kamaram Patti Tadvai Narsingapuram 71 I()() 133 64 Karnaram Patti Annaram '. 117 120 108 65 Kamalapuram Boggubatti 88 196 195 66 Kamsettigudam 112 117 106 Uninhabited 67 Kanaygudem Patti Gurr evula 13 156 159 68 Kanneboinapalle 54 66 81 69 Kanthanpalle 24 167 168 70 Katapuram Jaggaram 128 127 125 71 Kattigudam Parakalagunta 105 215 217 72 Katnarasapuram 125 125 J19 73 Keshavapur 122 112 114 Uninhabited 74 Kishtapurarn \40 102 129 Uninhabited 75 Komatpalle Mollogudem 91 199 200 2 Kappafagudem 3 Machepalle 4 Kothur 76 Kondai 45 140 137 77 Kondaiguda 153 87 96 Uninhabited 78 Kondafanagaram 144 94 90 Uninhabited 79 Kondaparthy 68 97 89 80 Kondred 46 14t 143 Uninhabited 81 Koratpalle 47 142 134 Uninhabited 82 Kothagudem Patti Ekka1aguvam 42 131 85 Uninhabited 83 Kothagudem Patti Liogal 160 77 51 Uninhabited 196

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ETURNAGARAM TALUK (Contd.)

84 Kothur Patti Gurrevula 9 152 154 Uninhabited 85 Kothur Patti Pangdi 49 60 76 Uninhabited 86 Kowsettivai 120 113 112 87 Koyagudem 1 Ramnagar 80 194 193 2 Lambadithanda 88 Ladakgudam 109 214 209 Uninhabited 89 Lavval 158 79 116 90 Laxmipuram Patti Gurrevula 7 150 153 91 Laxmipuram Patti Annaram 134 105 56 Uninhabited 92 Lingal 154 86 95 93 Lingapuram 86 132 199 Uninhabited 94 Madharam 161 62 87 ' Uninhabited 95 Malkapalle 17 161 162 Uninhabited 96 Mallur 1 Moragudem 95 204 203 2 Mamidigudem 3 Kothabasthi 4 Komatigudem 97 Malyal 44 139 136 98 ManaspaJle 38 182 177 99 Mangapet (Podmur) 1 Bestapodamur 89 197 196 2 Gampalavarigudem 100 Maredigudem 70 99 88 Uninhabited 101 Maredipaka 28 17l 142 Uninhabited 102 Marepalle 1 144 145 Uninhabited 103 Medaram Patti Eturnagaram 77 188 86 Uninhabited 104 Medaram Patti Chalvai 58 76 59 105 Medaram (Sammakajatra) Reddigudem 52 64 77 Uninhabited 148 90 99 Uninhabited t06 Motlagudem Patti LingaJ I .. 107 Mullykatta 26 169 170 108 Muppanpalle Burghugudem 15 162 161 109 Narasapuram Patti Annaram 124 126 120 110 Narasimhasagaram Gandhinagar 97 203 206 III Narlapuram 61 57 72 112 Narsapur (Mangapet) Maharajpet 93 201 197 113 Narsapuram Patti Linga\ 152 88 98 114 Nimmagudam 115 119 107 Uninhabited 115 Nimmakayalanagaram 67 71 84 Uninhabited 116 Oorettam 53 63 79 117 Padigapuram Patti Gurrevula 18 158 158 Uninhabited li8 Padigapuram Patti Pangdi S9 69 83 119 Padigapuram Patti Annaram 139 108 57 Uninhabited 120 Pambapuram 126 123 121 121 Papkapur 79 190 191 122 Parad 12 157 147 Uninhabited 123 Peda Venkatapuram 84 134 188 197

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'\ ETURNAGARAM TALUK (Contd.)

124 Pochapur 149 83 93 125 Poreddipalle 98 212 207 126 Raigudem 178 174 Uninhabited " 35 127 Rajannapet 8 151 152 128 'Rajupet 1 Kothur 104 209 212 2 Kannaigudem 3 Ravigudem 4 Devanagar 5 Ram~nakkapet' 129 Ramachandrunipet Sangampalle 100 210 211 2 Cheepurudibba 3 Maridigudem 4 Vaguvaddugudem 130 Ramanakkapet 102 207 213 Uninhabited 131 Ramannagudam Patti Eturnagaram 78 189 192 132 Ramannagudem Patti Annaram 137 107 128 Uninhabited 133 Rampur (Agrahararn) 25 168 169

134 Rampur Patti Annaram 121 124 III Uninhabited 135 Rampur Patti Gurrevula 10 153 155 Uninhabited 136 Ranbandala 163 36 37 Uninhabited 137 Rangapuram Patti Annaram III 116 105 138 Reheer 34 177 172 139 Sarvai 20 160 163 140 Sattaram 135 104 102 141 Shahpalle 72 136 182 142 Shankarajpalle 27 170 171 143 Singararn Patti Gurrevula 22 165 166 144 Singaram Patti Annaram 130 130 123 145 Sivapuram 83 191 189 146 Somaigudam 145 93 117 Uninhabited 147 Tadvai Indranagar 141 101 132 148 Takkalagudem 60 68 73 Uninhabited 149 Theegalvai 73 185 181 Uninhabited 150 Thimampet Abbaigudem 94 202 202 151 Timmanitogu 147 91 101 Uninhabited 152 Tondial Laxmipur 90 198 1~ 153 Tupakulagudem 4 147 149 154 Uppukunta 129 129 58 Uninhabited 155 Vaddagudem Patti Lingal 156 82 52 Uninhabited 156 Veerapuram tl3 liS 104 157 Venglapuram 63 73 69 158 Venkannagudam 118 121 liO Uninhabited ]59 Venkatapuram Patti Chalvai 64 44 43 Uninhabited 198

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ETURNAGARAM TALUK (Concld.) 160 Wadagudam Patti Rajupet 1 Paligudem 101 206 205 2 Ramanakkapet 161 Wadagudam Patti Bandal 159 78 54 162 Woddugudem Patti Gurrevula 36 179 175 Uninhabited 163 Yellapuram (Ashannaguda) 116 114. 103 164 Yelsettipall e 31 174 139

GUOUR TALUK* Adivarampet 93 126 126 2 Ainepalle Mothelagudem 85 132 132 3 Ankannaguda 16 70 70 4 Arapanpalle III 171 171 5 Asurvelli 9 39 39 Uninhabited 6 Ayodhyapur 1 Rampur 104 176 176 2 Va vilalabandam 7 Bakkachintalapad 78 120 120 8 Bathulapalle 75 186 186 9 Bavurgonda 70' 110 110 10 Bhupaiapatnam 72 194 194 Uninhabited 11 Bhupathipet Lambaditanda 92 128 128 2 Kothapalle 12 Bollepalle 1 Khalyenaiktanda 106 175 175 2 Mansioghtanda 3 Vadiyaganitanda 13 Bothawaniguda 49 114 114 14 Budhraopet 1 Ramalingaiahpalle 84 131 131 2 Badaganitanda 15 Chinna YeHapur 82 125 125 16 Chintaguda 67 105 105 .. 17 Dabirpet 12 36 36 18 Dameravancba Namiligonda 114 178 178 2 Chakrutanda 19 Devavaram 42 93 93 Uninhabited 20 Dha rma raop et Amrutanda 90 136 136 2 Balutanda 21 Doravari Vempalle 48 113 113 22 Oubbaguda 21 100 100 23 Durgaram Kothagumpu 51 95 95 24 Enchaguda 35 73 73 25 Eswaraguda 76 119 119 26 Gaju1agattu Pulemeedipalle 103 169 169 2 Harischandrunitanda

* Formed from Narasampet taluk, vide G.O.MS. No. 1415 Rev (u) dated 29th November, 1979. 199

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GUDUR TALUK (Contd.) , 27 Gangaram 71 195 195 28 Gopalpur 117 123 123 29 Govindapur Shamshabad 3 32 32 2 MuduchakkaJapalle 3 Lambaditanda 30 Govindapuram 54 81 81 31 Gudur Marrimitta 105 171 177 2 Bamandlapa 11 e 3 Kothakuntatanda 4 Thurupulaxmipur 5 Padamaralaxmipur 6 Chandrugudem 7 Epurupalle 8 Calcuttatanda 9 R uplanaiktanda 32 Gundam 32 65 65 33 Gundenaga 1 Valyatanda 101 168 168 2 Toklatanda 3 Bodiyatanda 4 Kokyatanda 5 Ramchand runitanda 6 Jahuganitanda 7 Ganyatanda 8 Dh~njyatanda 34 Gundlapahad 1 Gandhinagar 7 34 34 2 Chinnatanda 3 Peddatanda 4 Gollapalle 35 Gundrepalle 52 94 94 36 Gunjed 81 124 124 37 Intikanne Venkatagiri 109 160 160 2 Chandrutanda 3 Lekyatanda 4 M utyalammatanda 38 Ippala Pegadapur 23 92 92 Uninhabited Uninhabited 39 Irlculakunta 124 190 190 40 Itikalpall e 1 Narsingapur 11 35 35 2 Lambaditanda 3 YenguJatanda 41 JaJbanda 30 42 42 Uninhabited 42 Jangalpalle 46 104 104 43 Jangalpalle 62 116 116 Uninhabited 44 J aogamwariguda 24 90 90 45 Kamaram 22 101 101 200

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GUDUR TALUK (Contd.) 46 Kannaraopet 1 Padmapur 2 31 31 2 Buchireddipa lie 47 Karlai 123 189 189 48 Karnegandi 43 96 96 49 Katrenam 66 108 108 50 Katrepalle 110 170 170 51 Keshwapatnam 95 137 137 Uninhabited 52 Kbanapur 1 . Manbothulagadda 31 63 . 63 2 P eddammagadda 53 Kistapur 79 121 12'1 54 Kodisalmitta 126 193 193 55 Komatlaguda 69 109 109 56 Konapur 15 69 69 57 Kondapur 13 40 40 58 Ko nga ra g idda 121 182 182 59 Kotbagudem 1 Samudralagarajcagumpu 59 77 77 60 Kothapalle 60 76 76 61 Kothoor 89 135 135 62 KundanpalIe Sarsanpalle 25 86 86 63 MacherIa 1 MucherJa Colony 115 179 179 (Dubbagudem Koya Colony) 64 Madigudem 73 188 188 65 Madnapur Baduganitanda 102 167 167 2 Ramganitanda 3 Beerbaltanda 4 Suryatanda 66 Mahadevuniguda 45 103 103 67 Mamidigudem 20 99 99 68 Manchanpalle 53 79 79 Uninhabited 69 Mangalwarpet Nazitanda 83 130 130 2 Lambaditanda 3 Epachettuthanda 4 Ramla Thanda (Kurthimatuthanda) 70 Marriguda 44 102 102 71 Matveeraram 98 140 140 Uninhabited n Matwada Panthulatanda 120 181 181 2 Hanumanthunitanda 73 Medapalle Gollapalle 10 37 37 74 Mokkallapalle 57 74 74 7S Murraiguda 34 66 66 76 Musmi 1 Ramannagudem 50 115 115 2 Burgampur 3 Cheruvupakkagumpu 201

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r-----_.t_-----~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

GUDUR TALUK (Contd.)

77 Mylaram Lambadi Thanda 58 75 75 78 Nagarajpalle 4 33 33 79 Nagaram Meeransllapur 108 162 162 2 Nakkalaguntatanda 80 Naikpalle 112 173 173 81 Narsuguda 68 107 107 82 Neelampalle 37 84 84 83 Neelvancha 122 183 183 84 Oorabaka 65 111 111 Uninhabited 85 Ootai Penyatanda 26 72 72 86 Pakhal (Ashoknagar) Gangadevitanda 29 41 41 87 Pandem 127 192 192 88 Papaipet 1 Bacheru 97 139 139 2 Tanda 3 PuIlaihpur Thanda 89 Pedda YeJIapuram 47 106 106 90 Pegadapall e 55 80 80 91 Pocharam 33 64 64 92 Pogallapall e 56 82 82 93 Polaram 77 118 118 94 Pongode 1 Sambaiahpalle 96 138 138 2 Koyaguda 3 Ramlathanda 95 Poongonda 18 97 97 96 Pothapur 14 68 68 97 Putlabhupathi 64 lI2 112 98 RajanpaJle Kathulatanda 1.07 174 174 2 Dhanjyetanda 3 Khalyatanda 4 Bancharaitanda 99 Ramaram 19 98 98 100 Ramateertham Arvayaipalle 29 29 2 BiIlaganithanda 101 Rampur 8 38 38 102 Ranipur 17 91 91 Uninhabited 103 Ragampet 86 133 133 104 Rangappaguda 41 89 89 105 Rangapur 88 134 134 106 Routuguda 61 78 78 107 Rudraguda 6 21 21 108 Rudravaram 38 85 85 Uninhabited 109 Sadireddipalle 27 71 71 202

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GUDUR TALUK (Concld.)

110 Shangaram Mamindlaveeraiahpall e 5 28 28 III Sitanagar Toriyanaiktanda 94 127 127 2 Modinaiktanda 3 Kommulavancha (Peddatanda) 112 Tatwari VempaIJe Masanpalle 116 185 185 113 Teegalveni Gundaltanda 113 172 172 2 Laxmipur 3 Cheruvumundatitanda 114 Timmapur 28 67 67 115 . Timmapur 125 191 191 116 Timmarainpad 99 141 141 117 Tirmalgandi 74 187 187 118 Tungabandam 87 62 62 119 Upparaguda 80 122 122 Uninhabited 120 Utla 119 180 180 121 Vajjavaniguda 36 83 83 Uninhabited 122 Vangapet 91 129 129 123 Veerampet 118 184 184 124 Velballe 63 117 117 125 Yedulapalle 39 88 88 126 Yellaiguda 1 Lambadithanda 100 166 166 2 YeJlaiguda Colony 127 Yerravaram 40 87 87

NARASAMPET T ALUK

1 Adivi Rangapur 1 Indrapuram 40 55 55 2 Rajyatanda 3 Golluritanda 2 Akkalched 1 Lambaditanda 44 60 60 3 Alamkhanipet 1 Redyatanda 62 159 159 4 Ameenabad 1 Ameenpet 48 144 144 2 Khadarpet 3 Ameenatanda 4 Mamillapalle 5 Shankaramtanda 6 Bapunagar 7 Kandikalagadda 8 Thopangadda 9 Teku lakunta tanda 10 Regulabodi Thanda 11 Ramannakunta Thanda 12 Burugugunta Thanda 203

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NARASAMPET TALUK (Contd.)

4 Ameenabad (Concld.) 13 Gollabamagaddatanda 14 Koramgunta Thanda 15 Thanda 16 Christ una gar 5 Appalaraopet 1 Madipalle 59 152 152 2 Kotha Thanda 3 Kasinathtanda 4 Mannepuwada 5 Mundhati Thanda 6 Chintaguntitanda . 6 ArshanpalJe 1 BollonipaIle 19 30 30 7 Banajipet Chandraipalle 23 19 19 2 Bojjinaiktanda 3 Chandunaiktanda 4 Rajeshwarraopalle 5 Chandra Naik Thanda 6 Buchinaik Thanda 8 Bollikonda 66 156 156 9 BrahmanpaJle 1 1 1 10 Burgamadla 1 Edulagaddatanda 68 155 155 2 Banjartanda 11 Chandrugonda 1 Banjarpalle 52 147 147 2 Yerrarajaiahtanda 3 Devatanda 4 Ramnaiktanda 5 Mangaltanda 6 Mudetanda 7 Gatetanda 8 Dharmatanda 9 Dapputanda 12 Chennaraopet 1 Kottayyapalle 46 142 142 2 Narayanatanda 3 Jojipet 4 Erriganitanda 5 Bhagawatupalle 13 Chalparthi Jeedikal 36 12 12 14 Chinna Korpolu 1 Kasmetanda 60 163 163 2 Somlatanda 3 Bhukyathanda 4 Pathatanda

15 Deekshakunta Seetarampet 49 145 145 2 Devunitanda 3 Bediatanda 4 Raibedavatanda 204

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NARASAMPET TALUK (Contd.)

16 Duggondi 1 Thogaramaiabpall e 6 6 6 2 Gudi Mabeswaram 3 Jaferpalle 4 Banderpalle 5 DesaipalJe 6 Samba iabpa lie 17 Gotlakonda 1 Bottavanitanda 67 154 154 2 Bhukyavanitanda 3 Cherumeeditanda ]8 GundrepaUe Galivadditanda 56 ~49 149 19 GurjaJ Rajapalle 41 59 59 2 Mahboobpalle 3 ChinagurijaJa 4 GunturpalJ e 5 Lambaditanda 20 Kamaram 3 3 3 21 Kammepalle Seetharamtanda 24 18 18 2 Chekkaraputanda 3 DesaripalJe 4 Rajes~arraopal1e 22 "Keswapur 5 5 5 23 KhalJi Lambadi Tanda 47 143 143 2 Pochammavaddi Indlu 24 Konapuram 1 Kalnaiktanda 43 58 58 2 Balyaganitanda 25 LaknepaJle 1 Marrinarasaiahpalle 38 52 52 26 Laxmipur Bandampalle 4 4 I 4 2 Arepalle 3 Shambunipall e 4 GundlapaJIe 5 Guntupalle 27 Lenkalapa 11 e 1 Kasturipalle 15 23 23 2 Gollapalle 28 Lingagiri Thopangaddatanda 54 165 165 29 Lingapur Lambaditanda 42 56 56 30 Madannapet 1 Kothapalle @ Nagulapalle 27 48 48 2 Part inaiktanda 31 Madira 34 49 49 Uninhabited 32 Madiramandapalle 39 54 54 33 Maheswaram Gunturpall e 33 51 51 2 Rajapalle 3 Gunturpalle (near Wattivagu) 4 Amrutanda 5 Swamytanda 205

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NARASAMPET T ALUK (Contd.) 34 Makdumpuram 45 61 61 35 Mallampalle Balvanthapur 14 15 15 2 Gopalpur 3 Chandraiahpalle 4 Bobbaralipalle 5 Gollapalle 36 Mandapalle 1 Ch epala banda 37 53 53 2 Pilligundla 3 Girnibavi 37 Mohammadpur Marripalle 25 16 16 38 Muchimpula 1 Dasthagiripalle 20 27 21 2 Lambaditanda 39 Mudigonda Lambaditanda 51 146 146 40 Muthojipct 1 Kamalapurani 28 47 47 2 lppalatanda 3 Kondasamudramtanda 41 Nachinepalle 10 10 1(} 42 Nallaballe ) KondaipaUe 21 22 22 2 GunturpalJ e 43 Nandigaon 16 24 24 44 Narakkapet 22 20 20 45 Narasampet Vellamnagar 32 44 44 2 Kakatiyanagar (F.U.) 46 Nekkonda Narsatanda 57 i50 150 47 Panikera 53 148 148 48 Paspunoor 31 43 43 49 Pathipaka 1 Narsunaiktanda 58 151 151 2 Lodyatanda 50 Pedda Korpolu 1 Venkataganitanda 61 161 161 2 Simlaganitanda 51 Penchikalpet 2 2 2 52 Ponakal 1 Bikkajipalle 8 8 8 2 Arepalle 53 Rajpet Jangalpalle 29 46 46 2 Gorlagadda 3 Manjyatanda 4 Ratbiramtanda 5 M uthyalammatanda 54 Ramachandrapuram 9 9 ~ 55 Ramavaram Rangampalle 35 50 50 56 Rangapuram Dharmaraopall e 18 26 26 2 Vellampalle 57 Reballe Borlapalle 7 7 7 206

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NARASAMPET TALUK (Coneld.) 58 Redlawada 1 Saireddipalle 64 153 153 2 Bhukyatanda 3 Addebot etanda 4 Pittekellabodutanda 5 Regulatanda 59 Rekarnpalle 12 13 13 60 Relakunta Saircddipalle 17 25 25 61 Sarvapur (Dwarakpet) Mudiraju Colony 30 45 45 2 Waddera Colony 3 Kothapalle 62 Surpalle 55 164 164 '3 Timmampet Narayanatanda 26 17 17 64 Togarrai 11 11 11 65 Topanpalle 65 157 157 66 Upperapalle Jogyatanda 50 57 57 2 J eedigaddatanda 67 Venkatapur 1 Mangalpalle 13 14 14 2 Vellampalle 68 Venkatapur Gangadevunitanda 63 158 158 2 Cherukommutanda

WARANGAL(URBAN)TALUK* Desaipet 9 66 66 (F.U.IV) (F.D.I) (F.U.) 2 Girmajipet 17 69 69 (F.D.lV) (F.U.I) (F.U.) 3 Gorrekunta Gunturpalle 11 59 59 4 Hanamkonda 1 Gunturpalle 7 81 81 2 Peddammagadda (F.U.IV) (F.U.I) (F.D.) 3 Gollapalle 5 Kadipikonda 20 88 88 6 Kazipet 19 83 83 (F.U.IV) (P.D.I) (P.D.) 7 KumarpaJle 1 Gundla Singaram 6 17 17 (P.U.IV) (P.D.l) (P.U.) 8 Lakshasingaram 4 16 16 (F.D.IV) (F.D.I) (F.D.) 9 Lakshmipuram to 68 68 (F.D.lV) (F.D.I) (F.D.) 10 Madikonda 1 Kummarigudem 1 90 90 2 Tekulagudem (P.D.IV) 3 Ayodyapuram

* Formed from Warangal taluk, Vide G.O.MS. No. 1415 Revenue (U) dated 29th November, 1979. 207

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WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Concld.)

