CENSUS 1981

SERIES 2 ANDHRA PRADESH

DISTRICT CENSUS HANDBOOK MAHBUBNAGAR

PARTS XIII-A & B

VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY

VILLAGE & TOWNWISE PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

S. S. JAVA RAO OF THE INDIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR OF CENSUS OPERATIONS ANDHRA PRADESH

PUBLISHED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH 1985 PILlALAMARRI

The motif presented on the cover page represents the famous banyan tree known as 'Pillalamarri' situated at a distance of 3 kms. from Mahbubnagar Town.

Peer/amarri alias Pillalamarri is a place of meditation. Some five centuries back, two saints chose this place for doing 'Tapas' (Meditation). Some called them as Jeetwa and Nathwa and others called them as Jainulla and Shafrulfa Shah. They were supposed to be the disciples of Kabir, who showed them a dried up stump spr.out into a lushgreen banyan tree by sprinkling some sacred water on it. They represented the best of Hinduism and Islam and hence worshipped by the followers of both the great faiths. They laid their souls to rest and took their permanent abode underneath this tree and attract devotees of all religions till to-day. The dimensions of their devine consciousness symbolised by the vastly spread banyan tree embracing the tender mother earth.

From a distance, the tree presents the appearance of a small hillock with green foliage but on reaching nearer, it looks like a la;ge green umbrella under which about a thousand people can easily take shelter. The landscape of the place with the back-drop of the hillocks, a meandering perennial stream running from west to east and taking a turn from north to south, with this magni­ ficent banyan tree crawling on earth like a child and standing aloft like a saint are a feast to the eye and a joy for ever. The tree is a very old one aging nearly 500 years and it covers an area of about 1.21 hectares (3 acres). This is a unique type of tree, when compared to one at Adyar of Madras and another existing at National Botanical garden of Calcutta. The tree is growing horizontal to the ground.

Adjoining to this historical banyan tree, there is a District Museum. This museum is one of the biggest rural museums in the State in which sculptural pieces collected from al/ over the district are exhibited. Three temples were also constructed near the complex for Mahaveera, Gouthama Buddha and Lord Siva to reflect the rational 'ahimsa' of Mahaveera, the spiritual serenity of Buddha and the omnipotent silence of Siva in their meditation postures. Besides this, recently a temple has been transplanted near Pillalamarri known as 'Sri Rajarajeswari Sahita Ramalingeswaraswamy Temple' brought from Ir/adinne village of Wanaparthi ta/uk, a submergible area of Srisailam Project. To add more beauty to the complex, one horticulture nursery, one fingerling nursery and a deer park have also been established.

Thus Pillalamarri has become both as a worshipping place as well as a picnic spot attracting thousands of people every day from nook and corner. FOREWORD

The district census handbook (DCH), campi led 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 areas and wardwise for each city or town. It also provides d:1ta on' infrastructure and amenities in villages and towns, etc.

The district census handbook series was initiated during the'1951 Census. It contained importa nt 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 a~count of the district, administrative statistics, census tables and a vil!age and town directory, including PCA. The 1971 DCH series was planned in three PJrts. Part-A related to village and town directory, Part-B to village and town PCA and Part-C com:Jrised analytical report, administrative statistics, district census tables and certain an31ytical tables b3sed on PCA and amenity data in 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.

While designing the format of 1981 DCH series some new features along with the restru~turing of the formats of villa~e and town directory have been attempt:d. At the S3m3 tim3, com;larability with the 1971 data has also been kept in view. All th3 amenities except power supply in the village have been brought together in the village directory with the instruction that in cas~ an amenity is not aJ'ailab:e in the referrent village the distance in broad ranges from the n::l)rest place wh}re the amenity is available may be given. The restructuring of the formlt of the village dire:;tory an::! in~orporatin) more exh3ustive data on infrastructure aspect particularly in relation to amenities and land-use pattern is expected to further meet the need of micro level Planni~g for rural areas. It is expected to help not only in the local area planning but in the regulating of the provision of good; and services as well as in minimising the regional imbalances in the process of developm3nt. A feN new items of information have also been antroduced to meet some of the requirements of the Revised Minimum Needs Programme. Information on adult literacy centres, primary health subcentres, and community heglth workers in the village have been ~ntroduced in the village directory with this objective in mind. The new item on approgch to the village IS to have an idea about the 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 the population and number of households they serve Addition of two more appendices listing the 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 requirements of the Minimum Needs Programme by providing information on a few new it3ms. A new statement on civic and other amenities in slums in Class-I and Class-II towns (Statement IV-A) has be3n introduced with this objective 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 adult litera~y 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 diractory. The infra~tru';ture of amenities in urban areas of the country can be best analysed by taking the class of towns into consideration. 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.

I n order to avoid delay in publication of 1981 DCH series it has been so designed that Secti on I & II of the volume contains village and town directory and Section 111. 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 detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on PCA and non-census data in relation to the infrastructure 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 appropriate places, to further enhance the value of the publication.

This publica·tion 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. Jaya Rao, I.A.S., Director ot Census Operations; Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, on behalf of the State Government which has borne the cost of printing. The task of planning, designing and coordination of this publication was carried out by Shr; 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 this project.

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

The District Census Handbook, a valuable publication containing census information has become a constant guide in the fields of planning and administration right from the village to State level, besides serving the needs of academicians and researchers. This publication provides Primary Census Abstract data upto grass root level for both rural and urban areas. It also provides data on infrastructure and amenities available in villages and towns.

Sri P. Padmanabha, lAS, Registrar General, India, in his foreward has succinctly explained the scope and contents of District Census Handbook from 1951 to 1981. A review of this publication for the last three decades reveals tremendous improvement in the presentation of data. The District Census Handbook of 1981 Census comprises of two parts - Part I - detailed analytical note supported by a number of inset tables based on census and non-census data in relation to infrastructure and Part II - Village and Town directory as we II as Primary Census Abstract of villages and towns, and these two parts are composed in a single volume. An attempt has been made to provide exhaustive data on infrastructure aspects to meet the Minimum Needs Programme of the Planning Commission. Certain new features like, location of adult literacy centre, availability of tne services of community health worker and method of approach to village, in the village directory format and certain additional features like access to adult literacy pro­ gramme, existence of working women's hostel and presentation of data on civic amenities on notified towns by size class of town in town directory, are sequel to the Minimum Needs Programme.

Analytical notes have been incorporated, explaining the history of the district with changes, if any, of the district or of the taluk or of the villages between 1971-81, besides the census concepts, codes used in various statements and places of tourist interest. District and Taluk maps which are prepared in this office on the basis of maps certified by the competent authorities also have been incorporated. In the district map, just to avoid over crowding, the villages having more than 5,000 population alone have been Shown by names. For the rest, one has to refer to the alphabetical list of villages of each taluk, presented in Part II of this publication.

This publication is a joint venture of both Central and State Governments. The processing including compilation, tabulation and finalisation of the write up, is done in the Office of the Director of Census Operations, whi Ie the cost of the paper and printing required for this publication is b9ing bJrne by the State Government. The Andhra Pradesh State Government have readily agreed to bear th9 cost of publication for 1981 District Census Handbooks. I am grateful to the A. P. State Government and in particular to the Chief Secretary, Sri S. R. Rama Murthy, lAS, for his co-operation and encouragement. I am thankful to the Director of Printing, Government of Andhra Pradesh for selecting good private presses to print these Handbooks. The data presented in the village and town directories are obtained from the State and Central Government departments, but for whose co-operation, Part I and II of the Handbooks could not have been compiled. I am thankful to all those departments which have provided the data required.

I am extremely grateful to Sri P. Padmanabha. lAS., ReJistrar General and Census Commissioner for India and Sri N. G. Nag, Deputy Registrar General for formulating the contents of the Handbook in detail. I have also been considerably assisted by Dr. B. K. Roy, Deputy RegistrJr General (Map) and Sri M. M. Dua, Senior Research Officer (S. S.).

The arduous task of collection, compilation, scrutiny and preparation of analytical note of this volume laid heavy burden on the staff of the District Census Handbook section. The credit goes chiefly to Sri B. Satyanarayana who worked as Assistant Director as well as Deputy Director of Census Operations IV

while handling this subject. He took great pains to tour the districts, contact various officers of the district and culled out information from various sources. Sri Y. G. Krishna Murthy, Deputy Director of Census Operations and Sri A. C. Reddy, Assistant Director of Census Operations of my office have also involved themselves in the processing of this most important census publication programme. Shri Shyam Deo, Research Officer ably guided the preparation of the various maps iucluded in this publication.

The following officials of my office worked on the present volume of Mahbubnagar District Census Handbook.

Smt. P. Lalitha, Investigator ") I Sri N. C. Hanumantha Reddy, Tabulation Officer I Drafting and Scrutiny and >- I Supervision of Printing Smt. P. A. M. Tayaru, Tabulation Officer I .J Sri T. B. Ramchander, Statistica I Assistant I I Supervision of Printing Sri M. Narsing Rao, Statistical Assistant J

Sri G. K. Yadagiri, Statistical Assistant ') Sri Khamolal, Statistical Assistant I I Smt. J. Sitamahalaxmi, Statistical Assistant I Sri M. Ramprasad, Computor I Smt. B. Kusuma Kumari, Computor I Kum. Arifa Sultana, Computor ,I I Collection, Compilation, Scrutiny Smt. A. R. Vidyasri, Computor }- Smt. S. Ambujam, Computor , of maps and proof reading I Smt. N. Sita Kumari, Computor I Smt. G. E. Rani, Computor I Sri K. Ramesh Reddy, Computor I I Sri B. Nadavaiah, Computor I Sri G. Venkateswara Rao, Computor I Smt. B. Padma Chandra, Computor J

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

Smt. Daya Saxena, Artist I Sri M. J. Sadiq, Senior Draughtsman I I Mohinuddin Hasan, Senior Draughtsman I B. Raghu Ram, Senior Draughtsman I K. Deva Dass, Senior Draughtsman I M. A. Qadeer, Draughtsman I " >- Preparation of maps B. Ramsheshu, Draughtsman I T. Trinadh, Draughtsman . K. S. P. Reddy, Draughtsman I " I, G. Marianna, Draughtsman " D. Chiranjeevi Raju, Draughtsman I Smt. R.R.S.N. Subba Lakshmi, 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 1- Preparation of fair copies Smt. j. Bharathi, L. D.C. I Sri Md. Khaja Moinuddin, L.D.C. I Sri Md. Ismail, L.D.C. d

I am thankful to their services.

My endeavour has been to present data concerning each district as detai led as possible and I hope this volume will prove useful for all data users.

S. S. JAVA RAO Director of Census Operations CONTENTS

Part I-[A] Pages

1 Important statistics of the district viii-ix

2 Map of the district Facing Page [i) 3 Analytical note [1-50] (i) Brief history of the district [1-2] (ii) General, physical aspects, hills, rivers, flora, fauna, climate, rainfall, soils, history of district as an administrative unit and changes in its component parts in general and during the decade in particular [3-8] (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, transport, etc. [9-13] (iv) Brief description of places of religious, historical or archaeological importance in villages and places of tourist interest in the towns of. the district [14-17] (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. [18-20] (vi) The history of district census handbook, scope of village directory, " town directory statements and PCA [21-32] (vii) Brief analysis of the village and town directory, PCA data based on inset tables and a note on physically handicapped persons [33-50]

Part II-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 Kodangal Taluk 3-23 2 Makthal Taluk 25-39 3 Mahbubnagar Taluk 41-53 4 jadcherla Taluk 55-69 5 Shadnagar Taluk 71-87 6 Kalvakurthi Taluk 89-113 7 Nagarkurnool Taluk 115-133 8 Wanaparthi Taluk 135-155 Vll

9 Atmakur TaluK 157-173 10 Gadwal Taluk 175-187 11 Alampur Taluk 189-199 12 Kollapur Taluk 201-213 13 Achampet Taluk 215-227 (iii) Appendices (I-IV) to the Village Directory 228-255 (iv) L. C. Nos. for three decades (1961 to 1981) 256-292

SECTION II - TOWN DIRECTORY

(i) Note explaining the codes used in the Town Directory 293-294 (ii) Town Directory statements (I to VI and IV A) 296-307

SECTION III - PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

(i) District PCA 310-315 (ii) Taluk-wise PCA (a) 1 Kodangal Taluk 317-329 2 Makthal Taluk 331-340 3 Mahbubnagar Ta\uk 341-349 4 Jadcherla Taluk 351-359 5 Shadnagar Taluk 361-371 6 Kalvakurthi Taluk 373-383 7 Nagarkurnool Taluk 385-397 8 Wanaparthi Taluk 399-413 9 Atmakur Taluk 415-423 10 Gadwal Taluk 425-435 11 Alampur Taluk 437-447 12 Kollapur Taluk 449-459 13 Achampet Taluk 461-468 (b) Description of Urban Enumeration Blocks 469-482 (c) Appendix to Urban PCA 483-498 (iii) Specia I PCA on SC and ST 500-507 IMPORTANT STATISTICS

COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF THE STATE AND DISTRICT

Andhra Pradesh Mahbubnagar State District POPULATION TOTAL Persons 53,549,673 2,444,619 Males 27,108,922 1,232.684 Females 26,440,751 1,211,935

RURAL Persons 41,062,097 2,177,398 Males 20,697,627 1,093,577 Females 20,364,470 1,083,821

URBAN Persons 12,487,576 267,221 Males 6,411,295 139,107 Females 6,076,281 128,114

DECENNIAL POPULATION 23.10 26.53 GROWTH RATE 1971-81

GEOGRAPHICAL AREA (Sq. Kms.) 275,068 18,432

DENSITY OF POPULATION (per Sq. Km.) 195 133

SEX-RATIO (Number of Females per 1,000 Males) 975 983

LITERACY RATE Persons 29.94 19.42 Males 39.26 28.12 Females 20.39 10.56

PERCENTAGE OF URBAN POPULATION 23.32 10.93 TO TOTAL POPULATION

PERCENTAGE TO TOTAL POPULATION

(I) MAIN WORKERS Persons 42.26 46.9' Males 57.12 58.18 Females 27.01 35.45

(II) MARGINAL WORKERS Persons 3.50 4.90 Males 0,56 0.56 Females 6.53 9.32

(III) NON-WORKERS Persons 54.24 48.19 Males 42.32 41.26 Females 66.46 55.23 IX

BREAK UP OF MAIN WORKERS

PERCENTAGE AMONG MAIN WORKERS

(I) CULTfVATORS Persons 32.74 44.64 Males 36.86 52.44 Females 23.79 31.61

(II) AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS Persons 36.79 34.59 Males 26.51 21.21 Females 59.07 56.92

( Ill) HOUSEHOLD INDUSTRY Persons 4.70 4.70 Males 4.50 4.96 Females 5.14 4.27

(IV) OTHER WORKERS Persons 25.77 16.07 Males 32.13 21.39 Females 12.00 7.20

PERCENTAGE OF SCHEDULED CASTES Persons 14.87 17.35 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 14.90 17.37 Females 14.84 17.32

PERCENTAG E OF SCHEDULED TRIBES Persons 5.93 6.35 POPULATION TO TOTAL POPULATION Males 5.97 6.43 Females 5.89 6:27

NUMBER OF OCCUPIED RESIDENTIAL HOUSES 10.422.448 444.668

NUMBER OF VILLAGES Total 29,281 1,539 Inhabited 27,379 1,470 Un-inhabited 1,902 69

NUMBER OF TOWNS 252 11 PART "

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A detailed history of the district is not and the Cholas contended for supremacy in this presented in 1981 Mahbubnagar District Census region. The Chola and the Chalukyan forces Handbook. In this volume. however, a brief picture fought a decisive battle at Maski in the doab of the district is presented, avoiding information resulting in the recognition of the Tungabhadra of a transitory nature. as the boundary between the two kingdoms.

The district of Mahbubnagar came under the The city of Pundur (Gadwal) was sacked by the sway of the Mauryas during the reign of Asoka. Chola army and razed to the ground. The Cholas The Mauryan imperialism seems to have exerted did not, in any way, benefit by these battles consic'erable influence on the lives of the people Despite this, the Chalukya's sway extended over th~ of Deccan. It appears to have given them a uni­ whole of the Deccan between the Vindhyas and form system of administration based upon the Tungabhadra. Aryan pol j ty wh ich served as a model fo r the future governments in the South. The Deccan The district appears to have come under the served as a ground wherein the Aryan and non~ sway of the Kakatiyas during the reign of ProIa II Aryan languages were fused to create a Prakrit in A.D. 1117. ProIa II was succeeded by his son dialect which obtained wide currency. Rudra who was a valiant warrior. Rudra died in a battle and he was succeeded by his younger AS0ka's successors were not powerful enough brother Mahadeva and later by his son Ganapat! to maintain their hold over the Deccan, as a result Ganapati's rule became one of the most brillian t of which, the district passed under the rule of the epochs in the history of Andhra Desa. Towards Satavahanas which was overthrown during the the end of his reign, Ganapati nominated his first quarter of the third c~ntury A.D. Later, daughter Rudramba to rule this district. Vindhyasakti, the founder of the Vakataka dynasty and his son Pravarasena I brought a large part of the Deccan under their sway. The Vakataka Prataparudra ascended the throne of Waran­ dynasty ruled for two and a half centuries after gal on the death of his grandmother Rudramba at which it disintegrated and the Deccan passed into the beginning of 1295 A.D. His reign which lasted the hands of Chalukyas of Badami during the reign till 1323 A.D. witnessed several invasions against of Kirthivarman I. Their rule continued for Kakatiya kingdom by the Delhi Sultans. In 1323, nearly two centuries except for an interregnum of Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq sent his son Ulugh Khan, )3 years from 642 A.D. to 654 A.D., during which who later came to be known as Muhammad-bin­ period the PaJla'Vas of Kanchi occupied the Tughlaq. Ulugb Khan defeated Prataparudra. kingdom. Mahbubnagar district was about this time, A major portion of the Chalukya kingdom ruled by a local family known as the Kanduru ioel uding Mahbubnagar passed under the Rash­ Telugu Cholas. Inscriptional evidence pertaining trakutas of whom the founder was Dantidurga. to these chiefs are found at several places in Dantidurga came into conflict with his Chalukyan Mahbubnagar and Nalgonda districts. overlord Kirthivarman 11 and defeated him in battle. The.. district remained under the Rashtra­ kutas till the end of their rule as is evidenced by The Kakatiya Kingdom, which included Mah­ the inscriptions of the reigns of Dbruva, Govinda bubnagar district was placed under the control of III and Krishna Ill. One of the Rashtrakuta Governor Shihab·i·Sultani entitled Nusrat Khan feudatories Chalukya Taila II, overthrew Karkka with the capital at Bidar. The Governor had to and re-established Chalukyan hegemony over tbe pay a lakh of tankas as tribute annually. There Deccan. The Kalyani Chalukyas reigned from 973 were persistant attempts to establish an indepen­ A.D. to 1200 A.D. The district occupied an impor­ dent kingdom in the Deccan which resulted in the tant place during this period because the Chalukyas creation of the Bahmani Kingdom in 1346 A.D. [2]

Eighteen rulers held sway over the Bahmani country where Telugu was spoken by a majority of Kingdom from 1347 to the second quarter of the the population. He loved peace and hated dis. 16th century. Of them. Alau'din-Hasan Babman order and conspiracy, but the forced cession of Shah. the founder of the Bahmani dynasty was an Kovilkonda, Panagal and Ghanpura to Ramaraja ambitious king_ He concluded a treaty with the led him to realise the need to curb the power of ruler of Warauga], Kapaya Nayaka. On the death Ramaraja. He defeated Ramaraja and killed him of Alau'din Bahman Shah in 1358 A.D. the kingdom in the battle of Talikota in 1565 A.D. passed into the hands of his son Muhammad I. Muhammad I defeated Kapaya Nayaka twice and Ibrahim Qutub Shah died in 1580 A.D. and forced him to conclude a treaty ceding Golconda was succeeded by Muhammad Quli Qutub Shah, to the Bahmanis. Subsequently. Warangal was who was hardly fuurteen at the time of his acces­ annexed by Recherla Anapota Nayaka of Racha­ si on to the throne. He was succeeded by his nephew konda. The relations between the Recherla and son-in-law, Sultan Muhammad, who in turn, chiefs and Bahmani Sultans were cordial till was succeeded by Abdullah Qutub Shah. Abdul­ Feroz Shah ascended the Bahmani thrune in lah's reign witnessed the zenith of the territorial 1397. During the reign of Muhammad III, extent of Golconda. Despite this, he bad to submit Prime Minister Mohammad Gawan, divided the to the superior power of the Mughal Emperor­ Bahmani kingdom into eight Sarlash-Karsh:ps Shah Jahan and sign the Deed of Submission_ or provinces of a moderate size. Under this During the reign of Abul-Hassan Tana Shah. reorganisation, Telangana was divided into two Aurangazeb invaded the Golconda Fort and charges namely Rajahmundry and Warangal. occupied it in 1687. Abul Hasan, the last Qutub Mahbubnagar district was a part of Warangal Shahi Sultan, was captured and sent to DJultabad proviace. where he died in 1700 A.D. Sultan Quli was made the tarafdar of Telan­ gana in 1496 A.D. He was a great diplomat. He When Aurangazeb conquered the Deccan, he was murdered in 1543 A.D. He was succeeded by found several chiefs called Zamindars holding sway his son Jamshid, who was in power for seven over small areas and paying tribute. This con­ years. On his death, his infant son Subhan-Quli tinued till 1724 A.D. when Nizam-ul-Mulk Asaf succeeded to the throne, but this succession was Jah I gained autonomy in the Deccan. The bigger generally unwelcome as a result of which. Ibrahim chiefs were made the lords of Samsthanams, Qutub Shah, who was a refugee at the Vijayanagar whereas the smaller chiefs were reduced to the court was summoned to take over the rule of the position of landlords. The important Samstha­ kingdom. nams of the district were Gadwal, Wanaparthi, Jataprole, Amarachinta, Gopalpet and Alampur­ Ibrahim Qutub Shah seldom attempted to They were all merge~ with the Indian Union after extend his dominion beyond the confines of the independence in 1947.

Source: Andhra Pradesh District Gazetteers - 1976, Mahbubnagar. PP21-41 PHYSICAL ASPECTS

General; The district derived its name from wal, Atmakur, Wanaparthi, Kollapur, Alampur Mahbubnagar, its headquarters town which was and Achampet taluks. The Tungabhadra flows named afrer Mir Mahbub Ali Khan, the Nizam of through the taluks of Gadwal and Alampur. The Hyderabad. It is located between 16 0 and 17 0 N. Dindi river, which is a tributary of the Krishna latitudes and 77 c and 79 c E. longitudes. It is boun­ flows through Kalvakurthi and Achampet and joins ded nn the north by Rangareddy and Nalgonda the Krishna river, 18 miles east of Chandragiri. districts, on the east by Nalgonda and Guntur Pedavagu and Chinavagu are the other tributaries districts, on the south by the rivers Krishna and of the Krishna in the district. Tungabhadra and on the west by Raichur and Gulbarga districts of Karnataka State. The area Climate: The climate of the district is gene­ of the district is 18,432 sq, kms. The total popu­ rally hot. The average maximum temperature in lation of the district according to the 1981 census the summer months generally varies between 90° to count is 2,444.619 persons cConsisting of 1,232,684 1000 c. The year may be broadly divided into four males and 1,211,935 females. seasons. The summer season starts by about the middle of February and continues upto the first The district may be physiographically divided week of June. The south-west monsoon season into more or less two distinct regions, the follows and extends upto the end of September. plains region with low lying scattered hills and October and November constitute the post-mon­ the extensive Amarabad - Farhabad plateau, a soon or the retreating monsoon season. continuous range of hills of an average elevation of about 800 metres extending more or less east­ Rainfall: The average ann ual rai nfall in the west along the Krishna river on the southern boun­ district is **942.6 mm. The rainfall increases from dary of the district. The hill range is interspersed the south to the north in the district. The rainfall by several deep valleys WhlCb are almost inaccessi­ in the season accounts for 77 per cent of the annual ble from the plains. rainfall, September being the rainiest month. The district gets some rain in the post monsoon months Hills: The district is comparatively elevated also. in the north and west and a gradual decline is noticed in the altitude from the north-west to the Soils: The maj or soil group is red earth, south-east. There are hill ranges in the south·east compnslng loamy sands (dubba), sandy loams of the district extending from north to south of (chalka) and sandy clay loams. Black soils, mostly Achampet taluk consisting of flat-topped hills. of clayed loams and deep clays occur as narrow These hills appear as though they are piled one strips along side the banks of the Krishna and above the other. Tungabhadra and the natural streams and vaguS'. The loamy sands are brown to red in colour and Rhers: Two important rivers viz .. Krishna poor in fertility. The sandy loams occur on sloping and Tungabhadra flow through the district. The terrain s with good surface drainage. These soils, Krishna river enters Andhra Pradesh in Makthal in general, are non-saline and non-alkaline. Clayed taluk of this district and covers Makthal, Gad- loams and clays are found in appreciable extent in

Source Andhra Pradesh District Gazetteers 1976 - Mahbubnagar District Census Hand Book 1961 Census - Mahbubnagar District

... Statistical supplement to Part II of Andhra Pradesh Gazette, Hyderabad. dated 15-1-1981 Monthly and Annual Rainfall table for the year 1978. Page 81 [4]

Alampur and Gadwal taluks and also in patches in Nagarkurnool, Makthal, Narayanpet, Koilkonda Kodangal, Makthal, KoUapur and Atmakur taluks. and Pargi. The headquarters of the district was They are dark-grey brown to dark-grey in colour shifted from Nagarkurnool to Mahbubnagar in A.D. and are slowly permeable and poorly drained. 1883 owing to administrative exigencies. In the year 1905, Ibrahimpatnam taluk was transferred Flora: The forests in this district are known to Medak district and 73 villages from KOilkonda, to contain timber trees like bijasal (pterocarpus Narayanapet and Makthal were made over b the marsupiun), Nalla maddi (terminalia tomentosa), adjoining taluks of Gulbarga district (now in Eppa (Hardwickia binata), ebony, teak, babul Karnataka State). Subsequently, Koilkonda and (Acacia arabica), mango and tamarind. The forest Jadcherla were merged in the adjoining taluk of consists cf brushwood, tarvar (cassia auriculata) Mahbubnagar and Narayanpet in Makthal leaving and other plants used for fuel. the district with only six taluks. During the decade 1921-31, Amarchinta Samsthanam was merged Fauna: Wild life was fairly abundant in the with Mahbubnagar district and named as Atmakur inaccessible plateau regions of Amarabad and taluk. The district did not undergo any changes Farhabad. But due to indiscriminate shooting in in jurisdiction till 1950 when the Jagirs and Sams­ the past, much of the wild life has been reduced. thanams were integrated resulting in the formation Some of the wild animals found in Mahbubnagar of Wanaparthi, Shadnagar and Kollapur (formerly forests are tigers (feIis tigris), Panther (Felis para­ known as Jataprole) taluks in the district. Again in dus), Wild dog (cuon alipinm) and hyaena (Hyaena the year 1956, the district witnessed in the wake of hyaena) and sloth bear (Melursus ursinus). the reorganisation of States, numerous changes in territorial jurisdiction by losing Pargi taluk to Of the herbivorous animals, spotted deer Hyderabad district and by gaining the taluks of (cervus axis), Ndgai (Boselophus tragocamelus), Alampur and Gadwal frJm Raichur district Sambar (cervus unicolor), black buck (antelope alan g with Kodangal tal uk from Gul barga cervicapra), Chinkara, wild goat, porcupine and district. In 1958, the district lost Madnapur wild boar are common. village of Kalvakurthi taluk to Devarakonda taluk of Nalgonda district and in 1959 gained nine Of the winged game, spotted dove, ring dove, villages from Chevella (Shahabad) ta]uk of Hyde­ peafowl, red jungle fowl, brush quail, green rabad district on account of their transfer to Shad­ p;geon, partridge, common mallard, large whist­ nagar taluk. At 1961 and 1971 censuses the twelve l;n6 teal, grey duck etc., are common. taluks of Mahbubnagar district viz., Mahbubnagar, Shadnagar, Kalvakurthi, NagarkurnooJ, Achampet, Changes in administrative units and component parts: Kollapur, Gadwal, Alampur, Wanaparthi, Makthal, The district was for a long t:me not a homo­ Kodangal and Atmakur were divided into [our geneous unit and its component p:uts were ruled revenue div;sions with Mahbubnagar revenue divi­ by various dynasties at different periods of time. sion comprising of Mahbubnagar, Shadnagar and The dynasties that held sway over this district were Kalvakurthi taluks, NagarkurnooI revenue divi­ the Satavahanas, Western Chalukyas of Badami, sion comprising of Nagarkurnool. Achampet and Rashtrakutas, Western Chalukyas of Kalyani, Kaka­ Kollapur taluks, Gadwal revenue division compris­ tiyas, Rayas of Vijayanagar, Bahmanis, Adil Shahis ing of Gadwal, Alampur and Wanaparthi taluks of Bijapur. Qutb Shahis, Mughals and Asaf Jahis and Narayanpet revenue division comprising of besides the local rulers, namely, the Kandur Makthal, Kodangal and Atmakur tal uks. Telugu Cholas, GaDa Chiefs and Zamindars of Gadwal, Wanaparthi, Jadcherla (Jedcherla), Amar­ At 1981 census Mahbubnagar district comprises chinta and Gurkunta (Gurgunta). The district of 13 taluks namely Kodangal, Makthal, Mahbub­ was originally known as Nagar Kurnool district nagar, Jadcherla, Shad nagar, Kllvakurthi, having been created with eight taluks in A.D. Nagarkurnool, Wanaparthi, Atmakur, Gadwal, 1870. For the sake of administrative convenience A]~·mpur, KoJlapur, and Achampet. The urban the number of taluks was increased in A. D. 1881 portion of the district cons;sts of 11 towns. The to ten, r.amely Mahbubnagar, Jadcherla, Ibrahim­ 13 taluks are divided into 4 Revenue Djvisions as patnam, Kalvakurthi, Amarabad (Amrabad), follows: [5J

Statement showing the Revenue Divisions in Mahbubnagar District, 1981

SI. No. Name of Sub-division! Name of Taluk Name of Town (M)!(P) Revenue Division

1 2 3 4

1 Mahbubnagar 1 Mahbubnagar 1 Mahbubnagar (M) 2 Jadcherla 2 Badepalle (P) 3 Shadnagar 3 Farooqnagar (P) 4 Kalvakurthi " 2 Nagarkurnool 1 Nagarkurnool 1 Nagarkurnool (P) 2 Kollapur 2 Kollapur (P) 3 Achampet 3 Srisailam Project Town- ship Left Flank Colony (.) 3 Gadwal 1 Gadwal 1 Gadwal (M) 2 Wanaparthi 2 Wanaparthi (P) 3 Alampur 3 AJampur (P) 4 Narayanpet Makthal 1 Narayanpet (M) 2 Kodangal 2 Kosigi (P) 3 Atmakur

The taluks in the district have undergone a the jurisdictional changes in the district during few jurisdictional changes between 1971 and 1981 the decade have been shown in the following and there has been a little increase in the number statement. of villages during the decade. For convenience

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Village~ in the old and existing taluk;s of Mahbubnagar District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses

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

2 3 4 5 6 7

Mahbubnagar 138 Mahbubnagar 82 Now there are 82 villages in Mahbubnagar taluk after the transfer of 56 villages to JadcherJa Taluk. Jadcherla 90 Newly formed taluk with 56 1971 L. C. Nos. and G. O. Ms. Villages from Mahbubnagar Names of 56 Villages No. 1385 taluk and 33 villages from transferred to Jad· Rev. (U) Shadnagar Taluk and one cherla taluk dated 28th newly sprung up village after Nov. '79 1971 Census. 62 Tirmalapur 63 Khanapur 66 Rajapur 64 Kuchcherkal 61 Chinnavelle 65 Raipalle 59 Ambatapur 58 Kishtaram [6]

Statement showing the formation of new taluks and number of Villages in the old and eXisting taluks of Mahbubnagar District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Contd.) .. 2 3 4 5 6 7

Jadcherla 80 Vallur (Contd.) 79 Udandapur 78 Polepalle 75 Macharam 74 Gollapalle 67 EarJapalle 6S Kodgal 69 'Nekkonda 70 Gopalpur Kalan 71 Ammapalle 72 Kodparthy 73 Gangapur 76 Jadcherla 77 Shankarayapalle 117 Malleboinpalle 118 Bureddipalle 119 Badepalle 120 'Nagsala 121 Kistampalle 123 Aloor 124 Chittaboinpalle 125 Tadparthi 127 Bhuthpur 126 Kothur 122 Burgupalle 138 Karvena 137 Kotha Molgara 136 Patha Molgara 135 Kappeta 134 Gopalpur Khurd 133 Pothulamadugu 130 Hasnapur ]31 Annasagar 132 Ravalpalle 106 Polkampalle 105 Thimmapur 104 Janampet 107 Tadikonda 11 0 Ippalpalle 108 Gajulapet 109 Zamistapur 98 Rodoor 96 Appaipalle 99 Shakrapur 100 Kankapur 101 Tunkinipur 102 Sankalamaddl 103 Nizalpur

1981 L. C. No. 20 Vanam­ vaniguda is a newly sprung up village.

1971 L. C. Nos. and names of Villages trans­ ferred from Shad nagar 67 Udithyal 66 Macharal"l [7}

Statement showing the formation of new taluks anti number of Villages in the old and existing taluks of Mahbubnagar District in 1971 and 1981 Censuses (Con cld.)

7 2 3 4 5 6

Jadcherla 65 Suraram (Concld.) 64 Mothi Ghanapur 91 Burgul 75 Gouthapur 74 Balanagar 73 Nandaram 72 Gunded 71 Nerellapalle 70 Raghavapur 68 Kuthenepalle 69 Dondlapalle 79 RangareddiguUn 78 Kethireddi- palle 77 Peddayapalle 76 Seriguda ( Gouthapur) 87 Boda lanaropet 88 AppajipaJle 85 Kallepalle 86 Agrahar Potlapalle 80 Gundla Potlapalle 81 Mallepalle 82 Bibinagar 83 Edganpalle 84 Tirmalgiri 147 Pedda Adiryal 145 Thommidirekul 141 Thimmajipalle 146 Lingamdana 150 Soudagarpalle 149 Chinna Adiryal 148 Konded

Shadnagar 150 Shadnagar 124 Now there are 124 villages The newly sprung up including 7 newly sprung up villages bear 1981 L.C. villages in Shadnagar tal uk Nos. 36, 39, 82,96,97, after the transfer of 33 98 and 119. villages to ladcherla.