11 Matwada , .. 8 67 67 (F.U.IV) (F.U.I) (F.U.) 12 Palvelpula 1 Gunturpalle 5 18 18 (P.U.IV) 13 Ramannapet 16 70 70 (F.U.IV) (F.U.I) (F.U.) 14 Rangashaipet Sriramulapet 14 77 77 2 Seethaiampuram (F.U.IV) (F.U.I) (F.U.) 15 Shaimpet 18 80 80 (F.U.IV) (F.U.I) (F.U.) 16 So midi 2 89 89 (F.U.IV) 17 Thimmapur (HaVeli) 13 76 76 18 Urus 1 Karimbad 15 78 78 2 Aliabad (F.U.IV) (F.D.I) (F.U.) 19 Waddepalle Lambadithanda 3 82 82 (P. U.IV) (F,U.I) (F.U.) 20 War an gal Fort Sambhunipalle 12 71 71 (P.D.IV) (P.U.I) (P.U.)

WARANGAL(RURAL) TALUK*

Agrampahad Bothaiapalle 34 41 41 2 Raghavapuram 2 Anantharam 49 4S 45 3 Ananthsagar 4 Arvapaile Buchi Ramaiahpalle 9 24 24 5 Atmakur Arepalle , 17 39 39 2 GWdepahad 6 Bheemaram 1 Komatpalle 24 14 14 2 Lambadithanda 7 Bodduchintapalle 38 61 61 8 Chintaghat 1 Manepalle 25 13 13 9 Chintalapalle 1 Yetlapal1e 56 52 52 2 Baiaiingampalle 3 Gollapalle 10 Choudiapalle Vogonepalle 18 40 40 11 Damera 31 33 33 12 Devannapet Subbaiahpalle 26 8 8 13 Dharmaram 44 57 57 14 Dubakunta 45 72 72

* Formed from Warangal Taluk, Vide G.O.Ms. No. 1415 Revenue (U) dated 29th November, 1979. 208

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WARANGAL (RURAL) TALUK (Contd.)

15 Eiguru (Ranganpet) 1 Bhikyatanda 62 172 172 2 Maniganitanda 16 Elkurty (Haveli) Arepalle 36 44 44 17 Enmamula 1 Gunturpalle 42 65 65 18 Geesgonda 1 ArepaUe 48 56. 56 (Konaimakula) 2 Seethampet 3 Rampuram 4 GuttakindipaI Ie 5 Balaipalle 19 Gopalpur 28 15 15 20 Hasanpartbi 1 Seethampet 5 12 12 (F.D.II) 21 Jaigiri BaIJuganithanda 2 9 9 22 KogiIvai 11 29 29 , 23 Kommala 50 46 46 24 Kothaghat 16 38 38 2S Kothapet 40 63 63 26 Laknavaram 3 10 10 , 27 Ledalla 1 Arepalle 20 32 32 28 Machapur Gangadevanipalle 52 55 5S 29 Malakpet 15 37 37 30 Mallampalle Devanagar 64 211 211 2 ManchineeIlapaIle 3 Mohanadghousepalle 4 Himayumnagar 5 Sri nagar 6 Yapalagadda 31 Mallareddypalle 1 Kothapalle 10 23 23 2 Gundlapalle 32 Mangonda 1 Gunturpalle 37 43 43 2 Chandraiahpalle 33 Mogilicberla 39 60 60 34 Mondrai 1 Gottapalle 58 48 48 35 Mucherla 1 Seethanagaram 23 19 19 36 Mummadivaram 61 51 51 37 Mustialpalle Takkallapalle 33 62 62 38 Nagaram Rajeswarpalle 7 21 21 39 Nallaballe (Yelgur) 60 50 50 40 Narlavai 59 49 49 41 Oblapur 32 34 34 42 Ookal Gunturpalle 53 54 54 209

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WARANGAL (RURAL) T.ALUK (Contd.)

43 Oorgonda 1 Dammannapet 19 35 3S 2 Seethampet 3 Durgampet 44 Paidpalle Arepalle 41 64 64 2 Sardarpet 45 PalJurguda 1 Bhramnaiktanda 57 53 53 2 Gunturpalle 3 Vajerenepalle 46 Peddapur 1 Nazirpalle 35 42 42 2 Arepalle 3 Tempatu 4 Appaiabpalle 5 Akkampet 6 NagaiahpaJIe 47 Pegadapalle Gunturpalle 29 26 26 48 Pembarty 1 Gunturpalle 6 20 20 49 Pesarkonda 14 36 36 50 Pothrajpalle 43 58 58 51 Pulkurty 13 30 30

52 Ramachandrapur 1 Ramavaram 65 212 212 2 Gu rthurthanda 3 Pandikunta 4 Ramakrishnapuram 5 Venkateswarapall e 6 Ramojithanda 7 Subba reddipall e 8 Bhudiyatanda 9 Rahimnagar 10 Balijatanda 11 Ameerabadtanda 12 Sbankutanda 13 Mansinghtanda 14 Kodiselakunta 15 Shamsuddinpalle 16 Mamidipalle 17 Narsingapuram 18 Laxmitanda 19 Chandrutanda 20 MamidiJapalle 21 Ramsinghthanda Sl Sangarn 1 Kuntapalle 55 170 170 54 Shayampet (Haveli) 1 Rainigunta S4 169 169 55 Siddapur 1 Bairampalle 22 25 25 2 Lambadithanda 210

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WARANGAL (RURAL) T ALUK (Coneld.)

56 SingarajpalJe 12 31 31 57 Sudanpalle 8 22 22 58 Tararpalle 27 87 87 59 Thimmapur Patti Yelgur 63 171 171 60 Vanchanagiri Gunturpalle 47 158 158 61 Vasanthapur 46 157 157 62 Venkatapur (Chandragiri) 21 28 28 63 Vishwanathpur ladatanda 51 47 47 2 Bondilatanda 3 Ippalapalle 64 Wangapahad 30 27 27 65 Yellapur 4 11 11

GHANPUR T ALUK *

1 Aliabad 57 146 146 2 Chagal 1 Kammarapalle. 49 113 113 2 ShivareddipalJe

3 ChiIupur 32 108 108 I 4 Chinna PendyaIa 30 125 125 5 Devnur 4 4 4 6 Dharmapuram 28 133 133 7 Dharmasagar 8 6 6 8 Fathepur 34 103 103 9 Garimallapalle 41 137 137 10 Ghanpur 1 ChintagudiseIu 37 119 119 11 GUndalasagar 14 98 98 12 Janakipur Banjarpalle 11 93 93 13 Konaichalam 44 129 129 14 Kondapur 16 100 100 15 Kothapalle (Medikonda) 50 110 110 16 Krishnajigudem 33 105 105 17 Kunuru 40 131 131 18 Kyathampalle 10 122 122 19 Lingampall e 18 102 102 20 Madipalle 6 2 2 21 Malakapalle 24 134 134 22 MaIkapur Wadderagudem 19 106 106 23 Mailikudurla 1 Kummarigudem 12 94 94 24 Medikonda 1 Waddaragudem 51 111 III 25 Mupparam 3 5 5 26 Narayanagiri 2 95 95 27 Nasikal VengaIapalle 29 124 124

* Formed from WarangaI Taluk, Vide G.O.Ms. No. 1415 Revenue (U) dated 29th November, 1979. 211

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S1. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------l-.--~--~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) , GHANPUR TALUK'" (Coneld.) 28 Nemiligonda 47 117 117 29 Obalapur 62 144 144 30 Pamnur 38 126 126 31 Pedda Pendyala 1 Gunturpalle 22 123 123 32 Peechera 15 99 99 33 Pullagutta 36 109 109 34 Raghavapur 52 112 112 35 Raghunathapalle 27 132 132 36 Rajavaram Lambaditanda 31 120 120 37 Rampur 23 91 91 38 Sagaram 1 Rajakpuram 43 139 139 39 Shapalle 60 142 142 40 Sivunipalle 48 118 118 41 Somdevara palle 5 3 3 42 Sripathipalle 17 101 101 43 Sudeshpalle 13 97 97 44 Suraram 59 141 141 45 Tammadapalle 45 130 130 46 Tandarpalle 54 115 115 47 Tatikonda Jithugudem 35 104 104 48 Tatikayala 1 Ravigudem 21 121 121 49 Teegram 1 Neembanaiktanda 55 116 116 50 Thammadapalle (Gudur) 61 143 143 51 Tidugu 42 138 138 52 Timmampet 46 128 128 53 Timmapur (Chitur) 58 145 145 54 Unikicher1a 7 1 7 55 Uppugal 39 127 127 56 Vanamalakanaparthy 25 135 135 57 Velair 96 96 58 Venkatadripet 20 107 107 59 Venkatapuram (Chitur) 26 136 136 60 Vishwanathpur 53 114 114 61 Yelkurthy 1 Shaipet 9 92 92 Dharrnasagar 2 Keshavanagar 3 Narsingarayanipalle 62 Zafargadha 1 Waddegudern 56 140 140 2 Himayathnagar 3 Nakkalagadda

CHERIY AL T ALUK 1 Abdulnagaram 36 43 43 2 Ainapur 1 Rasulabad @ Miranjpalle 53 4 4 3 Akkerajapalle 33 51 51 212

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CHERIY AL T ALUK (Contd.)

4 Aknour 1 Rampur 17 29 29 2 Masireddipalle 3 Rudraipalle 5 Alimpur 70 64 64 6 Ammapur 43 53 53 7 Ankushapuram Banjarapalle 11 39 39 8 Arjunapalle 4 27 27 9 Bachannapet 77 68 68 10 Bairanpall e 16 32 32 11 Bamdanagaram 72 82 82 12 Basir eddipa lie 76 77, 77 13 Bekkal 9 3S 35 14 Bommakur 41 49 49 15 Bonthaghatnagaram Bothalaparre 12 40 40 16 Chenchamkota 50 18 18 17 Cheriyal Bandapalle 25 62 62 2 Gurujakunta (P.U.II) 18 Chinna Ramancher la 79 69 69 19 Chitiyal 2 24 24 20 Danampalle 25 25 21 Dharmaram 46 58 58 22 Dhoolmitta 7 33 33 23 Dommat 18 28 28 24 DubbaguntapaIJe 63 14 14 25 Gagilapur 28 60 60 26 Gandi ramVaram 1 Donkacheru 37 44 44 27 Gangapuram 67 65 65 28 Gowraipalle 21 1 1 29 Gurvnnapet 55 6 6 30 Hanmanthpur 40 48 48 31 I takalpall e 69 67 67 32 Jalapalle 5 30 30 33 Kadavergu 1 Pothi reddipa 11 e 51 19 19 34 Kamlaipalle 3 26 26 3S Katkoor 71 79 79 36 KesireddipaUe 73 84 84 37 Kistampet 23 21 21 38 Kodvatur 75 78 78 39 Komaravelle 22 2 2 40 Kondapur 10 36 36 41 Konne 64 15 15 42 Kootigal 15 37 37 43 Ladnoor 44 85 8S 44 LakkapalJe 45 57 57 45 Lakshmapur 74 83 83 46 Lingampalle 61 12 12 47 Lingapuram 6 31 31 213

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CHERIYAL TALUK tConcld.)

48 Machupahad 38 45 45 49 Maddur 27 59 59 50 Malakpet 39 47 47 51 Mansanpalle 60 11 11 52 Marimusthiaya 22 22 22 53 Marmamula Banjara 47 81 81 54 Mustiyal Veerannapet 49 63 63 55 Nagireddipalle 66 16 16 56 Nagpur Shabarigudem 58 '9 9 ,57 Narasaipall e 26 61 61 58 Narayanapur 81 71 71 59 Narmetta 1 Gunturpalle 34 50 50 2 Agapet 60 Narsapur @ Ramrajpalle 35 42 42 61 Padmati. Keshvapur Jayyala 65 17 17 62 Peddarajapet 57 8 8 63 Pochannapeta 1 Nakkavanigudem 80 70 70 64 PosanapaIle 56 7 7 65 Potharam 32 52 52 66 Pullagudem 62 13 13 67 Ramachandrapuram 68 66 66 68 Ramsagar 52 3 3 69 Rebarthy 29 56 56 70 Salakpur 48 80 80 71 Salvapur 59 10 10 72 Solipuram 14 38 38 73 Tadoor 19 23 23 74 Tammadpalle 78 75 75 75 Tapasapalle 54 5 5 76 Tarigoppula 1 Jaggayapet 13 41 41 2 Narsingapur 3 Kanulakunta 4 Pallela 5 Gollakunta 6 Addabata 7 Vengathanda 77 Thornala 8 34 34 78 Vallampatla 30 55 55 79 Vangampalle 31 54 54 80 Vecharani 24 20 20 81 Veldenda 1 Kannaboinagudem 42 86 86 214

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JANGAON TALUK Advikeshvapur Bakarnagar 4 87 87 2 Ashwaraopall e VenkatSlyapalem 8 95 95 ? Nunemutulagudem 3 Bhanjipeta 35 137 137 4 Cheeturu 39 141 141 5 Chinna Rajupeta 47 121 121 Uninhabited 6 Chilkakodur 30 112 112 7 Chowdaram 31 111 111 8 Chowdarpalle 26 72 72 9 Eswanthapur 32 134 134 10 Fatheshapur 18 110 110 11 Gabbetta 37 104 104 12 Gangupahad 20 90 90 13 Goprajpalle 1 76 76 14 Govardhanagiri 9 96 96 15 GumadavaJli 54 124 124 16 Ibrahimpuram 17 109 109 17 Ippagudem Komatigudem 11 98 98 (Boinigudem) 2 Akkapalh'gudem 3 Rangarainguda 18 langaon 29 118 118 (F.U.II) (F.U.IV) (P.U.) 19 ledikal 55 123 123 20 Kallem Manikyapur 46 120 120 21 KaivaJapalle 36 139 139 22 Kanchanpalle 1 Gunturgudem 13 105 105 23 Kannaipalle 41 138 138 24 Khileshapuram 1 Jaferguda 7 93 93 2 Mondiaguda 3 Mangalibandathanda 4 Nakkapokalthanda 5 Charalathanda 6 Epalagaddathanda 25 Kodllru Ramanaguda 38 140 140 26 Komandla 14 106 106 27 Kothapalle 52 129 129 28 Kundaram Kistagudem 40 142 142 29 Kurachapalle Ayyavar igudem 10 97 97 30 L. Ghanpur Bandiagudem 49 131 131 31 Madharam 16 108 108 32 Marigadi 19 91 91 33 Mykaighau 6 46 46 34 Nagaram 44 132 132 35 Narayanapur- Yellareddigudem 42 136 136 36 Nellutla Patelgudem 43 133 133 215

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JANGAON TALUK (Coneld.)

37 Nidigonda 1 Kurma~uda 33 135 135 38 Nyalapogula 51 143 143 39 Oblakeshavapur 24 74 74 40 Pasarmadla 23 114 114 41 Peda Ramaneherla 25 73 73 42 Peddapabad 2 89 89 43 Pembarthy 45 119 ttl) 44 Raghunathapalle 34 107 107 45 Samudrala Gunturguda 12 99 9') 46 Shamirpet 22 117 117 47 Siddenki 27 115 115 48 Siripuram 48 122 122 49 Vadlakonda 21 113 113 50 Vaddieherla 1 Nawabpet 50 130 130 51 Veldi 15 94 94 52 Venkriya 3 88 88 53 Wanaparthy 53 128 128 54 Yellemla 28 116 116 55 Yeragollapahad 5 l)2 92

KODAKONDLA TALUK* 1 Authapuram 1 Upparagudem 27 177 177 2 Ayyagaripall e 9 161 161 Uninhabited 3 Bommera 5 162 162 4 Channur ~ 35 167 167 5 Chowdur 13 155 155 6 Dardepalle 22 165 165 7 Devaruppala 1 Kamareddygudem 39 147 147 8 Dharmapuram 1 Bhukya Ramanna Thanda 37 152 152 9 Edunuthula 32 171 171 10 Gantlakunta Kannaigudem 31 181 181 11 GollapaUe 40 148 148 12 Gudur Gopalapuram 4 100 100 2 Raghavapur 3 Kistapuram 4 Narasingapur 5 Janakipur 13 Iravennu 2 102 102 14 Kadavendi 1 Seetharamjmr 38 146 146 15 Kodakondla 46 183 183 16 Kolkonda Ramaehandrapuram 12 156 156 17 Kondapuram 6 164 164 18 Kothalabad 103 103 19 Kurpalle 49 185 185 20 Lakshmakkapalle 43 151 151 21 Lakshminarayanapuram 8 159 159

• Formed from langaon Taluk vide G.O.Ms. No. 1415 Revenue (U) dated29th November, 1979. 216

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------t.--____ ~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KODAKONDLA TALUK (Concld.)

22 Madhapuram 1 Padmatithanda 19 154 154 2 Uraguntathanda 3 Devuniguttathanda 4 Pedd~dubbathanda 23 Madur Kalan 18 145 145 24 Madur Khurd 1 Appireddipa 11 e 14 144 144 2 Lambojipalle 3 Banjaraguda 25 Mailaram 36 153 153 26 Ma lIampalle 24 174 174 27 Manchippula 34 168 168 28 Manpahad 41 149 149 29 Mondrai 42 150 150 30 Muthram 33 172 172 31 Nancharimodur 28 178 178 32 Narasingapuram 47 182 182 33 Nirmala 16 126 126 34 Pakala 45 170 170 35 Palakburthy 7 163 163 36 Peddavangara 29 179 179 37 Pochampalle 30 180 180 38 Pocharam 51 187 187 39 Ramarajpalle 17 125 125 40 Ramavaram 44 169 169 41 Rangapuram 48 184 184 42 Regula 26 176 176 43 Shatapuram 11 157 157 44 Singarajpalle 15 127 127 45 Teegaram 21 166 166 46 Thirmalagiri 3 101 101 47 Thorrur 10 160 160 48 Valmadi 23 173 173 49 Vavilala Naraboinagudem 25 175 175 50 Visnoor 20 158 158 51 Wadde Kothapalle 50 186 186

WARDHANNAPET TALUK* Alipur 4 75 75 2 Ammavaripet 3 79 79 3 Anna ramsh crief Lambaditanda 60 180 180 4 Bandantapuram Bobbilikota 28 149 149 2 Yalabanda 5 Bhatpalle 84 84

Formed from Warangal Taluk Vide G.O.Ms. No. 1415 Revenue (U) dated 29th November, 1979. 217

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,----__...J..- _____"""-\ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

WARDHANNAPET TALUK (Contd.) 6 Bollekunta Muskulupalle 14 155 155 7 BUrhanpalle 50 205 205 8 Chennaram 18 I 161 161 9 Chintanekkonda I Lambaditanda 39 177 177 2 Saireddypalle 10 ChoutapaUe Janakipuram 40 176 176 11 Dammannapet 29 148 148 12 Divitipalle 30 147 147 13 Engole Lambaditanda 38 173 173 14 Gadepalle Gunturpalle 10 156 156 15 Gannaaram 32 200 200 16 Gavicherla 20 167 ]67 17 Ghattikal 1 Moth eramtanda 62 ]97 191 2 Kothatanda 18 Gopanapalle Anantharam 36 185 185 19 Inole Vantimamidipalle 6 152 152 20 Jagannathapalle 63 196 196 21 KakiralapalJ e 16 151 151 22 Kalleda 59 179 179 23 Kanakapaka 37 175 175 24 Kapulakanuparthy 1 Ashalpalle 13 160 160 25 Katrepalle 51 206 206 26 Katrepalle (Haveli) 12 168 168 27 Katria1 1 Kummariguda 25 187 187 28 Kesavapur 48 202 202 29 Kolampalle Aregudem 49 203 203 30 Kondaparty 1 Mulkalagudem 5 86 86 2 Narsimlagudem 3 Gunturpalle 31 Kondapur 61 194 194 32 Konduru 47 204 204 33 Kothapalle 34 ]90 190 34 Kothapalle (HaveIi) 2 85 85 35 Kothur Ausulakuntatanda 43 192 192 2 Gunturpallc 3 Bandenapalle Thanda 36 Laibarthy Bokkalagudem 44 191 191 37 Lohitha 23 164 164 38 Mamnoor 8 74 74 39 Muripirala 53 208 208 40 Mylaram Chakruthanda 54 209 209 41 Nakkalapalle 9 73 73 218

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S1. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,..-_____J-.-_._ __ -....." Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

WARDHANNAPET TALUK (Concld.) 42 NaliabalJe Gunturpall e 35 186 186 2 Chandurtanda 43 Nandanam Reddipalem 27 150 150 44 Ookal Patti Raipartbi 64 195 195 45 Pantbini Chintakunta 17 162 162 46 Parvathagiri Daulathanagar 58 178 178 47 Periked 1 Ragannagudem 55 193 193 2 Keshavapur 48 Pothireddipalle 1 Kristapuram 52 207 207 49 Punnole 1 Permandlagudem 15 153 . 153 , 50 Raipatty 1 Mahboobnagar 45 198 198 2 Kotharaiparthy 51 Ramachandrapur 19 166 166 52 Ramavaram 31 201 201 53 Revooru 56 181 181 54 Rol1akal 1 Narayanapur 42 183 183 55 SannUIu, 65 210 210 56 Shapur 22 165 165 57 Singaram 7 154 154 58 Somaram 1 Jamalpuram 57 182 182 2 Gunturpalle 59 Theegrajupalle 1 Lachinaik Thanda 21 174 174 60 Thirmaiapalle 46 199 199 61 Upparapalle 24 163 163 62 Venkatapur (HaveJi) 1 Pathagunturpall e 11 159 159 2 Patha Gunturpalle 63 Wadlakonda 41 184 184 64 Wardhannapet 1 Jaggupet 33 189 189 2 Gobbelatanda 3 Konapuram 4 Dongachintalatanda 5 Gangilitanda 6 Brahmanakuntathanda 7 N e eiagiriswamytbanda 65 YelIanda Kadarigud.\m 26 188 188

MARIPEDA TALUK*

1 Abbaipaiem Bodavaththanda 68 117 117 2 Dharavaththanda 3 Bhagvanthanda 4 Bodathanda

* Formed from Mahbubabad Taluk, Vide G.O.Ms. No. 1478 Revenue (U) dated 6th December, 1979. 219

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51. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,..------'------._ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MARIPEDA TALUK

2 Agapet 1 Gollagudemthanda 36 89 89 3 Ammapur 1 Kothaguilem 8 3 3 2 Gantakuntabandham 4 Anepur 1 Bodyathanda 60 W2 102 2 Jogyathanda 3 Megyathanda 4 Kadyathanda 5 Lakavathtanda 6 Etukalpahadthanda 5 Beechrajpalle 1 Jarbulathanda 65 116 116 2 Ellasiguda 6 Bodlada 23 69 69 7 Bojjannapet Lalsinghtanda 46 63 63 8 Bommakal 31 80 80 9 Bonthapalle 26 74 74 10 Brahman KothapalJe 22 70 70 11 Burhanpur 73 98 93 12 Cberlapalem 27 75 75 13 Cbikutaipalem 28 83 81 14 Chi llamch erla 58 1()4 104 15 Chinna Vangara 1 Jalothubojathanda 17 78 78 2 lalothubodiathanda 16 Chintalapalle 1 Hachathanda 14 4 4 2 Bothelly Thanda 3 Anikatta Thanda 17 Chityal Dbaravath Novakatanda 30 79 79 2 Banothutanga Tanda 3 Jalothvadya Thanda 18 Dantbalapalle 24 73 73 19 Datla Valyatbanda S6 92 92 2 Somla Thanda 3 Singh Thanda 4 Bursettigudem 5 Panthulya Thanda 2~ Dharmaram Tanda Dharmaram 64 120 120 21 Ekkirala 44 66 66 Uninhabited 22 Erjerla Gussaputhanda 63 121 121 2 Manjathanda 3 Poosala Thanda 23 Fathepur 20 6 6 24 Gal ivarigudem 67 118 118 25 Gopalagiri 19 76 76 26 GUdur 1 Bhumpoligadda Thanda 48 109 109 2 Amruthanda 3 Pagidipalle Thanda 220

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,..-. ____..A..- ______.._ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MARIPEDA TALUK (Contd.) 27 Gundamrajpalle 47 64 64 28 Gundepudi 74 99 99 29 Gunnepalle 40 90 90 30 Guripur 70 101 101 31 Gurthur 6 10 10 32 Harpriyal Amarasinghtanda 29 82 82 2 Dubbathanda 33 Jayapuram Bashutanda 43 67 67 2 Bikka Tanda 3 Potya Tanda 4 Lachamma Tanda 5 Fakeera Tanda 6 Beemeda Tanda 7 Mariya Tanda 34 Jayyaram 1 Mannegudem 49 112 112- 2 Mangotigudem 35 Kachikal 1 Thimmamthanda 10 16 16 36 Kalvapalle 34 85 85 Uninhabited 37 Kantaipalem 9 8 8 38 Karkal 32 81 81 39 KausalyadevipaJl e 1 Rooplatanda 45 65 65 40 Khanapur 7 9 9 41 Kommanapalie 15 2 2 42 Kommulavan'Cha Hatiyatanda 42 68 68 2 Bheetiatanda 3 Ramutanda 4 Rooplatanda 5 Amrutanda 6 Dedelalutanda 7 Duddatanda 8 Gutothanalatanda 9 Gugloth Devoji Tanda 10 Guglotbtanda 11 Lakavathbuchyatanda 12 Gilothtanda 13 Gugloth Roopla Thanda 43 Kummarikuntla 1 Nidanapuram 37 88 88 44 Madpalle Somaramvanikunta 12 7 7 Thanda 45 Maripeda 1 Ibkyanaikthanda 69 100 100 2 Buthala Thanda 3 Poonegan ithanda 4 Makhul Thanda 5 Deshyathanda 6 Arlagaddathanda 7 Valuthanda 221

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S1. Name of the village Name of the hamlets ~ _____Location _,c_ Code _____ No. ~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (l) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MARIPEDA TALUK (Contd )

45 Maripeda (Concld.) 8 Dakane Thanda 9 Bakkarapulathanda ·10 Dubba Thanda 11 Baboji Thanda 12 Kasanaithanda 13 Sekla Thanda 14 Kothathanda ]5 Seetharampur

46 Matedu 1 Kistapur 25 72 72

, 47 M echarajupa 11 e 1 Padmatithanda 3 ]3 13 2 Bachiraithanda 3 Singaradevithanda 4 Kothur Thanda 48 Mungimadgu 1 Fakeerathanda 53 106 106 2 Errahheekyathanda 3 Raju Thanda 4 Mangyathanda 5 Dhansinghthanda 6 Chandrathanda 7 Narsimhapurambanjara 8 Gobadthanda 9 Bodyathanda ]0 Sarvaiahthanda II Ramannagudem

49 Mupparam Kalan 1 Ramanjapuram 33 86 86

50 Nagaram Kalan 1 Gopathanda 54 105 105 2 Jagyathanda 3 Vasaramthanda 4 Amarsinghthanda 5 Bhojathanda 6 Yerrakuntathanda 7 Vankdottuthanda 8 Yellandukuntathanda 9 Banjarathanda

51 Narsimlapet 1 Erralachaiahbanjar 41 93 93 2 Gyamathanda 3 Moruthanda 4 Mojithanda 5 Pandulathanda 6 Ramojuthanda 7 Padamatigudem 8 Banjarathanda 9 Pethoriyamthanda 10 Pitchiramthanda 222

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Name of the hamlets Location Code No. SI. Name of the village ,..--____..A.-- ___-.. No. (1981 Census) ifany (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (l) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MARIPEDA TALUK (Contd.) 52 Neelkurthy Rekhathanda 59 103 103 2 Lunathanda 3 Dasyathanda 4 Venkuramthanda 5 Bhojathanda 6 Nethavaththanda 7 Babojigudem 53 Nellikudur 1 Rathiramthanda 11 17 17 2 Mangathanda 3 Namuthanda 4 Guttathanda 5 Ramannagudem 54 Polepalle I Lambadichandrathanda 21 71 71 2 Muthyamthanda 55 Purushothamaigudem 66 119 119 56 Ramanujapur 5 15 15 57 Rampur Kothur 57 95 95 58 Ramvaram 35 84 84 59 Reponi Laxmipur 39 91 91 60 Soma ram 11 11 61 Taltaookallu 1 Venkampahad 71 96 96 2 Chintha,Jathanda 3 Doopsinghthanda 4 Chapaiathanda 5 Rekhathanda 6 Badavaththanda 7 Pambandathanda 62 Thanamcherla 1 Khatyath::tnda 72 97 97 2 Valyathanda 3 Arlagaddathanda 4 SouJlathanda 5 Jalthanda 6 Bhukyathanda 7 Azm eeratbanda 8 Bhukya Venkataithanda 9 Komatikuntathanda 10 Amudalagaddathanda 11 Enekattithanda 12 Daravaththanda 13 Ameerjathanda 14 Manchathanda 15 Namdathanda 16 Bagyathanda 17 Thoplathanda 18 Devjathanda 19 Rangapur 223

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,-_____--t- _____ -..... No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MARIPEDA T ALUK' (Coneld· )

63 Thourur 1 Dubbathanda 13 5 5 2 Padmatithanda 64 Uggampalle 1 Maneehanaikthanda 51 108 108 2 Devjathanda 3 Dommadanaikthanda 4 Maloththanda 65 UllepaJle 1 Bhukyathanda 62 1I5 115 2 Ma lothuthanda 3 Bodathanda 4 Lunavaththanda , 66 Vanthadpula 55 94 94 67 Veeraram 1 Danthakuntathanda 61 114 114 2 Ooklathanda 3 Baluthanda 4 Mansinghthanda 5 Jeevathanda 68 Velikatta 1 Kokyathanda 16 1 2 T ekyathanda 3 Hizathanda 4 Lakyathanda 5 Boguthanda 69 VemulapalJe 1 Dandukonda 38 87 87 70 Venkatapuram Kista thanda 18 77 77 71 Vusampalle SO 113 113 72 Yellampet 1 Somlathanda 52 107 107 2 Bheemlathanda 3 Bhotathanda 4 Manehathanda 5 Jamlathanda 6 Chamlathanda 73 Yerraballigudem 1 Khasnathanda 4 14 14 2 Jogathanda 74 Zamistanpur 2 12 12

MAHBUBABAD TALUK

1 Alair Hemlathanda 35 57 57 2 Sondyanaikthanda 3 Suryanaikthanda 4 Lalsinghthanda 5 Bomyanaikthanda 224

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81. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------'----~--~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MAHBUBABAD TAL UK (Contd.)

2 Ammapalem 1 Seetharam Banjara 81 154 154 2 Banjarathanda 3 Ahmadnagarbaja 3 Anantharam 1 Gandhipuram 45 41 41 2 Ramsinghthanda 3 Railway Sadak Pakkaindlu 4 AnmangaJ 1 GundaJagaddathanda 37 50 50 2 Balramthanda 5 Annaram V enkya thanda 19 47 47 2 Dharmaramthanda 3 Cherlathanda 6 Apparajupalle 1 Jangusipalthanda 10 32 32 2 Chansithanda 3 Jagannathulagudem 4 Botikindatbanda 5 LaIthanda 6 Salithanda 7 Rajyathanda 8 Lalyathanda 9 Samyathanda 10 Koyaguda 11 Jangathanda 7 Ayyagaripaile 57 124 124

8 Balpal 1 Guttakindathanda 64 139 139 9 Bethole 1 Tavuriathanda 50 42 42 2 Sar ihadduthanda 3 Bakshathanda 4 Abulathanda 5 Bikariyathanda 6 Razalithanda

10 Bheriwada Tellabandathanda 7 29 29 2 Devunigudithanda 3 Bodarnanchthanda 4 Pilligundlathanda 5 Ippachettuthanda

11 Boddengonda 1 Yerrakun tathanda 12 33 33 2 Mallannagudem 3 Gollagudem 4 Maddulakuntathand<1 5 Muthrasigudem 6 Torrikuntathanda 7 Mattuguda 12 Burgupahad 76 149 149 225

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81. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks r------t.------~ 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MAHBUBABAD T ALUK:. (Contd.)

13 Chengapuram Esaraputhanda 41 44 44 2 Haluthanda 3 Pathanathanda 4 Bodathanda 5 Chaplathanda 6 Bhoyathanda 7 Kummarikuntlathanda 8 Amiraithanda 9 Ja iramthanda 14 Chilkodu 1 Banjarathanda 75 141 141 2 Fakeerathanda 3 Bodjathanda 15 Chintapall e Kothur 58 136 136 16 Dhanasari Kothur 6 27 27 17 Dornakal I Chiniathanda 80 153 153 2 R;lOjiyathanda (F.U.I) (F.U.IJI) (F.ll.) 3 Bankatsinghthanda 4 Somlathanda 5 Rajuthanda 6 Errejathanda 7 Takurthanda 18 EdulapusapalJ e Seethalathanda 16 45 45 2 Bancharaitbanda 3 Bichathanda 4 Lakyathanda 5 Tekulathanda 6 Regadigudem 7 Dargathanda 8 Motyathanda 9 Eriathanda 19 Gollacherla 1 Lachyathanda 63 -140 140 20 Govindapur Dubbagudem 9 31 31 21 Gudur 1 Yadigaddathanda 43 109 109 22 Gundrathimadgu 1 Peddathanda 46 131 131 2 Chintathanda 3 Baugarigudem 4 Kothur 5 Bancharaithanda 23 Gurralakunta Daniathanda 78 151 151 24 Ingurthy 1 Peddigudemthanda 21 21 2 Muthyalammabothuthanda 3 Marjiyathanda 4 Ramulathanda 5 Ayyagaripalle 226

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SI. Name of the viIlage Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,--_____...J..-.- ____ --.., Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MAHBUBABAD TALUK (Contd.)

25 JamandlapalJe 1 Chandrathanda 44 39 39 2 Muthyalammagudem 26 Jangligonda 1 Rotibandathanda 38 52 52 2 Kevulathanda 27 Kalwala Gandhin,lgaram 22 24 24 2 Venkatramthanda 3 Lakshmithanda 4 Urgyathanda 28 KampalJe 1 Sakramthanda 69 144 144 29 Kancherlaguda 61 128 128 30 Kandikonda Bheekyathanda 55 123 123 2 Narasappakuntathanda 3 Banjarathanda 31 Kannegondla 1 Bodasaithanda 73 148 148 2 Thodellagudem 32 Kesamudram 1 JamaJapuram 4 25 25 2 Girnithanda 3 Ecryathanda 4 Mangyathanda 5 Kistapuram 6 Station Kesamudram 33 KhambhaJpaJle Samud ra lagudem 14 37 37 2 Kodipungulagud em thanda 3 Chinakamba lapa lie 34 Kollapuram 1 Ippalathanda 11 34 34 2 Kothur 3 Gangadasibodithanda 4 Pandavulabotikithurpu- thanda 5 Pandavulabotikupadmati- thanda 6 Gandivaddithanda 7 Kuntavaddigudem 35 Komatipalle Harichandratanda 23 23 23 2 Lalutanda 3 Kokyathanda 36 KorukondapalJe Magyathanda 2 22 22 37 Kurvi 1 Ramchandrapuram 49 127 ]27 2 Devilathanda 3 Seetharamthanda 4 Dandumettathanda 38 LakshmipuT 1 Hajarithanda 33 53 53 2 Buchyathanda 3 Batyathaoda 227

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SI. Name of the vi llage Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------_..__-----~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MAHBUBABAD TALVK (Contd.)

39 Laxmipur Mangyathanda 17 35 35 2 BawandJapalle 3 Kunnugudem 4 Sapavaththanda 5 Ganyathanda 6 Jillelagudem 7 Dongathanda 8 Koyaguda 9 Tallagudem

40 Madhapuram IsJavaththanda 56 125 125 2 Toraputhanda 3 Cheekat ich ervuthanda 4 Tejavaththanda 5 Lavodyathanda 6 Dharvathsomlathanda 7 Danjathanda

4\ Mahbubabad 1 Sal arthanda 42 43 43 2 Somlathanda (F.U.I1I) (F.U.I1) (F.U.) 3 Cha mpa lit handa 4 Pathipaka

42 Mahmood Patnam 1 Bhagyalakshm ithanda 3 25A 25A 2 Vankotothchandru.Thanda 3 Munavath Harichandra Thanda 4 Bodagangulathanda 5 Vonkdothdarsuthanda 6 Jyototamansinghthanda 7 Banoth Ramuluthanda 8 Ammapur

43 Mallial 1 Cheemalathanda 51 126 126 2 Tekulathanda 3 Damyathanda 4 Amadalaramoj ithanda 5 Cherlathanda 6 Chokulathanda 7 Haslithanda 8 Kambalabandathanda 9 Chaparugudem 10 Kasunathanda 11 Megyathanda 12 Kobathanda

44 Mannegudem 1 Andanagapahad 70 145 145 2 Chilkoyalapahad 228

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Sl. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,..------'------... Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MAHBUBABAD TALUK (Contd.)