Kodangal 156 Kodangal 156

Makthal 130 ~akthal 130 Kalvakurthi 147 Kalvakurthi 147 Nagarkurnool 138 Nagarkurnool 138 Wanaparthi 144 Wanaparthi 144 Atmakur 122 Atmakur 122 Gadwal 102 Gadwal 102 Alampur 100 Alampur 100 Kollapur 118 Kollapur 118 Achampet 95 Achampet 95

* Totals given under columns 2 & 4 include the villages which are fully included in urban areas ":-,""

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The following statement shows the present villages and towns in each taluk of .Mahbubnagar set up giving the details of the.. area apd number of District •

Statement showing the present set up giving the details of the area and number of villages and towns in each taluk of Mahbubnagar district

L. C· 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

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Kodangal 1 d93·5 156 152 4 1

2 Makthal 1. 371. 9 129 115 14

3 Mahbubnagar 663.1 82 79 3 1

4 Jadcherla 746.2 1 89 88 1

5 Shadnagar 1,054.6 123 115 8

6 Kalvakurthi 2,349.2 147 144 3

7 Nagarkurnool 1.453· 8 1 137 132 5

8 Wanaparthi J,387.4 1 143 137 6

9 Atmakur 11156·9 122 119 3

]0 Gadwal t.341·1 102 98 4 1

11 Alampur 1.127·2 99 94 5

12 Kollapur 1,712·3 1 116 108 8 2

13 Achampet 2.917.4 94 89 5

Total 18,432.0 11 1,539 I.'470 69 8 3

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

Forestry: Of a total geographical area of lower elevations and plain country. the distribu­ 18.432 Sq. Kms. forests occupy an area of 3,205 tion is confined to the margins of streams. Sq. Kms. forming 17~{, of thetotal geographical The forests in the district are further classified area in Mahbubnagar district. The district con. depending on the distribution of teak in the mixture sists of two Forest Divisions with headquarters as follows: at Mahbubnagar and Nagarkurnool. Teak Forest: This category of forests con­ The forests in the district can be classified tains 30% or more teak in the mixture and occurs according to the climatic conditions and the species only in patches in Amarabad and on gentle slopes that grow in them viz.. Thorny scrub, DecidUOUS, and valleys in Achampet and in patches in Hardwickia Binata type and Bamboo type. Mohammadabad and Kollapur ranges. Thorney Scrub: Due to excessive grazing by Mixed Teak Forest: This type contains teak cattle and inroads by man, the forests near the from 10 to 30% in the mixture. It occurs in almost villages have been depleted that the existing forest all the ranges but more prominently in Amarabad, area is mostly of an open type of ~cattered thorny Achampet, Mohammadabad and Kollapur ranges. scrub. This type is common in Mohammadabad, Mixed Forests: In this type the percentage of Koilkonda and Wanaparthi ranges. teak is below lO~Iu. Forests of this type are found on poor soils all over the distric:t. Deciduous Type: This is principally confined to the hill portions of Amarabad, the foot of hills As part of plan s;;hemes, custard apple plan~ and sume favourable situations in other ranges. tation and miscellaneous plantations were intro­ This type is confined to the plains of Kollapur, duced in dry eroded lands at Koilkonda. A similar Achampet, Mohammadabad and parts of Amar­ scheme was also taken up at Mohammadabad. abad plateau. Schemes relating to miscellaneous plantations and contour bunding were als:) implemented at Aman~ Hardwickia Binata Type: This type is confined gal and Kollapur. Teak plantations were taken up prinCIpally to Knshna valley in Amarabad and at Mohammadabad, Kollapur, Amarabad and Kollapur ranges. hill slopes of Achampet and Achampet. plain areas of Wanaparthi ranges. The following statement shows the revenue Bamboo Type: This type occurs in the forests realised by the Forest Department from different of Amarabad, Achampet and K'.)llapur ranges. On forest products for the decade 1971-80.

Forest Products and the inco;n~ for tl1~ decade 1971-80

Forest Product 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 (in Rs.) (inRs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Timber 86,435 86,323 142,J35 106,204 80,500 19,295 2 Fuel 63,257 179,520 59,069 22,899 22,899 3 B eedi leaves 48(), \ 10 3·H,900 556,692 578,688 507 ,977 641,656 539,240 486,978 605,815 931,610 4 Bamboo 17,620 5,353 5 Other minor 227,759 192,833 160,753 105,443 268,428 215,810 215.933 234,401 194,713 11 I ,444 product 6 Miscellaneous 19,368 1,531 3,542 106,465 67,950 180,018 13,707 37,827 Total* 813,672 628,587 863.122 790.335 856,905 ),064,103 1,007,996 960,466 837,)34 ),103,780

* Relates to Mahbubnagar Division Soufee; Divisional Forest Officer, Mahbubnagar [10]

Electricity and powerl: Rural electrification was enforced by a Notification of the Government programme has teen taken up to electrify all with effect from 1-1-1973. The Tenancy Registers. villages. So far 1.197 villages, out of }.547 villages prepared in the year 1950 and under Section 34 and in the district, have been electrified. The percen­ 37 of the Tenancy Act, 1950 were taken as basis tage of electrification as OD March, 1981 is 77. for the preparation of Basic Registers showing the During the decade 1971-80, 14,274 agricultural details of holdings of each land holder and pro­ connections and 39,341 other service connections tected tenants for the purpose of this Act. have been released. Two new l32/33111 K.V. substations and R new 33/1 K.V. substations have After completing necessary enquiries as requi­ also been commissioned to cater the power load red under rules framed under Section 3& E of the growth in this district. Tenancy Act, the tribunals have conferred owner­ Tenancy: Section 38 E of the Andhra Pradesh ship rights to 11,448 protected tenants covering an (T. A.) Tenancy and AgricuJturallands Act 1950 area of 40,617 hectares.

Statement showing the determination of fair price and payment made to the land holders under Section 38 E. of Act, 1950

No. of protected tenants Extent No. of protected Total price Amount paid to to whom pattadar rights covered Tenants inducted determined land holders have been conferred (in hectares) into possession (in Rs.) (in Rs.) of their lands

2 3 4 5

11.240 64d43·23 (in respect of Narayanpet Division)

Agriculture~: The principle foodgrain crops laboratories have been established during 1978 at in Mahbubnagar district are rice, jowar, bajra and castor growing taluks of Shadnagr, Kalvakurthi ragi while the principle commercial crops are and Achampet. groundnut, castor, chillies and tobacco. Redgram is the maj or puJ se crop. Prior to 1970 the soil samples were used to be Phnt protection gained momentum from 1964 sent to Rajendranagar Soil Testing Laboratory for onwards after the introduction of power operated analysis and recommendations, which took longer appliances. The use of chemicals and fungicides time in getting the results. To avoid delay District based on zinc, copper, manganese were introduced Soil Testing Laboratory was established during after 1970. In the year 1968 plant protection van 1972-73 at Jadcherla. In addition to the analysis of was introduced with squad for orga:1ising effective soil and water samples this laboratory is testing plant protection campaign. To cope up the demand the fertilizers to detect adulteration. During the for repairs and maintenance of plant protection first year of its establishment only 300 soil samples equipments, one plant protection workshop was were analysed and during 1980 about 8,500 samples established at Mahbubnagar in the year 1976. were analysed and recommendations furnished to the farmers. Controllirig the pests by biological method is introduced in 1970. During the year 1973 one Farmers Training Centre was established biological control laboratory was established at during the year 1976-77 at Wanaparthi and later Mahbubnagar for operating the control of castor on shifted to Mahbubnagar in the year 1980-&1 semilooper. As this unit was successful, three more The aim of this centre is to train the former-

Source: 1. Regional Electricity Officer, Mahbubnagar Source: 2. Joint Director of Agriculture. Mahbubnagar [II]

·community in the field of agriculture. A printing Cattle Development: Prior to launching the press was also started functioning to prepare five year plans Cattle Development Programme the publicity material. confines to distribution of breeding bulls, to upgrade the local stock. This has been replaced Animal Husbandry* Thirty years ago the subs~quently by comprehensive cattle and dairy departrllent 0f Animal Husbandry in the name of development programmes. In Mahbubnagar district Civd Veterinary Department was mainly concer­ the beginning was made in this direction by esta­ ned with the treatment of ailing animals and pro­ blishing Key Village Blocks and has been extended tecting the livestock from the deadly contagiuus in th:rd plan by establishing full pledged Regio­ and infectious diseases. With the beginning of nal Cattle Development Units at Shadnagar and the planning era the activities of the depart. Kadthal area w;tll 50 Regional Cattle Development ment have been reoriented laying emphasis Sub·units. These units were attached to Intensive on the production of nutritious foods like milk, Cattle Development Block, Hyderabad. A medium meat etc., realising the need to increase the live .. s;ze LC.D. Block was started during 1975·76 with stock production wilh a vic!w to improve the rural 50 sub-units at Wanaparthi with 2 Regional Cattle economy and nutrition standards of the people. Development Units functioning at Gadwal and Nagarkurnool. This has been upgraded to that of The district is rich in livestock wealth. As a Major Intensive Cattle Development Project with per 1977 livestock Census the following is the 130 artificial insemination units functioning under pos,tion of livestock in the district. 5 Z,1nal Officers. The main aim env:saged under this programme is to accelerate the milk product:on 1 Cattle 854,141 through artficial insemination breeding, scientific 2 Buffaloes 220,302 feeding, management and disease control. Further 3 Sheep 632,543 the department is involved in distribution of milch cattle to increase the economic standards of the 4 Goats 291,118 weaker sections in the rural areas. This scheme is also indirectly contributing to increase milk pro­ 5 Poultry 981,978 duction. During the past 5 years about 2.477 animals Were distribut;d to the small fdrmers! Before the planning era there are no significant marginal farmers and agricultural labourers under activities in the field of Animal Husbandry in the Drought Prone Area Programme/Integrated Rural district. The first (WO plans had concentrated to Development Programme. provide good health base and the livestock produ­ ction oriented scheme was launched. During later part of the third five year plan the production Under Drought Prone Area Programme twenty oriented programme was reoriented to a purpose­ four breeding bulls were purchased and stationed ful one of increasing the production of livestock at C.S,C.C. for supply of quality semen to the A.I. products thereby improving the consumption of units. The breeding policy envisaged in the much needed nutritious food apart from augmen­ district is to propagate quality semen of Jersey. ting the income of the weaker sections. H. F, Breeding in cattle and Murrah breed in buf­ faloes. Since the cattle Development Programme The Animal Husbandry activities have been was launched on massive scale, it is felt necessary intensified during the fifth fi ve year plan under war to intensify the preventive measures to protect tbe footing by implementing massive developmental animals from contagious diseases and suggest programmes under Six Point Formula, Special correct treatment to the field staff. Telangana Development Programme Drought Prone Areas Programme and Integrated Rural Develop_ With the adoption of the Livestock Production ment Programme schemes. The following are the Programme as one of the subsidiary occupations salient features of the schemes implt!mented in the tor the weaker sections under Rural Development district. Programme the need to reorganise tbe institutional

SOllrce*: 1 Joint Director (AH), Intensive Cattle D';velopment Project, Mahbubnagar District [12] pattern with the available inputs so as to ext;nd The members of co-operati"e societies are provided the veterinary aid facility to all the needy w.thln a with 100 hectares of forest land for grazing of radius of 10 to 15 Kms. Thus the departmental sheep. The Government of India sanctioned sheep institution's position has been reorganised during rearing scheme under livestock production pro­ the year 1974-75 by changing the nomenclature gramme. A sheep unit consisting of 20 ewes and as Rural Livestock Units, Livestock Supervisory one ram costing Rs. 3,000j- was supplied to the Units and Veterinary Hospitals. Prior to reorgani­ members of the soc:ety with subsidy amounting to sation there were only 259 institutions but after 25% Or 33-1/3~~ of the total cost of the unit to reorganisation there are 312 institutions. small farmers/marginal farmers/Agricultural lab­ ourers. So far 2 289 units were distributed in the Sheep Development: The district stands district. second in respect of sheep population in the State. Fisher)'!: The Office of the Assistant Director In Y:ew of rich potentials of sheep, schemes fdr the of Fisheries is situated at Mahbubnagar and has development of sheep through cross breeding. jurisdiction over the entire district. The Assistant supply of rams of exotic breed have been envi­ Director is ass:sted by three Inspectors of Fisheries saged. Sheep farm was established in the vicinity with headquarters at Mahbubnagar, KoiIsagar of Mahbubnagar in an area rf about 300 acres of and Saralasagar. In addition to these Inspectors land. This farm has been strengthening for the of Fisheries there is one Assistant Inspector of past 3 years under D.P.A.P., produce cross breed Fisheries at Nagarkurnool. There are three rams with corredale inheritance to develop the Fisheries Extension Officers in Kalvakurthi, local sheep. Thirty two sheep and wool exten­ Achampet and Kodangal. sion centres were established and functioning in the distr;ct to improve the quantity of sheep. The tanks which came under the c:lntroj of Fisheries Department. Were disposed to the Fisher­ Besides, three Sheep Growers' Co-operative men Co-operative Societies, Gram Panchayats and Societies were started under D.P.A.P. f01' rearing private parties and the yearwise revenue realised of sheep through co-operatives by local shepherds. thereon is given below:

Tanks under the Control of Fisheries Department and their yearwise Revenue for the period 1971-1980

Tanks disposed to -_._------Fishermen Gram Pan- Private Total Year Total No. of cooperative chayats parties tanks societies

------~------No. Amount No. Amount No· Amount No. Amount (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.) (in Rs.)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

1971-72 442 63 10,770 61 9,8::5 142 15,215 266 35,840 1972-73* 1973-74* 1974-75 439 100 13,722 54 6,710 150 11 .620 304 32,052 1975-76 439 186 18,000 55 4,605 108 13,800 349 36,405 1976-77 429 258 32,290 65 7,735 103 16,270 426 56,295 1977-78* 157 37,872 1978-79 553 226 41, 980 50 6,915 151 13 ,335 427 62,230 1979-80 553 195 43,595 61 8,670 100 11,474 356 63,739 1980-81 553 214 49,560 10 1,560 25 3,785 249 54,905

* Particulars not available Source Assistant Director of Fisheries, Mahbubnagar [13]

Five Fish Seed Farms one each at Koilsagar. given below shows t1lukwise distribut'on of so::je­ Mucherlapalle, Saralasagar, Pdlalamarri and ties, their membership and share capital. 'Chandrasagar are existing in the district. In these ---~~-~--- ~------Slure farms the seed is being poduced and sold to Fisher­ Sl. Name of Ta1uk No· of Member· capital No. societies ship men Co-operative Societies, Gram Panchayats (in R,·) and private parties to increase the fishery wealth. The yearwise particulars of variety of seed pro­ 2 3 4 5 duced and the amount realised by sale of seed is given in the following statement. Kodangal 9 246 8>357 17,811 2 Makthal 17 709 Total 819 26,754 Year Varieties of Total seed Total seed 3 Mahbubnagar 22 sold amount 12,451 sced produced Shadnagar 16 381 (in Kgs.) (in Kgs.) realised 4 280 10,381 (in Rs.) 5 Ka1vakurthi 13 16,579 Nagarkurnool 13 291 2 3 4 5 6 14 493 15,670 7 Wanaparthi 10 341 12,537 1971-72 Fry 402,590 402,590 1,440-81 8 Atmakur 11 276 6,591 1972-73 Fingerlings 168,785 168,785 N.A. 9 Gadwal 5 206 4,712 1973-74 Fingerlings 306,981 306,982 6,7[8-05 10 A1ampur 1974-75 Fry 350 9,292 79,500 79,500 } 3,622-77 Kollapul 10 Fingerlings 108,063 108,063 11 5 210 3.990 1975-76 Fingerlings 3120300 312,300 5.186-43 12 Achampet 1976-77 Fingerlings 5,838,225 5,838,225 26,902-62 4,602 145,125 1977-78 Fry 12,811,000 12,811,000 1 b 250-00 Total 145 1978-79 Fry 30370,000 3,370.000 } 13,694-00 Fingerlings 354,300 354.300 Transport** : On 1-8-1973 the Regional Trans~ 1979-80 Fry 16,78[,000 16,781,000 24,623-35 port Office was established at Mahbubnagar ._ T~lere 1980-81 Fry 14,.471,000 14,471.000 19,695-90 are two principle Acts viz: 1) Motor Vehlcles Act, 1939, 2) Andhra Pradesh Motor Vehicle Taxa- · n Act ly63 and rules framed thereafter. The t 10 , ' main object of the department is to provide trans- Industry*: Mahbubnagar D:strict is indus­ port facilitie.s to meet the growing needs of the ~riaJly ~ackward and generally cottage and village lDdustnes are prevalent. In respect of large scale travelling public. Jlldustries the district is rather poor. During the Vehicular position in the district as Oll decade 1971-80 progress was made in this field due to the Government policy of extending concessions 30-9-81 is as follows: to the enterpreneurs to start industries. 1. Stage carriage 202 a) A.P.S.R.T.C. 64 Self-employment scheme for the educated un_ b) Private employed, rural artisan programme, development 305 of small scale~ cottage and rural industries esta­ 2. Goods vehicles 89 blishment of industrial centres have cont:ibuted 3. Other transport vehicles to the industrial development in the district. 4. Non-transport vehicles i.e., Motor cars and motor cycles, etc. 1,570 Small scale industries numbering seventy eight and 11 household industries in the district provide Out of 1,547 villages in the district, 69 villages employment to 656 persons. In the year 1979-80 are uninhabited. A. P. S. R. T. C. and private 145 Industrial Co-operative Societies functioned management are providing transport facilities to in the district with a membership of 4,602 and 1,034 villages, thus 444 villages are yet to be share capital of Rs. 1.45 lakhs. The statement connected by buses.

Source: * General Manager, District Industries Centre, Mahbubnagar ** Regional Transport Officer, Mahbubnagar PLACES OF INTEREST

Places of Religions, Historical or Archaeological mutts and historical or archaeological importance­ Importance: Places of religious institutions (tem- in the district are presented in the following three statements for the convenience of the reader. ples) and

Religious Institutions - Mahbubnagar District Archaeological Monuments - Mahbubnagar District

Name of the SI. Taluk Name of the Name of the Remarks Sl· ]'\0' Taluk Name of the Town/Village Temple No. Town/Village monument (1) (2) (3 ) (4) (5) Nagarkurnool palem Sri Venkateswara Swamy 1 Achampet i) Linga! Hindu Temple South Indian and inscrip~ Style tions 2 Wanaparthi Wanap:nthi Group of Temples in Wanaparthi ii) Ghanpur Jami Masjid Old Hindu Sri Madanagopala fortress 3 KoJlapur Jataprole Swamy Hindu temple 14th to 16th & inscriptions Century iii) Munnanur Hindu temples South Indian Note: Tile institutions showll at st. No.1 has an income of and sculptures Style Rs. one lakh and above iv) Amarabad Vma Mahesh~ South Indian Institlltions shown at SI. No.2 and 3 have an income of wara temple Style Rs. Twenty thousand and above but less than Rupees 2 Gadwal i) Pudur Hindu temples South Indian one lakh and inscrip~ Style tions Mutts - Mahbubnagar District '3 Kollapur Pangal Old Hindu fort A battle took and inscrip­ place here Name of the Name of the SI. No· Taluk tions between Town/Village Mutt Feroz Shah Bahmani (2) (3) (4) (I) and the Raja, of Warangal 1 Kodangal i) Dudyala Sri Mutt during 13th, ii) Kodangal Sri Niranjana to 15th Cen_ Mutt tury iii) Kodangal Sri Gurustala 4 Jadcherla i) Jadcherla Pre - historic Megalithic Mutt stone Circles period and other re- 2 Makthal i) Gudeballur Sri Samari Mutt mains ii) Mudmal Sri Balaji Temple ii) Golla~ Stone Circle Megalithic Mutt palle period 3 Gadwal i) Gadwal Sri Raghavendra iii) Bala- Stone Megalithic Swamy Mutt Nagar period Sri Gosai Mutt 5 Mahbub- i) Koilkonda Telugu in- Of 16th Cen- Sri y ogananda nagar scriptions tury Mutt Idgah of Haz- Of 16th and Sri Nandimuttam rat Syed 17th Century Abdur A.D. Sri Vttaradi Mutt Rahman Chisti Sri Jangam Mutt Fort Ashur Fort built by Khana and Ibrahim inscriptions Qutub Shah, Source Commissioner of Endowments - Hyderabad of Ibrahim during 16th. Andhra Pradesh Qutub Shah Century [15]

Archaeological Monuments Mahbubnagar District (Colic/d.)

2 3 4 2 3 4 ii) Errapalle Temple ii) Thimmapur Stone Circles Megalithic Complex near and pre- burials dist ri ct historic Prc-historic Museum graves tombs Pillalamarri 6 Nagar- i) Nasrulla- Old Mosque Pre-historic iii) Mogalgidda Stone Circle Megalithic kurnool bad burials burials ii) Bijina- Stone circles Megalithic Pre-historic- palle pre-historic burials pre- tombs burials historic times 9 Makthal i) Makthal Old Hindu 14th Century iii) Nagar- Stone Circles Cairns and Temple South Indian kurnool pre-historic Menhirs Style burials Cairns Megalithic iv) Alwan- Old Hindu Of Hindu burials palle Temple period Pre-historic Ancient Buddhist times monuments Cult. and remains 10 Wanaparthi Wanaparthi Jami Masjid Old Mosque Old tower Muslim Old Hindu fort South Indian period 1\ Atmakur Sams- Style 7 Kalva- Kalva- Old Hindu than am and hill kurthi kurthi Temple (Amara- 8 Shadnagar i) Kondurg Jami Masjid Mosques and chinta) and Pe,sian Persian ins- Belonging to i nsc r1ptions criptions of 12 Kollapur Gudem Hlo Gudem of of Muhammad- 15th Century Bekkam Muka Gudalu the rules Bin-Humayun village Vishnukundin Shah dynasty

Source: The Director, Archaeology and Museums, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh

Places of Tourist Interest Road Railway Station on the Secunderabad­ Dronachalam section of the South Central Rail­ Rangapur (Achampet Taluk) Rangapur is way. This place is located oD the banks of situated at a distance of 110 kms. on the Mahbub­ Tungabhadra and a large number of antiquities nagar - Amarabad bus route. This place attained belonging to the Chalukyan period are found. religious importance in the district owing to the This place is als) known as the western gateway existence of the famous Umamaheswara Shrine, to Srisailam temple and also as Dakshinakasi which is at a height of about 152 metres in the (Varanasi of the Soutb). The two groups of Srisailam range of hills. The style of construction temples-Brahmeswara and Papanatha have made indicates that .it belonged to the reign of the Alampur a popular sp::>t. The plans and decoration s Chalukyas of Kalyani. The archaeological find­ of these temples resemble the plans and carvings ing~ reveal, that this place was an important of some of the rock cut temples of Western India. Hindu religious centre even in the seventh cen­ In a temple called, Nava Brahmalaya, the idol of tury A.D. The festival of Umamaheswara which Bala Brahmeswara is resplendant and is supposed is celebrated for six days from Pushya Suddha to be a Jyotirlinga. An interesting feature here is Padyami (December-January) and Hazrat Niranjan that any quantity of water used for Abhisheka Shah Vali Urs which synchronises with the festival goes inside and not a drop comes out. of Umamaheswara are largely attended. The other shrines of this place are those of AIampur (Alampur Taluk): Alampur is Siva, Narasimha, Surya, Mahishasura Mardhani, situated at a distance of 10 kms. from Alampur Venkateswara. Kamakshi and Virabhadra. The [ 16]

Hindu festivals that attract a large number of Jadcherla Railway Station 011 the Hyderabad­ devotees are that of Bala Brahmeswara, Surya­ Kalvakurthi bus route. Some of the excavations narayana, Narasimha, Virabhadra, Sangameswara revealed that this village existed about six centu­ of Jogulamba. A Muslim fort and Shah Ali ries back in a very prosperous condition, A crude Dargah of 17th century are also in existence. water distribution system, a drainage, a dilapidated fort. a number of wells etc., which have been Boravelle (Alampur Tal uk) : This village is unearthed. are a proof of its prosperity. The situated at a distance of three kilometres from Yadavas of this place celebrate Srikrishna Jayanti Manyapadu Railway Station. An ancient fGrt w;th great pomp and splendour. constructed by eminent architects with twenty bastions, seven entrances and a moat is a place of Kosigi (Kosgi) (Kodangal Taluk) : Kosigi interest in the village. The art and architecture of is a town situated at a distance of 13 kms. from western Chalukyas can be seen in the exquisitely Kodangal. Kosigi was once famous for the hand­ sculptured temples at the place. woven cotton and silk cloth. The ramparts round the village which speak of its historical past, can Narva (Atmakur Taluk) : This village lies be seen even today. Handloom weaving is an at a distance (If 22 kms. from Atmakur and important industry of Kosigi. 32 kms. from Sriramnagar Railway Station. A fort with 12 bastions belonging to the 16th century Pangal (Panugallu) (Kollapur Taluk): Pan gal can be seen in the middle of the village. The is situated at a distance of 13 kms. from Wanapar­ bastions, a Rangamahal and an Enugulasala (ele­ thi. It is an ancient place of historical importance. phant stable) are in ruins. The places of worship It is situated at an height of about 548 metres include the shrine of Venkateswara, Siva and above the mean sea level. A place of interest in the Sanjivaraya. village is the historical hill fort wh:ch is two and a naIf kilometres in length and one and a half Gadwal (Gajwal Taluk): Gadwal is a town kilometres in breadth w:th seven walls, seven in between the rivers Krishna and Tungabhadra towers and a citadel called Bala Bissar' in the a~d is noted for the harmonious co-existence of centre. The village is also known as Qila Pangal. Andhra and Karnatic cultures. A big fort with A number of ruined forts and inscriptions can be twenty-one bastions constructed by Sobhanadri is Seen on the hillocks even today. This village is reminiscent of the Chalukyan art. believed to have been associated with the famous Balanagamma Katha. Hanuloom weaving is an important industry of this place. Gadwal sarees are noted for their exquisite silk and 'Zari' work aud command a good Koilkonda (Mahbubnagar Taluk) : The village market throughout India. The temple of Cbenna­ Is situated at a distance of about 22 kms. from kesava is held in great veneration. Brahmotsavam Mahbubnagar town. The place of interest here is celebrated in honour of the deity is attended by a the ft)rt perched on a hill. built by Koyadoras. large number of devotees. Another building of interest at the village is an 'Idgah', the 'Quibla Wall' of which represents a Dowlat Vali Urs, Mastan Vali Urs and Siddi­ queer style of architecture. The places.o~ worship pasha Drs are the Muslim festivals which attract are the shrines of Narasimha, RamaglCl (Rama­ devotees from other places also. konda) and the Dargah of Fatima Bi on the bill. About 8 Rms. from the village, a medium size Maldakallu (Gadwal Taluk) : Maldakallu is irrigation project called Koilsagar project has at a distance of 18 kms. from Gadwal Railway been constructed across the Peddavagu, a minor Station and lies on the Gadwal - Ieeja Bus route. tributary of Krishna. The western stretch of the H is also known as 'Girusachala Kshetram'. The reservoir is surrounded by high hills and renders Venkateswara coin in the temple is believed to be it a picturesque scene. A small but beautiful self-manifest (Swayamvyaktam) and the Brahmot­ guest house exists on a small hillock at the extreme savam is attended by a large number of Hindu left flank of the dam. devotees. Mahbubnagar (Mahbubnagar Taluk): Mah­ Veldanda (Yeldanda) (Kalwakurthi Taluk) : bubnagar town is about 96 kms. from Hyderabad This place is located at a distance of 51 kms. from city by road. It is the headquarters of the taluk, [17] the revenue division of the district of the same are the major industries in this town. There arC name. The important place of interest near Mah­ a number of temples at this place. bubnagar is the famous banyan tree called 'Pillalamarri', which is about 3 kms. from town. Jogammaguda (Shadnagar Taluk): Jog'lm­ There is a shrine of a Muslim Saint under the magudem is situated at a distance of 5 kms. from tree. From a distance the tree presents the Raikol (Rawikol) on the Hyderabad-Mahbubnagar appearance of a small hillock with green foliage bus route. This village is considered as 'Uttara but on reaching nearer, it looks like a large green Rameswaram' on account of a big pond occupying umbrella under which about a thousand people an area of about 1,674 sq. metres and a huge can easily take shelter. The tree is a very old one Sivalingam believed to be the biggest in India. and covers an area of about 3 acres. Mahbub­ nagar has good communication facilities to all the Srirangapuram (Srirangapur) (Wanaparthi important places in and outside the district both Taluk): This village is s:tuated at a distance by rail and bus. of 24 kms. from Wanaparthi. The most im­ portant place of worship in tae village is the Manikonda (Mahbubnagar Taluk): Mani- shrine of Ranganadha. situated a furlong away from konda is situated at a distance of 5 kms. from the village on an elevated place, surrounded Manyamkonda railway station The place was practically on all sides by the waters of Raogasa­ originally a thick forest and the hill on which mudram tank. People believe that the temple is as Lord Venkateswara, established himself was in the important as the one at Srirangam in the south. heart of the forest. This shrine of Lakshmi Brahmotsavam celebrated from Phalguna Suddha· Venkateswara is un a hJ1915 m. high at a distance Ashtami to Bahula Vidiya is an important annual of two kilometres from the village. The temple is feature attracting many devotees. ninety-one metres by twenty three metres hewn out of a huge rock. Against the back wall appears Wanaparthi (Wanaparthi Taluk): Wan a- the idol of Lord Venkateswara claimed to be 'self­ parthi is about 125 kms from Hyderabad and maifested' resembling the idol at Tirupati The 90 kms. frum Kurnool on the Hyderabad-Kurnool Venkateswara Brahmutsavam during January­ bus route. The temple of the place, the shrine of February and the Alivelu Manga Tayaru Brahmot­ Vitthaleswara is an ancient and important one savam during February-M arch attract a large with the icon of Panduranga Vitthal resembling number of pilgrims. the one at Pandaripur iT} Maharastra State. There is a polytechnic institute at this place. The Narayanpet (Makthal Taluk): This town is Sarlasagar project situated at about 6 kms. from situated at a distance of 26 kms. from MakthaI. Wanaparthi road railway stati.on, has the biggest Cotton handloom weaving and kambali weaving syphone dam in the world.

Source: 1 Mahbubnagar District Census Hand Book, 1961 Census, A.P. 2 Mahbubnagar. Andhra Pradesh District Gazetteers, 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 tion and agricultural labour for the purpose of census as Rural and Urb:lO. Such a chtssification 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 dem:) graphi c character isti cs detailed below: of the population. Hence, at the beginning of Population size each census, the criteria for treating a place as a Classification of towns town i.e., urban are evolved and the areas are CLs~ I 100,000 and above then classified according to the definition so Class II 50,000 - 99,999 evolved. The census definition of a town in this Class III 20,000 - 49,999 country Was more or less the same from 1891 to 1941. The towns broadly comprised all municipJlities 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 Class VI below 5,000 inhabited by not less than 5,000 persons while pr\)vincial DirecL)fS of Census Operations having The class I towns are termed as cities. regard to the character 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 areas, two more definition there was some variation from State to concepts viz., Urban Aggl (' meration 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 difficulties in comparing the urban tion was sought to be appl ied throughout the population and its characteristics between one country in order to determine a place as an urban census and another. apart from the changes in the unit. The same definition was followed :::t the list of certain units at each census, had been the 1971 and 1981 Censuses also. The Director of change in the jurisdictions of the urban units from Census Operations however, was given discretion 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 tre:lting a place standard urban area are: (i) that it should have a as urban at the 1981 Cen sus. 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) AtJeast 75% of the male working have cll'se mutual socio-economic links with the population is in non-agricultural Core town and (iii) that there are probabilities of pursuit, this entire area getting fully urblnised in a period of 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 persons per Sq. Km. area of urbanisation continuously for three The urban criterion of 1981 varies slightly decades which would give a meaningful picture. from that of 1961 and 1971 Censuses, in which the This replaced the concept of town-group which males working in activities such as fishing, logging, was introduced in the 1961 Census. The town­ etc., were treated as engaged in non-agricultural group was made up of independent urban units not and therefore contributed to the 75% criterion in necessarily contiguous to one another but were to 1961 aDd 1971 Censuses, whereas in the 1981 Census some extent inter-dependent. The data for such [19]

town groups become incomparable from census to unrelated households are boarding houses, hostels, census as the boundaries of towns themselves residential hotels, orphanages, rescue houses, change and the intermediate areas are left out of ashrams, etc. These are called institutional house­ account. Thus the concept of Standard Urban Area holds. came to be developed for adoption at the 1971 Census. In Andhra Pradesh, 31 units have been Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes: Scheduled selected for demarcating Standard Urban Areas. Castes and Scheduled Tribes are those notifie d The necessary data will be compiled for these units under Article 341 of the constitution according to also during the next two or three successive which the President may with respect to any State censuses in order to study urbanisation around a or Union Territory and where it is State after large nuclei. The Standard Urban Area is identified consultation with the Governor thereof, by public by the administrative units that it encompasses notification, specify the castes. races or tribes or namely the city, the town and the villages. The which shall for the purpose of the constitution be boundaries of the Standard Urban Area are the deemed to be Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes administrative boundaries of the peripherial units. in relation to that State or Union Territory, as the case may be. Urban Agglomeration: Apart from town/city, the 1971 concept of Urban Agglomeration has also For the purpose of 1981 Census, the Scheduled been adopted for the 1981 Census. An urban Castes and Sche juled Tribes orders, (Amendment) agglomeration constitutes. Act, 1976. notified under the Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, Notification No. BC 12016/34/76-SCT-V dated 27-7-1977 was adopted. A a) A city with continuous outgrowth copy of the list of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled (the part of outgrowth being out of Tribes in Andhra Pradesh is given under the note the statutory limits but falling within on Primary Census Abstract. the boundaries of adjoining village or villages); Literates: A person who could both read b) One town with similar outgrowth or and write any hmguage with understanding was two or more adjoining towns with treated as a literate at the 1981 Census. A person their outgrowths as in (a); who could merely read but could not write or vice v~rsa was not treated as literate. The test for c) A city and one or more adjoining reading was ability to read any simple letter either towns with their outgrowths all of in print or in manuscript. Children aged 4 years which form a continuous spread. and below were treated as illiterates. The test for There are only 4 urban agglomerations education was that a person should have passed a in the State viz., Vishakhapatnam, recognised written examination or examinations Rajahmundry, Vijayawada and Hyder­ as proof of educational level attained. The highest abad. examination passed was taken as the level of education. Census House: A census house is a building or part of a building having a separate main Worker: The definition of work adopted in entrance from the road or common courtyard or 1981 Census is as follows: staircase etc., used or recognised as a separate unit. It may be inhabited or vacant. "Work may be defined as participation in any economically productive activity. Such Household: A household is a group of persons participation may be physical or mental who commonly live together and would take their in nature. Work involves not only actual meals from a common kitchen unless the exigen­ work but also effective supervision and cies of work prevented any of them from doing so. direction of work." There may be one member household. two member household or multi-member household. For In the concept of work a significant departure census purposes each one of these types is regarded is made at the 1981 Census. At the 1971 Census, as household. Again, there may be household of the main activity of a person was initially enquired persons related by blood or household of unrelated according as he spent his time basically as a persons or even of mixed type. Examples of 'worker', engaged in production of goods and [20]

services or as a non· worker. For regular work in 1. Household duties i.e., all those persons organised sector, the reference period was the basically engaged in unpaid home duties week prior to enumeration, and for seasonal work doing no other work; such as agriculture, etc., the last one year. Persons engaged atleast for a day in regular (non-seasonal) 2. Students i.e., all full-time students or work during the preceding week were treated as children attending school; workers. The work of a person who was basically 3. Retired persons or a rentier i.e., a retired a non-worker, such as a student, or housewife but person not employed again Of rentier or had made some marginal contribution to work royalty receiver or any other person of was classified as secondary work and this was independent means for securing which he recorded separately. does not have to work and who does no other work; At the 1981 Census it was considered desirable to have a detailed a profile of the working popula­ 4. Dependent i.e" an infant or child not tion as possible, maintaining the comparability with attending schoo], a person permanently 1961 and 1971 data. An attempt was made to find disabled from working due to illness or out if a person had done any work at all during old age or if able bodied who have no the last year. It will thus be seen that the questi ons other activity and who are not seeking any on economic approach have been designed to work either but are purely dependent. distinguish all the workers, regular or seasonal 5. Beggars. etc., i.e. beggars, vagrants or an and non-workers with reference to the last one independent woman without indication of year prior to the date of enumeration. It was source of income and tho.se of unspecified intended to find out how many had worked for 183 source of subsistence and who are not days or more i.e., 6 months or more and informa­ engaged in any economically productive tion regarding the secondary work done by regular work; workers and also the marginal work done by the non-workers was collected. It was felt in the 6. Institutional inmates i.e., a convict in present context that the usual status of worker a jailor an inmate of penal, mental or was more appropriate when compared with the charitable institution; and approach of current status of worker followed earlier. The broad classification of workers is 7. Other non-workers -- all non-workers who explained under the note on the Primary Census may not come under any of the above six Abstract. categories.