45 Modanthurthy 1 Tukyathanda 28 61 61 2 Lachyathanda 3 Vasaramthanda 4 Laluthanda 5 Bhojathanda 6 Ramojithanda 7 Jinyathanda 46 Modgulagudem 59 135 135 47 MogiIicherla 48 129 129

48 Mudpugal I Bajnathanda 40 48 48 2 Bavojeethanda 3 Venkyathanda 4 Ayodia 5 Zoigithanda 49 Mulkalapalle 71 146 146 50 Mungalvaid Panthulyathanda 30 62 62

51 Mupparam Khurd 1 Peddathanda 24 58 58 2 Manoreguttathanda 3 Mukundathanda 4 Ramojithanda 5 Tulsithanda 6 Vadlakuntathanda 7 Gudd e I ugula bod i tha.nda 8 Matruthanda 9 V enkat ithanda 10 Sundruthanda 11 Kotyathanda 12 Cheruvelmonduthanda I3 Somalathanda 14 Pooklathanda 15 Gopyathanda 16 Lokyathanda 17 Lakshmipur 18 Hamulathanda 19 Narayanapur

52 Nadiwada 1 Gaddigudemthanda 15 38 38 2 Gaddigudemthanda 3 Rangashipet 53 Nagaram Khurd 1 Meetyathanda 26 19 19 2 Laluthanda 3 Ramachandrathanda 229

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,.------_.___-._--~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MAHBUBABAD TALt?K (Contd.)

54 Nainal Peddathanda 27 18 18 2 Bhukyathanda 3 Chotrythanda 4 Sar eramthanda 5 Jaduthanda 6 Nimmathanda 7 Jamathanda 8 Shakyathanda 9 Shivatalthanda 10 Parvathammagudem 55 NaIl ella Surathanda 65 133 133 2 Gajithanda 3 Tekulathanda 4 Bangamkommuthanda 56 Narayanpuram 47 130 130 57 Narsimlagudem Nandyathanda 34 55 55 2 Chandyathanda 3 Sundaruthanda 4 Dharvath"bhimlathanda 5 Raheembanjara 6 Babulathanda 58 "Nereda I Cheruvumunduthanda 52 110 110 2 Chimalathanda 3 Bhangyathanda 4 Nelleboduthanda 5 Yelkachettuthanda 6 Raminipatnam 7 Kakulabotithanda 8 Megyathanda 9 Man chiyathanda 10 Bhalyathanda 11 Rajinipatnam 12 Babathanda 13 Masulanithanda 59 Parvathgiri Somlathanda 39 51 51 2 Lakshmathanda 3 Buruguthanda 4 Bodaguttathanda 60 Penugonda Pesarubandathanda 8 30 30 2 Devunigudithanda 3 Bodamanchitanda 4 Ippachettuthanda 5 Pilligondlathanda 61 Permandlasankesa 1 Bodraithanda 74 142 142 2 Seethanagaram 3 Satyanagaram 230

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,-_____ ..J....-_____ -.., No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MAHBUBABAD TALUK (Contd.)

62 Rajolu Padampallithanda 62 132 132 2 Stationthanda 3 Bandamkommuthanda 4 Hariathanda 5 Baluthanda 6 Goliathanda 7 Nagulacheruvuthanda 8 Kancharlagudemthanda 9 Station Gundrathimadugu 63 RajulakothapalJe 1 Gopalapur 25 20 20 2 Ummulathanda 3 Venkatitanda 4 Somlathanda 5 Seethapuram 64 Rangapuram 1 Ramojithanda 21 28 28 2 Achathanda 3 Mangyathanda 4 Singulathanda 5 Sarvapur 65 Ravigudem 72 147 147 66 Ravirala 29 60 60 67 Reddial 1 Somlathanda 13 36 36 2 Tekulagudem 3 Venkatreddypalem 4 Kothareddiyala 5 Kolguntithanda 6 Gumyendlagudem 7 Dullagaddathanda 8 9 Mogullaguda 68 Seerole Sakramthanda 68 143 143 2 Bichiathanda 69 Singaram 1 Venkatganithanda 32 54 54 2 Islavathulacha thanda 3 Banothudevelathanda 4 Banothubikyathanda 70 Sree Ramgiri 1 Koshyathanda 31 59 59 2 Pe ekanathanda 3 Panthulyathanda 71 Sudanpalle I Bhakyathanda 54 122 122 2 Bodathanda 3 Jatothuthanda 72 Tallapusapalle 1 Sa rvaplTamtanda 20 49 49 2 Pedamoritanda 73 TalJasankusa Bancharaitanda 66 137 137 231

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Sl. Name of the vi Ilage Name of the hamlets Location Code No.

r-.---__ _.L______~ No. (1981 Census) ifany (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

MAHBUBABAD TALUK (Concld.)

74 Thathupalle 1 Bhakyachandiathanda 53 111 111 2 V esa ramtha nda 3 Thouryathanda 75 Thi rmalapuram 60 134 134 76 Upparapalle 5 26 26 77 Uppergudem 67 138 138

78 Uyyalawada 1 Chaplathanda 79 152 152 2 Tekulathanda

79 Vavilala 1 Madduthanda 36 56 56 2 Samyathanda 3 Hemlathanda 4 Mangtya thanda 5 Rajyathanda 6 Botimeedhithanda 7 Kondengulabotithanda

80 Vemnoor 1 Eslavaththanda 18 46 46 2 Banothusakiriyathanda 3 Gugulothuratiyathanda 4 Bodelaliyathanda 5 Sanothyenama ngt iya· thanda 6 Bodabhojyathanda 7 Bamothjetramthanda 8 Gugulothujamlathanda 9 Banothutulehyathanda 10 Banothupedda Chandriyathanda 11 Banothurajyathanda 12 Angothulatyathanda 13 Bodanarsaithanda 14 Banothmangathanda 15 Bodadadyathanda 16 Bodasathiyathanda 17 Guglothmutyathanda 18 Bhakyabadiathanda 19 Narsim lagudem 20 Istavathsaniyathanda 21 Banothbayyathanda

81 Vennaram Mangapuram 77 150 150 2 Lakavatbthanda 3 Gannuthanda 4 Battuveeraithanda 5 Ramakuntatbanda SECTION II - Town Directory

SECTION II

TOWN DIRECTORY

Codes used in the seven statements are Under Cols. 12 & l3, the codes used to state explained in detail and the expressions for the the source of supply and system of storage of pro­ abbreviations used in Statements are briefly explain­ tected water supply are as follows: ed herein. Statement I has been compiled in this Overhead tank OHT Office and Statements II to VI by obtaining the Service reservoir SR data from local authorities having administrative River infiltration gallery IG control over the towns. Borewell pumping system BWP Pressure tank PT In the Statement I Col. 2 to denote the civic Tubewell Water/ status of town the codes used are: Hand pump TW Municipal Corporation/ Tap Water T Corporation M. Corp. Well Water W Municipality M Tank Water TK Cantonment Board/ The first five codes relate to the system of Cantonment CB storage of water in the tbwn and the_ remaining Notified Area/Notified four codes represent the different sources of water Area Committee/Notified supply to the inhabitants of a town. Committee NAC \ Gram Panchayat/Village In Statement V under Col. 4 to indicate the Panchayat P type of medical facility available to the citizens, the following codes are used. In Statement IV Col. 6 to differentiate cate­ gory of road the following abbreviations are used. Hospital H 'D Pucca road PR Dispensary HC Kuccha road KR Health Centre Family Planning Centre Fe TB Under Col. 7 to specify the system of T.B. Clinic sewerage the codes given are: Nursing Home NH Others o Sewer S Open surface drains OSD If there are more than one institutions of Box surface drains BSD any type, the number of such institutions is noted within brackets eg: 0 (2); NH (7) etc. Sylk drains SD Cesspool method CD To distinguish the medical institutions as Pit System Pt Allopathic or Ayurvedic or Unani or Homoeo­ pathic the following additional codeS are used. In Col. 11 the various prevalent methods of Ayurvedic A disposal of night soil are given with the following Unani U codes. Homoeopathic Hom.

Head loads HL In case of allopathic no separate code is Baskets B used. The information on medical facilities is Wheel barrows WB presented horizontally in the same line as illustra- Septic tank latrines ST ted below: ' Sewerage S H (A-I.2). 0 (Hom.-2, U-l~

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Here H(A-l, 2), represents one ayurvedic an,d Shorthand & Typewriting Sh. Type 2 allopathic hospitals and D (Hom.-2, U-l) repre­ Others a sents 2 homoeopathic and 1 unani dispensaries. The vocational institutions like Applied Art! The Codes used for the Col. 6 are as follows: Painting College, Pharmacy College, B.Ed. College, Arts only A Teacher's Training institutes, Music / Dancing Science only S School, Nursing School, etc., are covered under Arts and Science only AS "Others. " Commerce only C Arts and Commerce only AC Schools upto class IV are treated as Primary Arts, Science and or Elementary Schools. These include Nursery Commerce ASC Schools, Kinder Garten Schools. Pre-basic Schools, Law L Pre-primary School. School s upto Class VIn are treated as Junior Secondary or Middle School. If there are more than one institutions of Schools upto Class X are treated as Matriculation each type the number is given against each in or Secondary Schools. Schools or Colleges upto brackets. Class XI or XII are considered in tbe Group Under Col. 10 the following codes are used of Higber SecondaryJlntermediate/Pre-University / to specify the recognised short-hand, typewriting Junior College, etc. and other vocational training institutions. If there are more than one institution of each type the Under Col. 20 the abbreviations given are as number is given against each in brackets. follows: Short-hand SH Public Library PL Typewriting Type Reading Room RR TOWN DIRECTORY STATEMENTS 236

TOWN

STATEMENT

STATUS

No. of house- holds including POPULATION & GROWTH RATE Sl. Class, Name &. Civic L.C. Name of Taluk Area (in houseless house- ,------.... ------No. administration No. Sq. kms.) holds (in 1981 1901 1911 1921 1931 status of Town Census) U) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

IV Dornakal (P) I Mahbubabad I) 10·36 2,803

2 III Jangaon (M) II Jangaon \ ( 5.18 4,815

r 3 III Mahbubabad (P) III Mahbubabad IJ 17.61 4,064 5,824

4 I Warangal (M) IV Waranga! (Urban?54.98 62,311 10,487 4S,34~ 46,791 62.119 (360.97) (-3.21) (32·76)

TOWN

STATEMENT

PHYSICAL

PHYSICAL ASPECTS NAME OF ,------~- .. ----~------~ r------~------Temperature (in Centigrade) State District SI. Class and Rainfall Headquarters Headquarters r------~-~------~ No. Name of Town (in mID.) Maximum Minimum HYDERABAD WARANGAL

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Hyderabad Warangal 1 IV Dornakal 1,038.0 38.9 27.2 240 90

2 III Jangaon 764.S· 38.9 27·2 92 54

3 III Mahbubabad 1,038.0 38·9 27·2 190 50

4 I Warangal 924.0 38.9 27·2 141 (0)

• 1 t years average of Rainfall 237

DIRECTORY

I

AND GROWTH HISTORY

Sex Ratio o F THE TOW N A T THE CENSUSES o J' Density r------~------_~ Sl. (1981 1961 1971 ~----.------~ 1981 No. 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 Census) Census Census Census

(11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (I)

6,653 9.260 11.433 14.558 1,405 925 932 944 1 (39.19) (23.47) (27.33)

7.306 11.259 11 .927 16.866 25.112 4,848 930 949 924 2 (60.02) (5.93) (41·41) (48.89)

7,463 11 ,568 13.248 15.430 21.654 1,230 913 940 926 3 (28.14) (55.00) (14.52) (16.47) (40.34)

92,808 133.130 156.106 207.520 335.150 6.096 929 932 935 4 (49.40) (43.45) (17.26) (32.94) (~1.50)

DIRECTORY

II

ASPECTS A~D LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1979

AND ROA~ DISTANCE (IN Kms.) FROM ------...,

Nearest city with Navigable riverl population of one canal (If within SI. Sub-division/Taluk lakh and more Railway Station Bus Route 10 Kms.) No.

(8) (9) (10) (11 ) (12) (1)

~ahbubabad/~ahbubabad Warangal Dornakal Dornakal 1 (50) (50) (90) (0) (0)

Warangal/Jangaon Warangal Jangaon Jangaon 2 (54) (0) (54) (0) (0)

Mahbubabad/~ahbubabad Warangal ~ahbubabad Mahbubabad 3 (0) (0) (50) (0) (0)

Warangal/Warangal (U) Hyderabad Warangal Warangal 4 (0) (0) (141 ) (0) (0) 238

TOWN

STATEMENT

MUNICIPAL

R E eEl P T (I n Rs. '00) r------~------._------Revenue deri- ved from Muni- Civic admini· cipal properties stration Receipt and power Government S1. Class and Name of Town status through apart from grant Loan Advance No. (In 1980) taxes, etc. taxation

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

IV Dornakal P 476 96 126

2 1II Jangaon M 5,263 2,327 1.270

3 III Mahbubabad P 2.307 438 458 66

4 I Waranga} M 78,422 14,839 38,843 44,500 9,968

TOWN

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND

Number of Latrines Civic ad- Scheduled System r--~------~----~------~ S1. Class and Name ministra- Caste and Road of Water No. of Town tion Sta- Population Scheduled length Sewer- borne. Service Others tus (In- Tribe po- (in Kms.) age 1980) pulation (1 ) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

IV Dornakal P 14,558 5,033 PR: 0.25 S,OSD 150 800 KR: 7.75

2 III Jangaon M 25.112 3.118 PR: 32·53 S.OSD 421 1.560 522 KR: 13.00

3 III Mahbubabad P 21.654 4.323 PR: 6·00 S.OSD 50 1.030 KR: 10.00

4 I Warangal M 335.150 48,156 129·82 S.OSD 4.635 20.902 .. 239 DIRECTORY

III

FINANCE, 1978-79

EXPENDITURE (InRs. ,00) r------._.-L- ______~ ~------~------~------~

Other General Public Total sources Total Adminis- Public health and Public Public Others Expen- 51. (specify) Receipts tration safety conveniences works Institutions (specify) diture No. (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (1)

117 815 255 182 226 54 717 1

8,860 1,323 1,805 1,71 t 2.515 10189 8,543 :2 2,593 5,862 582 2.926 708 600 301 5,117 1

10,088 196.660 14.055 52.817 29,994 27.362 1.553 58.093 183,874 4

DIRECTORY

IV

OTHER AMENITIES, 1979

Protected water supply Electrification (Number of Connections) r------______~ ______~ ______~ _____ ~ ,-... ------..... -- .. ~- .. ------...." Method of Sour'~e System of Fire Domestic Indus- Commer- Road Others disposal of storage with fighting trial cial Lighting of night supply Capacity (in t.OOO service SI. soil (Points) Litres) No. (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (1)

B T IG (200) Khammam 650 11 12 160 (40 Kms)

HL,WB TK BWP (900) Warangal 1,254 64 650 451 195 :2 (54 Kms)

B W BWP (114) Warangal 835 55 640 270 40 3 (50 Kms)

B,S T SR (14dOO) Yes 18,624 600 4,956 3,975 47 4 240

TOWN

STATEMENT

CIVIC AND OTHER

SI. Class and Name Area of Slum Population Paved Roads System of No. of Town Name of Slum (In Sq. Kms.) of Slum (In Kms.) Sewerage

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

1 I Waranga}

TOWN

STATEMENT

MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL

MEDICAL FACILITIES II D U C A T 0 N A L

r------~------_, r------~------~------I Beds in Arts/Science/ Hospitals/ Medical Commerce Dispensa- Institutions Colleges (of Enginee- 51. Class and Name Population ries/T.B. noted in degree level Medical ring Poly- No. of Town clinics etc. Col. No.4 and above) Colleges Colleges technics

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

IV Dornakal 1.4588 H (2) 24 Khammam Warangal Warangal Waranga! (40) (90) (90) (90)

2 III Jangaon 25.112 H (A-l,l) 75 AS (1) Waranga! Waranga! Waranga! D (15) (54) {54) (54) to (1)

3 III Mahbububad 21,654 H (I) 40 Waranga! Waranga} Warangal Waranga} TB (1) (50) (50) (50) (50) D (10) 20

4 I Waranga! 335,150 H (A-I, 875 ASC 1 2 1 U-l,4) TB (1) 60 AS 3 tt OH (2) 121 AC 4

t 0 - Leprosy Hospita! tt o.r - MCW - 2 241

DIRECTORY

IV A

AMENITIES IN NOTIFIED SLUMS, 1979

Number of Latrines No. of tap points/ Electrification (Number of connections) ---_ ... _------'------... ----- .. - .. ~ public hydrants ,.------... ---...... ----... -,--...... -_ ... --...... '4- ...... ____..", Private Method of installed for Road ,------'---.------, CDm- disposal of supply of protec­ Lighting SI. Water borne Service Others munity night soil ted water Domestic (points) Others No.

(8) (9) (10) (11 ) , (12) (13) (14) (15) (16 ) (I)

DIRECTORY v

AND CULTURAL FACILITIES IN TOWNS, 1979

F A C L T E s ,...------_---L-RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL__ - .. - FACILITIES____ -" ------~ Recognised Adult Number of Shorthand, Higher Literacy working Public Typewriting secondary/ Secon- Junior Classes/ Women's Auditorial Libraries and Voca­ Inter/ darYl Secondary Centres, hostels with Dramal including tional train­ Junior Matricu- & Middle Primary Others number of Commu- Reading SI. ing Institutes College lation Schools Schools (specify) seats Stadia Cinema nity Halls Rooms No.

(10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

Khammam 2 4 4 1 PL:1 1 (40)

Type: S S 9 2 PL:1 2 SH: RR:1

Type: 3 2 4 6 3 PL:l 3 SH: 1

Type: 21 10 48 77 8S 1 15 s PL:9 4 SH: S to: 3

t 0 I.T.!. (i) Technical High School (i) Vocational Institution. 242

TOWN

STATEMENT

TRADE. COMMERCE.