Non-workers: All others who did not do any Marginal Workers: A significant feature of productive work irrespective of whether they the 1981 Census was the collection of information derived some income such as through pension, on marginal workers who had done some work for rents. etc., or did not derive any income were a period of less than 6 months during the reference classified under category (X) non-workers. year prior to census taking. At the 1971 Census though this concept was not introduced there was The non-workers are divided into the following a comparable category called non-workers with seven categories: secondary work. HISTORY OF DISTRICT 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 C om missioner of India more or less a permanent character such as physical pioneered the idea of compiling the D:strict Census characteristics, history, religion and ethnography, Handbooks for each district and introduced the but also a few statistical tables including those same in 1951 Census. This was envisaged as part relating to population which became obsolete of plan intended to secure an effective method of within a few years of publication. Later, the preserving the census records prepared for areas M".dras Government replaced the District mailuals below the distr;ct level. He proposed that all the by another publicat on viz., the District Gazetteer District Census Tables and Census Abstracts pre­ consisting of two volumes A and B. Volume A pared during the prc)cess of sc)rting and compila­ contained descriptive and such general tables as tion, should be bound together in a single manu­ might be necessary to explain the text and volume script volume called the 'District Census Handbooks B contained detailed statistics. It was decided and suggested to the State G;,wernments that tbe that volume B should be brought out periodically Handb00k with or without the addition of other after each Decennial Cen sus so that they contain useful infurmation relating to the District should the latest statistics. Volume A was published for be printed and published. at their own cost, in the some districts between 1905 and 1927 in the same manner as the village statistics of the last composite Madras State. The pUblication of censuses. This suggestion was accepted by most Volume A was discontinued in 1927. VolumeBwas of the State Governments. Both the composite published for all the districts of the composite Madras State and the erstwh:Ie Hyderabad State ~adras State between 1906 and 1915. The publica­ accepted this suggestion and published the ~istrict tIon of Volume B was also stopped after 1931 Census Handbooks for each district at their own Census. Due to the II World War. they were not cost. In the erstwhile Hyderabad State. the District published after the 1941 Census. Census Handbooks were brought out in two parts. Part I containing the administrative statistics and Similarly in the erstwhile Hyderabad State Part II the censuS tables whereas III compClsite also the Gazetteer volumes were brought out for Madras State the Handb::Joks were brought out in some of the districts. one single volume for each district.

The scheme of publication of revised District Pattern of District Census Handbooks at 1961 : Gazetteers was started in 1958 by the State Govern­ At the 1961 Cel~sus, the scope of the District ments and in tbis State. the Gazetteers of all the Census Handb::Joks was enlarged significantly by districts except Hyderabad and Ongole have been Sri Ashok M\ tra, I.C S., the then Registrar Gene­ published. ral. India. District Census Handbooks of 1961 of Andhra Pradesh included four parts. The lfirst pan The Village Statements: Apart from the Dis­ contained narrative description of 1he physical trict Manual and Gazetteers the Census data upto features. history, social. economic and demogra­ village level used to be published in a brochure phic characteristics. the progress made in each called 'VJllage Statement' for each District imme­ field of administration over the past decades and a diately after every census from 1872 upto 1941. brief gazetteer of places. The second part contained the administrative statistics of various depart­ The v;Ilage statements presented only the ments. The third part contained the 1961 Census number of occupied houses and popUlation by tables viz, General Population Tables, Economic religion of each village and town. From 1951 Tables on Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes. Census, the village statements were replaced by the The fourth part consisted of village and town District Census Handbooks. directory which was the most vital part of the [22]

Handbook, giving the village-wise and town-wise It has been decided not to go in for admini­ primary census abstract i.e., particulars of area, strative statistics Part C as it was our experience households, p,1pulation, scheduled castes, scheduled during 1971 Census that there was inordinate delay tribes, literacy, broad categorisation of working in collecting the administrative statistics pertaining population, etc. Important amenities such as to various departments with the result that the educational, medical, public health and communic­ publication of this part of District Census Hand­ ation facilities available were also indicated book was dropped in Andhra Pradesh State. Other against each village and town. Nine such tables reason for dropping the publication is that containing village-wise particulars such as irriga­ administrative statistics, however, would be tion sources, important crops raised. value of available to the data users in the publications of land, cooperative societies, industrial establish­ the State by Bureau of Economics and Statistics ments, police stations, list of skilled craftsmen, and the concerned departments. etc., were given after village and town directory. A statement on fairs and festivals in the district The formats of village directory and of seven was given at the end of the volume. All these four statements on town directory are on the same parts were bound in a single volume and published pattern canvassed in 1971 Census except for 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 Census: At the 1971 Census it structure of the villages and towns. A feature of 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 demand among the public. There bring them together, with the corollary that in was some delay in the publication of District case any amenity is not ava ilable in the village, Census Handbooks at 1961 Census due to two the distance of the nearest place where the facility reasons-I) inadequate printing facilities and 2) is available is presented. Similar method is follow­ delay in the preparation of District Census Hand­ ed in respect of towns where educational and book which contained four parts. In order to avoid medical facilities are nd available. While pre­ delay in the publication and to make available the senting the additional columns of Town Directory, more important data to the planners at the earliest, the Minimum Needs Programme of the Planning the District Census Handbook was prepared in 3 Commission is kept in view. The scope of village parts viz., Part A, Part B and Part C as shown d:rectory. town directory statements and primary below. census abstract along with the codes used under each column are explained hereunder. Part A Village and Town Directory Part B Village and Town Primary Scope of Village Directory: As was done in Census Abstract the past, the village directory has been prepared Part C Administrative Statistics and for all the villages in the State and these presented Report taluk-wise in the District Census Handbook (DCH). For convenience of references, an alphabetical list Parts A and B were bound in a single volume of villages in respect of each taluk precede the and were published for all the districts as early as village directory for that taluk. This is done for in 1974. However the printing of Part C was easy location of any village in the directory since given up. the information is arranged in ascending order of Pattern at 1981 Census: At the 1981 Census. the location codes of the villages. the format of vill~ge directory and statements of In the village directory. various amenities and town directory are almost similar to those adopted other data have been indicated by codes. These for 1971. The District Census Handbook of 1981 include, area of the village, total population with Census comprises of the following two parts number ('f llOuseholds at 1981 Census. availability brought in single volume, the grouping of which of amenities such as educational, medical, drinking would enhance the value of publication as the data water and P & T facilities. communication facili­ given therein are closely interrelated. ties, type of approach to village and the distance Part A Village and Town Directory of nearest tOWIl. power supply and land use p'~rti­ Part B Village and Town-wise Primary culars. There are 20 columns in the village Census Abstract. directory covering the above aspects. [23]

Columns 1 to 3 relate tt) the location code sown more than once in the same number, name and total area of the village. The year,onlyonce. area given under column 3 is as per the data (ii) Other fallows: collected from the State Survey Department. ThiS includes aI1land~ which were Wherever the figures are not available from the State taken up for cultivation but are Survey Department, the figures furnished by the temporarily out of cultivation for Tahsildars have been adopted. Cols. 4A and 4B a period of not less than one year provide the number of households and population and not more than five years. The of the village as per 1981 Census. Columns 5 to 11 reasons for keeping such lands ,md 13 list out the basic amenities available in the fallow may be either due to pov~rty vjJJage such as educational, medical, drinking of the cultivators or inadequate water, postal, day of the market, communications, supply of water or malarial climate approach to village and electricity. or silting of canals or rivers or unrel11uncrat ive nat ure of farming. In order to indicate the food habits, informa­ etc. tion on the staple food of the m,ijority during the (iii) Cllrrent(allows: major portion of the year was collected under This class comprises cropped column 14. Wherever it was difficult to clearly areas which are hpt fallow durin~ determine a particular grain as staple food, the the cu rrent year. If any seedl ing combina,tion of grains mainly used as staple food area is not cropped again in the has been indicated. same year, it is also treated as current fallow. Columns 15 to 19 pertain to the land use pattern in the village. The extent of forest area 3. Culturable Waste: This includes the land under the has been given in column 15 while in columns (Column 18) following three categories .. 16 and 17 the extent of cultivated area in the (i) Permanent pastures and other grazing village has been given. The extent of irrigated lands: area together with different irrigational sources These cover all grazing lands has been indicated in column 16. The extent of whether they are permanent pas­ cuIturable waste has been shown in column 18 tures and meadows or not. Village while the area not available for cultivation such common and gr~zing lands within forest areas are included under this as village site, road and railways or underwater, head. etc., has been indic?ted under column 19.

The concepts of various types of land use (ii) Miscellaneous tree crops, groves 1I0t illdudeli in the area sown: given under each of the columns 15 to 19 are explained below: Under this class is included all cultivable land which is not inclu~ l. Fores(s (Col. 15): These include all actually forested ded under net area sown but is put areas and the lands classed or to some agricultural use lands under administered as forests under any casuarina trees, thatching grass, legal enactment dealing with forests bamboo bushes and other grOVes whether State owned or private. for fuel, etc., which are not inclu­ If any portion of such land is not ded under 'Orchards' are classed actually wooded but put to some under this category. agricultural use, that portion is included under the appropriate (iii) Culturable waste: This includes lands available for heading of cultivated or uncultiva­ ted land. cultivation but not taken up for cultivation or abandoned after a 2 Cultivated area: This includes the land under the few years for one reason or other. with break-up following three categories. Such lands may be either fallow or irrigated and un- covered with shrubs and jungles irrigated (Cols. which are not put to any use. They 16& 17) (i) Net area sown: may be assessed or not assessed and The net area sown represents the may lie in isolated blocks or \vithlll area sown to crops counting areas cultivated holdings. Land once [24]

cultivated but not cultivated for Scope of Town Directory: There are seven five years in succession is also statements in the Town Directory which include included in this category. several particulars relating to the towns arranged 4. Area not availa-: This includes the land under the as per the alphabetical order or their names. These ble for cultiva- following two categories. statements are almost similar to those adopterl at tion. (Col. 19) 1971 Census except for a few additional columns. (i) Land put to non-agriclI{tllra{lIses: The titles of the statements are as follows: AI! lands occupied by buildings, roads and railways or underwaters, Statement I: Status and growth history e. g., rivers and canals and other Statement n: Physical aspects and location of lands put to uses other than agri­ towns, 1979 cultural. Statement III: Municipal Finance, 1978-79 (ii) Barren alld lIncliltivable land: Statement IV: Civic and other amenities, 1979 This covers all barren and un cul­ Statement IVA: Civic and other amenities in noti- tivable land like mountains, etc., fied slums, 1979 i.e., which cannot be brought under cultivation unless at a high cost Statement V: Medical, Educational, recreational whether such land is in isolated and cultural facilities, 1979 blocks or within cultivated holdings. Statement VI: Trade, Commerce. Industry and Bankmg, 1979 Column 20 is for recording remarks if any on matters like place of religious, historical or With a view to facilitate analysis of data, a archaeological interest, and for information on the few new columns have been introduced. The number of copies of newspapers circulated in the columns - class of Town, in every statement is a village. and the number of motor cycles/scooters, significant addition. By taking the class of town cars/jeeps and tractors available in the village. into consideraLon the infrastructure of amenities All the above particulars are based on the and facilities available in urban areas can best be data received from the concerned departments like analysed. The addition of Civic Administrative Education, Medical, Postal and Electricity and als') Status in Statement III and IV and population in from the Tahsildars concerned. Statement IV and V also serve the same purpose. The formats of Town Directory have been deVised In the Appendix to the village directory taluk to suit the Minimum Needs Programme of the level totals of the amenities have been furnished Planning Commission. As a sequel to this pro .. which gives tbe picture for the district as a whole. gramme the columns, scheduled castes and sche­ At the 1981 Census, additional items viz., lotal duled tribes population in Statement IV and adult populatlon and number of households and "ppro­ literacy classes / centres in Statement V are ach to village have been introduced. Information identical. on popul,.tion and number of households will be useful as ready reference for analysing the data. In case such of the amen:ty as Fire Fighting Service in Statement IV, the Educational FaciLty Item on communications has been singled out in Statement V is not available in the tcwo. the to spell in terms of availability of the publi.: trans­ port system. This is intended to see whether the name of the nearest place if in th~ same distr:ct village is served by any mode of transport such as or the name of the nearest district if in the same state or other state where available along w.th its bus or rail or waterway. It is again st this back ground that the item on approach to vilhge has distance from the referrent town has been given. This is a new feature of 1981 Census as it is neces­ been listed separ

The following eleven places form part of Mahbubnagar, the district headquarters. is the urban in Mahbubnagar district at the 1981 Census. only class II town in the district with a population of 87,503 persons. Class III towns are Gadwal, 1 Alampur 7 Mahbubnagar Narayanpet and Wanaparthi with a population ranging between 20.000 and 49,999. Alampur, 2 Badepalle 8 Nagarkurnool Badepalle, Farooqnagar, Kollapur, Kosigi and 3 Farooqnagar 9 Narayanpet Nagarkurnool form class IV category of towns with population ranging between 10,000 and 19,999 4 Gadwal 10 Srisailam Project Town­ while Srisailam Project Township Left Flank 5 Kollapur ship Left Flank Colony Colony comes under Class V town, the population of which ranges between 5,000-9,999. The urban 6 Kosigi 11 Wanaparthi population cf the district is 2,67,221 out of total population of 2.444,619 pers0ns thus constituting Of these Gadwal, Mahbubnagar and Nara­ an urban popUlation of 10.93% as against 8.97% yanpet are municipalities. All others except Sri­ urban at 1971 Census. sailam Project Township Left Flank Colony are Panchayat towns. Srisailam Project Township Left Out (If the 13 taluks in the district, two taluks Flank Colony is a town classified for census pur­ viz., Kalvakurthi and Atmakur are purely rural. pose and is a census town. Achampet taluk is most rural but for the small township of Srisailam Project Township Left Mahbubnagar, Gadwal, Narayanpet and Flank Colony. Kosigi were classified as towns as early as 1901. Wanaparthi, Alampur and Kollapurwere classified The details given in each of the seven state­ as towns from 1921, 1931 and 1941 respectively. ments of the Town Directory are explained BadepaIle, Farooqnagar and Nagarkurnool were hereunder: classified as town s in 1951 Cen sus while Srisailam Project Township Left Flank Colony was classified Statement I: Status and Growth History as town for the first time in i971. No new towns This statement provides basic information on were added or declassified at the 1981 Census. civic status, population with decadal growth rate from 1901 to 1981. density for 1981 Census and sex None of the towns in this district have beeen ratio from 1961 to 1981 Censuses of each town in treated as Urban Agglomeration while Mahbub­ columns 2 to 19. nagar, the district headquarters. with some of the surrounding villages is the only town 'treated as In this as well as in all other Town Directory Standard Urban Area. Thl' rural and urban com­ Statements columns 1 & 2 relate to serial number ponents of Mahbubnagar Standard Urban Area are and class, name and civic administrative status of given below: the town. Class of town has been introduced to facilitate analysi~ of Town Directory data at the State and all India levels. This is presented Standard Component Units according to 1981 population of the core town as Urban Area Urban Rural per the population size classification.

.~--.- ..--_------(I) (2) (3) Population Class

Mahbubnagar Mahbubnagar (M) Alipur 100,000 and above I 2 Boyapalle 50,000 - 99,9<)9 II 3 Chinna Dari­ 20,000 - 49,999 III palle 10,000 - 19,999 IV 4 Errapalle 5,000 - 9,999 V 5 Mahbub­ nagar (R) Below 5,000 VI 6 Yengonda The civic administrative status of the town is indicated in brackets by abbreviated letters like M [26] for Municipality and P for Panchayat. The loca­ Alampur with an ar~a of 0.56 sq. kms. tion code number under Col. 3 for the town was records the highest density of 19,186 persons per framed to follow the alphabetical order of the sq. km. as against the district average density of towns in the district. This also facilitates easy 133 persons per sq. km. Mahbubnagar, the district location of the town in the map. The name of headquarters, occupies second place with a density tal uk where th~ town is located is gi ven to faciU­ of 8,830 persons per sq.km. tate analysis of data at State and all India level. Area in sq. kms. and number of households Statement II : Physical aspects and location of including houseless households for each town is Towns, 1979 included in the Town Directory for the first time This statement has 12 columns and depicts at 1981 Census, The population of the town with physical aspects and location of towns in the decadal growth rate from 1901 Census to 1981 is district. Under cols. 3 to 5 in the statement, data given in columns 7 to 15. The percentage growth relating to the rainfall, maximum and minimum rate is indicated below the population in brackets. temperature were given. This information if not Density for 1981 is a new column (col. 16) intro­ available for any town then the information duced to facilitate analysis of Town Directory data. available for that nearest town have been given It has been calculated taking into account the area again st such town. and the population of 1981 Census of the town and presented per sq. km, Sex ratio from 1961 to 1981 'The only railway line which passes through censuses has been given in Cols. 17 to 19. This is the district is the Secunderabad - Bangalore metre­ also a new addition introduced to facilitate analy­ gauge line. This touches four towns in the district sis of Town Directory data. Sex ratio defined here namely Farooqnagar (Shadnagar), Gadwal, is number of females per 1,000 males. Mahbubnagar and Wanaparthi. The remaining towns do not have the direct rail connection. All In the disaster decade of 1911-21 the growth the towns have bus communication facility. The in the population was comparatively low in A.P.S.R. T.C. has been providing necessary trans­ Mahbubnagar and Narayanpet town owing to a port facilities. Alampur town, situated on the virulent epidemic of influenza that prevailed in bank of the river Tungabhadra has river navigation almost all parts of the state. The general increase facility providing cheap cargo and passenger trans­ in the urban population could be noticed in almost port. all the towns of the district except Kosigi to wn. GadwaI. a well known centre of hand loom indu­ Statement III: Municipal Finance, 1978-79 . stry, shows a fall in population in 1911-21 and stagnation during the decade 1951-61 due to The data for inclusion in this statement WaS migration of many weaver families to Bombay as obtained from tbe respective statutory and non­ they could not make out their livelihood from the statutory bodies from their budgets and acconnts. bandloom industry. Kosigi, another hand loom The table shows tbat no town has an excess of centre, recorded a fall in its population till 1961 expenditure over income except Narayanpet. In census with an exception in 1931 because of the Mahbubnagar town more than 50% of the total large scale emigration of weaver families to the receipts is utilised for purpose of public health and nearby industrial centres. Narayanpet town recor­ conveniences. For public institutions like schools ded a fall in its population during the decade and libraries except three towns, the rest have not 1951-61 as the silk, cotton hand loom and spent anything from their income. woollen industry compelled the weaver community to migrate to other industrial centres to earn their livelihood. Generally the increase in the decade Statement IV: Civic and other amenities, 1979 1971-81 was more compared to earlier decades As the title itself revel!s, this statement deals due to the improved medical facilities which led with the facilities provided to the people in urban to the resultant fall in the general mortality rate. areas of the district.

Of the 11 towns in the district, Kosi gi is the In all the towns, the absence of underground only town having an area of 40.10 sq.kms. Next drainage system is noticed except in Mahbubnagar, to it comes Wanaparthi with an area of 36.31 sq. Narayanpet and Srisailam Project Township Left kms. The third important town as far as area is Flank Colony. The sewerage system available is concerned is Kollapur with an area of 18.38 sq.kms. the open surface drains. Except Alampur all the [27] towns have protected water supply through taps. include Government hospitals, dispensaries, nursing Electric supply for domestic as well as industrial homes and maternity and child welfare centres purposes is provided to all the towns in the besides leprosy treatment unit in Narayanpet districtf· together with a total bed strength of 447 catering to the medical needs of a total urban population In Andhra Pradesh domestic service includes of 267.221 persons which works out to about 600 supply of energy for lighting, fans and domestic pers,)n s pcr bed. Institutions covering all systems purposes in domestic premises and supply in of medicine have been included in the statement. poultry farming units upto 100 birds. Industrial Mahbubnagar and Narayanpet towns possess medi­ service means supply for purposes of manufactur­ cal facilities with 175 and 90 beds respectively and ing, processing and/or preserving goods for sale, this is com{laratively better than the other towns rice mills, oil mills, flour mills, ginning mills, in the district. Narayanpet and Kosigi have 310 decorticating mills, dal and gram mills. stone and 379 persons per bed while there are 500 persons crushers, water works and sewerage pumping per bed in Mahbubnagar town. stations operated by local authorities or Govern­ ment deparrments or co-operative house bUilding There are only 4 degree colleges in the district societies and pumpsets of Railways for whatever one each at Badepalle, Gadwal, Mahbubnagar and purpose they may be used. Commercial service Wanaparthi. In all the towns put together in the IOcludes the supply of energy fur lights, fans for district, there are 12 Junior Colleges Of Higber non-domestic and commercial purposes. Road Secondary Schools, 38 Secondary or High Schools lighting service includes supply of energy for 62 Junior Secondary or Upper Primary Schools lighting on public roads. streets, thorough fares and 95 Primary Schools including parks, markets. cart stands, bridges and A different method has been adopted in for traffic signalling Supply of energy to places presenting the number of educational institutions. ()f worship like churches. temples. mosques, guru­ Composite schcols like middle schools with dwaras. educational institutinns. student hostels, primary classes or secondary schools with middle municipal guest houses, T. Bs .. circuit houses of classes have been included in the number of the Government charitable insti tutions and recog­ primary and middle schools respectively. For nised service/institutions are included in 'Others'. example, if in a town there are two primary schools upto say class IV and one high school from class I Mahbubnagar has the highest number of to X. the number of primary schools in the town industrial connections follClwed by Badepalle and is given as 3 and that of middle scho(',l as one and Narayanpet. Even in road lighting points also sec, ndary schoo I as one even though there are Mahbubnagar tops the list and next in order are physically only three educational institut:ons. Gadwal and Narayanpet towns. Again a composite schuol having classes upto class XII has been divided as shown below: Statement IVA: Civic and other amenities in noti­ fied slums, 1979 Class I to IV Primary Th:s is a new statement on civic and other amenities provided to the people living in notified Class V to VIn; Middle 0r recngnised slums in class I and II towns. Since Class ]X to X : Secondary the magnitude of slum is greater in respect of class I and II towns, presentation of data on slums Class XI to XII: Higher Secondary is limited to class I and II towns only. Mahbub­ nagar is the only class II town in this district. Thus the number of educational institutions physically existing within a town have not been Statement V: Medical, educational recreational presented but has been presented by the grouping and cuhura\ facilities in towns, 1919 of the classes in the institutions and treating each In this statement, tIle extent of medical group as a school of its kind. This grouping holds educational, recreational and cultural facilities true irrespective of educational institutions they available within the t<,WTIS with reference to popu­ belong to. For instance. the grouping marked as lation of 1981 have been detailed in respect of the H;gher Secondary i. e.. class XI to XII may v;uious tcwns in the district. All the towns have physically bt'iong to a college but for the purpose hosp:tals. There are 69 medical institutions which of Town Directory these two classes put together [28]

constitute one unit of a Higher Secondary School in the district. Gadwal is a noted handloorn and the rest of the college has been treated as a centre. Wanaparthi an d Farooqnagar (Shadnagar) college. are coming up as small industrial centres. Inspite of large number of cottage and village industries. As regards recreational and cultural facilities, the district has not progressed significantly because there are one stadium. 32 cinema halls, 4 auditoria improved and modern techniques are not being and 15 reading rOoms including libraries in all adopted in these industries. An industrial estate the 11 towns together. is provided at Mahbubnagar to promote the industrial activity. Statement VI: Trade, Commerce, Industry and Banking, 1979. The district is served by a net work of 35 The district is industrially backward and banks of which 9 are located in Mahbubnagar, 5 in cottage and village industries are prevalent. Gadwal. 4 each in Narayanpet and Wanaparthi. Among the. large scale industries there are an 3 each in Farooqnagar and Nagarkurnool. 2 each in agro-based industries like spinning and wool Alampur and Kollapur and one each in Badepalle. processing mill at Mahbubnagar, an oil mill at Kosigi and Srisailam Project Township Left Flank Iadcherla. The light engineering units at Mah­ Colony. Ten agricultural credit societies and 69 bubnagar and ladcherla, the silk industry at non·agricultural credit societies are serving the Narayanpet are some of the small scale industries total urban population of the district. PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

The Primary Census Abstract provides the While presenting the data in the Primary most important statistics relating to residential Census Abstract, villages and towns have been houses, households and population and its charac­ arranged in the ascending order of th,eir L. C. Nos. teristics down to the village/ward levels in The wards in each town have also been arranged rural/urban areas respectively. The Primary similarly. The uninhabited villages and villages Census Abstract and some other tables till the 1971 fully included in a town have been indicated Census, were generated by breaking the Individual accordingly in the rural Primary Census Abstract. Slip pads and s'rtir.g _them out manually. As a In case of villages which are partly included in distinct departure from this procedure, the system towns the word 'Rural' has been added in brackets of 1981 Census tabulation avoided breaking of the after the name of the village and the particulars pads and manual sorting of the Individual Slips. relating to the rural portion only have been The data on Primary Census Abstract was obtained presented against such villages. An alphabetical by compilation of data available in Part-II of the list of villages together with their respective L. C. Household Schedule, namely Population Record. Numbers is given at the beginning of each taluk, which helps the reader to locate the village for Primary Census Abstract of 1981 Census has which data ,n the Primary Census Abstract is been presented on the following aspects for each required. revenue village in respect of rural areas and for each ward/locality/block of a town in urban areas. The basic characteristics of such of those persons who were alive at the sunrise on 1st 1 Location Code number and name of March, 1981 whether they lived in normal residen­ village/town and area. tial houses or huts in institutions like hospitals, 2 Total number of occupied residential hostels, asylums. boarding houses, hotels, etc. or houses and tctal number of households. houseless persons like the wandering tribes, 3 Total population and its sex breakup. pavement dwellers have been presented in 28 4 Population of Scheduled Castes and columns of the Primary Census Abstract. Scheduled Tribes by sex breakup. As per the 19l11 Cen sus count the population 5 Literate persons by sex. of Mahbubnagar district is as follows: 6 Total main workers (I to IX categories) and the breakup of the workers into four broad categories viz: Persons Males Females Category I : Cultivators. Category II : Agricultural Labourers. Total 2,444,619 1,232.684 1,211,935 Category V(a) Household Industry. Rural 2,177,398 1.093.577 1,083.821 Category III, IV. Other Workers and also Urban 267,221 139,107 128.114 V(b) & VI to IX ; the marginal workers and non-workers by sex. Col. No. 1 & 2 indicate L. C. No. and name of village/town/ward. Location Code is a The column 'Marginal Wurkers' is an addition device by which every village or town in a taluk to the Primary Census Abstract in 1981 Census of every district in a State is identified by a combi­ and was not there in the previous censuses. The nation of numbers. Districts in the State are marginal worker is defined as a person who has serially numbered in a clockwise direction starting worked in any economic activity for less than 183 from Srikakulam district and ending with Nal­ days or 6 months in a year. Thus he would be gonda district In this process Mahbubnagar basically classified as a non-worker for the major district was allotted L. C. No. 14. Likewise the part of the year. taluks in each district were given numbers serially [30] " in a clockwise order and the villages in each taluk CoJs. 15 to 28: At the 1981 Census, population were assigned serial numbers in serpentine order. has been broadly divided into three s.ections based Unlike the districts, taluks and villages, the towns on main activity viz., workers, marginal workers, in each district were given numbers in alphabetical non-workers. Their deta:ls are shown under these order. L. C. NL1S. of villages were given in arabic columns. numerals while those of LnV'1S in roman numerals. The definitions and concepts adopted in the Col. 3: This col umn shows the area of economic classification of population at the 1981 villages in hectares while the area of t Jwn is given Census are given under item Analytical Note. in sq. kms. based on the information furnished by' the respective State agencies. Where the area of a Work: Work is defined as partic:pation in particular village/town was not available, the fact any economically productive activity. Such parti­ was n0ted as N. A. against that village/town. The cipation may be physical or mental in· nature· area of all the villages and towns put together may W0rk involves not only actual work but also not be equal to the area of the taluk since the area effective supervision and direction of work. A of the taluk includes area of villages. reserve man or a woman who is doing only household forests. rivers and hills within the taluk. Rural area duties or making something only for domestic of a taluk presented in P. C'. A. is obtained consumption (and not for sale) is not doing any by deducting urban area from the total area w(lfk in census terminology. The reference period of the taluk as furnished by the State Survey is the one year preceding the date of enumeration, Departme:1t. Similarly, the rural area (If a dis­ Persons who had worked for 183 days or more, in trict can be obtained by deducting the total other words worked for 6 months or more are urban area of all the towns frem the total classified under cultivator. agricultural labourer, area of the district. The area figures of the districts household industry and other workers according in the State are those :;upplied by the Surveye>r to the nature of work one did. Such of those General of India. Hence the total area of all the persons who had worked for less than 183 days or taluks in a district put together may not tally w:th 6 months are shown as marginal w()fkers. the district area figures. Cultivator: For purposes of census a person is working as cultivator if he or she is engaged Col. 4: Number of occupied residential either as employer. single worker or family worker houses in a village /tc,wn includes partly residential houses also. in cultivation of the land owned or held from government or held fr0m private persons or Col. :; : This column includes houseless house. insLtutions for payment in money. kind or share. holds and institutional households as well. Cultivation includes supervision or direction of cultivation. Cols. 6 to 8: Total popUlation includes house­ Agricultural labourer: A person who works in less and institutional population with sex break up. another persons land for wages in money. kind or share is regarded as agricultural labourer. An CoJs. 9 to 12: Under these columns the popu­ agricultural labourer has r.o right of lease or lation of S. Cs. and S. Ts. by sex is given. A cor-tract on land on which he/she wC1fked. Copy of the list of S. Cs. and S. Ts. in Andhra Pradesh as notified in Presidential Order No. Household Industry: Household industry is Be 12016/34/76 SCT-V dated 27-7-1977 is appcnded defined a s an in oustry conducted by the head of at the end of this chapter. the homehold himself/herself an i or by the members of the household at home or within the Co)s. 13 & 14: Literate persons are shown village in rural areas and only within the precincts under these columns. A person who can both of the house where the household lives in urban read and write with understanding in any language areas. The large proportion of workers in a is taken as literate. A person who Can merely household industrY should consist of members of read but cannot write is not a literate. All children the household including the head. The industry of the age of 4 years Or less are treated as illiterate should not be run on the scale of registered even if the child is going to school and have picked factory which would qualify or has to be registered up reading and writing a few odd words. under the Indin Factories Act. [31]

Other workers: All workers who are not 1981 Census compared to 91.0% and 9.0% in 1971. cultivators or agricultural labourers or in house­ There are 983 females per every 1000 males at the hold industry are other workers. The type of 1981 Census when compared with State index of workers that come under this category include 975 females per 1,000 males. The ratio of 988 factory workers, plantation workers, those in females per every 1,000 males was recorded at 1971 trade, commerce, business, transport, mInIng, Census. construction, political or social work, all govern­ ment servants, municipal employees, teachers, Mahbubnagar district returned 474,623 literates priests, entertr,inment artists, lawyers, barbers, at 1981 Census forming 19.42% of the total popu­ lation of the district compared with 300,451 dhobis, etc. literates constituting 15.55% at 1971 Census. The sex break up of literacy rates during 1981 Census A.ccording to the 1981 Census there are 444,668 is 28.12% among males and 10.56% among females. occupied residential houses and 452,767 house­ Rural - Urban break up of literacy rates indicate holds in Mahbubnagar district compared to 16.11% of population are literates in rural, whil e 358,754 residential houses and 372,587 households this is 46.35% in urban popUlation. The corres­ in 1971 registering an increase of 23.95% in number ponding rural and urban rates of literacy at 1971 of residential houses and 21.52% in number of are 13.18% and 39.58% respectively. househol ds. In Mahbubnagar district there are 1,146,830 The total number of persons returned at the worke~s constituting 46.91 % of the total popUlation 1981 Census in Mahbubnagar district is 2,444,619 as ag:unst 907,932 workers forming 46.99% in 1971 as against 1,932,082 in 1971 Census, thus recording Census. Among males the workers constituted an increase of 26.53% as against the State's growth 58.1S,% while among females only 35.45% are rate of 23.10%. The proportion of ruwl and urban ~orkers. The dec:~ase in the working population population to the total popUlation in the district IS due to the defiDltlOn of worker adopted in 1981 works out to 89.07% and 10.93% respectively in Census.

List of Scheduled Castes in Andhra Pradesh

1 Adi Andhra 26 Holeya 2 Adi Dravida 27 HoI eya Dasari 3 Anamuk 28 Jaggali 4 Aray Mala 29 lambuvulu 5 Arundhatiya 30 Kol upul vandl u 6 Arwa Mala 31 Madasi Kuruva, Madari Xurva 7 Bariki 32 Madiga 8 Bavuri 33 Madiga Dasu, Mashteen 9 Beda Jangam, Budga Jangam 34 Mahar 10 Bindla 35 Mala 11 Byagara 36 Mala Dasari 12 Chachati 37 Mala Dasu 13 Chalavadi 38 Mala Hannai 14 Chamar, Mochi, Muchi 39 Ma!ajangam 15 Chambhar 40 Mala Masti 16 Chand ala 41 Mala Sale, Netkani 17 Dakkal, Dokkalwar 42 Mala Sanyasi 18 Dandasi 43 Mang 19 Dhor 44 Mang Garodi 20 Dom, Dombara, Paidi, Pano 45 Manne 21 Ellamalawar, Yellammala Wan dIu 46 Mashti 22 Ghasi, Haddi, Relli Chachandi 47 Matangi 23 . Godagali 48 Mehtar 24 Godari 49 Mitha Ayyalvar 25 Gosangi 50 Mundala [32]

List of Scheduled Castes in Andbra Pradesh (Coneld.)

51 Paky, Moti, Thoti 56 Samagara 52 Pambada, Pam banda 57 Samban 53 Pamidi 58 Sapru 54 Panchama, Pariah 59 SindhoIIu, Chindollu 55 Relli

List of Scbeduled Tribes in Andbra Pradesh

1 Andh 18 Koya, Goud, Rajah, Rasha Koya, Linga­ 2 Bagata dhari Koya (Ordinary) Kottu Koya, Bhine Koya, Rajkoya 3 Bhil 19 KuIia 4 Chenchu, Chenchwar 20 Malis (excluding Adilabad, Hyderabad, 5 Gadabas Karimnagar, Khammam, Mahbubnagar, 6 Gond, Naikpod, Rajgond Niz:lmabad, Medak, NaJgonda and 7 Goudu (in the Agency tracts) Warangal districts) 8 Hill Reddis 21 Manna Dhora 9 Jatapus 22 Mukha Dhora, Nooka Dhora 10 Kammara 23 Nayaks (in the Agency tracts) 11 Kattunayakan 24 Pardhan 12 Kolam, Mannervarlu 25 Porja, Parangiperja 13 Konda Dhoras 26 Reddy Dhoras 27 Rona, Rena 14 Konda Kapus 28 Savaras, Kapu Savaras, Maliya Savaras, 15 Kondareddis Khutto Savaras 16 Kondhs, Kodi, Kodhu, Desaya Kondhs, 29 Sugalis, Lambadis Dongria, Kondhs, Kuttiya Kondhs, Tikiria 30 Thati (in Adilabad, Karirnnagar, Khammam Kondhs, Yenity Kondhs Mahbubnagar, Medak, Nalgonda, Nizam· abad and WarangaI Districts) 17 Kotia, Bentho Oriya, Bartika, Dhulia, 31 Valmiki (in the Agency tracts) Bulia, Holva, Paiko, Putiya, Sanrona, 32 Yanadis Sidhopaiko 33 Yerukulas THE BRIEF ANALYSIS OF VILLAGE & TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT DATA

There are 1,539 villages in the district at the The folIowing table gives the population of 1981 Census as against 1,531* at 1971. Out of the tuluks by total/rural/urban with sex break··up. The 1,539 villages, 1,470 are inhabited while 69 villages number of villages and towns in each of the taluks are uninhabited. 3 inhabited villages are reported is also indicated in this table. as partly included in different towns of the district. S villages which are completely included in urban Mahbubnagar tal uk has more urban popula­ areas are not taken into account in computing the tion than other taluks, while Achampet taluk has number of villages in the distri ct. the least urban population as per 1981 Census.

Table 1

POPULATION, NUMBER OF VILLAGES AND TOWNS, 1981

Population No. of ------.. -.-.--.-----.-~--~- .. --~-.------Total Rural Urban Villages No.of SI. Name of ---~-----.------~--.------No. Taluk p M F p M F p M F Total Inhabi- Towns ted 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

1 Kodangal 205,761 101,898 103,863 194.402 96,340 98,062 11,359 5,558 5,801 156 152 1

2 Makthal 188,644 93,235 95,409 160,783 79,388 81,395 27,861 13,847 14,014 129 115 1

3 Mahbubnagar 203,903 104,730 99,173 116,400 58,994 57,406 87,503 45,736 41,767 82 79 1

4 Jadcherla 132,298 67,289 65,009 113,674 57,493 56,181 18,624 9,796 8,828 89 88 1

5 Shadnagar 171,363 87,006 84,357 155,038 78,440 76,598 16,325 8,566 7.759 123 115 1 6 }(alvakurthi 247,636 125,544 122,092 247,636 125,544 122,092 .. 147 144

7 ~agarkurnool 224,812 112,732 112,080 209,934 104,805 105,129 14,878 7,927 6,951 137 132 1

8 Wanaparthi 232,799 117,411 115,388 204,091 102,258 101,833 28,708 15,153 13,555 143 137 1

9 Atmakur 153,860 76,557 77,303 153,860 76,557 77,303 122 119

10 Gadwal 202,987 103,037 99,950 172,028 86,937 85,091 30,959 16,lCO 14,859 102 98 1

11 Alampur 152,249 77,105 75,144 141,505 71,537 69,968 10,744 5,568 5,176 99 94 1

12 Kollapur 186,940 94,462 92,478 173,456 87,262 86,194 13,484 7,200 6,284 116 108 1

13 Achampct 141,367 71,678 69,689 134,591 68,022 66,569 6,776 3,656 3,120 94 89 1

Total 2,444,619 1,232,684 1,211,935 2,177,398 1,093,577 1,083,821 257,221 139,107 128,114 1,539 1,470 11

* One village in Jadcherla taluk and 7 villages in Shadnaaar tallOk are newly spruni up after 1971 C,usus. Hence the variation. [34]

Following table compues the taluk-wise recorded the hi ghest growth rate of 40.46% during population from 1971 and 1981 Censuses for total, the decade 1971-81, while Kodanpl taluk hr,s rural and urban areas. Wanaparthi tallik has recorded the lowest growth rate of 18.38%.

Table 2

DECADAL CHANGE IN DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION

Population Percentage decadal 1971 1981 (1971-81) variation ,..-----_.)..._-----, , _____.A.. _____, r-----.A..----, Taluk Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Kodangal 173,816 164,799 9,017 205,761 194,402 11 ,359 18.38 17.96 25.97

2 Makthal 158,399 136,655 21,744 188,644 160,783 27,861 19.09 17.69 28.13

3 Mahbubnagar 146,467 94,711 51,756 203,903 87,503 39.21 22·90 69.07

4 Jadcherla 102,913 90,874 12,039 132,298 113,674 18,624 28,55 25.09 54.70

5 Shad nagar 138,559 128,481 10,078 171 ,363 155,038 16,325 23·68 20.67 61·99

6 Kalvakurthi 200,007 200,007 247,636 247,636 23.81 23.81

7 Nagarkurnool 177,698 169,263 8,435 224,812 209,934 14,878 26.51 24.03 76.38

8 Wanaparthi 165,746 148,704 17,042 232,799 204,091 28,708 40·46 37·25 68·45

9 Atmakur 124,041 124,041 153,860 153,860 24.04 24.04

10 Gadwal 161,906 140,078 21,828 202,987 172,028 30,959 25.37 22.81 41.83

11 Alampur 122,836 ]13,645 9,191 152,249 141,505 10,744 23.94 24.51 16.90

12 Kollapur 148,615 139,551 9,06~ 186,940 173,456 13,484 25.79 24.30 48.76

13 Achampet 111,079 107,951 3>128 141,367 134,591 6,776 27.27 24.68 116.62

District 1,932,08~ 1,758,760 173,3~2 2,444,619 2,171,398 267,221 26.53 23.80 54.18

Table 3 shows the total number cf inhabited uninhabited are not taken in·to account. Maximum villages in the district classified by population into number of villages are 10 the size group of six broad ranges. In computing the number of 500-1,999 population and form 60.48% of total villages in a taluk, the viI1ages which are either completely included in an urban unit or returned villages in this district. [35]

Table 3 According to 1981 Census the population of Scheduled Castes in Mahbubnagar district is DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY 424,076 accounting for 17.35% of the total popul­ POPULATION RANGES ation of the district. Scheduled Caste population in this district forms 5.33% of the total Scheduled Range of No. of villages Percentage of Caste population in the State. In Table 5 the population in each range villages in each proportion of Scheduled Caste population to total range population in the villages is calculated for all the 2 3 villages in the district and arranged in seven ranges together with percentage of villages in each range. 28.09% of the villages have Scheduled 199 64 4.35 Caste population in a percentage range 21-30. 200 499 188 12.79 - Only' 6.05% of villages are without Scheduled 500 1,999 889 60·48 - Caste population. 2,000 - 4,999 298 20.27 5,000 9,999 24 1·63 - Table 5 10,000 + 7 0.48 PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES Total 1,470 100.00 POPULA TION TO TOTAL POPULATION The following table presents the distribution IN THE VILLAGES of villages by density into nine ranges and also the percentage of villages in each range. The density Percentage range figures per sq. km, of each village have been -of Scheduled No. of villages Percentage worked out by using the area figures corrected Castes popula- in each range of villages upto two places of decimal. The higbest proportion tion to total in each range population of villages is observed in the density range of 101-200. More than 70% of villages come under 1 2 3 dens:ty group 101. and above. This district has returned a density of 133 persons per square kilometre as against 195 persons for the State. Nil 89 6.05 5 or less 56 3.81 Table 4 6 ~ 10 101 6·87 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES BY DENSITY 11 - 15 275 18.71 16 - 20 357 24:29 Range of Total No. of Percentage of 21 - 30 413 28.09 density Villa&les in each villages in each 31 and above 179 12·18 (per sq. km.) density range density range 1 2 3 Total 1,470 100.00 - 10 7 0.48 11 - 20 15 1.02 The Scheduled Tribes population in the district 21 - 50 62 4.22 as shGwn in Table 6 is only 155,240 persons forming 6.35% of the total population of the 51 - 100 328 22.31 district. 42.93% of the total villages in the district 101 - 200 ~12 55.24 have returned the proportion of Scheduled Tribe 201 - 300 168 11.43 population less than 5% range. 27.41% of the total 301 - 500 59 4.01 number of villages in the district do not have Scheduled Tribe population. Among the taluks, 501 15 1.02 + highest proportion of Scheduled Tribe population Not known 4 0.27 is returned in Kalvakurthi taluk accounting for 19.27% of the total Scheduled Tribe population in Total 1,470 100.00 the district. [36]

Table 6 Table 7 provides the total population, Sche­ duled Caste and Scheduled Tribe popUlation and PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBE POPULATION the percentage of scheduled caste and scheduled TO TOTAL POPULATION IN THE VILLAG ES trjbe population to total popUlation of the towns in the district. Percentage range of Scheduled No. of Percentage The total scheduled castes popUlation in all Tribe popula­ villages in of villages the urban areas of the district at 1981 census was tion to total each range in each range population 23,695 persons representing 8.87% of the total urban population. Among the towns, proportions 2 3 of scheduled castes' population varies from 6.69% in Mahbubnagar town to 20.61% in Alampur Nil 403 27·41 Panchayat town. 5 or less 631 42·93 6 - 15 174 11.84 The scheduled tribes' population in urban 16 - 25 86 5.85 areas of the district according to 1981 census is 26 - 35 64 4.35 2,037 persons constituting 0.76% of the total 36 - 50 55 3.74 urban population. The proportion of scheduled 51 and above 57 3.88 tribes' population varies from 0.31 % in Alampur town to 2.33% in Srisailam Project Township Left Total 1,470 100.00 Flank Colony.

Table 7

PROPOR TION OF SCHEDULED CASTS/SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULA nON 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 t ion to total Popu lation to total population Population 2 3 4 5 6

Alampur 10,744 2,214 33 20.61 0.31 Badepalle 18,624 1,609 142 8.64 0.76 Farooqnagar 16,325 1,350 66 8.27 0.40 Gadwal 30,959 2,438 156 7.87 0.50 Kollapur 13,484 1,891 96 14.02 0.71 Kosigi 11 ,359 917 8.07 '. Mahbubnagar 87,503 5,856 726 6.69 0.83 Nagarkurnool 14,878 1,593 64 10.71 0.43 Narayanpet 27,861 2,356 88 8.46 0.32 Srisailam Project Townsh ip 6,776 749 158 11.05 2·33 Left Flank Colony

Wanaparthi 28,708 2,722 508 9.48 1. 77

All Towns 267,221 23,695 2,037 8.87 0.76

Table 8 gives the literacy rates by population the literacy rate Increases as the size-class of ranges of villages in the district. According to populaLon ()f villages increases. the general literacy rate, the district takes 16th Highest literacy rate of 33.06% is found ID rank among the districts of the State. Interestingly, villages with 10,000 + population. [37]

Table 8 Table 10 presents the proportions of literates, LITERACY RATES BY POPULA nON workers, non-workers, scheduled castes/scheduled RANGES OF VILLAGE tribes population to the total population, giving Range of No. of villages Literacy break-up by taluk (total/rural/urban) and by sex. Population in each range rate There is a higher concentration of scheduled castes 2 3 and scheduled tribes popUlation in the rural areas 199 64 8·67 200 - 499 188 10.93 than in the urban areas. Mahbubnagar district 500 - 1,999 889 13.55 has returned 19.42% of the t0tal population of the 2,000 4.999 298 16·88 - district as literates. 5,000 - 9,999 24 21.95 10,000 + 7 33.06 Total 1,470 16.11 Kalvakurthi taluk has returned the largest The table 9 shows the literacy rates for the number of workers 132,400 in its rural areas towns in the district as per 1981 census. accounting for 11.25% of the total rural workers The literates in all the 11 urban areas in the of the district and 53.47% of the total rural popul­ district together constitute 123,860 persons forming 46.35% of the urban population. Among the towns, ation of the taluk. Kodangal taluk stands first the literacy rate varies from 30.93% in Kosigi among the taluks in the district in the proporation town to 57.52/~ in Mahbubnagar town. Being the of workers to total popUlation. Achampet taluk district headquarters and the location of several has returned 22.41 % of scheduled caste population district administrative offices and educational institutions, Mahbubnagar town tops in propor­ while the least is in Mahbubnagar taluk with tions of literates. 11.98%. In rural areas also Achampet taluk stands Table 9 highest with 22.98% of the Scheduled Caste popu­ LITERACY RATES FOR TOWNS lation while Wanaparthi taluk recorded the last

Name of the Town Literacy Rate position with 14.26%. The percentage of scheduled caste population in urban areas range between 2 6.69% to 20.61 % among the taluks. Achampet Alampur 33· 12 Badepalle 50.57 taluk has recorded highest proportion of scheduled Farooqnagar 40·43 tribe popuhtion with 16.56% while Alampur Gadwal 38.59 taluk has the least proportion of scheduled tribe Kollapur 38·21 Kosigi 30·93 population with only 0.60%. Mahbubnagar 57·52 Nagarkurnool 52.31 Narayanpet 36.86 Mahbubnagar taluk tops the list in literacy Srisailam Project Township 42.84 rates among the total, male and female popUlation Left Flank Colony Wanaparthi 43.15 of the district. All Towns 46.35 [38]

Table

LITERATES, WORKERS, NON·WORKERS, SCHEDULED CASTEl

PERCENTAGE OF _~_~~~~~_~~~~~ __ w ______~ ___ ~ ______

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

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

Kodangal T 205,761 101,898 103,863 17.51 7.08 16.48 25.60 7.53 R 194,402 96,340 98,062 18.07 7·49 15.64 24.45 6·99 U 11,359 5.558 5,801 8.07 30.93 45.68 16.79 2 Makthal T 188,644 93,235 95,409 15.72 3.14 19.33 29.13 9.74 R 160,783 79,388 81,395 16·98 3·63 16.29 25.46 7.34 lJ 27,861 13,847 14,014 8.46 0·32 36.86 50.19 23.68 3 Mahbubnagar T 203,903 104,730 99,173 11.98 6·39 33.49 43.36 23.07 R 116,400 58,994 57,406 15.96 10·57 15.43 23·84 6.79 U 87,503 45,736 41.767 6.69 0.83 57.52 68·58 45.44 22.50 4 Jadcherla T 132,298 67,289 65,009 16.37 11.93 31·96 12·70 R 113,674 57,493 56,181 17.63 13.76 17.90 26·65 8·94 U 18,624 9,796 8,828 8.64 0.76 50.57 63.09 36.68 5 Shadnagar T 171,363 87,006 84,357 19.87 7.51 18.34 27·48 8.92 R 155,038 78,440 76,598 21.09 8.26 16·02 24·82 7.01 U 16,325 8,566 7,759 8.27 0.40 40·43 51.90 27.76 6 Kalvakurthi T 247,636 125.544 122,092 20.14 12.08 18·21 26.81 9.36 R 247,636 125,544 122,092 20.14 12.08 18.21 26.81 9.36 U 7 Nagarkurnool T 224,812 112,732 112,080 20.39 4.16 18.81 27.28 10.28 R 209,934 104,805 105,129 21.08 4.43 16.43 24.48 8.40 U ]4,878 7,927 6,951 10.71 0.43 52.31 64.26 38.69 5.46 19.53 8 Wanaparthi T 232,799 117,411 115,388 13·67 28.47 10.44 R 204,091 102,258 101,833 14.26 5.98 16.21 24.56 7.83 U 28,708 15,153 13 ,555 9·48 1.77 43.15 54.88 30·03 16.57 2.11 16.30 24.64 9 Atmakur T 153,860 76.557 77,303 8.05 R 153,860 76,557 77,303 16·57 2.11 16·30 24.64 8·05 U \·83 14.75 10 Gadwal T 202,987 103,037 99,950 14·47 21·32 7.97 R 172,028 86,937 85,091 15·66 2.07 10·45 15.91 4·87 U 30,959 16,100 14,859 7.87 0.50 38.59 50.50 25.68 11 Alampur T 152,249 77 ,105 75,144 19.42 0.6r· 19.71 28.39 10·80 R 141,505 71,537 69,968 19.33 0·62 18.69 27.14 ]0.06 U 10.744 5,568 5,176 20.61 0.31 33.12 44.50 20.87 12 Kollapur T 186,940 94,462 92,478 18.50 5.24 16.39 24.00 8.62 R 173.456 87,262 86,194 18.84 5.59 14.69 21·93 7.37 U 13,484 7,200 6,284 14.02 0.71 38.21 49.07 25.76 13 Achampet T 141,367 71,678 69,689 22.41 16.56 18.58 26.90 ]0.02 R 134,591 68,022 66,569 22·98 17.28 ] 7·36 25.44 9.10 U 6,776 3,656 3,120 11.05 2·33 42·84 54.08 29.68

T 2,444,619 1,232,684 1,211,935 17.35 6.35 19.42 28.12 10.56 Total R 2,177,398 1,093,577 1,083,821 18.39 7.04 16.11 24.29 7.86 U 267,221 139,107 128,114 8.87 0.76 46.35 58.22 33.46 [39] t3 TRIBE POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT

PERCENTAGE OF ------.. -_ ... ------.. --_...... ----- Main workers to Marginal workers Total workers to Non-workers to total population to total population total population total population Total Rura 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)

50.67 60·93 40.61 5.60 0·71 10.39 56.27 61.63 51.00 43·73 38·37 49.00 T Kodangal 1 51.03 61.27 40·97 5.87 0.74 10.91 56.90 62.01 51.88 43.10 37.99 48.12 R 44.48 54.91 34.49 0.92 0.16 1·64 45.40 55.07 36.13 54·60 44.93 63·87 U 46'70 57.69 35.96 4·71 0.56 8.76 51.40 58.25 44.72 48.60 41.75 55·28 T Makthal 2 48.46 58.96 38.22 4.90 0·55 9.15 53.37 59.52 47.37 46.63 40.48 52.63 R 36.51 50.36 22.82 3.56 0.61 6.48 40.07 50.96 29.30 59·93 49·04 70.70 U 38.81 52·94 23.88 5.52 0.36 10.97 44.32 53.30 34.85 55.68 46.70 65.15 T Mahbubnagar 3 47.62 60.61 34.27 9,]0 0.50 17.94 56·72 61.12 52.21 43.27 38.88 47·79 R 27·08 43.05 9·59 0.75 0.17 1·39 27·83 43.22 10.98 72·17 56.78 89.02 U 45.19 57.11 32.86 4.90 0.63 9.32 50.10 57.74 42.+8 49.90 42.26 57.82 T ladchcrla 4 47.72 58·95 36.22 5.39 0.67 10.22 53.10 59.62 46·44 46.89 40.38 53.56 R 29.80 46.27 11.52 1. 93 0.45 3.58 31. 73 46.72 15.10 68.27 53.28 84.90 U 47.92 58·81 36.69 4·21 0.30 8.24 52·13 59·11 44.94 47.87 40.89 55.06 T Shad nagar 5 49.64 59·91 39.12 4.40 0·30 8.59 54.03 60·21 47.7. 45.97 39.79 52.29 R 31.64 48.75 12·75 2.44 0·30 4.79 34.08 49.05 17·54 65.92 50·95 82.46 U 47.99 60.70 34.91 5.48 0.77 10·32 53·47 61.48 45.23 46.53 38.52 54.77 T Kalvakurthi 6 47·99 60.70 34.91 5.48 0·77 10.32 53.47 61·48 45.23 46.53 38.52 54.77 R U 46.34 58.10 34.50 5.16 0.47 9.87 51. 49 58.57 44·37 48.51 41.43 55.63 T Nagarkurnool 7 47.57 59.12 36.06 5·42 0.48 10.35 52.99 59·61 46·40 47.01 40.39 53.60 R 28.91 44.63 10.98 1.39 0·30 2.63 30.30 44.94 13.61 69.70 55.06 86.39 U 46.20 56.55 35.66 4.83 0.51 9.23 51.02 57.05 44.89 48.98 42.95 55.11 T Wanaparthi 8 48·00 57.91 38.05 5.41 0.57 10.28 53.41 48.47 48.32 46.59 41·53 51.68 R 33.39 47.39 17.75 0.69 0.10 1.34 34.08 47.49 19.09 65.92 52.51 80.91 U 40.77 4·26 0.64 7.84 54.13 49·87 59·07 59.71 48·61 45.87 40.29 51.39 T Atmakur 9 49.87 59·07 40.77 4·26 0.64 7.84 54.13 59.71 48,61 45.87 40.29 51.39 R .. U 45·20 58.80 31.18 6.58 0·66 12·69 51.79 59·46 43.86 48.22 40·54 56.14 T Gadwal 10 47.49 60.91 33.76 7.04 0.61 13.61 54.53 61.53 47.38 45.47 38.47 52.62 R 32.50 47·37 16.39 4.01 0.92 7.37 36.52 48.29 23.76 63·48 51.71 76.24 U 50.48 59·74 40.98 4.31 0·64 8.07 54.79 60.38 49·05 45.21 39.62 50.95 T Alampur 11 50.95 60.32 41.36 4·58 0.66 8.59 55· 53 60.98 49.95 44.47 39.02 50.05 R 44.36 52·37 35.74 0.69 0.32 1.08 45.05 52.69 36.82 54.95 47·31 63.18 U 49·62 58·06 40.99 3·38 0·38 6.45 53.00 58.44 47.44 47.00 41.56 52.56 T Koilapur 12 50.72 59.03 42·31 3·58 0·40 6.81 54.30 59.42 49·12 45.70 40.57 50.88 R 35·38 46.33 22.84 0.80 0.18 1·51 36·18 46·51 24.35 63.82 53·49 75·65 U 45.84 57.82 33.51 3.70 0·60 6.89 49.54 58.42 40.40 50.46 41.58 59.60 T Achampet 13 46.21 57.74 34·43 3·87 0.62 7·20 50.09 58·36 41.63 49·91 41·64 58·37 R 38.34 59.22 13.88 0.31 0.33 0·29 38.65 59-55 14.17 61·35 40.45 85·83 U

46.91 58.18 35.45 4.90 0.56 9.32 51.S1 58.7-1 44.77 48.t9 41.26 55.23 T 48.73 59.62 37.75 5.30 0.58 10.06 54.03 60.21) 47.81 45.91 39.S!) 52.19 R 32.0S 46.86 16.03 1.63 0.34 3.0-1 33.71 47.20 19.06 66.29 52.S0 80.94 U t40]

Distribution of villages according to the avail­ Medical and market facilities are inadequate and ability of different amenities by taluks is presented only a meagre proportion of villages have these in the following table. As seen from the table, facilities viz., 16.05% of villages have medical education and drinking water facilities are avail­ facility and 8.03% of villages have market facility. able in all most all the villages, while amenities of power supply, P&T, approach by pucca road and The table clearly sets out the tal uk-wise communications are available in respect of 75.99%, position of various amenities. 60.88%, 58.23% and 48.30% of villages respectively.

Table 11

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF DIFFERENT AMENITIES

No. (with percentage) of villages having one or more 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 Hat cations Road Supply

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)

Kodangal 152 150 20 152 83 12 59 66 136 98.68 13.16 100.00 54.61 7·89 38.82 43.42 89.47 2 Makthal 115 107 13 115 85 14 40 46 72 93.04 11.30 100.00 73.91 12.17 34.78 40.00 62.61 3 Mahbubnagar 79 72 10 79 48 5 44 50 51 91.14 12.66 100.00 60.76 6.33 55·70 63.29 64.56 4 Jadcherla 88 78 14 88 45 5 35 59 75 88.64 15·91 100.00 51.14 5·68 39. 77 67·05 85.23 5 Shadnagar 115 109 19 115 75 12 71 90 87 94.78 16.52 100·00 65·22 10.43 61. 74 78.26 75.65 6 Kalvakurthi 144 139 25 144 99 14 85 92 132 96.53 17.36 100.00 68.75 9.72 59.03 63.89 91.67 7 Nagarkurnool 132 130 14 132 93 7 72 93 106 98.48 10· 61 iOe.OO 70.45 5.30 54.55 70·45 80.30 8 Wanaparthi 137 132 22 137 71 13 62 80 103 96.35 16.06 100.00 51.82 9.49 45.26 58.39 75·18

9 Atmakur 119 118 12 119 71 6 60 75 93 99.16 10.08 100.00 59.66 5.04 50.42 63.03 78.15 10 Gadwal: 98 97 25 98 53 9 54 55 74 98.98 25.51 100·00 54·08 9.18 55.10 56.12 75.51 11 Alampur 94 92 19 94 57 6 41 50 65 97.87 20.21 100.00 60.64 6.38 43.62 53.19 69.15 12 Kollapur 108 102 17 108 57 9 36 43 60 94.44 15.74 100.00 52.78 8.33 33'33 39.81 55.56 13 Achampet 89 87 26 89 58 6 51 57 63 97·75 29.21 100·00 65.17 6·74 57.30 64.04 70.79

Total 1,470 1,413 Z36 1,470 895 118 710 856 1,117 96.1Z 16.05 100.00 60.88 8.03 48.30 58.Z3 75.99 [ 41]

Table 12 gives the proportion of rural popul­ tion has access to market facilities. More than ation served by the different amenities and also 60% of the population have education, P&T, provides this information taluk-wise. communication, approach by pucca road and 33.08 percent of popufation has only medical power supply, while 100% of the population has facilities while about 21.57 percent of the popula- 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 SI.No. Name of Taluk lation of inha­ Post Approach bi ted 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 )

Kodangal 194,402 99.60 30·63 100.00 76.56 24.48 57.59 64.57 95·79

2 Makthal 160,783 99.22 36.26 100.00 92· 73 37·25 55·10 59.36 88.06

3 Mahbubnagar 98.90 25·48 100·00 82.22 15·65 73.69 81.58 87.11

4 Jadcherla 113,674 99·06 35·05 100.00 75·87 15.90 45.37 77.12 93·44

5 Shadnagar 155,038 99.43 32'49 100.00 82.24 19·13 73·69 85·35 85.27

6 Kalvakurthi 247,636 99·20 35.59 100·00 88.23 26·85 76.28 79.62 97.58

7 Nagarkurnool 209,934 99.96 20.37 100·00 86·29 11.47 64.11 79·51 90·08

8 Wanaparthi 204,091 99.54 36·39 100.00 72.13 21.27 64·38 72.21 87.93

9 Atmakur 153,860 99.91 22.75 100.00 79.83 17.95 62.24 72.75 88.72

10 Gadwal 172,028 99.94 38·86 100.00 77.52, 20.86 69.57 69.77 89.61

11 Alampur 141,505 99.85 35.43 100.00 76.57 17.01 55.21 63·09 83·01

12 Kollapur 173,456 98.74 30·12 100·00 71.57 20.42 41·56 49·97 70.62

13 Achampet 134,591 99.66 54.31 100·00 86·25 29·19 75.55 80.04 82.44

Total 2,177,398 99.48 33.08 100.00 80.78' 21.57 63.12 71.78 88.15

Table 13 gives the distribution of villages not rent distance ranges. Large number of villages do having certain amenities arranged by three distances not have market/bat, medical, communication and ranges from the places where tbese are available. P&T facillties within the village, but are available Only 57 villages do not bave education fa'cility

Within the viJIage, but these are available at diffe 4 at different distance ranges. [421

Table 13 Table 14 illustrates the distribution of villages according to the distance from the nearest town DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES NOT HAVING and availability of different amenities. CERTAIN AMENITIES, ARRANGED BY DISTANCE RANGES FROM THE PLACES • • WHERE THESE ARE AVAILABLE Only 6.19 per cent of the villages have towns within the range of 5 Kms. About 22.86 per cent Number of villages where the ame­ of the villages have towns within a range of 6-15 nity is not available and available at Kms., while the balance have nearest towns located Village not having distance of within 16-50 Kms. (68.57%) and 51 + Kms. (2.38%) the amenity of -5 kms. 5-10 kms. 10+kms. Total respecti vely. (Co!s.2-4) 1 2 3 4 5 As given in other tables on amenities, medical 1. Education 51 1 5 57 and market facilities are far below the levels 2. Medical 246 525 463 1,234 attained by other amenities. 3. Drinking Water •• 4. P & T 445 91 39 575 5. Market 270 668 414 1,352 6. Communication 483 205 72 760

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

Number (with percentage) of villages ha ving the amenity of ------Distance range No. of from the inhabited Post Approach power nearest town villages in Drinking & Market Communi­ by Pucca (in Kms.) each range Education Medical Water Telegraph cation Road Supply (10) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

o -5 91 86 11 91 50 6 43 60 73 94.51 12.09 100.00 54.95 6.59 47.25 65.93 80·22

336 324 49 336 206 18 168 209 253 96.43 14.58 100.00 61.31 5·36 50.00 62·20 75.30

16·50 1,008 970 161 1,008 613 93 480 568 772 96·23 15.97 100·00 60·81 9·23 47.62 56·35 76·59 ]9 19 51 + 35 33 15 35 26 1 19 94·29 42·86 100.00 74.29 2.86 54.29 54.29 54.29

U nsp e cified

Total 1,470 1,413 236 1,470 895 118 710 856 1,117 96.12 16.05 100.00 60.88 8.03 48.30 58.23 75.99

Table 15 sets out the amenities available in the 20.27% re~pectively. Only 2.11% of the villages villages by distributing the villages according to are in the category of 5,000+. It is interesting to the population range. The population ranges of less note that as the population range increases, the than 500, 500-1,999, 2,000-4,999, and 5,000 + are amenitjes avaiJabJe in the villages falling in these considered and the villages are distributed in these ranges are also on the Increase. As h::!s been r

Table 15 DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO POPULATION RANGE AND AMENITIES AVAILABLE

Number (with percentagc) of villages having the amcnity of ------No. of inhabited Post Approach Population villages in Drinking & Market Communi- by Pucea Power range each range Education Medical Water Telegraph cation Road Supply

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

--499 252 198 2 252 55 66 92 102 78.57 0.79 100·00 21·33 26.19 36.51 40.48

500--1,999 889 886 82 889 516 23 389 489 702 99·66 9.22 100·00 58.04 2.59 43.76 55.01 78.97

2,000--4,999 298 298 125 298 293 68 225 244 282 100.00 41.95 100.00 98.32 2:·82 75.50 81·88 94·63

5,000 + 31 31 27 31 31 27 30 31 31 100·00 87·10 100.00 100.00 87.10 96.77 100·00 100.00

Total 1,470 1,413 236 1,470 895 118 710 856 1,117 96.12 16.05 100.00 60.88 8.03 48.30 58.23 75.99

The main staple food in the major:ty of vill­ Rice and Jowal.' are the two main staple foods in ages in each tal uk is given in the following table. the villages in Mahbubnagar district.

Table 16

MAIN STAPLE FOOD IN THE MAJORITY OF VILLAGES TN EACH TALUK

SI.No. Name of Taluk Main Staple Food

1 Kodang11 Rice, Iowar 2 Makthal Rice, Jowar 3 Mahbubnagar Rice, Jowar 4 Jadcherla Rice, Jowar 5 Shadnagar Rice, Jowar

6 Kalvakurthi Rice, Jowar 7. Nagarkurnool Rice, Jowar 8 Wanaparlhi Rice, Jowar 9 Atmakur Rice, Jowar 10 Gadwal Rice, Bajra

11 Alampur Rice, Jowar

12 Kolbpur Rice, Jowar

13 Achampd Ri ce , Jo\\'ar [44]

Table 17 presents the land use pattern gIVIng Shadnagar taluk has the largest percentage of the proportion of cultivable area to the total area cultivable area of 87.10% while the irrigated area and the irrigated area to the cuI tivable area. It is is only about 8.91% of cultivable area. Achampet seen from the table that 66.65% of the total area is t

Table 17

DISTRIBUTION OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO LAND USE

Sl. No. of inhabited Total Percentage cultivable Percentage of irrigated area No. Name of Taluk villages area ar ea to total a rea to total cultivable area 2 3 4 5 6

1 Kodangal 152 323,044 79.20 11.33 2 Makthal 115 312,733 79.26 9.61 3 Mahbubnagar 79 170,483 61.68 14.58 4 Jadcherla 88 190.300 83.83 12.31 5 Shad nagar 115 255,619 87.10 8.91 6 Kalvakurthi 144 497,428 53.34 10.07 7 Nagarkurnool 132 352,428 85.28 10.23 8 Wanaparthi 137 317,279 75.28 21.50 9 Atmakur 119 247,819 66.39 20.50 10 Gadwal 98 346,431 86.95 6.99 11 Alampur 94 265,219 69.90 20.76 12 Kollapur 108 355,789 53.45 9.20 13 Achampet 89 491,677 23.05 11.42

Total 1,410 4,126,429 66.65 12.38

The table 18 reveals the decadal growth rate, distr let in relation to the State for four decades density and sex-ratio of urban population in the from 1951 census to 1981 census.