Name of three most important commodities imported Name of three most important

~--______--L-______~ ,.--______.t______---- Sl. Class and No. Name of Town 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

1 IV Dornakal Fertilizers Sugar Oils Rice Pulses

2 III Jangaon Sugar Wheat Onions Rice Jowar

3 III Mabbubabad Sugar Jaggery Oils Rice Pulses

4 I Warangal Wheat Hides & Skins Oils Chillies Cotton Textiles 243

DIRECTORY VI

INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 1979

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(8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (1 )

Chillies Rice Chillies Groundnuts 1 1

Groundnut Oil Groundnut Oil Rice 4 60 8 2

Chillies Paddy Chillies Bajra 4 5 3

Pulses Ah,lminium Mosaic tiles Leather 24 106 74 4 Utensils Tanning 244

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CHITlYAL TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Vi II a gt: Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

37 Akenpalle 46 Madthapalle 32 Ankushapur (Siwar 43 Mogullapalle Somanpalle) 27 Muchinparthi 59 Azamnagar 42 Mulkalpalle

57 Bhimghanpur 58 Nagaram S1 Bhoopalpalle 60 Nandigam~ 15 Bornepalle 30 Nawabpet 55 Budharam 6 Neradpalle 64 Byakkapet Patti Mahadevpur tl Ninepaka 12 Chainpak 45 Challagarege 56 Pambapuram 54 Chiknepalle 63 Pandipampula 29 Chitiyal 22 Pangadpalle 38 Pariapalie 61 Dikshakunta 39 Pedda Komatpalle 9 Dhoothpalle 26 Pongandla 36 Dubbiyal 40 Pothgal 62 Dudekulapalle 13 Raghavapur 14 Garmillapalle 35 Raghavreddipet 4 Giddemutharam 33 Ramkishtapur 25 Gopalapur (Siwar Tekumatlal 8 Gorlavedu 21 Ramkishtapur 48 Gudadupalle (Siwar Velchal) 20 Gummadvelli 53 Rampur 31 Somanpalle 24 Jadalpet 50 Jangedu 34 Tekumatla 44 Jookal 28 Tbirmalapur

23 Kailapur 7 VajnepaBe 2 Kalikota 18 Velchal 3 Kalvapalle 17 Vellampalle (Bejigir, 52 Kamalapur Patti Bejgir Sharif 49 Kompalle 5 Vencharami 47 Kothapalle 1 VenkatraopaUe (Simthamannem) 10 Vodthala 19 Kundanpalle 41 Kurkishal 16 Yemped

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1981 1981 Location Nam~ of Village Location Name of VilJage Code No- Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

Ankushapur 20 MetpalJe Siwar Pidsilla 19 Motlapalle 67 Muddunoor 7 Bhagirthipet 42 Musbtyalapa}le 55 Mylaram 30 Chennapur 23 Cherlapalle 40 Nadikuda 41 Choutparthi 13 Nagaram 22 Narlapur 29 Dammannapet 66 Neerukulla 44 Dbarmaram 62 N eradupalle Patti Katakshapur 47 Ghatlakaniparthi 16 Gudipahad 28 Paidipalle 18 Gundlakurthi 36 Parkal 17 Pidsilla 48 Pocharam 64 Hanz Buzurg 65 Polaram 59 Hussainpalle 25 Pulgilla 61 Pyillhipak 15 Issipet 26 Raiparthi 31 Jaggaiahpet 38 Rajipeta 34 Jamshedbegpalle 8 Ramannagudem 3 Rangapuram 50 Kamareddipalle 10 Regonda 12 Kanaparthi 5 Repaka 43 Kantatmakur 63 Katakshapuf 5l Katrepalle 46 Sarwapur 49 Kodepak (Kalan) 58 Shayampet 35 Kodepak (Khurd) 60 Singaram (Katachpur) 6 Kodvatancha 57 Singaram (Kothaghat) 33 Konaraopet 32 Sultanapur 51 Koppul 52 Kothapalle (Gori) 56 Taharupur 45 Kowkonda 9 Thirmalgiri

4 Lakshmipuram 24 Varikole 11 Lingal 54 Vasantbapur 39 VellampaIJe 37 Madharam Patti Cbandragir 27 Malkapet 21 Vemulapalle 2 Medaramatla 14 Venkatapur

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MULUG TAL UK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Villaae Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (1) (2)

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2 Dharmaraopet 10 Palampeta 53 Dumpallagudem 34 Pasra 29 Pasranagaram 14 Ghanapuram 48 Pathipalle 37 Gov indaraopeta 3 Peddapur 26 Gowraram 50 Pegadapalle

23 Incherla 36 Raghavapatnam 8 Ramanathapalle 47 J aggannapeta 11 Ramanujapuram 21 Jakaram 35 Rampuram 27 Rangapuram 33 Kannaiguda Patti Chalvai 42 Kannaigudem 16 Karkapalle 51 Sarvapuram 54 Karlapalle 43 Kasimdevipeta 13 Thupuram 28 Kavitla 6 Timmapuram 12 Kondapuram 49 Kothur 24 Venkatapuram

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES ETURNAGARAM TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Code No. Code No. Code No. (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) (1) Nimmakayalanagaram 5S Adharvai 57 Jampangavai 67 106 Akinepalle Mallaram 53 Oorettam 40 Akulavari Ghanpur 50 Kalvapalle 76 Algupalle 71 Kamaram Patti Tadvai 18 Padigapuram 33 Allamvari Bhanpur 117 Kamaram Patti Gurrevula 151 Alligudam Patti Annaram 59 Padigapuram 5 AndukpalIe 88 Kamalapuram Patti Pangdi 119 Ankampalle 112 Kamsettigudam 139 Padigapuram Ankannagudem 13 Kanaygudem Patti Annaram 164 Patti Gurrevula 126 Pambapuram 132 Annaram --1 54 Kanneboinapalle 79 Papkapur 30 Banajibandam 24 Kanthanpalle 12 Parad 157 Bandal 128 Katapuram 84 Peda Venkatapuram 108 Bandarugudem 125 Katnarasapuram 149 Pochapur 143 Banjar Yellapur 105 Kattiguda11l 98 Poreddipalle 99 BarJaguda 122 Keshavapur 35 Raigudem 114 Bcerelli 140 Kishtapuram 8 Rajannapet 162 Bhittupalle 91 Komatpalle 104 Rajupet 2 Bhupatipuram 45 Kondai 100 Ramachandrunipet 131 Bhupatipuram 153 Kondaiguda 102 Ramanakkapet 69 Bodigudem 144 Kondalanagaram 78 Rama nnagudam 150 Bollepalle. 68 Kondaparthy Patti Eturnagaram Patti Lingal 46 Kondred 137 Ramannagudem 107 Brahmanapalle 47 KoratpaiJe Patti Annaram 56 Buduguvanipahad 42 Kothagudcm 25 Rampur (Agl'aharam) 37 Butaram Patti Ekkalaguvam 121 Rampur 16 Buttaigudem 160 Kothagudem Patti Annaram Patti Lingal 10 Rampur 29 Chalbak 9 Kothur · ....92 Cheerupalle (Kothapet) Patti Gurrevula Patti Gurrcvula 163 Ranbandala 142 Chennapuram 49 Kottur Patti Pangydi 75 Chinaboi napall e 111 Rangapuram 120 Kowsettivai Patti Annaram 85 Chinna Venkatapuram 80 Koyagudem 74 Chintagudam 34 Reheer Patti Ekkala Duvvur 109 Ladakgudam 20 Sarvai 21 Chintagudem 158 Lavval 135 Satta ram Patti Gurrevula 7 Laxmipuram 72 Shahpalle IS5 Chi ntalkatapur Patti Gurrevula 27 Shankarajpalle 87 Chirragudam 134 Laxmipuram 22 Singaram 19 Chittial Patti Annaram Patti Gurrevula 146 Chouled 154 Lingal 130 Singaram 96 ChunchupalJe 86 Lingapuram Patti Annaram 83 Sivapuram 127 Damervai 161 Madharam 145 Somaigudam 65 Dammakkapalle 17 Malkapallc 6 Devdumla 95 Mallur 141 Tadvai 43 D_odla 44 MalyaI 60 Takkalagudem 110 Domcda 38 Manaspalle 73 Theegalvai 51 Durgaram 89 Mangapet (Podmur) 94 Thimampct' 70 Maredigudcm 147 Timmanitogu 41 Ekkala 28 Maredipaka 90 Tondial Laxmipur 62 Elbak I Marepalle 4 Tupakulagudem 81 E11apuram 77 Medaram 129 Uppukunta 23 Ettur Patti Eturnagaram 39 Eturnagaram 58 Medaram 156 Vaddagudem \ Patti Chalvai Patti Lingal 133 Gangaram 113 Veerapuram Patti Annaram 52 Mcdaram Sammakajatra 63 Venglapu ram 3 Gangaram 118 Venkannagudam Patti Gurrevula 148 Motlagudem Patti Lingal .-64 Venkatapuram 11 Gangugudem Patti Chalvai 82 Gogupal\e 26 Mullykatta 103 Gollagudam 15 Muppanpalle 101 Wadagudam 32 Gondangavai Patti Rajupet 66 Gonepalle 124 Narasapuram 159 Wadagudem 138 Gopaigudam Patti Annaram Patti Bandal 123 Gowraram 97 Narasimhasagaram 36 Woddugudem Patti Annaram 61 Narlapuram Patti Gurrevula 14 Gurrevula 93 Narsapur (Mangapet) 152 Nafsapuram 116 Yellapuram 136 Immadiglltiem Patti Lingal Ashannaguda 48 Iyapur liS NimlTI0g11dam 31 Yelsettipalle 269 270

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GUDUR TALUK

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93 Adivarampet 30 Jalbanda 65 Oorabaka 85 Ainepalle 46 Jangalpalle 26 Ootai 16 Ankannaguda 62 Jangalpalle 29 Pakhal (Ashoknagar) III Arapanpalle 24 Jangamwariguda 127 Pandem 9 Asurvelli 97 Papaipet 104 Ayodhyapur 22 Kamaram 47 Pedda Yellapuram 2 Kannaraopet 55 Pegadapalle 78 Bakkachintaiapad 123 Karlai 33 Pocharam 75 Bathlliapalle 43 Karnegandi 56 PogaJlapalle 70 Bavllrgonda 66 Katrenam 77 Polaram 72 Bhupalpatnam 110 Katrepalle 96 Pongode 92 Bhupathipet 95 Keshwapatnam 18 Poongonda 106 Bollepalle 31 Khanapur 14 Pothapur 49 Bothawaniguda 79 Kistapur 64 Put labhupathi 84 Budhraopet 126 Kodisalmitta 86 Ragampet 69 Komatlaguda 107 Rajanpaile 82 Chinna Yellapur 15 Konapur 19 Ramaram 67 Chintaguda 13 Kondapur 1 Ramateertham 121 Kongaragidda 8 Rampur 12 Dabirpet 59 KOlhagudem 17 Rampur 114 Dameravancha 60 Kothapalle 41 Rangappaguda 42 Devavaram 89 Kothoor 88 Rangapur 90 Dharmaraopet 25 Kundanpalle 61 RQutuguda 48 Doravari Vempalle 6 Rudraguda 21 Dubbaguda Macherla 38 Rudravaram 51 Durgaram 115 73 Madigudem 27 Sadireddipalle ]02 Madnapur 5 Shangaram 35 Enchaguda 45 Mabadevuniguda 94 Sitanagar 76 Eswaraguda 20 Mamidigudem 53 Manchanpalle 116 Taiwari Vernpalle Teegalveni 103 Gajulagattu 83 Mangalwarpet 113 28 Timmapur 71 Gangaram 44 Marriguda 125 Timmapur 117 Gopalpur 98 Matveeraram 91) Timmarainpad 3 Govindapur 120 Matwada 74 Tirmalgandi ! 54 Govindapuram 10 Medapalle 87 Tungabandam: 105 Gudur 57 Mokkallapalle 32 Gundam 34 Murraiguda 80 Upparaguda ' 101 Gundenaga 50 Musmi 119 Ulla 7 wGundiapahad 58 MyJaram 52 GUJ;ldrepalle 36 Vajjavanigudli 81 Gunjed 91 Vangapet 4 Nagarajpalle 118 Veerampet 108 Nagaram 63 Velballe 109 Intikanne 112 Naikpalle 23 Ippala Pegadapur 68 Narsuguda 39 Yedulapalle 124 Irkulakunta 37 N eelarnpa II e ]00 Yellaiguda 11 Itikalpalle 122 Neelvancha 40 Yerravaram

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NARASAMPET TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No Code No. 0) (2) (1) (2)

40 Adivi Rangapur 14 Mallampalle 44 Akkalched 37 MandapaJle 62 Alamkhanipet 25 Mohammadpur 48 Ameenabad 20 Muchimpula 59 Appalaraopet 51 Mudigonda 19 Arshanpalle 28 Muthojipet

23 Banajipet 10 Nachincpalle 66 Bollikonda 21 Nallaballe 1 Brahmanpalle 16 Nandigaon 68 Burgamadla 22 Narakkapet 32 Narasampet 36 Ch

38 Laknepalle 30 Sarvapur (Dwarakpet) 4 Laxmipur 55 Surpalle 15 Lenkalapalle 54 Lingagiri 26 Timmampet 42 Lingapur 11 Togarrai 65 TopanpalJe 27 Madannapet 34 M~dira 50 Upperapalle 39 Madiramandapalle 33 Mabeswaram 13 Venkatapur 45 Makdumpuram 63 Venkatapur

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WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

9 Desaipet 5 Palvelpula

17 Girmajipet 16 Ramanaapet 11 Gorrekunta 14 Rangasnaipet 7 Hanamkonda 18 Shaimpet 20 Kadipikonda 2 Somidi 19 Kazipet 6 Kumarpalle 13 Thimmapur (Havelil 4 Lakshas ingaram 10 Lakshmipuram 15 Urus

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WARANGAL (RURAL) TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

34 Agrampahad 58 Mondrai 49 Anantharam 23 Mucberla 1 Ananthsagar 61 Mummadivaram 9 ArvapaUe 33 Mustialpalle 17 Atmakur 7 Nagaram 24 Bheemaram 60 NaUaballe (Yelgur) 38 Bodduchintapall e 59 Narlavai

25 Chintaghat 32 Oblapur 56 Chintaiapalle 53 Ookal 18 ChoudJapalle 19 Oorgonda

31 Damera 41 Paidpalle,.. 26 Devannapet 57 Pallurguda 44 Dharmaram 35 Peddapur 45 Dubakunta 29 Pegadapalle 6 Pembarty 62 EJguru (Ranganpet) 14 Pesarkonda 36 Elkurty (Haveli) 43 PothrajpalJ e 42 Enmamula 13 Puikurty

48 Geesgonda 65 Ramachandrapur 28 GopaJpur 55 Sangam 5 Hasanparth i 54 Shayampet (Haveli) 22 Siddapur 2 Jaigiri 12 Singarajpall e 8 SUdanpalle 11 Kogilvai 50 Kommala 27 Tararpa lIe 16 Kothaghat 63 Thimmapur 40 Kotbapet patti Yelgur

3 Laknavaram 47 Vanchanagiri 20 Ledalla 46 Vasantbapur 21 Venkatapur 52 Macbapur (Chandragiri) 15 Malakpet 51 Vishwanathpur 64 MaJlampalle 10 Mallareddypalle 30 Wangapahad 37 Mangonda 39 Mogiiicberla 4 YelJapur

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

GHANPUR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

57 Aliabad 38 Pamnur 22 Pedda Pendya la 49 Chagai ]5 Peechera 32 Chilupur 36 Pullagutta 30 Chinna Pendyala 52 Raghavapur 4 Devnur 27 Raghunathapalle 28 Dharmapuram 31 Rajavaram 8 Dharmasagar 23 Rampur

34 Fathepur 43 Sagaram 60 Shapalle 41 Garima llapalJ e 48 Sivun ipalle 37 Ghanpur 5 Sorndevarapalle 14 Gundalasagar 17 Sripathipalle 13 Sudeshpalle 11 Janakipur 59 Surararn

44 Konaicbalam 45 Tamm

6 Madipalle 7 Unikicher]a 24 Malakapalle 39 UppugaJ 19 Malkapur 12 Mallikudurla 25 Van a rna lakanaparthy 51 Medikonda 1 Vel air 3 Mupparam 20 Venkatadripet 26 Venkatapuram (Chitur) 2 Narayanagiri 53 Vishwanathpur 29 Nasikal 47 Nemiligonda 9 Yelkurthy Dharmasagar

62 Obalapur 56 Zafargadha

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CHERIYAL TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of ViIlage Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

36 Abdulnagaram 44 Ladnoor 53 Ainapur 45 Lakkapalle 33 Akkerajapalle 74 Lakshmapur 17 Aknour 61 Lingampalle 70 Alimpur 6 Lingapuram 43 Ammapur 11 Ankushapuram 38 Machupahad 4 Arjunapalle ._27 Maddur 39 Malakpet ~7 Bachannapet IlO Mansanpalle 16 Bairanpalle 20 Marimusthiaya 72 Bamdanagaram 47 Marmamula 76 Basireddipa lie 49 Mustiyal 9 Bekkal 41 Bommakur 66 Nagireddipalle 12 Bonthaghatnagaram 58 Nagpur 26 Narasaipalle 50 Chenchamkota -!5 Cheriyal 81 Narayanapur Narmetta 79 Chinna Ramancherla 34 2 Chitiyal 35 Narsapur alias Ramrajpalle 1 Danamp~le 46 Dharmar m 65 Padmati Keshvapur 7 Dhoolmitta 57 Peddarajapct 18 Dommat 80 Pocbannapeta 63 Dubbaguntapalle 56 Posanapalle 32 Potharam 28 Gagilapur 62 Pullagudem 37 Gandiramvaram 67 Gangapuram 68 Ramachandrapuram 21 Gowraipalle 52 Ramsagar 55 Gurvnnapet 29 Rebarthy 40 Hanmanthpur 48 Salakpur 69 Itakalpalle 59 Salvapur 14 Solipuram 5 Jalapalle

51 Kadavergu 19 Tadoor 3 K amlaipalle 78 Tammadpalle 71 Katkoor 54 Tapasapalle 73 Kcsireddipal Je -13 Tarigoppula 23 Kistampet 8 Thornala 75 Kodvatur 22 Komaravelle 30 Vallampatla 10 Kondaptlr 31 Vangampalle 64 Konne 24 Vecharani 15 Kootigal 42 Veldenda

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

JANGAON TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

4 Advikeshvapur 49 L. Ghanpur 8 Ashwaraopalle 16 Madharam 35 Bhanjipeta 19 Marigadi 6 Mykaihat 39 Cheeturu 47 Chinna Rajupeta 44 Nagaram 30 Chitkakodur 42 Narayanapur 31 Chowdaram 43 Nellutla 26 Chowda rpall e 33 Nidigonda 51 NYalapogula 32 Eswanthapur

18 Fatheshapur 24 Oblakeshavapur

37 Gabbetta 23 Pasarmadla 20 Gangupahad 25 Peda Ramancherla 1 Goprajpall e 2 Peddapahad 9 Govardhanagiri 45 Pembarthy 54 Gumadavalli 34 Raghunathapalle 17 Ibrahimpuram 11 Ippagudem 12 Samudrala 22 Shamirpet 29 Jangaon 55 Jedikal 27 Siddenki 48 Siripuram 46 Kallem Vaddicherla 36 Kalvalapalle 50 21 13 Kanchanpalle Vadlakonda Veldi 41 Kannaipalle 15 Venkriya 7 Khil eshapuram 3 38 Koduru 14 Komandla 53 Wanaparthy 52 Kothapalle 40 Kundaram 28 Yellemla 10 Kurachapalle 5 Yerragollapahad

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KODAKONDLA TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

27 Authapuram 24 Mallampall e 9 Ayyagaripalle 34 Manchippula 41 Manpahad 5 Bommera 42 Mondrai 35 Channur 33 Muthram 13 Chowdur 28 Nancharimodur 22 Dardepalle 47 Narasingapuram 39 Devaruppala 16 Nirmala Dharmapuram 37 45 Pakala 32 Edunuthula 7 Palakhurthy 29 Peddavangara 31 Gantlakunta 30 Pochampalle 40 GoIiapalle 51 Pocharam 4 Gudur 17 Ramarajpalle 2 Iravennu 44 Ramavaram 48 Rangapuram 38 Kadavendi 26 Regula 46 Kodakondla 12 Kolkonda 11 Shatapuram 6 Kondapuram 15 SingarajpalJe 1 Kothalabad 49 Kutpalle 21 Teegaram 3 Thirmalagiri 43 Lakshmakkapalle 10 Thorrur 8 Lakshminarayanapuram 23 Valmadi 19 Madhapuram 25 Vavilala 18 Madur Kalan 20 Visnoor 14 Madur Khurd 36 Mailaram 50 Wadde Kothapalle

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

WARDHANNAPET TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2)

4 AJipur 2 Kothapalle (HaveJi) 3 Ammavaripet 43 Kothur 60 Anna ramsherief 44 Laibarthy 23 Lohitha 28 Bandantapuram Bhatpalle 1 8 Mamnoor 14 Bollekunta 53 Muripirala 50 Burhanpall e 54 Mylaram

18 Chennaram 9 Nakkalapall e 39 Chintanekkonda 35 Nallaballe 40 Choutapalle 27 Nandanam

64 Ookal patti Raiparthi 29 Dammannapet 30 Divitipalle 17 Panthini 58 Parvathagiri 38 Engole 55 Periked 52 Pothireddipalle 10 Gadepalle 15 Punnole 32 Gannaaram 20 Gavicherla 45 Raipatty 62 Ghattikal 19 Ramachandrapur 36 Gopanapalle 31 Ramavaram 56 Revooru 42 Rollakal 6 Inole 65 Sannuru 63 Jagannathapalle 22 Shapur 7 Singaram 16 Kakiralapalle 57 Soma ram 59 Kalleda 37 Kanakapaka 21 Theegrajupalle 13 Kapulakanuparthy 46 Thirmalapalle 51 Katrepalle 12 Katrepalle (Haveli) 24 Upparapalle 25 ~atrial 48 Kesavapur 11 Venkatapur (Haveli) 49 Kolampalle 5 Kondaparty 41 Wadlakonda 61 Kondapur 33 Wardhannapet 47 Konduru 34 Kothapalle 26 Yellanda

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

MARIPEDA T ALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. 0) (2 ) (1) (2)

68 Abbaipalem 32 Karkal 36 Agapet 45 Kausalyadevipalle 8 Ammapur 7 Khanapur 60 Anepur 15 Kommanapall e 42 Kommulavancha 65 BeechrajpaJJe 37 Kummarikuntla 23 Bodlada 46 Bojjannapet 12 Madpalle 31 Bommakal 69 Maripeda 26 Bonthapalle ~5 Matedu 22 Brahman Kothapalle 3 Mecharajupall e 73 Burhanpur 53 Mungimadugu 33 Mupparam Kalan 27 Cherlapalem 28 Chikutaipalem 54 Nagaram Kalan 58 Chillamcherla 41 Narsimlapet 17 Chinna Vangara 59 Neelkurthy 14 ChintalapaJle 11 NeIIikudur 30 Chityal 21 Polepalle 24 DanthalapalJe 66 Purushothamaigudem 56 Datla 64 Dharmaram 5 Ramanujapur 57 Rampur 44 Ekkirala 35 Ramvaram 63 Brjerla 39 Rcponi Somaram 20 Fathepur 71 TallaookaUu 67 Galivarigudem 72 Thanamcherla 19 Gopalagiri 13 Thourur 48 Gudur 47 Gundamrajpalle 51 Uggampalle 74 Gundepudi 62 Ullepalle 40 Gunnepalle 70 Guripur 55 Vanthadpula 6 Gurthur 61 Veeraram 16 Velikatta 29 Harpriyal 38 Vemulapalle 18 Venkatapuram 43 Jayapuram 50 Vusampalle 49 Jayyaram 52 Yellampet 10 Kachikal 4 Yerraballigudem 34 Kalvapalle 9 Kantaipalem 2 Zamistanpur

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

MAHBUBABAD TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (l) (2)

3S Alair 56 Madhapuram 81 Ammapalem 42 Mahbubabad 45 Anantbaram 3 Mahmood Patnam 37 Anmangal 51 Mallial 19 Annaram 70 Mannegudem 10 Apparajupai Ie 28 Modanthurthy 57 Ayyagaripalle 59 Modgulagudem 48 Mogilicherla 64 Balpa1 40 Mudpugal 50 Bethole 71 Mulkalapalle 7 Bheriwada 30 Mungalvaid 12 Boddengonda 24 Mupparam Khurd 76 Burgupahad 15 Nadiwada 41 Chengapuram 26 Nagaram Khurd 75 Chilkodu 27 Nainal 58 Chintapalle 65 NalJella 47 Narayanpuram 6 Dhanasari 34 Narsimlagudem 80 Dornakal 52 Nereda

16 Edulapusapalle 39 Parvathgiri 8 Penugonda 63 Gollacherla 74 Permandlasankesa 9 Govindapur 43 Gudur 62 Rajo1u 46 Gund ra thimadgu 25 Rajulakothapalle 78 Gurralakunta 21 Rangapuram 72 Ravigudem Ingurthy 29 Ravirala 13 Reddial 44 Jamandlapalle 38 J angl igonda 68 Seerole 32 Singaram 22 Kalwala 31 Sree Ramgiri 69 Kampalle 54 Sudanpalle 61 Kancheriaguda 55 Kandikonda 20 Tallapusapalle 73 Kannegondla 66 Tallasankusa 4 Kesamudram 53 Thathupalle 14 Khambhalpalle 60 Thirmalapuram 11 Kollapuram 5 UpparapaJle 23 Komatipalle 67 UppeT!~udem 2 Korukondapalle 79 Uyyaiawada 49 Kurvi 36 Vavilala 33 Lakshmipur 18 Vemnoor 17 Laxmipur 77 Vennaram

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STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of ,----- _____.....J....-. _____~ Ward or Block E.B. No. the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

1 2 3 4 5

JANGAON TOWN (Class III) JANGAON TALUK

Ward 1 I-I-I I-I~IOO Railway Station, Siddipet Road, Head Post 1~2-1 1-2-23 Office, Hanuman Temple, Municipal Office 1~3-1 1-3-43 2 1-4-33 1-4-111 Wadlakonda Roac;1, Vaddriwada, A B.V.H. School

3 1-5~1 1-5~89 Muslim Galli, Wadlakonda Road 4 1-5-90 1-5-101 Wadlakonda Road, Godowns, Old Harijanawada, 1-6-1 1-6-81/2 Laxmibaikunta area, M.·Somalinga Rice Mill 1~9-1 1-9-42/1 '. . 5 1-9-42/2 1-9-100 S. B. H., Laxmibaikunta, 'Gunj Road, Central I-I0~1 1-10-82 Ware Housing Corporatio'p Godowns, A.C. T .0. Office, Railway Track 6 1-10-83 1-10-98/5 A. C. T. O. Office, Electricjty Sub-station, Grain 1-11-1 1-11-100 Market Office, Dogless School, Weavers Colony

7 1-2~24 1-2-95 Government Hospital, Siddipet Road, P. W. D. 1-3-44 1-3-98/2 Dock Bunglow, Bur/ia! Ground, Panchayat Samithi Office, Geetha Ashnm, M. M. Court, Muslim Galli 8 !-4-1 1-4-32 Peddi Narayana Rice Mill, Wadlakonda Road, 1~6-82 1-6-120 Old Harijanawada, Laxmibaikunta 1-7-80/2 1-7-97 9 1-7-1 1-7-80/1 Laxmibaikunta

10 1-8~1 1-8-102 Laxmibaikunta, Akula Venkataiah Rice MilI Ward 2 11 2-1-1 2-1-104 Railway Station Gate, Ambal Cafe, Siddipet 2-2~1 2-2-127 Road, Station Road, Old Beat Bazar area, 2-3-1 2-3-16 Nagulakunta area

12 2-3~17 2-3-106 Nagulakunta area, Old Bl:iat Bazar, Sivalayam 2-4-1 2-4-14/1 Temple

13 2-4~15 2-4-105 Sivalayam Temple Road, RaHway Station, Z.P.H. 2-5-1 2-S~3e School, Kurmawada 14 2-5-31 2-5-102 Z. P. H. School, Kurmawada, Police Quarters 2-6-1 2-6-27

15 2-6-28 2-6-92 Kurmawada~ area, A. Venkateshwarlu Rice Mill, 2-7-1 2-7-22/10 Kotha G\}~eln area .( 16 2-7-22/11 2-7::-78 Kotha Gua~elu, Sathram Locality, Mission Quarters

17 2-7-7811 2~7-78JI2 A. B. Mission Compound School, Hostel, New 2-8-1 2-8-75 Bus-stand, Krishna Kala Mandir, Ganesh Temple, Venkanna KUDta area 18 2-8-76 2-8-94/A Velilkanna Kunta, Krishna Kala Mandir, P. W. D • 2-9-1 . 2-9-99 Main Road, Harijanawada, Goundlawada (':...' 19 2-10-1 2-10-86 Goundlawada Mahankali Temple, Ganesh Stre;t, Muslimgalli, P. W. D. Main Road 20 2-10-86/1 2-10-113 P. W. D. Road, Old Harijanawada, Kurmawada 2-11-1 2-11-67 363

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of the area covered Ward or Block E. B. No. ,------~------~-~ or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

JANGAON TOWN (Class III) JANGAON TALUK (Coneld.)

Ward 2 (Concld.) 21 2-11-68 2-11-101 Kurmawada, Hanuman Temple Street, Railway 2-12-1 2-12-69 Station. Dhobiwada 22 2-12-70 2-12-93 Dhobiwada, Police Station, Ganesh Street, 2-13-1 2-13-103 Hanuman Temple Street 35 2-7-78/5 2-7-78115 Chandulal Doddi Water Tank 2-5-3/1 2-5-3/5

Ward 3 23 3-1-1 3-1-88 Dudekulawada, Ganesh Street 24 3-1-89 3-1-107 Ganeshwada, Venkannakunta Tank, Gadi Bazar, 3-2-1 3-2-115 Rajasree Talkies, Brahmanwada 25 3-2-116 3-2-126 Chennakeshava Temple, Amba Bavi, Reddywada, 3-3-1 3-3-85 Rajasree Talkies 26 3-3-86 3-3-108 Reddywada, Dharmashala, Railway Station area 3-4-1 3-4-123 27 3-5-1 3-5-127/3 Railway Station Gate, Railway Quarters, Gundla 3-6-1 3-6-15/3 Gadda Road, Railway Culvert 28 3-6-16 3-6-102/1 Gundla Gadda, Teachers Colony, Kista Bavi, 3-7-1 3-7-9/1 Muslim Lane, Srinivasa Talkies 29 3-7-10 3-7-86/5 Srinivasa Talkies 3-8-1 3-8-12 30 3-8-12/1 3-8-8112 Gundla Gadda~, Water Tank, Harijanawada' 3-9-1 3-9-15 31 3-9-16 3-9-55 H arijanawada, Dharmakancha. Burfial Ground 32 3-9-56 3-9-87/1 Harijanawada, Dharmakancha, Zilla Parishad 3-10-1 3-10-10/63 Colony 33 3-10-10/64 3-10-69/2 Harijanawada, Dharmakaneha, L. I. C. Colony 34 3-10-69/3 3-10-98 Beggars' Colony, Industrial Estate Colony 35 3-10-71/1 3-10-71/80 3-10-80/4 3-10-80116 2-7-78/5 2-7-78/15 2-5-3/1 2-5-3/5

MAHBUBABAD TOWN (Class III) MAHBUBABAD TALUK

Ward 1 336 1-1-1 1-1-101 1-2-1 1-2-15/1 337 1-2-15/2 1-2-102 1-3-1 1-3-11 338 1-3-12 1-3-112/3 1-4-1 1-4-2212 339 1-4-23 1-4-110/4 340 1-4-110/5 1-4-112/1 1-5-1 1-5-112/11 364

STATBMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r------L.~------~ __ ~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

1 2 3 4 5

MAHBUBABAD TOWN (Class III) MAHBUBABAD TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 2 341 2-1-1 2-1-98 342 2-1-99 2-1-120 2-2-1 2-2-76/2 343 2-2-77{1 2-2-103 2-3-1 2-3-72 344 2-3-71/1 2-3-117 2-3-1 2-4-83 345 2-4-84 2-4-103 2-5-1 2-5-63 346 2-5-64 2-5-111 Ward 3 346 3-1-1 3-1-67 347 3-1-68{1 3-1-94 3-2-1 3.,.2-61 348 3-2-62 3-2-125 3-3-1 3-3-28/3 349 3-3-29 3-3-107{2 3-4-1 3-4-29 350 3-4-30 3-4-89/2 3-5-1 3-5-36/2 351 3-5-37 3-5-58 Ward 4 351 4-1-1 4-1 -96/2 352 4-1-96{3 4-1-108 4-2-1 4-2-88 4-3-1 4-3-38/2 353 4-3-39 4-3-99 4-4-1 4-4-35/1 354 4-4-35/2 4-4-120 4-5-1 4-5-20 355 4-5-21 4-5-109 Ward 5 355 5-1-1 5-1-34 356 5-1-35 5-1-106/7 5-2-1 5-2-44 357 5-2-45 5-2-94 5-3-1 5-3-50 358 5-3-51 5-3-100 5-4-1 5-4-63{2 359 5-4-64 5-4-114/3 5-5-1 5-5-52 360 5-5-53 5-5-107 Ward 6 360 6-1-1 6-1-57 361 6-1-58 6-1-117 362 6-2-1 6-2-87 363 6-2-88 6-2-104 6-3-1 6-3-81 365

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of r--_____ ..J--______~ Ward or Block E.B. No. the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 \ 5

MAHBUBABAD TOWN (Class III) MAHBUBABAD TALUK (Coneld.)

Ward 6 (Concld.) 364 6-3-82 6-3-117/2 6-4-1 6-4-33 6-5-1 6-5-17/4 365 6-5-18 6-5-76

Ward 7 366 7-1-1 7-1-48/1 Salar Tanda 367 7-1-49 7-1-70/39 Salar Tanda 368 7-2-1 7-2-31/2 Somla Tanda 7-2-32 1-2-64 369 7-2-65 7-2-155 Champli Tanda 370 7-3-1 7-3-33/7 Pattipaka

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class I) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK

Ward 1 1 1-1-1 1-1-3/170 2 1-1-3/171 1-1-10/V 3 1-1-11 1-1-41 4 1-1-42 1-1-3/215 5 1-2-1 1-2-56/2 6 1-2-56/3 1-2-105 7 1-2-105/1 1-2-143 1-3-1 1-3-15 8 1-3-16 1-3-79 1-4-1 1-4-22 9 1-4-22/1 1-4-107 10 1-5-86 1-5-146/G 11 1-6-1 1-6-3IB 12 1-6-4 1-6-63 13 1-6-64 1-6-114/5 1-7-1 1-7-12jD3 14 1-7-13/1 1-7-59/5 15 1-7-60 1-7-100fB 1-8-1 1-8-54 16 1-8-55 1-8-162(2 17 1-9-1 1-9-20/1 18 1-9-21 1-9-65[1 19 1-9-66 1-9-130/2 20 1-10-1 1-10-85IE 21 1-11-1 1-11-60 2-1-5. Ward 2 22 2-1-1 23 2-1-55 2-1-113/1 24 2-1-113/2 2-1-180/1 25 2-1-180/2 2-1-189/13 2-2-1 2-2-51 26 2-2-52 2-2-161 27 2-3-1 2-3-6(9) 366

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMER.ATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r------__ -L. ______~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALlTY (Class J) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 2 (Concld.) 28 2-3-6(10) 2-3-36 2-4-1 2-4-3/2 29 2-4-3/3 2-4-27/1 30 2-4-27/2 2-4-52 31 2-4-53 2-4-116/3 32 2-4-116/1 2-4-152/(2) 33 2-4-153 2-4-175/5 2-5-1 2-5-6312 34 2-5-64 2-5-92f16 2-6-1 2-6-21/2 35 2-6-22/1 2-6-69/1 36 2-6-70/1 2-6-13512 37 2-6-136 2-6-162/9 2-7-1 2-7-14/31 38 2-7-14/32 2-7-73 39 2-7-74 2-7-140/3 40 2-7-141 2-7-151 2-8-1 2-8-74 41 2-8-75 2-8-151 42 2-8-152 2-8-179 2-9-1 2-9-54 43 2-9-55 2-9-159 44 2-9-160 2-9-228/4 45 2-9-228/5 2-9-294/33 2-10-1 2-10-28 46 2-10-29 2-10-115 2-11-1 2-11-51

Ward 3 47 3-1-1 3-1-74 48 3-1-7SJB 3-1-128 49 3-1-129 3-1-135IA 3-2-1 3-2-62/2 50 3-2-63 3-2-111 3-3-1 3-3-100 51 3-3-101 3-3-197 S2 3-4-1 3-4-74 S3 3-4-75 3-4-100/3 S4 3-4-101(2) 3-4-183/7 55 3-5-1 3-5-95/3 56 3-5-96 3-5-108 3-6-1 3-6-45)3 ~ 57 3-6-46 3-6-100 3-7-1 3-7-5(2) 58 3-7-6 3-7-68/2 59 3-7-69 3-7-90 3-7-91 3-7-143/8 60 3-8-1 3-8-85 367

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of the area covered Ward or Block E. B. No. r------~------~ or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4\ 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class I, WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 3 (Concld.) 61 3-8-86 3-8-96 3-9-1 ' 3-9-54/3 62 3-9-55 3-9-7119 63 3-9-71(10 3-9-7617 3-9-77 3-9-143 64 3-10-1 3-10-66 65 3-10-67 3-10-125 3-11-1 3-11-19 66 3-11-20 3-11-88 67 3-11-89 3-11-119 3-12-1 3-12-31/3 68 3-12-32 3-12-91(4) 69 3-12-92 3-12-100 3- I3-1 3-13-64 70 3-13-65 3-13- t28 3-14-1 3-14-1311 71 3-14-14 3-14-55 3-15-1 3-15-40 72 3-15-41 3-15-138 73 3-15-139 3-15-193 3-16-1 3 -16-36 74 3-16-36A 3-16-75/B 3-16-76 3-16-1 II 7S 3-16-112 3-16-189

Ward 4 76 4-\-1 4-1-65/4 77 4-1-65(5 4-1-140/2 78 4-2-1 4-2-48/5 79 4-2-48J6 4-2-75 80 4-2-76 4-2-104 4-3-1 4-3-43 81 4-3-44 4-3-82 4-4-1 4-4-3611 82 4-4-3612 4-4-95 83 4-4-96 4-4-137 4-5-1 4-5-38 84 4-5-39 4-5-106 85 4-5-106JI 4-5-119/3 4-6-1 4-6-5711 86 4-6-57/2 4-6-85J8 4-6-86 4-6-153 87 4-6-153/2 4-6-178 4-7-1 4-7-40 88 4-7-41 4-7-114/4 4-8-1 4-8-15 89 4-8-15/1 4-8-86/6 90 4-8-87 4-8-132 4-9-1 4-9-16 368