Table 18 GROWTH, DENSITY AND SEX-RATIO OF URBAN POPULATION IN THE DISTRICT IN RELAllON TO THE STATE

D S T R I C T Dccadal 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 1,447.132 156>160 10.79 764 983 1961 11590,686 159,691 10.04 2.26 789 951 1971 1.932,082 173m2 8.97 8.54 1.148 941 1981 2,444,619 267,221 10.93 54.18 1,746 921 [ 45]

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

S T A T E Dccadal 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)

8 9 10 11 12 13

1951 31,115,259 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 53,549,673 12,487,576 23.32 48·62 3.157 948

The following table 19 indicates the towns in Bldepalle Panchayat (Rs.23.45) while this is added/declassified at the 1981 census with their lowest in Kollapur Panchayat (Rs. 2.80). From all populatio;]. other sources together, the highest per capita receipt is seen in Mahbubnagar Municipality There is no case of addition or declassificatiun (Rs. 26.03) followed by Kosigi Panchayat (Rs. 23.02) of town at the 1981 census in this district. and Narayanpet Municipality (Rs. 19.20) while the lowest per capi ta receipt is recorded by Table 19 Badepalle town (Rs. 0.55). NEW TOWNS/TOWNS DECLASSIFIED IN 1981 CENSUS Mahbubnagar Municipl1ity stands first among the urb.lll areas of the district with its per capita expenditure of Rs. 33.75 followed by Gadwal Population 1981 Census Name of Towns Municipality (Rs. 26.12) and Narayanpet Munici­ pality (Rs. 23.55). Alampur town ranks last in per (a) Added capita expenditure (Rs. 9.17). The per capita expen­ Nil diture of Rs. 6.37 on public health and conveni­ ences in Mahbubnagar is the highest among the (b) Declassified towns while Kosigi has the minimum of Rs. 0.09. Nil The highest per capita expenditure of Rs. 0.23 on public institutions like schools and libraries is Table 20 deals with the finances indicating the recorded by Wanaparthi Panchayat. No expen­ receipt and expenditure in towns in the district as diture is incurred by Badepalle, Farooqnagar, Kollapur, Kosigi, Mahbubnagar and Narayanpet on 1979. towns for this purpose. Of the eleven urban areas in the district, the highest per capita receipt is noticed in Mahbub­ All the civic bodies are running on sound lines nagar Municipality (Rs. 41.17) followed by Gadwal with surplus budget except Alampur and Narayan­ Municipdity (Rs. 27.57) and Kosigi Panchayat pet towns which are functioning with deficit Town (Rs. 26.28) takes the third rank. The lowest budget. B1dep:llle, Mahbubnagar and Wanaparthi per capita receipt is recorded in Alampur Panch­ are having cO:1siderably more per capita receipts ayat (Rs. 9.16). Receipts through taxes is highest than per capita expenditure. [46]

Table 20

PER CAPITA RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURE IN TOWNS

P E R C A P I T A ------RECEIPT E X PEN D I T U R E

Receipt Expenditure Receipt from all Total General on public Exp enditure 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 institutions aspects

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

IV Alampur (P) 9.16 3.26 5.90 9·17 2.91 3.17 2.15 0.90

IV BadepalJe (P) 24.00 23.45 0.55 15.03 2.68 4.30 8.05

IV Farooqnagar (P) 15.12 5.55 9.57 11.31 1.96 2.40 2.68 4.27

III Gadwal (M) 27.57 9.74 17.83 26.12 2.52 4.34 1. 88 0.11 17.27

IV Kol!apur (P) 11.94 2.80 9.t4 11.02 2.04 3.16 1.13 4.69

IV Kosigi (P) 26.28 3.26 23.02 21'66 12.33 0.09 1·76 7.48

II Mahbubnagar (M) 41·17 15.14 26.03 33.75 10.69 6.37 11.72 4.97

IV Nagarkurnool (P) 16·78 11.40 5.38 12'88 8.65 0·48 2·66 0.16 0.93

III Narayanpet (M) 23.44 4.24 19.20 23.55 6·43 6.14 6.57 4.41

V Srisailam Project Township Left Flank No Local Body Colony (-)

III Wanaparthi (P) 18.35 5.57 12.78 11.63 2.22 3.00 }.03 0.23 5.15

Total ·27.40 10.41 16.99 2l.67 6.40 4.43 6.10 0.05 5.69

The following table 21 provides the data rela­ dents for appearing to the different grades of ting to the availability of educational facilities in examinations conducted by the concerned Exami­ different categories per 10,000 population. It may nation Boar d periodically. perhaps be mentioned here that data presented in There are 95 primary schools, 62 upp~r primary the following table refer generally to the institu­ schools, 38 high schools and 12 junior colleges in tions that have been recognised to teach the stu- all the urban areas of the district.

• The information is not available for Srisailam Project Township LFC as its CIVIC status is not yet determined. The population of this town is not considered in arriving at the per capita receipt and expenditure. [47]

Table 21 SCHOOLS PER TEN THOUSAND POPULATION IN TOWNS

Number per ten thousand population

Higher Secondary/ Class, name and civic Inter /PUC /Junior Secondary / Junior Seconuary/ status of Town College Matriculation Middle Primary (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) IV Alampur (P) 0.93 2.79 3.72 3.72 lV Badepalle (P) 0.54 1.07 3·22 3.76 IV Farooqnagar (P) 0.61 1. 23 0.6\ 3.06 III Gadwal (M) 0·32 1.94 2.26 5·49 IV Kollapur (P) 0.74 1·48 2·22 3.71 IV Kosigi (P) 0·88 0.88 2.64 4.40 II Mahbubnagar (M) 0·34 1.14 2·40 2.74 IV Nagarkurnool (Pl 0.67 3·36 4.70 5.38 HI Narayanpet (M) 0·36 1·44 1·79 4.31 V Srisailam Project Township 1.48 1·48 1.48 Left Flank Colony (- ) III Wanaparthi (P) 0.35 O. 70 ].39 2·44 Total 0.45 1.4Z 2.·32 3.56

From the table 22 it can be seen that the This table 23 which provides information on number of beds available in urban areas of this proportion of slums popUlation in towns is limited district is very low being 1.67 beds per every 1,000 to Class I and II towns as the magnitude of slum population. Nearly half of the total bed strength problem is greater in these categories of towns. in the urban areas of the district is concentrated in Mahbubnagar town, the district headquarters. The Mahbubnag1r is only the Class II town in this bed-population ratio is highest in Narayanpet town district. where there are 3.23 beds per 1,000 p0pulation. Kosigi and Mahbubnagar towns have recorded the bed-population ratio more than the district average. Table 23 In all other towns this ratio is less than th e district index. PROPORT,ON OF SLUMS POPULATION Table 22 IN TOWNS NO, OF BEDS IN MEDICAL INSTITUTlONS IN TOWNS Proportion of the No. of beds in medical Class, name and slums population to Class, name and civic status institutions per 1,000 civic status total population Density in s.lums of the town population of the town of the town (per Sq. Km.) (I) (2) (I) (2) (3) IV Alampur (P) 1·49 JV Badepalle (P) 0.86 IV Farooqnagar (P) 0.74 II Mahbubnagar (M) 3.62 N·A. III Gadwal (M) 0.97 IV Kollapur (P) 1. 33 IV Kosigi (P) 2.64 Total 3.62 II Mllhbubnagar (M) 2.00 IV Nagarkurnool (P) 1.34 III Narayanpd (M) 3.23 V Srisailam Project Town;,hip The table 24 gives the details of most impor­ Left Flank Culony (- ) taLt items manufactured, exported and imported 111 Wanaparlhi (P) 1.39 ---- in all the towns of the district. This table is self Total 1.67 explanatory. [48)

Table 24

MOST IMPORTANT cOMMODITY MANUFACTURED. IMPORTED AND EXPORTED TOWNS

)lost important commodity ------Class. name and civic status of the Town Manufactured Exported Imported

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

IV Alampur (P) Carpets Cloth Yarn

IV Badepalle (P) Earthen Jugs Rice Paddy

IV Farooqnagar (P) Bread Chillies Jowar

III Gadwal (M) Handloom Sarees Groundnut Oil Jaggery & Sugar

IV KolJapur (P) Oil Firewood Sugar

IV Kosigi (P) Tassor cloth Rice Jowar

II Mahbubnagar (M) Cotton Rice Oils

IV Nagarkurnool (P) Groundnut Oil Paddy Wheat

III Narayanpet (M) Handloom Sarees Handloom Sarees Yarn

V Srisailam Project Township Rice Left Flank Colony (-)

III Wanaparthi (P) Groundnut Oil Groundnut Seeds Wheat

Physically Handicapped Persons: arms or both legs would be sufficient for class:fic­ Collection of data on physically handicapped ation as totally crippled. Loss of only one arm persons is a special feature of 1981 Census. Last and/or one leg will not classify a person as totally crippled. The loss here refers to the inability to time this information was collected in 1931 Census. use and not necessarily physical absence. Thus, a After the independence the data for the phys:cally handicapped persons in our country were collected paralytic who has lost the use of both the legs or for the first time along with the houselisting both the arms, will be totally crippled, though the operations held in May, 1980 and as such, the legs or arms as such are still physically present". phYSically handicapped persons who were available In case when a person unfortunately suffere d in the census houses were alone covered in the from more tban one of the dislbi]ities mentioned survey. 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 blind persons covered are of three types of disab:1ities. and dumb or blind and crippled, etc., blindness totally blind, totally crippled and totally dumb. was noted for him as blindness is considered as The definition adopted for physically handicapped greater disability th':10 either dumbness or being is as follows: crippled. Similarly, being crippled W.lS considered a greater disability than being dumb. In an "Thl! term of totally crippled refers to such extreme case where a person suffered from all the persons who h:tVe lost their arms or limbs. The disabilities was taken under blind since this is loss of arms or legs or all the four ] im bs refers to certainly the most unfortunate dis::lbiJity. loss of both the arms or loss of both legs. It is not A statement showing the distribution of physi­ necessary that the disabled should have lost both cally handicapped persons by taluks in Mahbub­ arms and legs. The loss of either of these i.e., both nagar district is given below. [49]

DISABLED POPULATION BY TYPE OF DISABILITY - MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT

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

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

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT T 2.493,508 2.367 1.316 1 ,]94 R 2.222,605 2,265 1,242 1,139 U 270,903 102 74 55

1 Kodangal T 210.546 226 99 97 R 199.265 222 98 97 U 11.281 4 Kosigi (P) U 11,281 4 1

2 Makthal T 199,418 262 54 98 R 170.104 245 54 91 U 29,314 17 7 Narayanpet (M) U 29,314 17 7

3 Mahbubpagar T 204.945 127 73 51 R 117.011 104 50 40 U 87,934 23 23 11 Mahbubnagar (M) U 87.934 23 23 11

4 Jadcherla T 134,720 127 120 69 R 115,637 121 109 64 U 19,083 6 11 5 Badepalle (P) U 19.083 6 11 5

5 Shad nagar T 170,886 120 87 89 R 155,267 114 78 86 U 15,619 6 9 3 Farooqnagar (P) U 15,619 6 9 3

6 Kalvakurthi T 250.833 267 170 117 R 250,833 267 170 117 U

7 Nagarkurnool T 231,869 275 122 94 R 218,610 271 121 93 U 13,259 4 1 1 NagarkurnooI (p) U 13,259 4 1

8 Wanaparthi T 241.261 167 119 98 R 213,775 158 116 93 U 27.486 9 3 5 Wanaparthi (P) U 27.486 9 3 S

9 Atmakur T 158,842 148 72 85 R 158,842 148 72 85 U

10 Gadwal T 208.985 248 142 115 R 173.509 234 137 109 U 35.476 14 5 6 OadwaI (M) U 35.476 14 S (i [50]

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

11 Alampur T 151,952 75 75 103 R 140,766 70 68 99 U 11'} 86 5 7 4 Alampur (P) U 11,186 5 7 4

12 Kollapur T 189,394 159 87 118 R 176,235 146 74 105 U 13,159 13 13 13 Kollapur (P) U 13,159 13 13 13

13 Achampet T 139,857 166 96 60 R 132.751 165 95 60 U 7,106 1 Srisailam Project Township Left Flank U 7.106 1 Colony (-)

(-) Civic status not yet determined.

Physically handicapped form 0.20% of the total total physically bandicapped in the district 48.54% population in the district, comprising of 0.21 % of are totally blind, 26.98% are totally crippled and rural and 0.09 % of urban population. Out of the 24.48% are totally dumb. The survey revealed that total 4,877 persons recorded as physically handi­ Kalvakurthi tal uk has recorded the highest number capped i.e., totally blind, totally crippled and totally of physically handicapped persons accounting for dumb in the district as many as 4,646 persons for­ 554 persons, the lowest being Mahbubnagar tal uk ming 95.26% are from rural areas only. Among the with 251 persons. PART - B

VILLAGE AND TOWN DIRECTORY AND PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

SECTION I - Village Dire-ctory 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 Subs\dised 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 officiaf.., concerned were scrutinised and pre­ sented under certain columns in codes. Such codes Drinking Water: (Column No.7) will frequently be seen againt column numbers 5 Tap to 8, ]0, 11, 13, ]6 and 20. The following codes T Well have been used against the facilities available in W TK Tank the village. TW Tube Well HP Hand Pump Educational: (Column No 5) R River P Primary or Elementary School (Upto F Fountain Class IV) C Canal M Middle School or Junior Secondary L Lake (Class from V to VIlI) S Spring H l\{r'triculation or Secondary School N Nallah (Class from IX and X) a Others JC Higher Secondary I PUC I Interme­ NA Information not available d:ate / Junior College C CoIlege Post and Telegraph: (Column No.8) I Industrial School Tr Training School PO Post Office AC Adult Literacy Class / Centre TO Telegraph Office o Other Educational Institutions which PTO Post and Telegraph Office include Sanskrit Pathasala, Senior Phone Telephone Connection Basic School Communications: (Column No. 10) Medical: (Column No.6) BS Bus H Hcspitai RS Railway Station MCW Maternity and Child Welfare Centre or NW Navigable Waterway Maternity and Child Health Centre MH Maternity Home Approach to village: (Column No. 11) CWC Child Welfare Centre HC Health Centre PR Pucca Road PHC Primary Health Centre KR Kaccha Road PHS Primary Health Sub-Centre NR Navigable River D Dispensary NC Navigable Canal FPC Family Planing Centre Navigable Waterway TB T. B. Clinic NW NH Nursing Home FP Foot Path 2

Power Supply: (Column No. 13) Remarks, etc.: (Column No. 20) ED Electricity fM domestic purpose N Copies of the News Papers (Coming in EAG Electricity for Agriculture the village~ EO Electrity for other purposes like M Motor Cycles/Scooters industrial. commercial etc. C Cars/Jeeps Electricity for all purposes listed EA T Tractors above

Irrigated by source: (Column No. 16) As an example an entry showing figures like GC Government Canal P(2), or 0(2), or T(35.21), Tk(35.21) would indicate PC Private Canal that the village has two primary schools. two W Well (Without Electricity) dispensaries. extent of total irrigated land in the WE Well (with Electricity) village is 35.21 Hectares and extent of land irri­ -TW Tube Well (without Electricity) gated by water from tanks is 35.21 Hectares. TWE Tube Well (with Electricity) TK Tank Where a facility is not available in the village R River the distance at which the facility available is L Lake shown in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms; 5-10 Kms. WF Water Fall and 10 + Kms. of the nearest place where the faci­ o Others lity available is given. T Total KODANGAL TALUK J.'

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© Govemmentaf Indl. Copyrlght.1M4. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

KODANGAL TALUK

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

68 Allapoor 142 Gokulnagar 89 Nagsar 143 Allipur 45 Gourwar 2 Nagwar 108 Amlikunta 69 Gundepalle 26 Najkhanpalle 23 Amsanpalle 110 Gundmal 18 Nandarpur 31 Angadi Raichur 139 Nandigaon 49 Hakimpet 3 Annaram 83 Nandipahad 42 Hasnabad 97 Annasagar 40 Nandwar 93 Anthwar 36 Indanoor 117 Narapur 5 Appaipalle 61 Indapoor 30 Neetoor 111 Appaipalle (Koilkonda) 131 Nidijinta 103 Jadhavraopalle 115 Ashanpalle 8S Pallerla 128 Ayyawarpalle 79 Kadampalle 43 Parsapur 149 Kamsanpalle 86 Parsapur (Doula tabad) 92 Balampet 124 Kandanpalle 29 Pedda Nandigaon 104 BaJbhadrayapalle 120 Kankurthy 135 Peddapur 153 Bapanpalle 35 Kastooroalle 129 Pedripahad 105 Bhaktimalla 114 Khajipuram 123 Piddampallc 106 Bhogaram 140 Khush Mohmedpaile 50 Polepalle 67 Bichal 27 Kodangal 88 Polkampalle 80 Bijjaram 133 Kommur 28 pyalamaddi 148 Bommanpahad 77 Kosigi 130 Ranvatla 145 Boneed 58 Kothapallc (Kodangal) 37 Rawalpalle 12 Bonraspet 132 Kothapalle (Koilkonda) 25 Regadmailaram 17 Burhanpur 10 Kothur 1 Rudraram 39 Kowdeed 126 Chakal ivanipalle 62 Kudrimalla 156 Sajnapoor 73 Challapur 65 Kuppagiri 59 Saleempur 66 Chandrakal 152 Kyatanpalle 14 Saleindapur 150 Chandrareddipalle Sarangaraopalle 48 Lakcherla 107 55 Chandravancha 51 Sarjakhanpet 84 Lakkaipalle 146 Chanwar Sooraipalle 116 Lakshmipuram 60 76 Chennaram Sud banda 136 Lingalched 99 24 Chilmanmailwar Sultanpur 20 Lingampalle 91 41 Chinna Nandigaon 122 Tekalkota 102 Chintaldinne Lingareddipalle 32 57 Lodhipoor 70 Timmareddipalle 4 Chitlapalle Timmareddipalle(KoiIkonda) Choudarpalle 118 Lokurthy 138 19 Tirmalapur (Kodangal) Ma chanapalle 9 22 Tirmalapur Madanpalle 90 154 Damargidda 16 Togapuram Maddur 53 100 Danganpuram 113 Tumkimetta 127 Desaipalle 82 Malik Jadhavraopalle 11 '137 Dcvarfasalwad 119 Mallareddipalh:: 6 Udl11eshwar 112 Dorepalle 1:<7 Mannapur 155 Udimalgidda 6..J. Doula(abad 74 Mashrifa 96 Uligundam 44 Dudyal 38 Matoor 33 Upparapalle 144 Duppatghat 15 Mctlakunta vccraram 13 Dupucherla 81 1\1 i 1 japuram 134 98 Mogalmadka 95 Vithalapur Mominapur 52 Ejipoor 147 8 Wadichcrla 72 Erlapallc 109 Mudireddlp,dlc 15\ Wathugundla 47 Erlapallc (KodangaJ) 78 Muktarnagar 56 Mukthipahad 63 Yamki 121 Gadimankanpalle 75 Mungimalla 141 Ycllarcddipallc 94 Gadpa 54 Nacharam 125 Ychanpallc 34 Gandlapall e 101 Nagireddipallc 7 Yenkepallc 71 Gokafasalwad 21 Nagircddipallc (Kodangal) 46 Ycrupumalla 3 4

VILIJAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) Cod~ 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 Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Rudraram 3,650·66 751 3,940 P(2), 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS M(2),H 2 Nagwar 777·80 121 620 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 --5

3 Annaram 1,174·80 224 1,j 88 P -5 W -5 -5 BS

4 C1-!itlapalle 1,458·08 290 1,489 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

5 Appaipalle 1,140·81 133 726 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

6 Udmeshwar 464·98 123 658 P -5 W,HP - 5 10+ BS

7 YenkepaIJe 1,302·28 177 923 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 ~5

8 Wadicherla 1.167·11 209 1 ,]01 P 5-10 W PO 5--10 -5

9 Tirmalapur 431·39 Uninhabited (Kodangal) 10 Kothur 1,538·21 255 J,376 P W,HP, PO 10+ BS ° TK

11 Tumkinletta J.222· 55 271 1,346 P RP W,HP PO, Friday BS Phone

]2 Bonraspet I.633,71 647 3,546 P(3), HC, RP, W,HP, PO, Sunday DS M,H O,MCW R Phone

13 Dupucherla 655·59 84 462 P -5 W,O PO -5 -5

14 Saleindapur 308·77 109 583 P -5 W -5 -5 ,- 5

15 Metlakunta 1,751·07 325 1,644 P(2) -5 W,HP, PO -5 BS TK

16 Madanpalle 670·56 88 502 P -5 W,O -5 -5 BS 5

DIRECTORY and Land use KODANGAL 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 Tandur 24 EA Rice 352·07 3,158·]6 140·43 Jowar KR Tandur 22 Rice 124·24 651·54 2·02 2 Jowar PR Tandur 24 ED, Rice 246·45 T (19·43) 857·53 51·39 3 EO Jowar o (13.76) W (5.67) PR Tandur 26 ED, Rice 19·83 T (25·09) 840·53 572· 63 4 EAG Jowar W (21·85)

WE (3·24) f PR Tandur 22 EA Jowar 409·95 T (13· 35) 686·34 ~ 9·71 21·45 5 W (8·09) 0(4.05) WE (1.21) PR Tandur 20 ED, Jowar T (10 12) 399·02 41·68 14-16 6 EAG Ragi W (8·50) o (1·62) KR Tandur 18 EO Rice 477·93 T (18·21) 738·55 67·59 7 Jowar o (l0.J2) W (8·09) KR Tandur 19 ED, Rice 378·38 T (49.77) 619·57 118·57 8 EO Jowar TK (46·54) W (3.23) Uninhabited 9

PR Tandur 22 EA Rice 453·65 T (136.78) 830·82 116·96 10 Jowar TK (132.33) W (4·45) PR Kosigi 23 ED, Rice T (101.98) 834·05 78·91 206·88 N3 11 EO Jowar TK (70·42) W (29·94) R (1·62) PR Kosigi 24 EA Rice 115·74 T (278·01) 867·64 115·74 256·57 N6 12 Jowar TK (275·99) W (2·02) KR Tandur 18 ED Rice T (33·99) 532·56 80·94 13 lowar TK (33·18) W (0·81) KR Tandur 22 Rice T (12·95) 200· 72 95·10 14 lowar TK (12.14) W (0·81) PR Tandur 26 EA Rice 313·23 T (106·84) 835·72 491·28 Ml 15 Jowar TK (104·41) W (2·43) PR Kosigi 27 Rice 249·69 T (0·8!) 363·41 56·65 16 Jowar W (0.81) 6

VILLAGE

M AHBUBNAGAR 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 -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- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the s~, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (:\) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

17 Burhanpur 1,305·92 278 1,401 P(2) -5 W,HP, PO -5 BS TK

18 Nandarpur 475·50 201 1,004 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5

19 Choudarpalle 457·70 258 1,259 P,M D W,HP PO 10+ 5-10

-5 20 Lingall1palle 260·21 110 592 -5 5-10 W,HP -5 1O-!-

BS 21 Nagireddipa lIe 353·69 69 304 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 (Kodangal)

22 Machanapalle 192· 63 Uninhabited 5-10 ~J Amsanpalle 229·46 46 286 P 5-10 W,TK -5 5-10

24 Chilmanmailwar 1.129·88 265 1,578 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

25 Regadll1aiiaram 1,153·35 357 1,930 P o W,HP PO 5-10 BS

];S ~() Najukhanpallc 71 379 P -5 W,HP -5 -5

W,HP, PTO, Wednesday BS 27 Kodangal 3,601·69 2,083 11,098 P(7), H, RP(5), M(2), PHS, FPC, T Phone H(2), CHW JC,O -5 28 pyalamaddi 93~·39 139 692 P 5- 10 W,HP -5 5-10

PO 5-10 29 Pedda Nandigaon 695·25 197 1,159 P 5-10 W,HP 10+

30 Neetoor 1,027·90 279 1,545 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ 5-10 7 DIRECTORY and Land use KODANGAL 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 vation interest

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

PR Kosigi 24 ED, Rice T (98.74) 1,044·90 162.28 17 EO Jowar TK (81·74) W (17·00) PR Kosigi 18 EA Rice T (55,04) 369·47 50·99 18 Jowar TK (50·99) W (4.05) KR Kosigi 17 EA Rice T (73.25) 333·86 50·59 Nl: Ml 19 Jowar TK (63·13) W (10·12) KR Kosigi 16 Ri'cc T (29·94) 150·54 5·67 74·06 20 Jowar TK (20.23) W (9·71) PR Kosigi 18 ED Rice T (29·94) 237.55 86·20 21 Jowar TK (28·73) W (1·21) Uninhabited 22 KR Kosigi 16 ED. Rice T (23·47) 161·47 44·52 23 EAG Jowar TK (14·97) WE (4.45) W (4·05) PR Kosigi 16 EA Rice T (76·48) 951·82 15·38 86·20 24 Jowar TK (57·46) WE (10.12) W (8·90) PR Kosigi 19 EA Rice 55·44 T (84·99) 746·64 266·28 Cl 25 Jowar TK (66·78) WE (12·14) W (6,07) PR Ko~·,jgi 18 ED, Rice T (26,71) 183·7:. 10·93 Ml 26 EAG Jowar TK (\5· ~8) W (6·48\ WE (4·85) PR K,)sigi 20 FA Rice T (354·5() 2,827·53 418·85 N 244: 27 Jow:1r TK (126·17) C5: M16: T2 W (18·21) WE (10·12) KR Kosig: 21 ED Ricc T (14·16) 831·43 17·00 68·80 18 Jawar W (14'16)

PR Kosigi 24 EA Rice T (80·94) 566·96 15·78 31·16 ]\11 29 Jowar TK (67·58) W (1\),93) WI. (2·43)

PR Kosigi 26 EA Rice T (108,45) 836·89 l:Q·15 30 Jowar W (76·4~) TK (31·97) 8

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distan;:e 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 ,.-- ___ J...___ _ Code ~------~------~ 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 Water way) (I ) (2)' (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (lO)

31 Angadi Raichur 2,718·27 665 3,344 P(4),M PHC W,HP PO Saturday BS

32 Tekalkota 515·97 209 1,080 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS 33 Upparapalle 248·88 21 109 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5 34 GandJapalle 1.142,02 25 134 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10 35 Kastoorpalle 546·32 186 905 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

36 Indanoor 578·29 158 809 P 5-10 W,HP PO -5 BS

37 RawaJpalle 635·76 293 1,637 P 5-10 W PO, Thursday BS Phone

38 Matoor 965·98 211 1,072 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ BS

39 Kowdeed 345·60 109 514 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

40 Nandwar 297·44 120 622 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

41 Chinna Nandigaon 260·21 157 762 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ BS

42 Hasanabad 1,952· 20 689 3,829 P(3), PHS W,HP PO, 5-10 BS M,H Phone

43 Parsapur 1,350,43 260 1,250 P -5 W PO -5 fiS

44 DudyaJ 2,582·70 656 3,572 P,M RP,O W,HP PO 10+ BS

45 Gourwar 790· 75 167 816 P 10+ W PO 10+ fiS

46 Yerupumalla 1,074·03 300 1,576 P(2) 5-10 W,HP, PO 5-10 -5 R

47 Eclapalle (Kodangal) 576·27 109 574 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 BS 9 DIRECTORY and Land use KODANGAL TALUK

Land use (Le., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any place ef 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 culti- archaeolcgical vation interest

(11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (l9) (20) (I)

PR Kosigi 30 EA Rice T (45·73) 2,277·16 39·26 356·12 31 Jowar 0(31·57) W (8.09) WE (6·07) PR Tandur 28 EA lowar 355·72 74·46 85·79 32 KR Tandur 28 lowar 245·24 3·64 33 FP Tandur 30 Jowar 735·31 343·98 22·66 40·07 34 PR Tandur 36 ED, Jowar T (35·61) 431·39 79.32 N2:CI 35 EO Ragi TK (25·90) W (9·71) PR Tandur 32 ED Jowar T (20·23) 521·64 32·78 3·64 1'<3 36 Ragi W (14·16) o (6·07) PR Kosigi 32 EA Jowar T (10·12) 577-48 0·41 47·75 N7:MI:T2 37 Ragi W (6·07) WE (4·05) PR Kosigi 30 ED Rice T (47·75) 845·39 64·75 8.09 Nl:MI:Tl 38 Jowar TK (47·75) KR Kosigi 24 ED Rice 282·47 40·06 23·07 39 Jowar KR Kosigi 24 EA Rice T (63·53) 221·76 4·05 8·09 N3 40 Jowar TK (57·46) W (6·07) PR Kosigi 20 ED Rice T (18.21) 219·74 16·19 6·07 41 Jowar TK (18·21) PR Kosigi 14- EA Rice T (4-52·<\4) J, 384·()2 ll5· 74 TI 42 Jowar TK (439·49) W (10·52) WE (2.43) PR Kosigi 16 ED. Rice T (210·0.1) ~17·~7 322·13 43 EO TK (177. !)(J) W (32·37) PR Kosigi 11 EA Rice IYI·Ol T (233·51) 1,575·03 583·15 N3:M2 44 Jowar TK (188·1 R) WE (28· 73) W (16·60) PR Ko,igi 14 EA Rice 32 ·37 T (76.4R) 427·35 254·55 NI 45 Jowar TK (7[·63) W (4·85) KR Kosigi 18 ED Rice T (:01·53) 721·96 150·54 NI 46 Jowar TK (193·04) o (6·47) W (2·02) PR Kosigi 11 1 Rice 86·60 T (25.0 ) 176·44 288·14 47 Jowar TK (12·95) \V (12·14) I 10

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not a vailable 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, jf any wa!er way) (l} (2) OJ (4A) 14n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( (0)

48 Lakcherla [,089·01 208 1,\ 19 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

49 Hakimpet 579·10 271 1,378 p, 0 W,HP PO 5-10 BS 1\1

SO Polepalle 1,278·80 302 1,460 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

51 Sarjakhanpe-t 55·85 494 2,389 P,M,H D W,HP PO -5 BS

52 Ejipoor 639·00 35 186 -5 -5 w -) -5 BS

53 Togapliram 786·30 222 ],116 P D w PO 5-10 -5

54 Nacharam 590·84 191 1,046 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS

55 Chandra vaneha 728·03 177 902 P -5 \V,HP PO -5 BS

.56 Mukthipanad 266·69 73 331 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

57 Lodhipoor 141·23 52 291 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

5R Kothapalle 451·fi3 106 454 p 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS (Kodangal}

59 Salcempur 149· 73 30 147 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

W Soor3 i ral1c 369.07 138 620 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

61 Indapoor 577.48 122 689 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 11

DIRECTORY and Land use KODANGAL TALUJ(

Land use (i.e, arca 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.) f(lf culti- aT chaeolugical vation interest

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

KR Kosigi 8 EA Rice 62·32 T (70·82) 790·76 28· 73 136·38 48 Jowar TK (65·96) WE (4·86) 49 PR Kosigi 5 EA Rice T (156·61) 307·97 7·28 107·24 N3 Jowar TK (121·40) W(29·14) WE (6·07) KR Kosigi 6 EA Rice T (135·97) 819·89 22·26 300·68 N2:Ml 50 Jowar TK (130·31) W (4·45) WE (1.21) 51 PR Kosigl 4 EA Rice T (2.83) 30·35 n·67 N2 ]owar W (2·02) W (0·81) )2 PR Kosigi 4 EAG RiCe T (74·46) 499·38 65ol6 ]awar W (48·56) TK (15·78) WE (10.12) NI:T1 53 KR Kosigi 6 ED, Rice T (136·37) 435·04 214·89 EAG Jowar TK (129·50) W (5·66) WE (1·21) 54 PR Kosigi 6 ED Rice T (50·58) 205·98 305·14 28·73 Ragi TK (28'33) W (16·18) 0(6·07) 41·68 MI:TI 55 PR Kosigi 10 EA Rice T (87·81) 596·\0 2·03 Jowar TK (il3·94) WE (23.87) 17·00 56 KR Kosigi 12 ED Rice T (3)·97) 216·91 Jawar o (22·20) W (S·SO) WE (1·21) 25·49 57 KR Kosigi 12 ED Rice T (27·92) ~HlZ TK (27·92) 60·30 58 PR Kosigi 14 ED Rice T (6\·92) 329·41 Jowar o (43·71) TK (11·74) W (6·47) 128·::B Y·31 59 KR Kosigi 12 ED Rice T (12·14) Jawar W (6·07) 0(6·07) 279·64 42·49 60 KR Kosigil 6 ED Rice T (46·94) Jowar TK (42.90) W (4.04) 15·3B 72-03 61 KR Kosigi 16 ED Rice T (32·78) 457·29 Jowar TK (32· 78) 12

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distanc.:: Loca· Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5·10 Kms. and 10 -I- Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,-----'-----­ r------_A.._------, No hectares) House· Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

62 Kudrimalla 818.27 398 2,094 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

63 Yamki 634.55 94 518 P 5-10 W PO 10+ ·5

64 Doulatabad 2,586·74 995 5,014 P,M,H PHC W,TK PO Friday BS

65 Kuppagiri 688.77 114 581 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

66 Chandrakal 652·76 252 1,429 p.!\! 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 BS

67 Bichal 1,491.67 288 b712 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

68 AJlapoor 683·11 144 729 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

69 Gundepalle 524·47 133 721 P 5-10 W -5 10-;· 5-10

70 Timmareddipalle 821·11 219 1.149 P 5·10 W -5 10 1' 5-;0

71 Gokafasalwad 2.t18·52 464 2.414 P ,;\4 0 W PO 5-10 BS

72 Erlapalle 891·92 181 775 P 5-10 W -5 lOt 5-10

73 Challapur 627·26 195 1,006 P 5-10 W PO 5·10 -5

74 Mashrifa 1.191· 80 416 1,995 P(2) -5 W PO 5-10 5-10

75 Mungimalla 284·90 126 682 p 5-10 W .5 5-10 -5

76 Chennaram 393·76 179 815 P -5 W PO ·5

77 Kosigi 3,623·14 766 P FPC T PTO Sunday BS

78 Muktar Nagar 59·49 Uninhabited 13

DIRECTORY and Land use KODANGAL 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) (i8) (19) (20) (1)

PR Kosigi 15 EA Rice T (117·36) 656·40 44·51 Ml 62 Jowar TK (82·96) o (33·18) W· (0·81) WE (0·41) KR Kosigi 19 ED Rice T (28·73) 533·78 12·14 59·90 63 Jowar TK 28·73) PR Kosigi 26 ED Rice 121·40 T (299·47) 1,834·03 180·08 140·02 NlS:C12: 64 Jowar TK (299·47) M13: T2 KR Kosigi 32 ED Rice T (22·66) 524·07 142·04 65 Jowar TK (22·66) PR Kasigi 32 ED Rice T (25·09) 554·42 73·25 N3: C2: M4 66 Jawar TK (25,09) PR Kasigi 36 ED Rice T (20·24) 1,292·96 60·70 117·77 67 lowar TK (20·24) KR Kosigi 30 ED Rice 22·26 T (51·39) 602·58 6·88 68 Jowar TK (51-39) KR Kosigi 32 EA Rice T (56·65) 384·45 82·96 69 Jowar TK (44·51) W (12.14) KR Kosigi 36 ED Rice T (16·59) 747·45 21·04 36·02 70 Jowar TK (16.59) PR Kosigi 25 ED Rice 189·39 T (89.84) 1,619·55 76·89 142·85 Nl 71 Jawar TK (89·84) KR Kosigi 18 ED Rice T (2.02) 748·66 99·15 42·09 72 Jawar TK (2·02) KR Kosigi 18 EA Rice T (40·47) 546· 32 40·47 73 Jowar WE (26·30) TK (14·17) KR Kosigi 16 EA Rice T (74.46) 904·47 170·77 Ml 74 W (40.47) TK (1S·21) 0(14·16) WE (1.62) KR Kosigi ') ED, Rice T (17·80) 137·59 96·31 31· IS 75 EO W (14.57) 0(2.42) WE (0·81) KR Kosigi 7 EA Rice T (51·S0) 313·23 28·73 76 Jowar TK (41·28) W (10.52) PR Kasigi 2 EA Rice T (867.24) 2,560·03 195·06 M8:T4 77 Jowar TK (725.60) W (141·64) Uninhabited 78 14