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ,,--- ...... ___ .... _ --l...... __ .. _ ...... _--., the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class J) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 4 (Concld.) 91 4·9·17 4·9·\07 4-10-1 4-10-26 92 4-10-27 4-10-109 Ward 5 93 5-1-1 5-1-85 94 5-1-86 5-1-104/4 5-2-1 5-2-35/1 95 5-2-35/2 5-2-102/8 96 5-2-103 5-3-9 97 5-3-10 5-3-136 98 5-3-137 5-3-141/3 5-4-1 5-4-72 99 5-4-73 5-4-104/2 5-5-1 5-5:-48 100 5-5-49 5-5-110/5 101 5-5-111 5-5-147 5-6-1 5-6-40/2 102 5-6-41 5-6-73 5-7-1 5-7-67 103 5-7-68 5-7-109 5-8-1 5-8-28/1 104 5-8-28/1 5-8-105/2 105 5-8-106 5-8-154 5-9-1 5-9-25/4 106 5-9-26 5-9-103/2 107 5-9-104 5-9-154/3 108 5-9-154 (4) 5-9-166/2 5-10-1 5-10-30/(2) 5-12-1 5-12-41 f7 109 5-10-31 5-10-86/1 5-1I-1 5- 11-28(6) IlO 5-11-28 (7) 5-11-\00 (2) ]11 5-1l-10I 5-11-145 5-12-42 5·12·66/1 Ward 6 112 6-1-\ 6-1-79 113 6-1-79/1 6-1-141/3 114 6-1-142 6-1-165 6-2-1 6-2-89 115 6-2-90 6-2-157/2 116 6-3-1 6-3-31 6-3-123 6-3-126 6·4-1 6-4-3 6-4-48 6-4-70/6 117 6-4.70/7 6-4-137 118 6-3-32 6-3-88/5 119 6-3-88/6 6-3-122 6-4-4 6-4-47 6-8-110 6-8-114 120 6-5-1 6-5-85 369

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r-----...J...------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class I) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 6 (Coneld.) 121 6-5-86 6-5-108 6-6-1 6-6-2812 122 6-6-29 6-6-88 123 6-6-88/1 6-6-107 6-.7-1 6-7-80 124 6-7-81 6-7-118/1 6-8-1 6-8-47 t25 6-8-48 6-8-100/5

Ward 7 126 7-1-1 7-1-52 127 7-1-53 7-1-80j2{3 7-1-81 7-1-138 128 7-1-139 7-1-166J3 7-2-1 7-2-61 129 7-2-62 7-2-157 130 7-2-158 7-2-162 7-3-1 7-3-65 131 7-3-66 7-3-136/2 7-4-1 7-4-9 132 7-4-10 7-4-7512 133 7-4-76 7-4-139/2 134 7-5-1 7-5-64/3 135 7-5-64/4 7-5-137 7-6-1 7-6-32 136 7-6-33 7-6-125 137 7-7-1 7-7-70 138 7-7-71 7-7-15J 139 7-7-154 7-7-176 7-8-1 7-8-58 140 7-8-5811 7-8-12515

Ward 8 t41 8-1-1 8-1-IH> 8-2-1 8-2-139 8-3-1 8-3-65 142 8-3-66 8-3-156 8-4-1 8-4-7{) 143 8-4-7t 8-4-89 8-5-6 8-5-83 8-6-1 8-6-70 144 8-6-71 8-6-142 8-7-1 8-7-21 145 8-7-24 8-7-85 146 8-7-86 8-7-158/20 8-8-1 8-8-28}IE 147 8-8-28F 8-8-7613 148 8-8-77 8-8-135./7 149 8-9-1 8-9-135 150 8-9-136 8-9-14514 8-10-1 8-10-103 370

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r------~-- ______~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class J) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 8 (Concld.) 151 8-11-1 8-11-133/3 152 8-11-134/4 8-11-191 8-12-1 8-12-63 153 8-12-64 8-12-141

Ward 9 154 9-1-1 9-1-89 155 9-1-90 9-1-148/3 156 9-1-149 9-1-187 9-2-1 9-2-73/2 157 9-2-74 9-2-110/3 9-2-111 9-2-143 158 9-2-144 9-2-197 159 9-2-198 9-2-230 9-3-1 9-3-42 160 9-3-43 9-3-97/4 9-4-1 9-4-13/2 161 9-4-14 9-4-73 162 9-4-74 9-4-127/3 9-5-1 9-5-51/2 163 9-6-100/2 9-6-72 9-7-1 9-7-13 164 9-7-14 9-7-86 165 9-7-87 9-7-107 166 9-8-58 9-8-88 9-9-1 9-9-78/10 167 9-9-79 9-9-150/2 168 9-10-1 9-10-162 Ward 10 169 10-1-1 10-1-76 170 10-1-77 10-1-146 171 10-1-147 10-1-167 10-2-1 10-2-71 172 10-2-72 10-2-100/3 10-2-101 10-2-146 173 10-2-147 10-2-191/1 10-3-1 10-3-33/1 174 10-3-33/2 10-3-100 175 10-3-101 10-3-112/3 10-4-1 10-4-53/1 176 10-4-53/2 10-4-114/2 10-5-1 10-5-2515 177 10-5-26 10-5-93 178 10-5-94 10-5-143/2 179 10-6-1 10-6-70/3 180 10-6-70/4 10-6·95 10-7-1 10-7-54/1 181 10-7-54/2 10-7-111/2 10-8-1 10-8-24/3 182 10-8-24/4 10-8-96 371

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF W ARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ,------"------., the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class I) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 10 (Coneld.) 183 10-8-96/1 10·8-107 10-9-'1 10-9-54/2 184 10-9-54/13 10-9-122 185 10-9-123 10-9-163 10-10-1 10-10-22/8 186 10-10-22/9 10-10-77/3 187 10-10-77/4 10-10-119 10-11-1 10-11-50/2 188 HI-11-51 10-11-85 10-12-1 10-12-21/4 189 10-12-21/5 10-12-87/3 10-13-1 10-13-9 190 10-13-10 10-13-71 191 10-13-7111 10-13-10614

Ward 11 192 11-1-1 11-1-78 193 11-1-79 11-1-153 11-2-1 11-2-39 194 11-2-40 11-2-80/2 11-3-1 11-3~59 195 11-3-60 11-3-76 11-4-1 11-4-85 196 11-4-86 11-4-186 197 11-5-1 11-5-56 198 11-5-56tl 11-5-68 11-6-1 11-6-6IA 199 11-6-62/8 11-6-83 11 -7-1 11-7-88 200 11 -7-89 11-7-111 11-8-1 11-8-57 201 11-8-58 11-8-108 11-9-1 11-9-55 202 11-9-56 11-9-102 11-10-1 1\-10-73 203 11-10-74 1\-10-151 11-11-1 11-11-35 204 11-11-36 11-11-85 11-12-1 11-12-58 205 11-12-59 11-12-110 11-13-1 11-13-44(1 206 11-13-44/2 11-13-76 11-14-1 11-14-44/1 207 11-14-44/2 11-14-55/2 11-15-1 11-15-58/3 208 11-15-58/4 11-15-82 II -16-1 11-16-26/2 209 11-16-26j3 11-16-71/2 11-17-1 11-17-4(6) 210 11-17-5 11-17-79 372

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r-~------~------~ the area covered or Locality No From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class I) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 11 (Concld.) 211 11-17-80 11-17-107/A 11-18-\ 11-18-71 212 11-18-72 11-18-133 11-19-1 11-19-35/1 213 11-19-35/2 ll-19-105 214 lJ-19-106 11-19-111/6 11-20-1 11-20-61/6 215 11-20-62 11-20-138 216 11-21-1 11-21-78 217 11-21-79 11-21-133/C 218 11-21-133/D 11-21-154 11-22-1 11-22-79 219 11-22-80 11-22-350 220 11-23-1 11-23-60 221 II -23-61 11-23-143/1 222 11-23-143/2 11-23-200/8 223 11-23-200/9 11-23-350 11-24-1 11-24-41/1 224 11-24-41/2 11-24-100/3 225 11-24-100/4 11-24-123/2 226 11-24-123/3 11-24-186/6 11-25-1 11-25-75 227 11-25-76 11-25-175 228 11-25-176 11-25-232/3 229 11-25-233 11-25-256 11- 26-1 11-26-37 230 11-26-38 11-26-106 231 11-26-107 11-26-150 11-27-1 11-27-43

Ward 12 232 12-1-1 12-1-152/3 233 12-2-1 12-2-101 234 12-2-101/2 12-2-182/1 235 12-3-1 12-3-73 236 12-3-74 12-3-136 237 12-4-1 12-4-88/2 238 12-5-1 12-5-100 239 12-6-1 12-6-118 240 12-6-119 12-6-126 12-7-1 12-7-116 241 12-7-117 12-7-150 12-8-1 12-8-87

Ward 13 242 13-1-1 13-1-77 243 13-1-78 13-1-147 244 13-1-148 13-1-233/3 245 13-1-234 13-1-250 13-:~-1 13-2-67/3 373

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ,------_,,__------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 '4 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class I) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK· (Contd.)

Ward 13 (Coneld.) 246 13-2-68 13-2-137 247 13-2-138 13-2-225 13-3-'1 13-3-9 248 13-3-10 13-3-89 249 13-3-89/1 13-3·-139 250 13-3-139/1 13-3-149 13-4-1 13-4-62 251 13-4-62/1 13-4-138 252 13-4-139 13-4-200 253 13-4-201 13-4-220 13-5-1 13-5-51 254 13-5-5i /4 13-5-123 255 13-6-1 13-6-62 256 13-6-62/1 13-6-122/2 257 13-7·.,J 13-7-73 258 13-7-74 13-7-126/2 13-8-1 13-8-25 259 13-8-26 13-8-94 Ward 14 260 14-1-1 14-1-6811 261 14-1-68/2 14-1-121/B 262 14-1-121/C 14-1-183 263 14-1-18311 14-1-191 14-2-1 14-2-74 264 14-2-75 14-2-132 265 14-2-133 14-2-166 14-3-1 14-3-61 266 14-3-61/1 14-3-121/(2) 267 14-3-122 14-3-171/3 14-4-1 14-4-10 268 14-4-JI 14-4-60(2) 269 14-4-61 14-4-154 270 14-4-155 14-4-159 14-5-1 14-5-102 271 14-6-1 14-6-65 272 14-6-66 14-6-131 273 14-6-132 14-6-206 274 14-6-207 J 4-6-240 14-7-1 14-7-33 275 14-7-34 14-7-97 276 14-7-98 14-7-106 14-8-1 14-8-38 277 14-8-39 14-8-81 278 14-8-82 14-8-151

Ward 15 279 15-1-1 15-1-222 280 15-1-223 15-1-232 15-2-1 15-2-61/A-2 281 15-2-62 15-2-115/6 374

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------~----~------~ the area cover ed or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class J) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 15 (Concld.) 282 15-2-116 IS-2-136 15-3-1 IS-3-74/3 283 IS-3-74/4 15-3-138/2 IS-4-1 15-4-20 284 15-4-21 15-4-IOS/S 285 15-4-10':'/6 15-4-143 15-5-1 15-5-29/3 286 15-5-29/4 15-5-90 287 15-5-91 15-5-132 15-6-1 15-6-29/1 288 15-6-30 15-6-113/D/2 289 15-6-114 15-6- 153/U 290 15-6-153/V 15-6-159/2 15-7-1 15-7-47 291 15-7-48 15-7-97 292 15-8-1 15-8-61 293 15-8-62 15-8-128 294 IS-8-129 IS-8-148/K 15-9-1 15-9-49 29S 15-9-50 15-9-68/(2) IS-IO-l 15-10-61 296 IS-10-62 IS-10-170 15-11-1 15 11-6 (6) 297 1S-11-7 15-11-71 (2) 298 15-11-72 IS-II-145/2

Ward 16 299 16-1-1 16-1-71/A 300 16-1-72 t6-t-t33/A 301 16-1-134 16-1-170 16-2-1 16-2-25/4 302 16-2-25/5 16-2-92 16-3-1 16-3-23 303 16-3-24 16-3-71 304 16-3-71[1 16-3-113 30S 16-3-114 16~3-171/5 16-4-1 16-4-2S/1 306 16-4-26 16-4-103 307 16-4-104 16-4-252 308 16-5-1 16-5-100 309 16-5-101 16-5-147 (2) 310 16-5-148 16-5-207/1 311 16-5-208 16-5-239 16-6-1 16-6-25 (4) 312 16-6-26 16-6-63 (4) 313 16-6-64 16-6-88 (S) 314 16-6-89 16-6-125/27 16-7-1 16-7-::8 315 16-7-29 16-7-230il 375

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of , _____ -L-______---.. Ward or Block E. B. No. the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4, 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class I) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd) Ward 16 (Concld.) 316 16-7-231 16-7-267 16-8-1 16-8-56 317 16-8-57 16-8-133 318 16-8-134 16-8-216 319 16-8-217 16-8-246 16-9-1 16-9-6714 320 16-9-68 16-9-108 16-10-1 16-IC-5/30 321 16-10-5/31 16-10-130/2 322 16-10-131 16-10-233 323 16-10-234 16-10-242 16-11-1 16-11-36 324 16-11-37 16-11-102 325 16-11-103 16-11-177 326 16-11-178 16-11-186 16-12-1 16-12-87 327 16-12-87/1 16-12-180 Ward 17 328 17-1-1 17-1-72 329 17-1-72f1 17-1-125/B 17-2-1 17-2-10 330 17-2-10/1 17-2-102 331 17-2-102/1 17-2-144 17-3-1 17-3-31 332 17-3-32 17-3-87 333 17-3-88 17-3-121 17-4-1 17-4-17 334 17-4-18 17-4-101 335 17-4-102 17-4-160 17-5-1 17-5-31 336 17-5-32 17-5-123/B 337 17-5-123/C 17-5-171 17-6-1 17-6-20 338 17-6-20/A 17-6-106 339 17-6-107 (1) 17-6-120 17-7-1 17-7-81 340 17-7-82 17-7-144 17-8-1 17-8-44 341 17-8-45 17-8-130 17-9-1 17-9-35 342 17-9-36 17-9-120 17-10-1 17-10-10 343 17-10-11 17-10-113 344 17-10-119 17-10-167 17-11-1 17-t1-33/C 345 17-11-33/D/(I) 17-11-88/2 Ward 18 346 18-1-1 18-1-61fA 347 18-1-62 18-1-9011 18-2-1 18-2-43 376

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r------~--~--~--~------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class I) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 18 (Concld.) 348 18-2-44 18-2";127 349 18-2-128 18-2-15513 18-3-1 18-3-43 . 350 18-3-44 18-3-135 351 18-3-136 18-3-149/2 18-4-1 18-4-116 352 18-4-117 18-4-200 18-6-27 18-6-48 . 353 18-4-201 18-4-220/E(3) 18-5-1 18-5-63/1(1) 354 18-5-64 18- 5-125 355 18-6-1 18-6-75 18-7"1 18-7-22 356 18-7-23 18-7-li:)4(2} 357 18-7-105 18-7-162/3 18-8-1 18-8-8/2 358 18-8.,;9 18-8-80 359 18-8-81 18-8-126 18-9-1 18-9-29. 360 18-9-30 18-9-137

Ward 19 361 19-1-1 19-1-114 362 19-1-115 19-1-lIH 19-2-1 19-2-45 363 19-2-46 19-2-113 19-3-1 19-3-37 364 19-3-38 19-3-135 19-4-1 19-4-110 19-5-1 19-5-102 365 19-6-1 19-6-99 366 19-6-100 19-6-107 19-7':1 19-7-90 19-8-1 19-8-84 (b) 367 19-8-85 19-8-118 19-9-1 19-9-63/1 368 19-9-64 19-9-116/3 19-IO~1 19-10-29/BC 369 19-10-30 19-10-127 370 19-10-128 19-10-160 19-11-1 19~1l-80 371 19-11-81 19-11-(67

Ward 20 372 20-1-1 20-1-90 373 20-1-91 20-1-121/8 20-2-1 20-2-68 374 20-2-69 20-2-136 20-3-1 20-3-45/2 375 20-3-46/1 20-3-100 20-4-1 20-4-34 377

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION . BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------~------~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5 ~------~------WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class I) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 20 (Concld ) 376 20-4-35 20-4-103 (e) 377 20-4-119/1 20-4-147/3 20-5-1 20-5-51 378 20-5-52 20-5-98 20-6-1 20-6-32 379 20-6-33 20-6-121 380 20-7-1 20-7-89 381 20-7-90 20-7-162 20-8-1 20-8-13 382 20-8-14 20-8-104 383 20-8-105 20-8-144 20-9-1 20-9-51 384 20-9-5211 20-9-86 20-10-1 20-10-50 385 20-10-51 20-10-124 20-11-1 20-11-12 386 20-11-13 20-11-101 387 20-11-102 20-11-163/1 20-12-1 20-12-22/2 388 20-12-23 20-12-115 389 20-12-116 20-12-151 tl 20-13-1 20-13-44 390 20-13-45 20-13-110 20-14-1 20-14-88 391 20-14-89 20-14-178 392 20-15-1 20-15-98 393 20-15-99 20-15-155 20-16-1 20-16-47 394 20-16-48 20-16-70/8/5 Ward 21 395 21-1-1 21-1-88tD(1 } 396 21-1-88/E 21-1-103 21-2-1 21-2-70 397 21-2-71 21-2-241-D 398 21-2-242 21-2-305 21-3-1 21-3-36/2 21-4-1 21-4-21-A 399 21-4-22 21-4-88/N 400 21-4-88/D 21-4-161/G 401 . 21-6-1 21-6-102 402 21-6-103 21-6-155 21-7-1 21-7-48 403 21-7-4921-7-120/175/25 404 21-7-120/175/26 21-7-120/134 405 21-7-120/135 21-7-120/175/5 21-8-1 21-8-115

Ward 22 406 22-1-1 22-1-84 407 22-1-85 22-1-137/3 22-2-1 22-2-22 378

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF WARA'NGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r---•• ----w--~ .. --.~-.----~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in eacb Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class I) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 22 (Concld.) 408 22-2-23 22-2-72 22-3-1 22-3-11 409 22-3-12 22-3-94 410 22-3-95 22-3-173/3 22-4-1 22-4-5 411 22-4-6 22-4-83 412 22-4-83(a) 22-4-117 22-5-1 22-5-80 413 22-5-81 22-5-131/5 22-6-1 22-6-32 414 22-6-33 22-6-118f)3

Ward 23 415 23-1-1 23-1-91/2 416 23-1-92 23-1-124/C 23-2-1 23-2-49 417 23+50 23-2-100 23-3-1 23-3-41 418 23-3-42 23~3-120 23-4-1 23-4-37 419 23-4-38 23-4-116 23-5-1 23-5-36 420 23-5-37 23-5-109 23-6-1 23-6-22 421 23-6-23 23-6-121

Ward 24 422 24-1-1 24-1-80(3) 423 24-1-80(4) 24-1-174 424 24-2-1 24-2-97 425 24-2-98 24-2-131/2 24-3-1 24-3-56 426 24-3-57 24-3-93/11D 24-4-1 24-4-46 427 24-4-46/1 24-4-153 428 24-4-154 24-4-189 24-5-1 24-5-77 429 24-5-77/1 24-5-185 24-6-1 24-6-30 430 24-6-31 24-6-132 431 24-6-133 24-6-174 24-7-1 24~7-28(5) 432 24-7-28(6) 24-7-90

Ward 25 433 25-1-1 25-1-112 434 25-2-1 25-2-208 435 25-3-1 25-3-105 436 25-3-106 25-3-131 25-4-1 25-4-54/1 437 25-4-54/2 25-4-141/1 438 25-4-141/2 25-4-206 379

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OIl WARANGAL DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. r------.--w--~------______~ the area covered or Locality No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

WARANGAL MUNICIPALITY (Class I) WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Coneld.)