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distan;e 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) ,--. ______.J..... ______, 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 Water way)

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

79 Kadampalle 572-22 140 797 P .5 W -5 -5 -5

80 Bijjaram 598· 53 163 771 P -5 W,N PO -5 -5

81 Mirjapuram 675·42 241 1,135 P,M FPC ·W PO 5-10 -5

82 Malik Jadhavraopalle 178·87 Uninhabited 83 Nandipahad 859·95 253 1,232 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

84 Lakkaipalle 422·09 99 482 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10

85 Pallerla 1,652·33 389 2,,089 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

86 Parsapur 273·57 86 491 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10 (Doulatabad) 87 Devarfasalwad 1.104·38 300 1,639 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

88 Polkampalle 341·96 117 628 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

89 Nagsar 467·82 87 433 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 5-10

90 Tirmalapur 906·90 34 186 P 5-10 \V PO 5-10 5-10

91 Sultanpur 577089 184 905 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

92 Balampet 354·10 286 ),425 P 5-10 W PO Tuesday -5

93 Anthwar 912·56 207 1 .I21 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

94 Gadpa 658·02 132 722 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10 ,

95 Vithalapur 1,343·96 258 1,387 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

96 Uligundam 831·22 158 807 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

97 Annasagar 590·84 202 1,008 p 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

'Jtl Mogalmadka 862·79 371 1,778 P ,1\1 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

99 Sudbanda 186· 56 50 196 P 5-10 W 5-10 10+ 5-10 15

DIRECTORY and Land use KODANGAL 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 t" village and distance supply food by source g:iled waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archawlogical V~ll inn intcrest

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

KR Kosigi 6 EA Rice T (95·50) 414·40 62·32 79 J OWar TK (67·17) W (28·33) KR Kosigi 9 EA Rice T (98·75) 426·13 '7:\·65 SO .lowar TK (89·03) W (9·72) KR Kosigi 11 E\ Rice T (108·~6) 458·91 107·65 81 .lowar TK (81."1-n W (27,52) Unillhabited 82 KR Ko,;gi 17 Rice T (12·:;5) 639·80 35·21 172·39 1'3 .Iowar TK (12·55) KR Ko,igi 19 Rice 324·16 60·70 37·23 84 .Iowar KR Kosigi 21 fO Rice 53·42 T (90·65) l·m·07 137·19 ~1 85 .lowar TK (90·65) KR Ko~igi 26 EA Rice T (12·14) 230·67 30·76 T1 86 Jow:lr TK (12·14) PR Kosigi 24 ED Rice 103·60 T (913·78) 10·11 12·14 64·75 87 .lowar TK (913·78) KR Ko,igi 26 ED Rice T (0·40) 244·43 54·23 42·90 88 TK (0,40) KR Kosigi 30 Rice T(27·11) 386·88 53·~3 89 Jowar TK (27·11) KR Kosigi 30 ED Rice T (0·81) 280·04 626·05 90 .lowar TK (0·81) l::R Kosigi 32 ED Rice T (21·04) 527·71 4·05 25·09 91 .lowar TK (21·04) KR Kosigi 32 ED Rice T (12.14) 317·68 24·28 Nl:Ml 92 .lowar TK (12·]4) KR Kosigi 36 ED Rice T (52·61) 834·86 25·09 93 .lowar TK (52·61) KR Kosigi 36 ED Rice T (25·90) 588·81 30·35 ]0·92 94 Jowar TK (25·<)0) PR Kcc,;gi 38 ED Rice T (57·06) ] ,]02·77 21·45 162·68 N3:M2 95 JOY'.j[ TK (:13·18) WE (10·93) W (l0·52) GC (2·43) KR Kosigi 38 ED Rice T (8·09) 687·% 135·17 NI 96 Jowar TK (8·09) KR Kosigi 36 ED Rice T (24·28) 374·33 80·94 14·29 N1 97 JoWal' TK (24-28) PR Kosigi 32 ED Rice T (54·23) 747·86 20·23 ~O·47 98 JOW,lr TK (54·2.1) KR Narayanpet 24 Rice 164·30 O· 41 21.85 99 Jowar 16

VIU"AGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amrnities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the vilJrge, 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) ______...A~ ______~_, Code viil:1gc (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 an)' Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (40) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

100 DangJnpuram 649·92 228 1 ,]67 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

101 Nagireddipal1e 397·80 123 621 P 5-JO W,HP -5 10+ BS

102 Chintaldinnc 434·63 151 876 P -5 W -5 10+ .5

103 Jadhavr:;opalle 730·05 153 875 P 5-10 W -5 -5 5-10

104 BalbhadrayapalJe 1,012.93 144 1,244 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

105 Bhaktimalla 10110·86 262 "335 P -5 W -5 -5 BS

106 Bhogaram 524·88 210 t.092 p 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

107 Sarangaraopalle 231 07 41 261 P 5-jO w 5-10 5-10 5- to

108 Amlikunta 4R8·05 148 691 p 5-10 w 5-10 10+ 5-10

109 Mudircddipalk 492·10 J57 882 P w 5-10 5-10 5- \0

110 Gundmal 2.\28·64 859 W PO,TO Friday BS

III Appaipalk 405·09 48 253 p w -5 -5 -5 (Koilkonda)

112 Dorcralle 2,268·66 543 3,175 p -5 w PO 10+ -5 17

DIRECTORY and Land use KODANGAL 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 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 vat ion interest

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

PR Narayanpet 28 ED Rice T (91.46) 471·86 26·30 60·30 MI:T2 100 Jowar TK (79·32) W (12·14) PR Kosigi 28 ED Rice T (67-59) 301·08 13·35 15·78 101 Jowar GC (59·49) W (4·05) WE (4.05) KR Kosigi 24 EA Rice T (38·04) 301·49 95·10 102 Jowar TK (29·95) W (8·09) KR Kosigi 22 EA Rice T (39·66) 465·79 224·60 103 Jowar TK (27·52) W (12·14) KR Kosigi 14 EA Rice T (88·22) 690·39 234· 32 104 Jowar TK (55·85) W (32·37) PR Kosigi 12 EA Rice T (192·63) 777·80 140·43 Ml:T1 105 Jowar TK (152·16) W (40.47) PR Kosigi 9 EA Rice T (82·56) 399·83 42·49 N2:M2 106 lowar TK (41· 68) W (40·47) o (0·41) KR K0Sigi <) Ric,,; T (4·85) 220·55 5·67 107 Jowar W (4·85) KR Kosigi 13 EA Rice T (139·61) 209·22 5·67 133·54 Ml:T1 108 Jowar o (84·98) TK (38·44) W (16·19) KR Kosigi 14 Rice T (25·09) 447·58 19·43 N1:Tl 109 Jowar o (17.40) GC (6·43) TK (1.21)

PR Kosigi 15 EA Rice T (2~3·09) 1,406·28 4(-;8·45 N3:MI ilO Jowar TK (138.80) W (48·)(i) o (45·73) KR Kosigi 15 fA Rice T (12·95) 232·29 159·85 111 Jowar TK (8·90) W (4·05) PR Kosigi 24 EA Rice T (154·99) 1,597·70 515·97 112 Jowar TK (116.14) W (38·85) 18

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not a vailable wi thin 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. he ctares} House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the st(1P, Railway market. station, if any water way) (I) (2) (3) I4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

113 Maddllr 1,653·95 930 5,019 P,M,H RP(2), W,HP,T PO,TO, Thursday BS PHC, Phonc FPC

114 Khajipurarn 595·70 164 902 P -5 W,HP -5 -'5 -5

115 Ashanpalfe 339·53 172 815 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

116 Labhmiruram 110·48 35 164 P S·IO W -5 5-10 5-10

117 Narapur 590·84 187 992 P 10 +- W,HP PO 10+ 5-10

II S Lokurthy 717·10 192 934 P 10+ W,TK PO 10+ 5-10

1]9 Mallareddipalle 647·50 239 1,110 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5

120 Kankurthy 1,7&6·68 564 2,789 P(4},M, HC W,HP PO 5-10 BS H

121 Gadimankanpalle 822·72 256 1,203 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

122 Lingarcddipalle 518·()() 82 410 P 5-10 'V,HP -5 5-10 -5

123 Piddal1lpal\c 253·33 142 717 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

124 Kandanpalle 485·62 137 663 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

125 Y clsanpallc 227·03 53 235 P 10 r W -5 10+ 5- 10

126 Ch

127 Dcsaipallc :'iGl)·80 170 871 P W-i' w PO 5-10 BS

128 Ayyawarpalfl" 173·61 37 173 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

129 I'ec\ripahaJ 927·54 240 1,252 P,M }O+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

\30 Ranvatla 2·184·08 640 3.514 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10 19

DIRECTORY and Land use KODANGAL 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) (I)

PR Kosigi 28 EAG Rice T (161·87) 461·75 841·34 188 ·99 N4:Ml 113 lawar TK (95·10) R (46.54) W (12-14) WE (8·09) KR Narayanpet 26 EAG Rice T (51·80) 473·89 29·54 40·47 114 Jowar TK (43·71) W (8·09) KR Narayanpet 24 ED Rice T (83·36) 201·13 55.04 115 Jowar TK (83·36) KR Narayanpet 24 ED Rice T (20·24) 81·34 8·90 116 Jowar TK (20·24) KR Narayanpct 24 ED Rice T (24·28) 552·39 4·05 10·12 N2 117 lowar TK (24.28) KR Narayanpet 23 ED· . Rice T (127-88) 460·53 128·69 118 lowar TK (127·88) KR Narayanpet 22 ED Rice T (99·15) 399·83 148·52 119 lowar TK (99·15) PR Narayanpet 20 ED Rice T (44·51) 1,677· 42 64·75 NI7:Ml:Tl 120 lowar o (30·35) W (14·16) KR Narayanpet 18 ED Rice T (33·99) 653· 56 89·84 45·33 Nl 121 lowar TK (33·99) KR Nar,~yanpet 16 ED Rice T (4·04) 428·56 22·26 122 lowar TK (4.04) KR Narayanpet 18 ED Rice T (28·33) 216·10 8·90 123 Jowar TK (28'33) PR Narayanpet 18 ED Rice T (21·85) 447·58 16·19 124 lowar TK (21-85) KR Narayanpct 20 ED Ri~e T (4.05) 169· 56 17·81 35·61 125 ]owar TK (4·05) KR Narayanpct 22 ED Rice T (66· 77) 283·68 2·03 4·05 126 lowar TK (40.47) W (26·30) PR Narayanpet 20 Rice T (19·43) 542·28 8·09 127 lawar TJ<.. (19·43) PR Narayanpet 23 Rice T (12.14) 148· 92 12·55 128 Jawar W (12,\4) PR Narayanpet 20 ED Rice T (146·90) 638·59 4· 86 137·19 129 Jowar TK (79·32) W (67·58) PR Narayanpet 24 ED Rice T (237·95) 1.60.1·36 342·77 Tl 130 Jowar TK (218.53) 0(19·42) 20

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Water way) (1) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

~- 131 Nidiginta },815·82 388 2,087 P,M 10+ W PO 5-10 .5

132 Kothapalle 721.55 249 1,227 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS (Koilkonda)

133 Kommur 609·46 237 },:108 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 -5

134 Veeraram 704·56 83 452 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ -5

135 Peddapuf 396·19 89 422 P 10+ W,N 5-10 10+ -5

136 Lingalched 327·39 132 732 P- 10 f- W 5-10 IO-{o -5

137 Mannapur 365·83 163 870 P 10+ W 5-10 5-10 -5

138 Timmareddipalle 241·19 95 537 P 5-10 \V -5 5-10 -5 (Koilkonda)

139 N<,(ndigacn 384·45 125 666 P D(U) W PO 5-10 -5

140 Khush MohmedpaUe 275·19 69 313 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 -5

141 Yelbfl:.'ddipalle 452·84 107 572 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

142 Gokulnagar 396·19 175 945 P 10+ W PO Tuesday -5

143 Allipur 510·31 73 :82 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ -5

144 Duppatghat 397 ·80 207 958 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

145 Bonced 1,301·87 445 2,430 P,M H,D(U) W PO 10+ BS 21

DIRECTORY and Land use KODANGAL 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- Culturabl~ Area not religious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- archaeological va(ion interest

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

KR Kosigi 26 EA Rice T (230.67) 1,463· 75 121·40 131 lowar W (131.12) TK (61.11) o (38.44) PR Kosigi 27 EA Rice T (72·84) 536·61 112,]0 132 Jowar TK (44.51) W (28.33) KR Kosigi III fA Rice T (54.63) 429·78 125·05 133 Jowar TK (48-16) W (6·47) KR Kosigi 22 EA Rice T (93·0S) 517·59 93·89 134 Jowar TK (52.61) W (40·47) KR Kosigi 26 EA Rice T (SO.94) 275·19 0·81 39·25 135 Jowar o (48.56) W (32· 38) KR Kosigi 28 fA Rice T (79·32) 192·23 55·~4 136 Jowar o (46'}3) W (30·76) TK (2.43) KR Kosigi 26 fA Rice T (57·46) 244·02 64·35 Ml 137 Jowar W (20·23) o (20·23) TK (17.00) 138 KR Kosigi 28 EA Rice T (23·47) 203.55 14.16 lowar W (16.19) TK (7.28) T (30.35) 290.97 63.13 139 KR Kosigi 29 EA Rice " Jowaf W (20.23) TK (10.12) 140 KR Kosigi 32 EA Rice T (26.30) 178.47 70·42 lowar W (25·90) TK (0·40) 141 KR Kosigi 32 fA Rice T (44.51) 219.34 188.99 Jowar o (36.42) W (8.09) KR Kosigi 28 EA Rice T (83.37) 221. 36 0.81 90.65 142 Jowar TK (49.37) W (34.00) KR Kosigi 28 fA Rice T (55.04) 307.96 127.07 20.24 143 lowar TK (29.14) W (25.90) PR Kosigi 28 EA Rice T (56.66) 281.25 59.89 144 Jowar W (36.42) TK (10.24) PR Kosigi 30 LAG Rice T (111.29) 1,016.57 12.12 161.ll7 145 Jowar It (111.29) 22

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) .---______J 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 water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

146 Chanwar 430·99 156 791 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

147 Mominapur 663·28 249 1,189 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 10+ -5

148 Bommanpahad J .523·23 298 1,369 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

149 Kamsanpalle 1,379·J7 295 1,609 P 5-10 W,HP PO 1O-{. 5-10

150 Chandrareddipalle 481· 57 186 1,057 P 10+ W -5 5-10 5-10

151 Wathugundla 1,251·28 254 1,413 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

152 Kyatanpalle 940·49 269 1,400 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

153 Bapanpalle 1.230·24 395 1,923 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

154 Damargidda 1,711·82 1,088 5,646 P(4),M, 10,· W,HP PO,TO, Tue,day BS H,O PTO 155 Udmalgidda 732·88 199 939 P JO+ W,HP -5 10+ 5-10

156 Sajnapoor 658·42 209 b 141 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5 23

DIRECTORY and Land use KODANGAL TALUK

Land use (i.e .. area under different types (If land usc 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 vation interest

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

KR Narayanpet 28 ED Rice T (74.06) 263.85 93.08 146 Jowar TK (74.06) KR Narayanpet 24 Rice T (80.94) 310.80 190.60 80.94 147 Jowar TK (80.94) KR Narayanpet 18 ED Rice T (8.09) 194.65 7.29 ],313.20 eLM1 148 Jowar TK (8.09) KR Narayanpet 18 ED Rice 426.54 T (40.07) 664.49 121.41 126.26 149 Jowar TK (40.07) KR Narayanpet 20 ED Rice T (36·42) 334·27 4·85 106·02 150 lowar R (32.37) W (4·05) PR Narayanpet 17 ED Rice T (20·23) 641·83 589·22 151 lowar GC (20·23) PR Narayanpet 17 ED Rice T (80·94) 810·58 48·97 152 lowar TK (80·94) PR Narayanpet 14 ED Rice T (34·80) 867·65 84·98 242·81 CI 153 lowar TK (34.80) PR Narayanpet 12 ED Rice T (182·11) 1.489·24 40·47 NA:MI 154 lowar TK 182·11) KR Narayanpet 13 ED Rice T (22-26) 495·74 16·18 198·70 155 lowar R (18.21) W (4·05) KR Narayanpet 12 EA Rice T (58·68) 484·00 115·74 156 lowar W (32.38) TK (26·30) MAKTHAL TALUK 0-...... , • ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

MAKTHAL TAL UK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2) 15 Abhangapur 31 Jajapur 42 Oblapur 110 Adivi Khanapur 66 Jaklair 114 Oblapur 122 Adivi Satyavaram 1 Jalalpur 103 Ainapur 65 Jawalapur 123 Pagadabanda 101 ALlmpalle 48 Jeeranhalli 38 Pagidimarri 41 Aminpur 36 Pallebuzurg 9 Ammireddipalle 77 Kachwar 39 Pallekunta 17 Ankilla 91 Kammathm:rva 121 Paramandoddi 27 Anthwar 93 Kammath Phulmamidi 62 Paspul 30 Appakapalle 118 Karni 51 Pathapalle 8 Appireddipalle 33 Kavarampalle 28 Pedda ]atram 26 Ayyawarpalle (Koilampalle) 54 Kavasanpalle 68 Pcddaporla 19 Ayyawarpallc(T) 22 Kistapur 5 Perapalle 106 Khalhalli 67 Phulmamidi 45 Bapur 92 Khanapur 127 Punjanur 2 Bhairamkonda 25 Kollampalle 58 Pusalapad 83 Bhairampalle 69 Kollur 50 Bijwar 128 Kolpur 59 Rakonda 11 Boinpalle 21 Kondapur 90 Rudrasamudram 76 Bondalakunta 4 Kondareddipalle 40 Samanur 13 Kotakonda , 20 Chandapur( Dhanwada) 70 Samistapur 6 Kothapalle 94 Chandapur 86 Sangambanda 100 Kothapalle 102 Chegunta 7 SeranpaIle III Kunsi 10 Chinna Jatram 104 Shukralingampalle 105 KUSUl11urthy 73 Chinna Poria 32 Singar 119 Chityala 81 Someswarabanda 46 Lachampalle 47 Dantanpalle 120 Lachchampur 107 Tangadigi 116 Dasaradoddi 24 Lingal11palle (Kollal11palle) 88 TekillapaUe 23 Dhanwada 79 Lingampalle (Chinaporla) 98 Thalankeri 74 Edavalli 44 Thipraspalle 3 Ekhlaspur 56 Madhavaram (Marikal) 12 Thirumalapur (Dhanwadal 63 Eligandla 80 Madhawar (Makthal) 75 Thirumalapur 113 Maganur 95 Tirmalapur (Makthal) 129 Gajarandoddi 87 Makthal 85 Garanhalli 72 Mallepalle 82 Ujjalli 89 Golapalle 55 Mandipalle 78 lJpparapalle 57 Gotur 130 Mandipalle 43 Utkur 112 Gudeballur 61 Marikal 35 Vallampalle 64 Gudigandla 18 Mubarakpur 52 Gunmukla 37 Venkatapur 126 Mudmal 16 Vinjamu r 34 Gurlapallc 124 Mudmaldoddi 108 Gurujala 125 Muraharidoddi 117 Wadawat 96 GuruJapalle 97 Warkoor 99 Gururao Lingampalle 71 Nagireddipalle 115 Yabandoddi 109 Hindupur 14 Narsappapalle 84 Ncradgum 53 Yamananpalle 60 Ibrahimpatnam 29 Nidgurthi 49 Yergatpalle

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VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Tatal number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca­ Total area Hauseholds and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village afthe population nearest place where the facility available is given) Cod", village (in --'- No. hectares) House- Popula- Educatianal Medical Drinking Past and Day ar Cammunica· halds tion water Telegraph days af tians (Bus (Potable) the stap, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (2) (4A) (4B). (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

1 Jalalpur 473.48 155 844 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

2 Bhairamkonda 1,122.60 247 1,270 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

3 Ekhlaspur 1,191.39 164 891 P -5 W PO -5 -5

4 Kondareddipalle 676.23 Ullinhabited 5 Perapalle 2,032.73 425 2,3\3 P(2),M, -5 W PO -5 -5 H

6 Kothapalle 456.48 24 165 -5 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

7 Seranpalle 617.55 222 1,202 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

8 Appireddipalle 665.71 300 1,653 P -5 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

9 Ammireddipalle 796.01 191 983 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

10 ChiJma httam 1.157.40 369 2,100 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO, 10+ BS Phone

11 Boinpalle 747.86 187 884 P 5-10 W PO 10 l- -5

12 Thirumalapur 2,6:::8.02 360 2,028 P -5 'V,llP PO -5 -5 (Dhanwad~, )

13 Kotakonda 1,089.01 660 3,404 P.M, D (Aur), W·HP ro, SumiJ y BS H RP Phone

14 Narsappapalk 63.94 18 93 -5 -5 TK -5 -.'~ -5

15 ~bhangapllr 2,0:0.19 587 3,155 P (2) -5 W,HP PO. -5 BS Phane

16 Vinjamur J,975.27 506 2,661 P(3),M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 10+

17 AnkilJa To 548 .73 423 2,J 53 P -5 W PO Tuesday -5 27

DIRECTORY and Land use MAKTHAL 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 vation interest

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

PR Narayanpet 6 ED Rice T (19.83) 426.54 24.28 2.83 Jowar TK (14.16) W (4.05) TW 0.62) PR Narayanpet 5 EA Rice 299.06 T (61.11) 588.01 174.42 Ml 2 Jowar W (61.11) KR Narayanpei 2 ED Rice 651.14 T (75.27) 404.68 52.21 8.09 3 Jowar W (45.32) TK (29.95) VI/inhabited 4 KR Narayanpet 2 EA Rice T (132.74) 1,598.10 298.66 3.23 Ml 5 Jowar TK (115.74) W (17.00) KR Narayanpet 6 Rice T (34.80) 352.48 44.51 24.69 6 Jowar TK (20.23) W (14.57) KR Narayanpet 8 ED Rice T (37.64) 427.75 112.91 39.25 M2 7 Jowar TK (37.64) KR Narayanpet 8 EA Rice T (157.02) 430.99 65.15 12.55 8 Jowar TK (136.78) W (20.24) PR Narayanpet 9 ED, Rice T (40.87) 534.59 220.15 0.40 Ml 9 EAG Jowar W (22.66) TK (18.21) PR Narayanpet 14 EA Rice 152.16 T (136.78) 815.85 44.52 8.09 N2 10 lowar TK (124.64) W (12.14) KR Narayanpet 14 ED Rice 183.32 T (19.43) 415.61 126.26 3.24 11 lowar TK (13.76) W (5.67) KR Narayanpet 18 ED Rice 819.49 T 014.53) 648.30 1,045.70 N2 12 Jowar TK (113.72) W (0.81) PR Narayanpet 24 EA Rice 442.32 T (91.46) 381.62 173.61 N20:Tl 13 Jowar TK (81.34) W (10.12) PR Narayanpet 24 Rice T (7.69) 1.62 54.63 14 Jowar TK (5.67) W (2.02) PR Narayanpet 20 EA Rice T (113.31) 1,310.37 596.51 N3 15 lowar TK (80.94) W (32.37) KR Narayanpcl 24 EA Rice 389.71 T (180.09) 1,138.78 216.10 50.59 16 Jowar TK (180.09) KR Narayanpet 30 ED Rice T (40.47) 1,080.10 424.11 17 Jowar TK (22.26) W (18.21) 28

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within thc village, the distanc~ 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) ,---______J.______, Code village (in ,____ J.. ______No hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medic:.!! Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ ho:ds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus­ (Pot:tb!c) the slop. Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4n) (5) (Ii) (7) (8) (9) (10)

18 Mubarakpur 419_66 Ullill/whited 19 Ayyaw,lfpallc (T) J21.41 87 421 10+ 5-10 w PO -5 -5

20 Chandapur 246.86 87 428 P 10+ w 5-10 5-10 -5 (Dhanwada) 21 Kondapur 3,527.23 90S MCW W,HP PO Tuesday BS

22 KistapllT 3,715.00 651 3,324 P (:!) FPC, W.HP PO Tuesday BS 0(2)

23 Dhanwada 2,620.74 J ,096 6,266 P(2),M, PHC, W,HP.T PO,TO, Thursday BS H FPC, PTO, RP Phone 24 Lingampalle 909.73 95 531 P -5 W,HP PO -5 -5 (KollampaIJe)

25 Kollampalle 2,316.82 767 3,734 P,M 10+ W,HP PO,TO, Friday BS Phone

26 Ayyawarpallc 140.43 40 176 P 10+ VIi PO 5-10 5-10 (Kollampalle)

'27 Anthwar 107.84 78 361 P 5-10 W PO -5 -5

28 Pcdda Jatram 2,725.15 (i76 3,377 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

29 Nidgurthi I,S60.34 377 1,957 P 5-10 W,f-IP PO 5-10 -5

30 Appakapalle U7.5'J 126 669 P 5-If) \\'']IP 5-10 5-10 8".,

31 Jaj~\pur 869.G7 626 3,-nS P,M,H PIle W PO,TO 5-10 BS

32 Singar 941.30 420 2d31 P 5-10 W'}-]P PO· 5-10 -5

33 Kav:Jrampalle 351.67 Ull in!: ab-'tcd 29

DIRECTORY and Land use MAKTHAL 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 Irrigat'ed Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code t a 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 18 KR Narayanpet 40. ED Rice T (5.26) IIJ .70. 4.45 19 Jowar TK (4.0.5) W (1.21) KR Narayanpet 38 Rice T (13.76) 177.25 2.0.3 . 53,82 20 Jowar TK (13.76) PR Narayanpet 26 EA Rice 1,120.57 T (216.91) 1,690..77 25.50 473.48 Ml:Tl 21 Jowar TK (14488) W (64.75) GC (7.28) PR Narayanpet 26 EA Rice 1,269,09 T (250.90) 1,470.62 724.39 N4 22 Jowar TK (155.40) W (71.22) WE (24.28) PR Narayanpet 24 EA Rice 509.09 T (216.10) 1,574.63 320.92 N20:C2: 23 Jowar TK (195.87) M2:T4 W (20.23) KR Narayanpet 21 EA Rice T (64.75) 583.56 261.42 T1 24 Jowar Tk (48.56) W (16.19) PR Narayanpet 19 EA Rice 149,33 T (242.41) 1,536.99 315.25 72.84 N5:T1 25 Jowar TK(220.96) W (21.45) KR Narayanpet 16 Rice T (33.99) 61.92 44.52 26 Jowar GC (21.85) W (12.14) KR Narayallpct 14 ED Rice T (22.26) 84.98 27 Jowar TK (16.19) W (6.07) PR N,lrayallpet 10 EA Rice T (149.73) 2,471.82 76.89 26.71 Nl:Ml 28 Jowar TK (139.61) W (I()'J2) KR Narayanpct 8 EA Rice T (142.g5) 1,575.85 133.55 6,07 M2:12 29 Jowar TK (121i.67) W (l6.1~) PR Narayanpel 7 EA Rice T (29.95) 97.53 7.28 2.83 M2 30 Jowar TK (25.90) W (4.05) PR Narayanpct 8 ED Rice T (167.54) 39-1.')7 137.60 169.56 1\16:Tl 31 Jowar TK (10.6,84) W (60.70) KR Narayanpet 5 EA Rice T (61.51) 779.42 59.90 40.47 Ml 32 Jowar TK (40.47) W (21.04) Uninhabited 33 30

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) H()use- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- h.)~ds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway m:lrket, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (n) (7) (8) (9) (10)

34 Gurlapalk Q9.l5 UninhaMted 35 Valbmpal1e 660.45 107 ('oS P -5 W -5 -5 -5

36 Pallabuzurg Urban Area (included ill Narayanpet Towll) 37 Venkatapur :::61.43 Uninhabited 38 Pagidimarri 969.22 252 1,463 P,M 5-10 W ro 5-10 5-10

39 P:111ckunta 154.18 Fnin/i'lbitcd 40 Samanur 388.90 30 1611 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

41 Aminpur 1,031.95 2tO 1,077 P 5-10 W,J-:P PO 5-10 5-10

42 Oblapur 752.31 140 656 P 5-10 \V -5 5-10 5-10

43 Utkur 2,185,70 1,590 8,823 P,M.H PHC W,T PO, Monday BS TO. PTO, Phone 44 Thipraspallc 1,003.21 190 1,037 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

45 Bapur 440.70 39 214 P -5 W PO 5- -5

46 Lachampalle 331.84 35 235 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

47 Dantanpalle 1·248.45 Uninhahited 48 leeranhalli 292.59 Unillhvbited 49 Yergatpalle 597.72 35 220 P 5-10 W PO 10+ 5-10

50 Bijw'ar 1,632.09 337 },833 P 10+ W PO,TO 10+ 10.;.-

51 PathapalJe 565.75 128 721 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

52 GUI1J11ukla 1,040.44 184 996 P(2),M -5 W,HP PO, 5-10 I1S Phone

53 Yamananralle 610.26 77 453 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

54 Kavasanpalle 175.23 122 683 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

55 Mandipalle ] ,298.23 243 1,274 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS 31

DIRECTORY

and Land use MAKTHAL 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 lown 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- ar chaeologi cal val ion interest

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

Uninhabited 34 KR Narayanpet 2 Rice T (62.73) 579.10 14,57 4.05 35 Jawar TK (45.73) o (9.71) TW (7.29) Urb(!n Area (included in Narayanpel Town) 36 Uninhabited 37 KR Narayanpet 5 ED, Rice T (91.05) 699.70 176.44 2.02 M2:T3 38 EAG lawar W (91.05) Uninhabited 39 KR Narayanpet 12 Rice T (4.45) 367.86 10.12 6.47 40 Jowar TK (3.24) W (l.21) KR Narayanpet 12 Rice T (7.69) 1.004.02 13.76 6.48 NI:MI:T1 41 Jawar W (7.69) KR Narayanpet 7 Rice T (48.56) 675.42 22.66 5.67 42 Jawar W (48.56) PR Narayanpet 9 EA Rice T (322.53) 1,548.73 308.37 6.07 N32:MS 43 Jowar W (322.53)

PR Narayanpet 6 ED Rice T (89.03) 832.03 77.29 4.86 44 Jowar TK (69.61) W (19.42) KR Nar ayanpet 4 Rice T (40.47) 354.10 42.49 3.64 45 Jowar TK (22.26) W (1S.21) KR Narayanpet 8 'Rice T (30.76) 267.90 30.35 2.83 46 Jowar W (30.76) Uninhabited 47 Uninhabited 48 KR N'lfayanpet 19 Rice T (27.11) 528.92 41.69 49 Jowar W (27.11) KR Narayanpet 20 ED, Rice T (133.55) 1.320.08 165.92 12.54 N3 50 EAG Jowar W (133.55) PR Narayanpet 18 Rice T (33.59) 411.16 68.39 52.61 51 Jowar W (33.59) PR Narayanpet 24 EA Rice T (8741) 696.87 4.04 252.12 52 Jowar TK (77.29) W (10.12) PR Narayanpet 26 Rice T (8.09) 521.23 4.45 76.49 53 lawar W (8.09) KR Narayanpet 26 EA Rice T (20.23) 153.38 1.62 Ml:T1 54 Jowar W (20.23) PR Narayanpet 24 EAG Rice T (66.37) l,j 16.12 115.74 N2:Tl 55 Jowar TI( (4(;.14) \V (20.23) 32

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) ,----. ____I_ ___ ~ 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 Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

56 Madhavaram 1,156.99 280 1,499 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10 (Marikal)

57 Gotur 1,406.68 516 2,917 P,M,H 10+ W,HP PO Sunday -5

58 Pusalapad 968.01 215 1,146 P 5-10 W,HP,C PO 5- 10 5-10

59 Rakonda 965.17 208 1,153 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5

60 Ibrahimpatam 391.73 56 252 P -5 W PO -5 -5

61 Marikai 2,706.94 1,093 6,070 P(2},M, D,O W,HP PO,TO, Monday BS H PTO, Phone

62 Paspul 890.31 91 523 P -5 W PO -5 -5

63 Eligandla 817.46 236 1,158 P 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 BS

64 Gudigandla 859.95 245 1,321 P 10+ W,HP PO Monday BS

tiS Jawalapur 571.41 70 372 P 10+ W -5 -5 -5

66 Jaklair 2,588.36 456 2,395 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

ti7 Phulnnmidi 1,628.86 609 3,204 P(2),M, 10+ W,Rl' PO 10 ,. -5 H

68 Peddapnrla 1,530.52 313 1,652 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

69 Kollu r 1,382.81 170 954 P -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

70 Samislapur 456A8 64 314 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5

71 Nagircddipallc 245.64 44 293 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 5-10

-1 I~ Mallepalle 1 ,O~3.45 155 861 P 5-10 W PO Sunday BS

73 Chinna Poria 885.05 398 2,055 P(2),M 5-10 W PO,TO 5-10 -5 33

DIRECTORY and Land use MAKTHAL TALUK

Land use (i.e .. area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca· _J~ ---, any place of tion Approach Nearest (own 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 vation interest

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

KR Narayanpet 26 ED Rice T (59,49) 700.91 '17.11 369.48 56 Jawar TK (51.40) W (8.09) PR Narayanpet 30 EA Rice T (344.79) 707.79 19.42 334.68 57 Jowar TK (344.79) KR Narayanpet 30 Rice T (211.65) 584.77 171.59 Tl 58 lowar GC (181.30) W (30.35) KR Narayanpet 38 ED Rice T (521.64) 212.46 22.26 197.08 59 lowar GC (521.64) KR Narayanpet 38 Ric·; T (77.29) 295.42 19.02 60 lowar GC (61.91) TK (15.38) PR Narayanpet 30 EA Rice T (480.36) 2,043.66 4.45 178.47 N40:M6 61 lawaI' GC (263.04) TK (156.21) W (61.11) KR Narayanpet 28 EAG Rice T (30.76) 797.63 60.70 1.22 62 Jowar TK (26.71) W (4.05) PR Narayanpet 28 EA Rice T (70.82) 734.10 12.54 63 lowar TK (39.66) W (31.16) PR Narayanpet 26 EA Rice T (l08.86) 718.72 6.07 26.30 N3:Ml: 64 Jowar TK (56.25) T1 W (52.61) KR Narayanpet 26 Rice T (27.52) 528.52 15.37 65 Jowar TK (21,45) W (6.07) PR Narayanpet 24 EA Rice T (164.70) 2,253.69 22.26 147.71 N20:M2: 66 Jowar TK (152.56) T3 W (12.14) KR Narayanpet 19 ED Rice T(116.95) 1,338.29 14.97 158.23 NIO:M2: 67 lowar TK (107.64) T2 W (9.31) KR Narayanpet 14 ED, Rice T (99.96) 1,357.72 72.84 68 EAG lowar W (99.96) PR Narayanpet 14 ED, Rice T (68.80) 1,215.27 60.70 38.04 69 EAG .To war W (68.80) KR Narayanpet 12 Rice T (47.75) 354.10 4.04 50.59 70 Jowar W (47.75) KR Narayanpet 18 Rice T (25.09) 210.84 9.71 71 Jowar TK (25.09) PR Narayanpet 16 ED Rice T (121.41) 795.21 65.96 40.87 72 Jowar W (121.41) KR N'Hayanpet 16 ED Rice T (1iO.70) 728.03 53.02 43.30 N3:T2 73 Jowar \V (60.70) 34

VIl,LAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) Cod" village (in r---...J,__--~ 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 Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

74 Edavalli 1,503.81 290 1,443 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

75 Thirumalapur 144.Q7 Uninhabited 76 Bondalakunta 345.60 88 413 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

77 Kachwar 689.99 104 582 P MeW W,HP PO 5-10 BS

78 Upparapalle 649.52 108 545 P -5 '0.' -5 -5 BS

79 Lingampalle 773.35 172 833 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS (Chinaporla) 80 Madhawar Uvlakthal) 935.23 167 847 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

81 Some"war'lbanda 568.99 126 749 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10

82 Ujjall i 1,013.73 147 726 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

S3 Bhairampal1<: 457.29 114 610 P 10+ W -5 ,10+ -5

84 Neradgum 2,494.88 365 1,845 P -5 W PO -5 -5

85 Garanhalli 282.47 50 272 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

86 Sangambanda SII.SO 204 1.122 P -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

87 Makthal 3,337.43 2,00S 11,069 P(2), H,MH,O HP,W,T PO,TO, Sunday BS M(2),H,JC PTO, Phone 88 Tekulapalle 399.83 43 224 P 5-10 W -5 5- I() RS

89 Golapallc 5R2.34 77 4(>7 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

90 Rudrasamuclt am 1,284.87 217 1,075 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

91 Kammat Imarva 1:1.1 55 Ulfilllia{>ited 92 Khanapur 762.43 159 745 P -5 W PO -5 BS 35

DIRECTORY and Land use MAKTHAL 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)

PR Narayanpet 21 ED, Rice T (60.70) 1,393.74 37.23 12.14 N2 74 EAG Jowar TK (50.58) W (10.12) Ullinhahited 75 PR Narayanpe\ 28 EA Rice T (34.80) 265.07 37.64 8.09 76 Jowar W (34.80) PR Narayanpet 24 Rice T (25.90) 605.00 53.83 5.26 N2 77 Jowar TK (22.66) W (3.24) PR Narayanpet 26 ED Rice T (62.32) 563.32 5.26 18.62 78 Jowar lIZ (46.13) W (16.19) PR Narayunpet 21 ED, Rice T (56.66) 649.92 49.77 17.00 79 EAG Jowar W (56.66) PR Narayanpet 21 ED, Rice T (107.24) 800.06 27.93 NI:Cl: 80 EAG Jowar TK (97.12) Ml:n ~ W (10.12) KR Naraya npet 17 Rice T (22.66) 427.35 118.98 81 Jowar W (22.66) KR Narayanpet 19 ED Rice T (139.61) 785.09 80.94 8.09 T1 82 J0war TK (IDA) W (16.1R) KR Narayanpet 21 Rice T (39.25) 318.49 51.80 47.75 83 Jowar TK (39.25) KR Narayanrct 24 FA Rice T (123.83) ::'.252.88 81.34 36.S; 84 Jowar TK (107.65) W (16.18) PR Narayanpct ::' I Rice T (29.54) 212.46 13 . .16 27.11 N2 85 Jowar TK (29.54) KR Narayanpct 24 ED Rice T (138.00) 596.51 74.06 3.23 Nl:TI 86 JOWJf TK(121.41) W (16.59) PR 'Narayanpet ::'.6 LA Rice T (176.03) 2.lS0.04 702.94 278.42 N90:C7: 87 Jo\var TK (136.78) M25:T1 W (39.25) PR Narayanpet 28 ED Rice T (58.68) 307.15 15.38 18.62 88 Jowar TK (56.66) W (2.02) KR Narayanpet 30 Rice T (22.66) 514.35 10.93 34.40 89 Jowar TK (18.21) W (4.45) KR Narayanpet 32 ED Rice T (97.53) 1,026.28 115.74 45.32 90 Jowar TK (97.53) Ullinhabited 91 PR Narayanpet 32 ED Rice T (77.30) 662.87 2.43 19.83 TI 92 Jowar TK (72.44) W (4.86) 36

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 ,--__L ____ 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 water way) (1) 0.) (3) (4A) (41l) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

93 Kammath Phulmamidi 165.92 VI/inhabited 94 Chandapur 489.67 109 608 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

95 Tirma[apur 228.24 37 214 P -5 W PO 10+ BS (Maktl,al) 96 Gurlilapalle 153.6+ 6+ 378 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

97 Warkoor 1,489.24 271 1.347 P(2)\I, 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 H

98 Thalankeri 730.46 33 138 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

99 G.-urao Lingampalle 496.95 54 289 P 10.,. W,HP PO 5-10 -5

100 Kothapalle 1.333.84 224 1,408 P 10+ W PO 5-10 -5

101 Alampllle 1 ']95.44 184 953 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

\02 Chegllnta 1.455.65 199 899 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 RS

103 Ainapur 841.34 93 527 P 10.,. W -5 10~· RS

104 Shukral ingampalle 322.94 26 155 5-10 10+ W 5-10 10+ RS

105 Kusumurthy 501.00 53 297 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 RS

]06 Khalhalli 403.07 3 3 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

107 Tangadigi 1,212.44 156 846 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

108 Gllrlljala 828.39 105 566 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

109 Rindupuf 2,,21.36 649 3,261 P(2),M, FPC,D(U), W PO,PTO Wednes- B<;,RS H 0(5) day 110 Adivi Khanapur 244.83 31 149 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

111 Kunsi 2,297.39 402 2,266 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10 tl2 Gudeballuf 3,335.82 624 3,152 P,M 0(2) W,RP PO -5 BS

113 Maganur 2,725.15 373 2,071 P,M,H PRe W,T,R PO Saturday BS 37

DIRECTORY MAKTHAL TALlJK and Land use ~~~.

Land use (i.e ,area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded 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- ar chaeological vation interest

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

Unillhabited 93 PR Narayanpet 30 ED Rice T (74.87) 401.45 7.28 6.07 94 Jowar TK (58.68) W (16.19) PR Narayanpet 30 Rice 218.12 7.29 2.83 95 Jowar KR Narayanpet 28 Rice T (17.00) 139.21 2.43 96 Jo,var TK (14.57) W (2.43) PR Narayanpet 28 EA Rice T (37.23) 1.172.78 91.05 188.18 T3 97 Jowar o (28.33) TK (8.90) KR Narayanpet 29 Rice T (37.23) 375.95 238.77 78.51 98 Jowar W (37.23) KR Narayanpet 30 Rice T (25.90) 323.75 109.67 37.63 99 Jowar W (25.90) KR Narayanpet 32 ED Rice T (90.65) 1,085.77 142.85 14.57 100 Jowar TK (90.65) KR Narayanpet 36 Rice T (38.85) 962.74 172.80 21.04 101 Jowar W (38.85) KR Narayanpet 40 Rice 1·415.59 32.37 7.69 102 Jowar KR Narayanpet 45 Rice T (27.12) 764.45 41.68 8.09 103 Jowar W (27.12) KR Narayanpet 48 Rice T (1.62) 258.59 60.70 2.03 104 Jowar W (1.62) KR Narayanpet 50 Rice T (1.62) 460.94 36.42 2.02 105 Jowar W (1,62) KR Narayanpet 46 Ric~ T(17.81) 286.92 80.9·1 17.40 106 Jowar W (17.81) KR NaraYdnpet 45 Rice T (20.24) 982.57 209.63 Ml:T1 107 Jowar TK (20.24) KR Narayanpet 48 Rice 675.01 16.19 137.19 Nl:Ml 108 Jowar PR Narayanpet 48 EA Rice T (72J~4) 1,815.83 2.32.69 NlO:~1':':T1 109 Jowar W (72.84) KR Narayanpet 40 Rice 222.58 18.61 3.64 110 Jowar KR Narayanpet 40 ED, Rice T (95.10) 2,054.99 119.38 27.92 N2 111 EAG Jowar W (95.10) PR Narayanpet 40 EA Rice T (133.95) 2,671.73 371.91 158.23 N5 112 Jowar TK (117.36) W (16.59) PR Narayanpet 33 EA Rice T (194.65) 2,215.65 308.78 6.07 N7:M2 113 Jowar TK (186.56) W (8.09) 38

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 villag.: (in r---_.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 Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

114 Oblapur 423.30 76 442 P 5-10 W -5 ~-IO -5

115 Yabandoddi 124.64 Uninhabited 116 Das:H~doddi 971.24 203 1,133 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

117 Wadawat 1,749.86 356 1,930 P,M 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

118 Karni 3,571.34 450 2,237 P,M MCW,O W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

119 Chityala 1,200.29 219 1,045 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

120 Lachchampur 361. 79 Unillhahited 121 Paramandoddi 305.54 58 342 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10 122 Adivi Satyavaram 595.70 84 444 P 5-10 W,N 5-10 5-10 5-10

123 Pagadabanda 476.31 53 282 P -5 W PO -5 -5

124 Mudmaldoddi 29~;'66 Ullillhahited 125 Muraharidoddi 564.94 77 419 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

126 Mudmal 1,976.08 308 1,785 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 5-10

127 Punjallur 466.20 19 115 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

128 Kolpur 1,077.68 137 775 P 10+ W PO 10 i- 5-10

129 Gljarandoddi 202.75 21 130 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

130 Mandipalle 704.15 128 748 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 39

DIRECTORY and Land use MAKTHAL 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 historic~ or No. (inKms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

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

KR Narayanp..:t 38 Rice T (12.95) 307.56 21.45 81.34 114 Jowa, W (12.95) Un inhahited 115 KR Narayanpet 30 ED Rice T (57.06) 838.91 27.52 45.73 N5 116 Jowar TK (57.06) KR Narayanpet 36 EA Rice T (224.19) 1,185.73 214.08 125.86 Ml:T1 117 Jowar W (224.19) KR Narayanpet 36 EA Rice T (232.69) 2,643.40 522.85 172 .40 N5 118 lowar TK (171.99) W (60.70) PR Narayanpet 45 Rice T (110,07) 958.29 52.20 79.72 119 Jowar TK (110.07) Uninhabited 120 KR Narayanpet 40 ED Rice T (0.81) 187.37 32.37 84.99 N2 121 Jowar TK (0.81) KR Narayanpet 40 Rice T (28.33) 407.52 53.42 106.43 122 Jowar TK (28.33) KR Narayanpet 38 Rice T (23.47) 402.26 46.54 4.04 123 Jowar TK (20.23) W (3.24) Uninhabited 124 PR Narayanpet 45 Rice T (31.16) 409.54 119.79 4.45 125 Jowar W (31.16) KR Nar;:;yanpet 42 EA Rice T (92.27) 452.03 521.24 910.54 Nl 126 lowar W (92.27) PR Naiayanpet 43 ED Rice T (10.52) 177.66 50.99 227.03 127 Jowar W (10.52) KR Narayanpet 42 ED Rice T (40.07) 413.59 214.48 409.54 T2 128 Jowar TK (40.07) KR Narayanpet 42 Rice T (6.88) 122.22 25.90 47.75 129 Jowar W (6.88) KR Narayanpet 42 Rice T (15.38) 364.62 63.13 261.02 130 Jowar W (13.35) TK (2.03) MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK z Q I­ U I I ena I =;"' I ••••

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MAHBUBNAGAR TAL UK

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

64 Abhangapatnam 34 Kothapet 58 Acharyapuram Kothlabad 61 Akkaipalle 23 Kuchoor 74 Alipur 46 Lingalched 70 Amistapur 42 Lingupalle 11 Ammapur 1- Ayodhyanagar 80 Machanpalle 38 Madharam 67 Boyapalle 73 Mahbubnagar 14 Budharam 60 Malkapur 45 Burgupalle 15 Malkapur (Patti Nawabpet) 44 Chandrajpalle 2 Mallapur 4 Cheekarlapalle 77 Manikonda 41 Chinmanampalle 48 Modipur 66 Chinna Daripalle 9 Munimoksham 33 Dachakpalle 12 Naginonipalle 75 Dharmapur 50 Nallepalle 10 Doras

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VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca· Total :lfea 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) r----J_-___. ---. Code village (in ~------~------~ No hectares) House- Popula- Edu cational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion water Tdegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) th·~ stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8 ) (9) (10)

Kothlabad 1,316.03 331 1,684 P(2),M(2), PHC W,HP PO 10+ BS H

2 l"!allapur 254.95 65 359 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5

3 Surararn 837.70 215 1,128 P -5 \'I,HP PO 5-10 BS

4 Che.:karlapalle 315.25 2 10 -5 -5 W -5 5-10 -5

5 Vepoor j,217.70 536 2,979 P(2), PHC W,TW, PO 10+ BS M(2),H L

6 Shaikpalle 480.77 148 787 P -5 W FO 5-10 -5

7 Ayodhyanagar 275.99 71 382 P -5 W,TW :: 5·10 -5

8 Gundiyala 2 ,3-B .12 692 3,711 P(2), M 10+ W PO 1Oi- BS

9 Munimob\\;_tm 790.35 283 1,505 p 10+ w PO BS

10 Dorasamudram 86.20 UllilTll.lhifpd 11 Ammapur 549.16 53 248 P 10+ W PO [0" BS

12 N1ginonipalle 229.86 214 1,070 P 5-10 W Phone 5·[0 BS

13 Ibrahimbad 1,311.99 511 2,521 P\2),M ·5 W PO,PTO -5 BS

14 Budbaram J ,ol1.31 243 1,290 P 10+ W PO 10+ ·5 43

DIRECTORY

and Land use MAHBUBNAGAR 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 (own 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 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Mahbubnagar 28 ED, Rice 121.40 T (97.12) 910.14 152.97 33.99 Nl:M2:T2 . 1 EAG Jowar TK (80.94) W (16.18) KR Mahbubnagar 30 Rice T (52.61) 140.43 61.51 2 Jowar TK (33.99) W (18.62) PR Mahbubnagar 28 ED, Rice T (74.46) 635.76 127.48 3 EAG Jowar TK (66.37) WE (8.09) KR Mahbllbnagar 26 Rice T (32.37) 149.73 104.41 28.73 4 Jowar TK (22.26) W (10.11) PR Mahbllbnagar 21 ED, Rice 189.80 T (E5.39) 448.39 352.48 141.64 Nl 5 EAG Jowar TK (65.15) W (20.24) KR Mahbubnagar 24 Rice T (22.66) 364.62 0.40 92.67 6 Jowar TK (14.57) W (8.09) KR Mahbubnagar 24 Rice • 62.32 T (27.52) 159.44 1.62 24.67 7 Jowar TK (24.28) W (3.24) PR Mahbllbnagar 16 ED, Rice 626.05 T (131.52) 1.409.52 38.45 136.38 Sri Tiru- 8 EAG lowar TK (121.40) malanath W (10.12) Swamy Temple, T! PR Mahbubnagar 14 ED Rice 140.02 T (26.30) 615.52 8.09 Sri Tiru- 9 lowar TK (14.16) malanath W (8.09) Swamy 0(4.05) Temple, Tl

UnillJlllhited ~ 10 PR Mahbubnagar 12 Rice 144.88 T (10.93) 383.64 3.24 6.47 11 Jowar TK (8.09) W (2.83) PR Mahbubnagar 12 EA Rice T (45.32) 174.42 10.12 NI:MI 12 Jowar TK (30.35) W (14.97) PR Mahbubnagar 14 ED Rice ,10.48 T (255.36) 496.95 237.55 211.65 Nl:MI 13 lowar TK (210.44) W (44.92) KR Mahbubnagar 12 Rice 372.71 T (48.56) 501.00 55.04 33.99 14 lowar TK (42.49) W (6.07) 4~

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Jfacility 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 water way) (1) (2 ) (3) (4A) (4n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

15 Malkapur 609.05 227 1,047 P 10-{- W 5-10 10-]- 5-10 ( Pattinawabpct)

16 Fathepur 792.37 260 1,316 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

17 Vcera:'>ettipalle 106043 5 28 -5 10+ W -5 10+ ·5

18 Kondapur 598.12 248 1,267 P -5 W PO,TO -5 -5

19 Hajilapur 320})l 86 498 -5 ·5 W -5 -5 -5

20 Yammangandla 2,818.63 808 4,433 P(2l,M, PHC W PO,PTO Sunday BS H,AC

21 lppatur 1,330.20 521 2,621 P,M,H 0 W PO Thursday BS

22 Karoor 676.63 123 651 P 10+ W,N PO 10+ BS

23 Kuchoor 728.43 349 1,835 P 10+ w PO 10+ -5

335 AS 88 452 P 10+ w -5 10+ -5

25 Rudravaram 667.32 213 1,143 P 5-10 w -5 -5 BS

26 Karkonda 802.08 387 1,990 P,M FPC W PO 10+ BS

27 Khanapur 586.79 151 924 p 10+ w -5 5-10 45

DIRECTORY and Land use MAHBUBNAGARTALUK

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 Stai)le 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 cuJti- ar chaeologi cal vat ion interest

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

KR Mahbubnagar 10 ED Rice 208.01 T (56.25) \46.09 182.92 14.97 T1 15 Jowar TK (48.56) W (7.69) KR Mahbubnagar 12 ED Rice 71.63 T (38.45) 546.32 135.16 Nl 16 Jowar TK (32.38) W (6.07) KR Mahbubnagar 17 Rice 59.08 T (3.24) 13.76 29.54 17 Jowar TK (2.02) W (1.22) KR Mahbubnagar 16 EA Rice T (65.15) 489.26 43.71 N3 18 Jowar WE (32.37) TK (20.64) W (12.14) KR Mahbubnagar 19 Rice T (24.28) 218.53 78.10 19 Jowar TK (16.19) W (8.09) PR Mahbubnagar 16 EA Rice T (394.57) 1944.51 32.37 447.18 NI5:Cl:M6 20 Jow.lr TK (246.86) WE (81.96) W (64.75) PR Badepalle 16 EA Rice T (186.15) 1060.68 83.37 N5 21 Jowar TK (157.01) WE (24.28) W (4.85) PR Badepalle 14 ED, Rice T (40.06) 494.12 82.96 59.49 N1 22 EAG Jowar TK (28·33) WE (11.73) KR Badepalle 12 EA Rice T (145.28) 380.40 202.75 23 Jowar TK (122.22) WE (14.16) W (8.90) KR Badepalle 14 Rice T (51.39) 245.64 35.61 2.83 24 Jowar TK (34.40) W (16.99) PR Mahbubnagar 14 EA Rice T (87.00) 485.62 22.26 72.44 Ml 25 Jowar TK (70.82) WE (12.14) W (4.04) PR Mahbubnagar 12 EA Rice T (31.16) 725.60 35.61 9.71 NI:Ml 26 Jowar TK (24.28) WE (6.88) 38.04 27 KR Mahbubnagar 12 EA Rice T (41.28) 481.98 25.49 Jowar TK (25.09) WE 12.14) W (4.05) 46

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) Cod" 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, ,teltion, if any Water way) (I> (2 ; (4A) (4B} (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

28 Siddotam 305.94 116 657 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5

29 Kakarlapahau 1,292.'J7 224 1,415 P 10+ W PO 10";, -5

30 Teegalpalle ! ,308.35 189 1,027 P IV+ w PO 10+ -5

31 Parvathapur 442.72 Uninhabited 32 hinalipm 377 .57 233 1,273 P 5-10 w 5-10 5-10 BS

33 D,lchafqJ:lIIe 1,021.42 156 763 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS

34 Kothapct. 90852 421 2,284 P 5-10 W,HP, PO 5-10 -5 0

35 Pedda Daripalle 677 _85 328 1,7'27 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

36 Tankara: 867.24 512 2,701 p 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

37 Hanwada 3,166.18 974 5,449 P(2),M 5-10 W PO,TO, TllllrS(lay BS PTO

38 Macilnram 303.1 J 82 433 P 10+ W PO 10 ·1· -5

39 Yaranp~ll'e 192.23 GO 315 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

40 K~nnaip~\lC' 416.83 123 698 P 10-j. W,TW -5 -5 -5

41 Chinmanampalle 332.65 31 163 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5

42 Lingupallc 214.08 75 395 P -5 W -5 -5 (~<, 47

DIRECTORY and Land use MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded 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 vation interest

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

KR l\fahbubn:1g:H 12 Rice T (19.02) 181.70 85.39 19.83 28 Jowar TK (15.38) W (3.64) PR Mahbubnagar J 0 EA Rice 686.75 T (48.97) 503.43 53.82 29 Jowar TK (36.02) WE (10.12) W (2.83) KR Mahbubnagar 13 Rice 416.02 T (27.52) 549.56 315.25 30 Jowar TK (19.43) W (8.09) Uninhabited 31 PR Mahbubnagar 14 EA Rice T (28.33) 258.59 2.83 87.82 32 Jowar WE (20.23) TK (4.86) W (3.24) PR Mahbubnagar 14 ED Rice 642.64 T (53.82) 167.54 140.02 17.40 33 Jowar W (31.16) TK (22.66) PR Mahbubnagar 7 EAG Rice 307.16 T (59.89) 328.20 160.66 52.61 34 Jawar lK (4\ .(8) W (18.21) PR Mahbubnaglr 10 EA Rice 197.89 T (78.10) 336.70 24.69 35 Jowar TK (57.87) W(16.\9) WE (4.04) PR Mahbubnagar 9 EA Rice T (138.81) 417.63 239.98 70.82 Cl:M4:T2 36 Jowar TK (97.94) WE (36.42) W (4.45) PR Mahbubnagar 16 EA Rice 1,291.35 T (288.14) 1,411.14 36.42 132.74 37 Jowar -tV- 1=E (182.11) WE (80.94) W (25.09) KR Mahbubnagar 14 Rice T (23.07) 96.72 88.22 95.10 38 Jowar TK (18.21) W (4.86) 122.62 44.92 11. ~3 Ml:T1 39 KR Mahbubnagar 12 Rice T (13.36) Jowar TK (11.74) W (1.62) T (65.15) 319.30 32.38 40 KR Mahbubnagar 14 Rice Jowar TK (53.01) W (12.14) T (2.43) 85.39 70.41 3.64 41 KR Mahbubnagar 18 Rice 170.78 Jowar TK (2.43) (T (8.90) 91.05 1.21 42 KR Mahbubnagar 18 Rice 112.50 Jowar TK (8,90) 048

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distunce 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 giv;;n) Code villag:: (in ,----'- ---.. ,,------No. he ctarcs) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds tion ~ water Telegraph days of tions (Bu,,· (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4 \) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

43 Tirnnlampalle 350.05 lOS 593 P 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 -5

44 Chandrojpalle 411.56 176 965 P 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 -,)"

45 Burgupalle 827.98 155 7(,8 P -5 VI -5 -5 BS

46 Lingalched 453.25 103 554 P 5-10 W ·5 5·10 BS

47 Seri Venkatapur 216.5l 123 718 P 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 BS

48 Modipur 356.53 100 477 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5 '

49 Jannlpur 333.46 137 721 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5

50 Na\'cpaUe 449,60 58 330 -5 -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5

51 Salepalle 70.42 6 48 -5 -5 W -5 -5 ·5

52 Kothapalle (!, 268.71 76 356 P -5 W -5 -5 BS Anantapur 53 Khazipuf 199.51 136 629 P -5 W,TW PO -5 TIS

54 Vecl'ampalle 259.00 92 473 P -5 W -5 -5 ·5

55 Parpalle 982,98 381 2,143 P -5 W,TW PO -5 BS

56 Koilkonda 1,309.15 606 3,331 P(2), H W,T PO,TO, M(2),H PTO 1\-10 11C1:1 Y BS

57 1 brahimnagar 676.63 205 1 ,044 P -5 W PO.TO -5 -5

5~ Acharyaruram 795.61 109 647 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 49

DIRECTORY MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK and Land use

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 Culturable Area not religious, Code Approach Nearest town power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- gated waste available historical or No. to village and distance supply food by source for cult i- ar chaeologi cal (in Kms.) val ion interest

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

10.52 83.37 43 KR Mahbubnagar 19 Rice 35.21 T (34.80) 126.15 Jowar TK (31.97) WE (283) 222.98 12.14 136.78 T2 44 KR Mahbubnagar 21 Rice T (39.66) Jowar TK (29.54) WE (10.12) 255.76 NIl 45 PR Mahbubnagar 24 ED, Rice 80.93 T (34.40) 452.44 4.45 EAG Jowar TK (32.38) W (2.02) 114.12 46 PR Mahbubnagar 28 Rice T (46.94) 279.23 12.94 Jowar TK (38.04) W (8.90) 76.89 60.30 21.45 47 PR Mahbubnagar 28 ED, Rice T (57.06) EAG Jowar TK (44.92) W (12.14) 212.05 93.89 48 PR Mahbubnogar 28 Rice T (50.18) Jowar L (42.90) TK (4.85) W (2.43) 182.51 10 I. 98 N2 49 KR Mahbubnagar 26 Rice T (48.56) Jowar TK (46.13) W (2.43) T (34.80) 173.61 241.19 50 PR Mahbubnag~ r 21 Rice Jowar TK (33.18) W (1.62) 151.35 6.07 74.06 51 PR Mahbubnagar 22 ED Rice T (36.83) Jowar TK (25.09) W (1l.74) 57.06 10.52 NA 52 KR Mahbubnugar 20 EAG Rice T (2.43) Jowar WE (2.43) 44.92 52.61 64.75 53 PR Mahbubnagar 21 EAG Rice T (36.42) Jowar TK (29.14) W (7.28) 252.12 1.62 54 KR Mahbubnagar 18 Rice T (5.26) Jowar TK (5.26) 643.85 18.21 82.96 55 PR Mahbubnagar 16 ED, R:ce 123.83 T (113.31) fAG Jawar TK (89.03) WE (16.19) L (8.09) T (125.45) 646.28 257.78 279.23 Moharram 56 PR Mahbubnagar 21 ED, Rice TK (113.31) Festival, EAG Jowar N2:Ml W (l2.1,~) T (9.31) 320.51 141.64 204.77 57 KR Mahbubnagar 24 Rice ]awar TK (9.31) T (2.43) 220.15 70.42 89.43 58 KR Mahbubnagar 17 Rice 41:'.7R Jowar TK (2.43) 50

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) vill;1ge (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, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4ll) (5) (6) (1) (8) (9) (10)

59 K(shavapLlf 539.44 246 1,441 P 10-j- W,HP -5 10+ -5

60 Malkapur 1,402.64 397 2,323 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

61 Akkaipalle 219.74 123 619 P 10 :- W PO 1O-!- BS

62 Rampuf 452.84 125 645 P,M 10,. W PO 10;- BS

63 Garlapad 1,390.90 474 2,597 P(2),M, H,D(Aur) W,HP PO 10+ BS H

64 Abhangapatnam 1,099.93 365 1 ,979 P 10+ W -5 10+ ·5

65 V cnkatapur 840.93 280 1 ,547 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

66 Chinna Daripalle 735.31 385 2,088 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

67 Boyapalle 1 ,352.05 848 4,451 P(21.M ·5 W,HP PO -5 BS

68 Errapalle 311.61 31 199 -5 5 10 w -5 10-1' BS

69 Vedra 2,515.52 786 4,470 PO) TB w PO 5-10 BS,RS

10 Amistapur 1.281.64 676 3,813 P 5-10 W,HP PO, 5-10 BS Phone

71 Palkond;_t 581.94 301 1,673 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS n Yengonda 1,519.59 554 3,172 P(2), H W,HP, PO 5-10 BS M,Tr, TW C,O 51

DIRECTORY and Land use MAHBUBNAGAR TAL UK

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 Mahbubnag:u 14 ED, Rice T (50.59) 413.18 58.27 17.00 59 EAG lowar TK (32.38) W (18.21) PR Mahbubnagar 10 ED, Rice 264.26 T (119.38) 776.99 241.60 NA 60 EAG lowar TK (54.63) L (40.47) W (24.28) PR Mahbubnagar 14 Rice T (36.42) 143.26 3.24 36.82 Nl:T1 61 lowar TK (18.61) W (17.81) PR Mahbubnagar 14 Rice T (57.46) 320.11 75.27 Ml:T1 62 lowar TK (43.70) W (13.76) PR Mahbub nagar 17 EA Rice 671.78 T (212.05) 412.78 21.04 72.44 N6:M4 63 lowar TK (113.71) WE (98.34) PR Mahbubnagar 15 EA Rice 263.04 T (115.34) 632.52 28.33 60.70 Nl:M2 64 lowar WE (72.84) TK (23.88) W (18.62) PR Mahbubnag:u 6 EA Rice T (61.11) 379.59 37.23 363.00 N2:Ml:T1 65 lowar W (45.73) WE (8.09) TK (7.29) PR Mahbubnagar 2 EA Rice 307.96 T (57.47) 369.48 NA N2 66 lowar TK (41.68) WE (15.79) PR Mahbubnagar 2 EA Rice 216.91 T (129.90) 915.40 89.44 N4:Ml 67 Jowar TK (87.00) WE (28.33) W (14.57) PR Mahbubnagar 6 Rice 93.08 T (6.88) 129.90 64.75 17.00 68 lowar W (6.88) PR Mahbubnagar 6 EA Rice 611.07 T (234.31) 1,533.76 136.38 C1:M3:T1 69 lowar TK (147.71) WE (64.75) W (21 85) PR Mahbubnagar 6 EA Rice T (175.23) 944.13 60.71 1{)0.77 N2:Cl:M3 70 lowar TK (154.99) WE (20.24) PR Mahbubnagar 5 EA Rice T (123.03) 399.83 59.08 Nl 71 Jowar TK (101.17) WE (21.86) PR Mahbubnagar 8 EA Rice 421.28 T (114.12) 518.80 235.93 229.46 NI0:C2:MI0 72 Jowar TK (64.75) WE (49.37) 52

VII_LACE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 l'vledical Drinking Post and Day or Commupica- holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (413) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

73 Mahbubnagar 3,774.49 453 2,378 P RP T PO Sunday BS,RS (Rural)

74 Alipur 540.66 124 720 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS

75 Dharmapur 1,995.10 524 2,731 P(2), 5-10 W.HP PO 5-10 BS M(2).H

76 Janapapalle 116.95 Ullillhabited 77 Manikonda 1,738.12 514 2,791 P(2),M 10+ W PO 10+ BS

78 Pirikived 651.54 152 801 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

79 Kotakadra 2,392.09 577 2,972 P(3),M 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS,RS

80 Machanpa!le 776.59 266 J ,621 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

81 Ramachandrapur 1,367.83 295 1,559 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS,RS

82 Oblaipalle 921.87 153 834 P 5-10 W.HP 5-10 5-10 BS 53

DIRECTORY and Land use MAHBUBNAGAR 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- at chaeological vation interest

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

PR Mahbubn1gar 2 EA Rice 948.98 T (246.86) 1.345.58 237.55 995.52 73 Jowar TK (203.15) WE (38.04) o (5.67) PR Mahbubnagar 6 EA Rice T (42.09) 392.14 22.66 83.77 74 Jowar TK (24.28) WE (17.81) PR Mahbubnagar 6 EA Rice 954.25 T (272.35) 516.78 80.94 170.78 N2:M2:T2 75 Jowar TK (226.62) WE (38.45) W (7.28) Uninhabited 76 PR Mahbubnagar 11 EA Rice 899.21 T (80.94) 737.34 20.23 N2 77 Jowar TK (55.04) W (25.90) PR Mahbubnagar 6 EA Rice 236.33 T (48.97) 338.72 27.52 Nl:Ml:T2 78 Jowar TK (24.69) WE (24.28) PR Mahbubnagar 9 EA Rice ], 223.36 T (148.11) 936.04 84.17 NA:Ml:T1 79 Jowar TK (73.65) W (40.87) WE (33.59) KR Mahbubnagar 7 EA Rice T (127.88) 448.80 199.91 Nl:Tl 80 Jowar TK (108.46) ~'II' f... W (19.42) PR Mahbubnagar 7 EA Rice 497.76 T (76.08) 694.84 10.12 88.22 Tl 81 Jowar TK (60.70) WE (15.38) PR Mahbubnagar 3 EA Rice 370.29 T (60.70) 435.84 31.57 23.47 Sri Venkateswara 82 Jowar TK (48.56) Temple WE (10.12) W (2.02) JADCHERLA TALUK ::I .:: E i z.~ ." u"0 § ~ .0 j ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

JADCHERLA

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (1) 66 Kolhur 24 Agrahar Potlapalle 27 Kuchcherkal 62 Aloor 12 KuthenepaJle 30 Ambatapur Ammapalle 52 45 Lingamdana 75 Annasagar 85 Appaipalle 2 Macharam 22 Appajipalle 35 Macharam 57 Malleboinpalle 59 BadepaJle 38 Mallepalle 7 Balanagar 4 Molhi Ghanapur 65 Bhuthpur 39 Bibinagar 60 Nagsala 21 Bada Janampet 8 Nandaram 58 BureddipaJle 50 Nekkonda 5 Burgui \0 NerellapaHe 67 BurgupalJe 90 Nizalpur 47 Chinna Adirya1 70 Patha Molgara 28 Chinnavelle 42 Pedda Adiryal 63 ChittaboinpaIle 18 PeddayapaJle 13 Dondlapallc 34 Polepalle 77 Polkampal1e 37 Earlapallc 73 Pothulamadugu 40 Edganpalle 11 Raghavapur 82 GajuJapct 29 Raipalle 54 Gangapur 26 Rajapur 36 Gollapalle 16 Rangareddiguda 51 GopaJpur Kalan 76 Ravalpalle 6 Gouthapur 9 Gunded 89 Sankalmaddi 72 Gopalpur Khurd 19 Seriguda (Goulhapur) 25 Gundla Patlapalle 86 Shakrapur 56 Shankarayapalle 74 Hasnapur 46 Soudagarpalle Sura ram 81 IppaJpalle 3 55 Jadcherla 80 Tadikonda 79 Janampet 64 Tadparthi 44 Thimmajipalle 23 Kallepalle 78 Thimmapur Kankapur 87 43 Thommidirekul 71 Kappeta 14 Tirmalapur 68 Karvena 41 Tirmalgiri Kethireddipalle 17 88 Tunkinipur 15 Khanapur 31 Kishtaram 33 Uddandapur 61 Kistampalle 1 Udithyal 49 Kodgal 53 Kodparthy 32 Vallur 48 Kodoor 20 Vanamvaniguda Konded 48 83 Zamistapur 69 Kotha Molgara