Ward 25 (Coneld.) 439 25-4-207 25-4-246 25-5-1 25-5-36 , 440 25-5-37 25-5-95/1 441 25-5-95/2 25-5- 138 25-6-1 25-6-20 442 25-6-21 25-6-87 443 25-6-88 25-6-142 444 25-7-1 25-7-108 445 25-7-109 25-7-183 25-8-1 25-8-14 446 25-8-15 25-8-105/1 447 25-8-105/2 25-8-179 448 25-8-180 25-8-255/8 25-9-1 25-9-28 449 25-9-29 25-9-105 450 25-9-106 25-9-117 25-10-1 25-10-26 451 25-10-27 25-10-75/(3) 452 25-10-76 25-10-107 25-11-1 25-11-32 453 25-11-33 25-11-106 454 25-11-107 25-11-164 380 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL. SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

MAHBUBABAD TALUK

:n/l5/1 DORNAKAL (P) Total 14,558 2,871 2,162 Ward I Total 2,481 292 855 580 486 192 271 581 678 21 243 582 858 56 22 583 459 2.3 319 2 Total 1,896 449 1,055 583 258 258 584 717 7 665 585 692 428 132 586 229 14 3 Total 2,001 248 46 586 420 164 5 587 664 57 11 588 678 27 18 589 23~ 12 4 Total 1,974 431 90 589 417 8 II 590 598 323 591 558 100 10 592 401 69 5 Total 2,039 30 31 592 271 3 593 619 8 5 594 717 17 13 595 432 5 JO 6 Total 1,235 547 36 595 108 596 465 223 20 597 572 256 16 598 90 68 7 Total 2,355 755 49 Railway Quarters 599 415 36 600 641 104 23 601 643 344 6 602 656 271 20 8 Total 577 119 Chinniyathanda 603 89 Raoj iyathanda 604 95 23 Banketsinghthanda 605 124 31 Somalathanda 606 95 32 Rajuthanda 607 134 23 Errejathanda 608 13 Thalemthanda 609 27 10 381

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

JANGAON TALUK

21/11/11 JANGAON (M) Total 25,112 2,813 305 Ward I Total 7,521 621 134 1 779 5 2 840 104 13 3 776 17 3 4 805 96 117 5 702 243 1 6 565 7 643 8 740 9 1,060 55 10 611 100

2 Total 9.026 564 liS 11 736 2 12 780 20 85 13 686 36 23 14 707 15 860 28 16 716 65 17 1,250 129 3 18 76-1 209 4 19 556 4 20 623 7\ 21 649 22 649 35 50

3 Total 8,565 1,628 56 23 695 24 713 25 671 26 683 27 670 55 28 645 25 29 701 30 695 132 31 759 165 32 682 528 33 652 500 34 617 89 55 35 322 133 382 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

MAHBUBABAD TAl-UK

21 lIS/III MAHBUBABAD (P) Total 21,654 1,809 2,514 Ward 1 Total 3,348 760 202 336 719 5 337 648 530 338 665 222 3 339 680 4 340 636 3 195

2 Total 3,707 211 268 341 774 131 254 342 912 75 13 343 641 5 344 608 345 587 346 185

3 Total 3,091 35 37 346 391 347 686 5 27 348 592 349 612 21 350 648 9 10 351 162

4 Total 2,730 18 36 351 442 3 352 602 8 7 353 673 19 354 669 5 355 344 7 5

5 Total 3,609 269 140 355 316 27 102 356 566 8 357 882 9 12 358 727 111 :\ 359 826 114 23 360 292

6 Total 3,431 516 93 360 359 3 361 760 184 362 725 16 82 363 686 2 5 364 617 147 3 365 284 167 383 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL. SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location 'Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 " 5 6 MAHBUBABAD TALUK (Concld.)

Ward 7 Total t.738 1,738 366 429 429 367 178 178 368 440 440 369 426 426 370 265 265

WARANGAL(URBAN) TALUK

~1/07/IV WARANGAL (M) Total 3,35,150 42,442 5,714 Ward 1 Total 14,818 2,773 779 1 685 47 2 649 79 251 3 725 4 690 560 5 666 52 6 609 42 7 753 291 8 631 51 9 619 4 10 654 11 571 59 12 589 96 9 13 432 79 4 14 1,082 7 230 15 1,274 246 84 16 b072 238 l79 17 657 6 16 18 695 7 19 686 343 5 20 520 335 21 559 231 2 Total 18,318 3,111 790 22 710 57 28 23 766 325 7 24 757 ' 674 25 883 192 26 776 9 27 678 11 28 627 50 29 716 12 6 30 682 6 185 31 807 14 5 32 789 104 161 33 789 64 6 34 636 50 384

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

WARANGAL(URBAN)TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 2 (Concld.) 35 713 155 36 625 30 37 670 5 85 38 809 71) 19 39 686 200 5 40 677 3 41 584 42 627 192 43 641 583 41 44 693 274 45 658 207 46 1,319 SO 6 3 Total ,23,054 4,448 507 47 946 9 48 608 159 49 767 60 50 1,035 2 4 51 813 223 2 52 906 134 29 53 994 13 14 54 732 103 55 757 51 2 56 800 14 > • 57 679 59 7 58 664 157 4 59 788 90 9 60 759 6 4 61 732 62 748 6 63 992 133 64 1,20) 303 189 65 726 211 3J 66 663 67 701 58 4 68 626 8 69 684 3 70 976 145 31 71 885 230 72 727 601 73 659 659 74 627 587 75 859 582 19 4 Total 11,458 .. 227 168 76 751 9 n 7J8 47 9 385 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

1 2 3 4\ 5 6

WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 4 (Coneld.) 78 869 144 19 79 499 13 2 80 694 68 63 81 744 50 2 82 599 10 83 695 5 3 84 572 85 772 265 10 86 650 464 20 87 582 146 88 707 16 3 89 701 7 90 652 91 647 92 606 5 Total 14.114 853 33 93 696 194 1 94 707 20 95 829 13 96 626 69 97 10183 11 .c; 98 664 1 99 715 6 100 649 101 673 102 657 7 103 600 3 2 104 633 64 105 636 4 106 568 4 107 617 108 1.164 19 5 109 705 Wi 110 707 64 4 III 1,085 259 B

6 Total 8,943 612 28 112 624 ,35 7 113 561 444 114 572 5 11 115 685 5 116 590 1. 117 670 5 118 677 119 736 120 610 386 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 6 (Concld.) 121 495 122 667 12 1 123 745

124 657 " 125 654 10 4 7 Total 9,701 61 290 126 691 55 286 127 644 3 128 417 129 691 130 543 131 700 132 594 133 673 134 674 135 583 136 731 137 616 138 803 139 613 140 728 6

8 Total 8,553 66 24 141 762 142 951 2 143 771 5 144 626 20 145 589 146 604 50 147 393 148 593 9 3 149 578 150 641 151 763 152 .609 153 673

9 Total 10,365 333 3 154 708 21 155 602 156 632 3 157 717 35 158 659 . 159 675 160 670 161 598 208 387 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

1 2, 3 1, 4 5 6

WARANGAL(URBAN)TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 9 (Concld.) 162 672 163 689 55 164 643 165 708 14 166 641 167 612 168 1,139 10 Total 15,818 1.966 17 169 679 488 170 718 557 171 816 57 172 717 173 671 174 743 175 641 176 6~5 177 720 178 621 7 179 748 180 660 181 748 31 182 676 21 4 183 649 184 676 185 698 186 709 3 5 187 716 188 590 189 715 190 585 175 8 191 677 627

11 Total 36,072 6,352 1.076 192 593 43 193 761 41 194 837 171 195 691 475 196 715 397 197 652 247 198 635 352 2 199 640 423 200 780 323 2 201 585 110 202 612 33 203 599 204 583 44 388

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4 5 6

WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 11 (Concld.) 205 641 197 206 623 191 207 694 78 208 664 .. 209 593 .1 210 660 200 211 779 10 379 212 1,451 146 296 213 663 100 214 704 353 14 215 775 103 216 705 582 4 217 645 3 218 700 219 2,477 28 12 220 1,755 130 26 221 1,231 20 222 698 11 17 223 3,107 491 155 224 734 20 17 225 825 618 226 705 366 227 887 228 765 8 22c} 2,194 137 43 230 673 3 231 1,041 6 12 Total 6,523 23 232 658 233 613 234 673 235 719 236 687 237 570 238 642 239 671 240 725 241 565 22

13 Total 12,485 13 12 242 514 243 580 244 732 245 619 6 246 705 6 247 723 389 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 4\ 5 6

WARANGAL(URBANlTALUK (Contd.)

Ward 13 (Coneld.) 248 642 249 1,266 12 250 726 251 728 252 571 253 646 254 709 255 599 256 604 257 668 258 617 259 770

14 Total 12,871 1.125 9 260 598 .. 261 681 262 685 9 263 736 264 461 265 661 266 631 267 671 4- 268 661 269 774 j 270 768 129 271 704 11' 272 749 117 273 676 121 274 690 192 275 614 53 276 675 35 277 711 89 278 70S 6J

15 Total 14,848 2,484 43 279 1,4]\ 101 34 280 924 426 281 601 17' 282 748 52 '3 283 668 133 284 892 338 285 809 -41 2 286 594 287 681 (3 288 701i 476 289 574 290 690 126 390

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 15 (Concld.) 291 615 292 641 293 609 413 294 689 197 295 710 .. 296 1,008 297 611 298 641

16 Total 28,206 2,312 412 299 676 14 300 725 301 2,048 28 302 833 219 23 303 662 I3 304 711 305 1,665 392 18 306 1,272 296 20 307 682 51 6 308 1,660 309 556 310 706 311 766 312 585 313 431 14 41 314 691 14 5 315 10010 140 43 316 696 32 317 642 318 725 3 319 700 206 10 320 994 165 7 321 637 137 322 943 323 3,699 445 177 324 586 7 325 685 3 7 326 10633 180 327 587 8

17 Total 12,394 722 61 328 685 150 329 664 284 12 330 692 331 658 332 635 49 333 764 5 391

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION:""'URBAN BLOCK· WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes" No. Block

2 3 4 5 6

WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Contd.)

Ward 17 (Concld.) 334 650 335 677 336 704 5 337 740 278 338 628 339 637 340 633 341 735 342 700 343 702 344 790 345 700 18 Total 10,354 1,354 ;8 346 674 45 347 111 335 348 782 76'J 349 703 205 350 643 351 916 352 636 353 721 354 812 355 688 356 622 357 608 8 358 600 359 511 360 661 19 Total 9,303 759 24 361 722 362 610 363 611 364 1.658 108 365 100 118 366 1 tl36 367 717 (; 36B 830 147 369 787 308 370 732 179 371 794 11 20 Total 15,709 2,080 379 372 732 373 108 31 374 746 375 702 301 392 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 1 2 3 4 5 6

WARANGAL{URBAN)TALUK (Cootd.)

Ward 20 (Concld.) 376 782 782 317 575 326 226 378 636 76 379 669 380 665 381 773 382 570 383 754 384 600 385 661 386 505 387 576 43 388 708 389 679 13 7 390 1,124 103 391 687 551 392 628 393 790 394 439 21 Total 7,710 1,561 138 395 642 123 8 396 650 61 19 397 940 74 20 398 734 149 12 399 740 108 12 400 655 136 401 627 211 402 673 196 403 737 331 32 404 724 108 22 405 588 64 13 22 Total 5,638 1.959 11 406 540 324 407 637 286 408 564 167 409 645 447 410 576 530 411 665 109 412 652 37 413 658 49 414 701 10 11

23 Total 4,766 809 33 415 722 19 416 670 14 393

APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION-URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Location Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled Code Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes No. Block 2 3 ·4 5 6

WARANGAL (URBAN) TALUK (Concld.)

Ward 23 (Goncld.) 417 643 418 690 137 419 720 672 420 629 421 692 24 Total 8,840 1,354 491 422 694 27 423 697 325 424 653 12 425 612 4 426 701 287 6 427 609 221 19 428 616 88 ~5 429 1,110 204 121 430 644 8 168 431 551 32 93 432 1.953 146 19 25 Total 14,289 4,085 378 433 767 504 434 705 26 435 704 436 636 50 437 745 too 5 438 744 18 54 439 735 74 20 440 599 53 4 441 649 110 25 442 724 254 2 443 577 48 444 641 296 445 667 446 671 457 20 447 632 225 43 448 713 230 28 449 656 263 25 450 622 352 33 451 503 216 43 452 583 349 11 453 458 298 14 454 558 188 25 394

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Part I-A Administration Report - Enumeration

Part I-B Administration Report - Tabulation

'Part II-A General Population Tables - A Series

Part II-B Primary Census Abstract

Part II I-A General Economic Tables - B Series III-B }

Part IV-A Social and Cultural Tables - C Series IV-B }

Part V-A Migration Tables - 0 Series V-B }

Part VI-A Fertility Tables - F Series VI-B }

Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population

Part VII I-A HH Series Tables covering material of construction of Houses VIII-B Tables HH-17, HH-17 SC and HH-17 ST

Part IX Special Tables on SC & ST

Part X-A Town Directory

Part X-B Survey Reports on Selected Towns

Part X-C Survey Reports on Selected Villages

Part XI Ethnographic studies on SC & ST

Part XII Census Atlas

GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH PUBLICATIONS * District Census Handbooks

Part XIII-A Village & Town Directory & B } Village and Town Primary Census Abstract (One Volume for each district)

* Available for sale at the Publication Bureau, Government Central Press, Chenchalguda, Hyderabad-500 659 WARANGAL DISTRICT

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PART A [ 7] 2 Para 2 line 1 1422-1948 1725-1948 [29] 1 Para 1 line 3 3,173.13 sq. kms. is 3,713.13 sq. kms, [64] Para 3 line 5 86.94% 86.91%

PART B 8 3 54 Chiknepalle 39.659 396.59 27 17 13 Thupuram 52.51 52.61 33 2 Alphabetical list 116 Yellapura 116 Yellapuram Ashannagudam ( Ashannaguda) 36 3 45 Kondai 227.48 227.43 39 14 58 Medaram Patti Cha\vai Rice, lowar 41 19 100 Ramachandrunipet 103.560 103.60 52 9 35 Enchaguda 5-10 10+ 52 10 10+ 5-10 59 18 105 Gudur 244.2 244.02 60 6 110 Katrepalle CHW CHW,O 78 3 3 Waddepalle 1,302.58 1,302.68 79 11 20 Kadipikonda PR KR 79 12 13 Thimmapur (Haveli) Warangal18 Warangal S 105 13 21 Gowraipalle EA ED 107 20 36 Abdulnagaram Tl 116 3 29 Jangaon 1,605.79 518.00 131 20 8 Mamnoor TI 135 13 46 Thirmaiapalle EA ED 145 17 45 Kausalyadevipa \1e 379.93 373.93 207 5&6 15 Shaimpet 80 , 80 80 80 (F.U.I.) (F.U.) 213 4 52 Marimusthiaya 22 20 225 2 SI. No. 21 Gudur Gumudoor 5&6 109, 109 40, 40 237 11 III langaon (M) 7,306 7,036 240 4 Statement V-I Warangal tt OH(2) tt 0(2) 247 17 13 Wardhannapet Taluk (R) 29,574 21,574 259 3 to 14 60 Singaram (Katachpur) 985.41; 651; 667; 581.13; 259; 263; 1,575; 3,206; 1,646; 1,560; 788; 787; 115; 105; 28; 507;483; 34;30;488; 62 36; 153; 19 259 3 to 14 61 Pyathipak 581.13; 259; 263; ! ,575; 788; 985.41; 651; 667; 3,206; 1,646 787; li5; 105; 28; 36; 153; 19 1,560; 507; 483; 34; 30; 488; 62 261 • 15 to 28 60 Singaram (Katachpur) 948; 760; 250; 147; 292; 444; 438; 87; 238; 1; 83; 86; 17; -; \ 206; 97; 200; 72; 27; 26; 671; 774 100; -; -; -; 350; 700 ERRATA (Cone/d.)

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261 15 to 28 61 Pyathipak 438;87; 238; 1; 83; 86; 17;-; 948; '760; 250; 147; 292; 444; 100:-;-;-; 350: 700 206; 97; 200;72: 27:26:671;774 289 3 114 Dameravancha 876.88 870.88 302 4 to 14 Ward 9 3,069; 3,093; 15,818: 7,975: 1,957; 1,978; 10,365; 5,332; 5,033; 7,843; 974; 992; 10; 7; 166; 167; 1; 2: 3,870; 2,426 5:441; 2,883 302 4 to 14 Ward 10 J ,957; 1,978: 10,365: 5,332; 3,069; 3,093; 15,818; 7,975: 7,843; 5,033; 166; 167; 1; 2: 3,870; 974; 992; 10:7; 5,441; 2,883 2,426 303 15 to 28 Ward 9 3,588; 1,170; 31; I: 7; 65: 2,467: 303; 24: 2; 27; 11; 192: 108; 61; 3,442; 1,043; 50; 110: 2 ,224: 180; 22; 16: 306: 4,337; 6,367 2,843; 4,714 303 15 to 28 Ward 10 2,467; 303; 24; 2; 27; 11; 3,588; 1,170; 31: 1: 7; 65; 108; 192; 110; 2,224; 180; 22; 61; 3,442; 1,043; 50; 306; 16; 2,843; 4,714 4,337; 6,367 313 3 to 14 29 Nasikal 858.74: 494: 547: 2,833; 1,003.21; 428; 462: 2,350; 1,217; 1 ,439; 1 ,394; 224; 223; 63; 1,133; 449; 377; 28; 38: 56:5J1: 140 340: 89 313 3 to 14 30 Chinna Pendyala 1,003.21: 428: 462: 2,350: 858.74; 494: 547: 2,833 : 1.439: 1,217; 1,133: 449: 377: 28; 1,394: 224: 223: 63: 56; 38: 340; 89 511: 140 315 15 to 28 29 Nasikal 799: 594: 314: 140: 120; 391: 604: 224; 317: 10; 137; 140; 19; 221; 48; 144; 15; 17: 29; 131; 45; 71; 105; 78; 623; 722 542; 804 315 15 to 28 30 Chinna Pendyala 604; 224; 317; 10; 137; 140; 799; 594; 314; 140; 120; 391; 19; 29; 131; 45; 71; 105; 221;4'8;144; 15; 17;78; 542; 804 623: 722 318 3 22 Komaravelle 1,171.63 1,177.63 318 12 18 Domma! 4 318 12 19 Tadoor 4 321 23 64 Konne 33 93 332 3 10 Thorrur 6€i2.42 692.42 351 2 Alphabetical list 43 Gudur 43 Gumudoor 353 2 43 Gudur 43 Gumudoor 353 13 65 Nail ella 213 218 355 2 43 Gudur 43 Gumudoor 361 25 Ward 1 2 361 24 Ward 3 13 33 361 24 Wards 5, 6,7 & 8 384; 238: 188; 263 42; 23; 10; 8