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VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 water way) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) ( 9) (10)

Udithyal 2,346.77 618 3,219 P(2),M, RP(2) W,HP PO MondClY 5-10 H,AC

2 Macharam 197.49 40 233 P(3),M, 10+ W,R -5 -5 BS H

3 Suraram 463.36 152 846 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ 5-10

4 Mothi Ghanapur 1,678.63 468 2,702 P(3) H W,HP,R PO 10+ -5

5 Burgul 2,729.60 599 3,196 P(4),M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

6 Gouthapur 787.92 114 561 P -5 W,HP -5 BS

7 Balanagar 693.63 323 1,486 P(2),M, FPC, W,HP PO,TO, 10+ BS,RS H,AC RP(2) PTO, Phone

8 N.1I1daram 350.46 84 435 P -5 W,HP,R PO 10,. -5

9 Gunded 690.80 120 721 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5

10 Nerellapalle 1,017.38 267 1,400 P 5-10 W,HP PO -5 5-10

11 Raghavapur 286.52 101 553 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 5-10

12 Ku:henepalle 372.31 77 459 P -5 TW -5 -5 -5

13 Dondlapalle 775.78 206 1,050 P(2),AC 5-10 W -5 -5 57

DIRECTORY and I,and use JADCHERLA 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 wa,te available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

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

PR Mahbubnagar 23 EA Ricc T (198.70) 2,080.89 67.18 ·N3:M6:T2 Jowar TK (156.61) WE (31.97) W (IO.il) PR Mahbubnagar 20 EA Rice T (9.11) 184.13 4.05 2 Jowar TK (5.67) 'W (2.43) WE (1.21) KR Farooqnagar 14 ED Rice T (48.16) 360.17 28.73 25.50 T2 3 Jowar TK (46.13) W (2.03) PR Farooqnagar 12 EA Rice T (102.79) 1,450.80 72.84 52.20 N2:C2:Ml 4 Jowar TK (81.75) WE (12.95) W (8.09) PR Farooqnagar 18 EA Rice T (137.59) 2,429.73 8.50 153.78 N3:Ml 5 Jowar TK (78.91) W (58.68) PR Farooqnagar 20 EA Rice T (77.70) 646.69 63.53 6 Jowar TK (37.23) WE (36.42) W (4.05) PR Farooqnagar 16 EA Rice T (82.56) 477 .93 133.14 Sri Gopala Swamy 7 Jowar TK (53.01) Temple WE (26.31) N25:M3:T2 W (3.24) PR Farooqm:gar 16 ED Rice T (26.71) 322.94 0.81 T1 8 Jowar TK (13.76) W (8.09) WE (4.86) PR Farooqnagar 12 ED Rice T (27.12) 632.52 .11.16 N3 9 Jowar 1K (17.40) WE (7.69) W (2.03) KR Mahbubnagar 20 EAG Rice T (53.42) 927.54 12.54 23.88 10 J ()\\,a r TK (24.69) W (18.61) WE (10.12) KR Mahbubnagar 24 EAG Rice T (15.38) 254.55 16.59 11 Jowar W (10.12) TK (5.26) KR Mahbubnagar 24 ED Rice T (27.11) 339.53 2.43 3.24 12 Jowar W (24.68) T1:. (2.,13) KR Mahbubnagar 18 Rice T (12,14) 708.20 55.44 NI:CI 13 Jowar W (12,14) 58

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 villag'2 (in ,-_-_J....___ ~ ,------'------, 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 Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4B) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

14 Tirmalapur 1,296.61 319 P 10_" W,HP PO 10-{- 5-10

15 KhJnapur 681.49 150 766 P W,HP -5 10+ -5

16 Rcwgareddiguda 997.95 305 1,549 P(2),M MH W,HP PO, Wednesday BS Phone

17 Kethireddipalle 920.66 203 1,043 P W PO 5-10 BS

18 Peddayapalle 847.81 112 564 P 10+ W,HP -5 10 t- BS

19 Scriguda (Gouthapur) 411.97 65 333 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

20 Vanamvaniguda 199.91 15 63 -5 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

21 Bodajanampet 529.73 130 759 P 10+ W,HP,R -5 5-10 -5

22 AppajipaJle 276.40 30 166 -5 10+ W PO 10+ BS

23 Kallepalle 793.99 149 869 P 10+ W,HP 5-10 5-10 5-10

24 Agrahar PotlapaJle 405.90 67 301 P JO-{. W -5 -5 BS

25 Gundlapotlapalle 473.08 89 444 P 5-10 W -5 -5 -5

26 Rajapur 2,531.30 603 3,424 P(4),M, CflW W,HP PO, BS H Phone

27 Kuchcherkal 899.21 227 1,217 P 10+ W,HP PO, 10+ -5 Phone 59

DIRECTORY and Land use JADCHERLA 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 (ion 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 chacological vat ion interest

(II ) (1.2) (13) (14) ( 15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Badepalle 18 EA Rice T (167.54) 906.49 210.44 12.14 Nl:M2 14 lowar TK (150.95) WE (8.50) W (8.0') KR BadepalJe 21 EAG Rice T (46.13) 615.53 19.83 15 Jowar WE (28.73) TK (9.31) W (8.09) PR Mahbubnagar 10 EA Rice T (92.67) 844.58 14.57 46.13 Lakshminara- 16 Jowar TK (62.32) simha Swamy W (30.3:-) Temple Nl :C2:M3:T1 PR Mahbubnagar 20 EA Rice T (66.37) 825.96 20.24 8.09 Ml:Tl 17 Jowar WE (40.47) TK (22.66) W (3.24) PR Mahbubnagar 20 EA Rice T (53.82) 716.29 J2.95 64.75 N4 18 Jowar TK (39.66) W (14.16) PR Mahbubnagar 24 EA Rice T (24.69) 90.65 296.23 19 Jowar WE (18.21) TK (6.48) KR Badepal!'; 19 EA Rice T (7.69) 191.41 0.81 20 J~'war TK (7.69) PR Badcpallc 24 EA Ric~ T (45.32) 479.96 4.45 .21 lowar WE (24.68) TK (20.64) PR Badepalle 24 EAG Rice T (30.35) 174.83 30.35 40.87 22 Jowar W (30.35) KR BadepalJe 20 EA Rice T (22.66) 704.56 66.77 23 Jowar TK (18.61) W (4.05) PR Badepalle 20 EA Rice T (61.51) 273.57 6.07 64.75 24 lowar W (31.16) TK (30.35) KR Badepa\le 22 EA Rice T (55.85) 402.66 12.14 2.43 Ml:Tl 25 Jowar TK (2~.47) W (20.24) WE (12.14) PR Mahbubnagar 16 EA Rice T (158.23) 2.138.76 161.87 72.44 N2:M2. l~ 26 Jowar TK (55.04) W (54.63) WE (48.56) KR Badepalle 14 EA Rice T (113.72) 651.95 85.79 47.35 Nl:Cl:MI: 27 Jowar TK (l08.05) Tl W (3.24) WE (2.43) 60

VII,LAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the di"tance 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 Water way) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

28 Chinnavelle 527.30 163 796 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

29 Raipalk 187.37 110 570 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

30 Ambatapur 177.66 11 69 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

31 Kishtaram 312.01 118 624 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

32 ValInr 1,084.15 235 1,238 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

33 Udandapur 861.98 308 1,647 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

34 Polepalk: 3,275.92 632 3,542 P(3),M, 5-10 W.HP PO 5-10 BS H

35 Macharam 539.44 146 702 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS

36 GolIapalIe 355 P(2),M 5-10 W PO, 5-10 RS Phone

37 Earlapa lIe 455.27 96 477 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

38 Mal1epaHe 639.00 191 9.B P 10+ W,HP PO -5

39 Bibinagar 108.05 29 115 -5 10,. W -5 10+ BS

40 Edganpalle 316 1,707 P 10+ W.HP.R PO, 10,:, 5-10 PTO

41 Tirll1~l1giri 1,320.89 250 P 5-10 W -5 -5 -5 61

DIRECTORY and Land use JADCHERLA 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 Fmest Irrigated Unirri- Culturablc Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated ""u~te availDblc historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeologi cal vat ion intcrest

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

KR Badepalle 9 ED, Rice T (50.18) 442.32 4.04 30.76 28 EAG lowar TK (39.66) WE (l0.52) KR Bad~p:dle 9 ED, Rice T (42.09) 69.20 32.37 43.70 29 EAG Jowar TK (35.61) WE (4.86) W (1.62) PR Badepalle 9 ED Rice T (10.93) 122.21 44.52 30 Jowar TK (6.07) W (4.86) PR Badepalle 12 Rice T (53.01) 220.58 36.42 31 lowar TK (42.90) W (10.11) PR Badepalle 12 Rice 219.74 T (48.56) 640.62 141.64 33.59 Ml 32 lov/ar TK (34.40) W (14.16) PR Badepalle 8 EA Rice 187.77 T (45.33) 531.35 89.44 8.09 Nl 33 lowar TK (35.21) WE (l0.12) PR Badepalle 8 EA Rice T (34·+,79) 2,386.02 18.21 526.90 Cl:M3 34 Jowar TK (259.81) WE (60.70) W (24,28) PR Badepalle 2 ED, Rice T (67.58) 388.09 14.16 69.61 N2 35 EAG lowar TK (46.14) WE (14.16) W (7,28) PR Badepall': 6 EA Rice T (43.30) 1,104.79 81.75 N4 36 Jowar TK (35.21) \t"J ?_W (8.09) KR Badepallc 12 ED, Rice T (I5.78) 414.80 24.69 37 EAG Iowar WE (6.47) TK (5.26) W (4.05) KR Badepalle 18 EA Rice T (73.65) 563.32 2.03 38 Jowar WE (62.72.) TK (6.S8) W (4.05) PR Badepalle 16 EO Rice T (27.11) 67.58 5.26 8.10 39 Iowar TK (14.97) W (12,14) PR Badepalle 15 EA Ric0 T (153.78) 1,190.18 52.61 63.53 M2 40 lo\var TK (113.31) W (40.47) KR Badcpalle 22 EAG Rice T (23.47) 1,044.90 252.52 41 Jo\\'ar W (IS.38) TK (8.09) 62

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the dist ance 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 Water way (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

42 Pedda Adiryal 1,669.73 427 2,158 P(2),M MH W,HP PO Monday BS

43 Tommidirckul 715.08 211 1,113 P SMP W,HP PO -5 BS

44 ThimmajipalJe 209.63 12 69 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

45 Lingamdana 533.78 135 676 P ,M -5 W -5 -5 BS

46 Soudagarpalle 274.38 Uninhllbited 47 Chinna Adiryal 931. 18 203 1,056 P 10+ W,HP -5 -5 -5

48 Konded 526.90 152 698 P 10+ W,HP,R -5 -5 BS

49 Kodgal 2,956.63 681 3,473 P(3J,M, 10+ W,HP PO,TO, 10-1' 5-10 H PTO, Phone 50 Nckkonda 620.79 160 774 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

51 Gopalpur (Kalan, 568.58 124 532 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

52 Ammapalle 141.23 56 281 -5 5-10 W,O -5 5-10 -5

53 Kodparthy 105.62 21 101 -5 5-10 W PO ,TO, 5-10 -5 PTO

54 Gangapur 2,459.67 634 3,203 , P(2),M, 5-10 W,HP PO, 5-10 BS H Phone

55 Jadcher1a 1,582.72 1,454 8,394 P(5),M, H,RP(2) T,W,HP PO, Saturday -5 H,O(4) Phone

56 Shankarayapalle 181.70 4 20 -5 -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5 63

DIRECTORY and Land use JADCHERLA 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 gatcd waste av

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

PR Badepalle 24 EA Rice T (82.56) 1,467.79 119.38 42 Jowar W (62.32) TK (10.12) R (10.12) PR Badepalle 30 EA Rice T (48.16) 632.93 33.99 Sri Krishna Das 43 Jowar TK (27.92) Math, Ml W (20.24) PR Badepalle 36 EAG Rice T (3.64) 171. 99 17.40 16.60 44 Jowar W (3.64) PR Badepalle 30 EO Rice T (59.08) 471.46 2.03 1.21 45 Jowar TK (48.97) W (10.11) Uninhabited 46 KR Badepalle 24 EA Rice T (52.61) 818.68 18.21 41.68 Ml:Tl 47 Jowar TK (39.66) GC (8.10) W (4.85) PR Badepalle 13 EA Rice T (29.95) 417.23 79.72 48 Jowar TK (13.76) WE (9.71) W (6.48) PR Badepalle 9 EA Rice T (229.86) 2,524.42 202.34 Cl:M2:T4 49 Jowar WE (212.86) TK (17.00) KR Badepalle 8 ED, Rice T (65.15) 387.69 167.94 50 EAG Jowar WE (43.70) TK (17.00) W (4.45) PR Badepalle 9 EAG Rice T (51.80) 448.39 68.39 51 Jowar TK (51.80) KR Badepalle 7 Rice T (32.37) 65.15 43.70 52 Jowar W (25.90) TK (6.47) PR Badepallc 7 EAG Rice T (29.14) 59.49 10.52 Tl 53 Jowar TK (19.83) WE (9.31) PR Badepalle 2 EAG Rice T (241.19) 2,144.82 15.38 58.27 N2:M8:T4 54 Jowar TK (233.50) WE (7.69) PR Badepalle 2 EA Rice T (165.92) 1,189.77 '227.02 Sri Venkatcswara 55 Jowar TK (125.86) Swamy Temple WE (27.92) N15:C4 W (12.14) M18:T2

KR Badcpallc G Rice T (11.73) 159.85 10.12 56 Jowar \V (11.73) 64

Vn,LAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

57 Malleboinplle 524.07 246 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

58 Bureddipalle 617.14 149 751 P -5 W -5 -5 BS

59 Badepalle 1,035.99 Urball Area (Badepalle Town) 60 Nagsala 413.99 135 672 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5

.61 Kist;)mpalle 235.12 80 380 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS

62 AlOOf 1,509.47 313 1,720 (P2),M -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

63 Chi ttaboi npalle 218.53 18 116 -5 10+ W -5 10+ -5

64 Tadparthi 861.57 227 1,243 P 0 W,HP PO, 5-10 -5 Phone

65 Bhuthpur 1,414.37 539 2,824 P(2),M, RP, W,HP PO, 5-10 BS H ewc PTO

66 Kothur 758.78 210 1.145 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

67 Burgupalle 1,166.71 272 1,688 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

68 Karvena 579 P(2),M o W PO 10 +- -5

69 Kotha M()lgara 944.53 294 1,499 P 10-1' W,HP PO 10+ BS

70 Patha Molgara 750.69 176 850 P(2),M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5 65

DIRECTORY and Land usc JADCHERLA TALUK

Land use (Le ,area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- ,------t... ______--.., any place of tian Cade Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, No. to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeolo gi ~al vat ion interest

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

57 PR Badepallc 5 EA Rice T (47.35) 445.96 30.75 Ml Jawar TK (28.33) WE (17.00) W (2.02) 58 PR Badepalle 2 EAG Rice T (59.89) 446.77 11 0.48 Ml Jawar TK (50.99) WE (8.90) Urban Area (8adepolle Town) 59 60 PR Badepalle 2 EA Rice T (49.77) 332.65 31.56 N2:Ml Jowar TK (29.54) WE (20.23) 61 PR Badepalle 2 ED, Rice T (40.06) 162.68 32.38 T1 EAG .lawar TK (31.16) WE (8.09) W (0.81) 62 PR Badepalle 2 EA Rice T (167.54) 1,101.95 239.98 .lowar TK (143.26) WE (24.28) 63 KR Badepalle 12 Rice T (63.94) 98.74 20.64 35.21 .lawar W (63.94) M3 64 PR Badepalle 5 EA' Rice T (80.13) 570.20 116.96 93.48 Jawar TK (55.04) W (13.76) WE (11.33) 156.21 N2 65 PR Mahbubnagar 8 EA Rice T (242.00) 1,015.76 Jawar o (121.41) TK (120.59) 66 KR Badepalle 5 EA Rice T (65.96) 315.25 272. 35 104.82 lawar TK C,3.99) o (18.21) W (13.76) N2:T2 67 KR BadepaUe 5 EA Rice T (148.93) 923.49 24.28 70.01 Jawar TK (88.22) WE (58.68) W (2.03) KR Badepalle 14 EA Rice T (254.95) 1,755.93 417.64 MI:T1 68 .lawaI' TK (229.R6) WE (15.38) W (9.71) PR Badepalle 14 EA Rice T (147.30) 613.10 50.99 132.74 Nl:T1 69 .lawaI' TK (114.93) WE (20.23) W (12.14) PR Mahbubnagar 17 EA Rice T (133.14) 372.72 39.25 205.18 N2:t'12 70 Jawar TK (99.15) WE (2U:-) \V (l~.14) 66

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Water way (1) (2) (3 ) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

71 Kappcta 1.t21.79 225 1,037 P 10+ W,R -5 10+ -5

72 Gopalpur (Khurd) 335.48 97 505 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

73 Pothulamadugu 766.07 336 1,812 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

74 Hasnapur 1,006.05 220 1,329 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ -5

75 Annasagar 396.59 260 1,459 P -5 W,HP PO 10-{· BS

76 Ravalpalle 423.30 79 395 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ -5

77 Polkampalle ],080.15 324 1,695 P 5-10 W,HP,R PO 10+ -5

78 Thimmapur 199.10 106 555 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

79 Janampet 1,417.21 519 2,737 P(2),M PHC W,HP,T PO -5 BS

110 Tadikonda 1,597.69 525 3,159 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

81 Ippalpalle 921.47 138 734 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

82 Gajulapet 1,012.52 289 1,567 P -5 W,HP PO 'i-IO BS

83 Z:\lnistapur 888.28 298 1,550 P(2) 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

84 Kodoor 1,440.27 531 2,989 P D(A) W,HP PO 10+ BS

85 Appaipalle 506.67 144 605 p 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS,RS 67

DIRECTORY and Land use JADCHERLA 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~ource gated waste available historical or No (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeologi cal vation interest

(1) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (l9) (20)

PR Mahbubnagar 17 fA Rice T (128.69) 789.95 178.47 24.:28 Ml 71 JOW::f TK (84.17) W (2g.3~) WF (16.l9) PR Mabbubnagar 10 Rice T (3-~.00) 225.41 6.07 69.20 n ]owar TK (17.81) W (16.19) PR Mah bubnagar 10 fA Rice T (168.35) 545.11 52.21 73 Jowar TK (168.35) 74 KR Mahbubnagar 12 Rice 98.74 T (46.94) 737.33 122.21 Jowar TK (28.33) W (18.61) 75 PR Mahbubnagar 12 fA Rice T (62.72) 188.19 107.24 37.64 Nl .Iowar TK (48.56) W (14.16) 76 PR Mahbubnagar 14 Ricl: T (45.73) 100.36 230.27 46.13 Jowar TK (45.73) 77 PR Mahbubnagar 15 fA Rice T (282.47) 483.60 46.13 267.50 Nl:Cl:Ml Jowar TK (254.14) WE (14.17) \V (14.16) 39.25 78 KR Mah bubnagar 17 Rice T (82.96) 76.49 .r 0\\ a r TK (58.6R) W (16 19) o (8.00) Nl:T2 79 PR Mahbubnagar 12 fA Rice T (261.02) 758.78 106.43 290.56 .Towar TK (248.88) W (12.14) 140.83 CI 80 PR 1\1 \hbubnagar 7 fA Rice 315.25 T (349.24) 757.57 34.80 Jow::u TK (329.01) W (20.23) lOR.45 81 KR Mahbubn~gar 6 ED Rice 169.97 T (60.70) 500.59 80.94 .Iowar TK (42.08) W (18.61) 253.33 9.71 67.58 NliM2 82 PR Mahbubnagar 10 fA Rice 547.13 T (133.95) Jowar TK (11574) W (18.21) 92.67 M2:T1 83 PR Mahbubnagar 10 FA Rice 191.41 T (11412) 489.67 J 0\\'\1 r TK (99.%) W (8.(19) \\T (6.07) 8.9() 89.84 84 PR Mahbubnagar 13 FA Rice 332.24 T (216.JO) 792.37 Jowar TK OR7.77) W (28.33) 4.85 74.46 85 PR Mahbubnagar 10 FA Rice 39.66 T (52.20) 334.67 Jowar W (27.')2) TK (2·+.:8) 68

VIl.LAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT AmeniJies

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 J_ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds (ion water Telegraph days of (ions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4R) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

86 Shakrapur 1,090.63 J54 815 P -5 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

87 Kunkupur 339.13 16 64 -5 -5 W -5 -5 -5

88 Tunkinipur 271'.42 112 470 P 5-10 \V,IlP -5 -5 -5

89 Sunkalmaddi 831.63 529 2.753 PO),\! , D(U) W,HP PO Tuesday BS II

90 Nizalpur 498.98 253 1,285 P 5-10 W -5 -5 ... 5 69

DIRECTORY and Land use JADCHERLA TALUK

Land use (i.e, area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- _.t______-., 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) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Mahbubnagar 12 Rice 590.84 T (68.39) 387.69 42.49 86 Jowar W (48.56) TK (19.83) KR Mahbubnagar 5 Rice T (35.21) 283.28 12.54 7.69 87 Jowar ' TK (27.52) W (7.69) PR Mahbubnagar 19 Rice T (28.32) 194.65 55.03 88 Jowilr TK (28.32) PR Mahbubnagar 16 EA Rice T (205.98) 432.20 89.03 104.00 M2 89 Jowar TK (197.89) W (6.07) WE (2.02) KR Mahbubnagar 20 EA Rice T (202.34) 147.30 148.92 90 Jowar TK (182.11) W (20.23) SHAD NAGAR TALUK i ...~ i .!! j s ~Q i z:~ U .:l .;;. ..,• .... s ... c3 'S .E . i .e s b ~ e ~ .3 ~ ~ ~ $ g i :z: @ II! ~ '>;> Cl .~ ~ ~ Q.

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,., :r u Q < ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

SHADNAGAR T ALCK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No Code No. Code No. (I) (2) ( 1) (2) (1) (2) 56 Agiryal .28 Hajipalle 47 Padmaram 25 A llisabguda 49 Hejipet 99 Papireddiguda 109 Alwal 117 Hemajipur 35 Parvathapur 66 Ammapur 48 Pedda Elkicberla 80 Anna]"m 43 Indranag:H 118 Pedda Revalli 87 lnmulnervil 88 Penjerla 7 Bhairampalle 103 JppaJpalie 67 Pamal 107 Bhairkhanpalle 115 Ponnalpalle 76 Bbeemaram 61 lakaram 124 Bodnampalle 42 Hlled 81 Raikal 85 Buchchiguda 79 Jogammaguda 82 Ramakrishnapur 10 Rangasamudram 63 Chalvendrampalle 74 Kakarajal (Yellampalle) 26 Chattanpalle 123 Kaknoor 52 Ravirya) 51 Chegireddi Ghanpur 68 Kamaram 72 Rekul Chowdapur 17 Chegur 84 Kammadhanam 46 Chennareddiguda 77 Kamsanpallc 92 Sangam S3 Cherukupalle 32 Kandivanam 108 Santhapur 83 Chilkamarri (Chelka) 112 Keshampet 90 Seriguda (Bhadrayapallel 3 Chi,lkamarri (Regadi) 91 Khajiguda 101 Seriguda (Madhurapur) 55 Chinchod 30 Kishannagar (Pidikiryal) 106 Siddapur 33 Chinna Elkicherla 89 Kodicherla 27 Solipur 120 Chinna Revalli 64 Kolloef 34 Somarampahad 114 Chintakuntapalle 93 Kondannaguda 9 Sri Rangapur 65 Cbowdoor 37 Kondurg 98 Suryaraoguda 31 Chowlpalle 36 Kondurg (West) 54 Tangallapalle \11 Chowlpalle 94 Kon!;oguda 5 Tekulpalle 4 Chukkamet 110 Kothapet 22 Theegapuf 21 Kothur 70 Darpalle 41 Thoompalle 104 Dattaipallc 12\ Lemar\\idi 38 Thummalapalle 75 DepaIJe 73 Lingampalle 20 Thimmapur 86 Dooskal 116 Lingaram 1 Ummenthyal LaJapet 71 Lokircv 15 Edulpalle 6 Uttaraspalle 105 Eklaskhanpet 102 Madhurapur 40 Vanampalle 12 Elkatta I 50 Malkapahad 45 V eerannape t Veerlapalle 13 Farollqnagar It; Mal~apur 23 lfi Mamidipallc 95 Velijcrla I tOo Gantlavelli 8 Mcdhipur 96 Velijerla 1I 59 Uovindapur 119 Modampalle 97 Velijerla III 19 Gudur 11 Mogalgidda J J 3 Vcmulnarva 29 Gundlakunta 2 Mutpoor 57 Vcnkiryal 39 GunjaJpahad 58 Viswanat]1pur 62 GunjaJpahad 14 Nagulapalle 78 VittYJI 44 Gurrampalle 24 Nandigam 69 Gu[uku]1\a 122 Nirdhavelli 60 Ycdira

71 72

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Household, 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) ,--______..J.______, Code village (in ,--____L ____ ~ No hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Duyor Communica- holds lion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) th'~ stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way (I) (~) (3 ) (4A) (4n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Ulllmen,hyal 667.32 261 1,387 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS Lalapct 2 Mutpoor 1 ,lS~.S9 lX7 998 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

3 Chilakamarri 787.92 194 1,048 P 5-10 W PO -5 BS (Regadi) 4 Chukkamet 220.62 15 69 -5 -5 W -5 10+ ·5

5 Tekulpalle 607,03 120 737 P 5-10 W,TW -5 5-10 -5

6 Uttaraspalle 5R7.60 156 907 P 5-10 W,TW PO 10+ BS

7 BhairampaIle 280.85 100 589 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

8 Medhipur 613.10 186 1,055 P -5 W,HP PO 10+ BS

9 Sri Rangapur 439.67 97 591 P :5 W,HP PO 5-10 TIS

10 R I ngas:lllludram 105.22 92 481 P -5 W,HP PO 5-10 -5 (Yellampalle) II Mogalgidda I ,409.~1 763 4,469 P(2), MCW, W,HP,T PO, Sunday BS M(4),H D(A), PTO, RP (2) Phone

12 Flkatta 1,511.50 374 1,924 P -5 W,HP, PO -5 BS TW

13 Farooqnagar 1,358.53 Urhllli Area (Furooqllllg(/r TOll'll) 14 Nagulapalle 888.28 266 1,415 P(:) -) W PO -5 -5

15 Edulpallc 1,003.62 168 920 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

16 Mamidip.:lle 1,633.31 525 2,773 P,M Me!-( W,HP PO, 5-10 BS Phone

17 Chegur 3,135.90 904 5,248 P(4), CWC W,HP PO, 5-10 BS M(2),H Phone

18 Mallapur 431.39 175 1,053 P (2) -5 W,f-1P PO -5 BS 73

DIRECTORY and Land use SHADNAGAR 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- archaeologtcal vat ion interest

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

PR Farooqnagar 22 Rice T (32.37) 570.20 64.75 N2 Jowar W (32.37) PR Farooqnagar 20 FA Rice T (Rn.93) I ,092.65 9.31 Nl:MI 2 Jowar W (SO.93) PR Farooqnagar 24 FA Rice T (~6.20) 663.28 38.4-+ M2 3 .Iowa r TK (86.20) KR Farooqnagar 22 FAG Rice T (4.45) 181.30 38.04 2.83 4 Jowar W (4.45) PR Farooqn~!gar 18 Rice T (12.14) 556.S5 38.04 5 .Iowar W (12.14) PR Farooqnaglr IS ED Rice T (14.16) 530.14 1.21 42.09 6 Jowar W (14.16) PR Farooqnagar 15 Rice 271.14 9.71 7 Jowar PR Farooqnagar 16 LA Rice T (45.33) 539.04 28.73 NI:Ml:T1 8 Jowar W (42.90) TK (2.43) PR Farooqnagar 12 ED, Rice T (i4.17) 433.0i 42.49 N5:M3 9 FAG Jowar WE (8.lC) TK (6.07) PR Farooqnagar 9 FA Ricc T (39.66) 55.04 6.48 3.64 NI:Cl 10 JO\\'~\r WE (39.66) PR F~rooqnag'H 6 FA Rice T (76.89) I,OR7.79 244.83 NI5:CI:M6:TI 11 J ll\\'ar TK (34.40) WE (30.3:':) W (12.14) PR Farooc]ll,1gar 2 FD, Ric.: T (I 05.2~) 1,129.07 (,0.70 216.51 N5:M2:TI 12 FAG Jawar TK (5(..6(,) WL (~O.47) W (8.09) Urball ,1rea (Farooql1agaY Town) 13 PR Farooqnagar 2 FD, Rice T (73.2:') 798.85 16.18 N2:M2 14 FAG Jowar TK (73.2') PR Far.ooqnagar 5 ED, Rice T (111.69) 736.53 101.9S 53.02 NI:Ml 15 FAG JO\\'~I r TK (61.51) WE (50.18) PR Farooqnagar. 9 EAG Rice T (139.21) 1,410.73 34.81 4~.56 Sri Ramachandra 16 .I 0 \\';1 r WE (R4.5~) Swamy Temple, \\' (52,::0) 1\12 TK (2.43) PR Llflloqnag:u 9 ED, Rice T 007.56) 2,516.33 50.59 261.42 TI 17 EAG Jowar TK (:06.39) WI (60.70) W (40.47) PR Farooqnagar 12 ED, Rice T (38.44) 378 ,38 4.05 10.52 N2 18 LAG .Iowar \\'1: (11l ..1') 74

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) tion Name of village ,-~_'-- --. ,.--______--L. ______Code village (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds (ion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (10) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4!l) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

19 G,j,i:J:- 863. I () 2(;2 1 ,61.) P,AC 10+ \V,HP PO -5 10+

20 Thimillapur 600.:-5 275 1,325 P (2) 10+ W,HP ~5 -5 RS,RS

21 Kl)thur Y3S.87 404 2,441 1'(4) ,1\1(2), 10+ W,HP PO, 10+ RS AC; (4) Phl)l1e

_:-; " Thccgapur 470.~4 128 782 P -5 W,HP -, ·5

5~ 10 BS 2~ Veerlapallc 1,403 .45 35Y 2,084 P (2) 5~ I 0 W,Hp PO,TO, Phon"

BS ~4 ~~)l1digam 4,124.')5 1,124 6)81 1'(6),M, J1P, CHW, W,H?, PO,TO, ~ " H,AC D.f\1CH.0 T,C Phone

~5 -, -) 2~ Allio;abguda 107.65 :1 4 ·5 -5 W

2(1 Chattanpalle 1,766.115 485 2,."1'5 P (2) -5 W,HP PO -5 ns

-5 27 Solipuf (i1)2.0() 1]0 734 P -5 W,HP, PO -5 TW -5 -5 2R HajipalJe l5Un 101 516 I' -5 W -5

29 Gundlakunta 1 "2.16 Ullio/r{/bi/('d -5 BS :;0 Kishannagar 1,570.58 429 2,497 P,yl W,HP PO (Pidikiryal) °

1 ,~41 (2) 5-10 PO 5-10 BS 31 ChowlpalJe 1,IXO.47 251 T' W,HP

S(,5 -5 -5 -) - 5 32 Kandi vanam 511.93 143 P W

P W,HP PO 5-10 -5 JJ Chinn::l Llkic'hcrb 819.08 1M 1,100 -5

1117 5-10 W,IIP BS 34 Soma ramp,l had 43504 2') P PO 10+- 75

DIRECTORY and Land use SHADNAGAR 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 Forcst 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) (I)

PR Farooqnagar 20 ED, Rice T (115.34) 71:;.89 27.52 3.64 N2 19 EAG Jowar TK (60.70) W (24.69) GC (16.59) WE (13.36) PR Farooqnagar 16 EA Rice T (36.83) 518.81 24.28 20.23 NIO:C5:M6 20 Jowal' WE (32.38) TK (4.45) PR Farooqnagar 10 EA Rice T (105.22) 708.20 125.45 NI2:C1:T2 21 Jowar TK (62.32) WE (22.66) W (20.24) PR Farooqnagar 4 ED Rice T (43.71) 369.07 57.06 N3 22 Jowar TK (29.14) W (14.57) PR Farooqnagar 10 ED, Rice T (138.00) 1,263.02 2.02 N5:CI:M2:TI 23 EAG Jowar TK (99.15) WE (35.21) R (3.64) PR Farooqnagar 2 EA Rice T (273.16) 3,774.09 50.59 26.31 NIO:MS:T3 24 lowar TK (177.25) WE (60.70) W (35.21) PR Farooqnagar 2 FAG Rice T (10.53) 74.46 1'.79 6.48 25 Jowar WE (8.10) TK (2.43) PR Farcoqnagar 2 ED, Rice T (141.24) 1,596.48 28.73 N1:M2:TI 26 EAG Jowar TK (141.24) PR Farooqnagar 2 ED, Rice T (27.92) 566.15 9.31 58.68 M1:TI 27 EAG Jowar WE (21.85) TK (6.07) KR Farooqnagar 3 ED. Rice T (40.47) 113.31 4.05 28 EAG Jowar W (40.47) Ul1illhahi/ed 29 PR Farooqnagar :2 ED, Rice T (104.81) 1,299.85 99.S5 65.97 NIO:M4:T5 30 EAG Jowar TK (51.39) WE (':;0.18) W O.~4) PR Farooqllag,IT 5 EA Rice T (106.13) 193.84 719.53 159.85 Nl:M2:T1 31 Jowar WE (80.93) TK (25.'0) PR Farooqnagar 4 EAG Rice T (45.73) 186.16 133.76 144.88 32 Jowar TK (\'i.73) PR Farooqnagar 14 ED. Rice T (39.66) 757.97 14.57 6.88 Nl:Ml 33 EAG Jowar WE (33.,9) W (6.07) PR Farooqnagar 16 Rice T (5.117) 64.75 6.07 358.55 34 Jowar W (;.67) 76

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Krns. and 10 + Kills. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r---~'-----... ,,------No. hectares) House- Popu]a- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, ifany water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

35 Parvathapur 337.10 139 715 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10,. -5

36 Kondurg (We&t) 1,386.85 239 1,354 P,M,H PIlC W PO Wednesday BS

37 Komiurg 2,807.71 543 J,009 P(4),M,H FPC, W PO Wednesday BS PRC 38 ThumnnlapaHe ] ,056.23 218 j ,253 P 5-10 W PO -5 -5

39 Gunjalpahad 61.92 Ullinhabited 40 Vanampallc 357.34 85 438 P -5 W -5 10+ BS

41 Thoomp.d1c 613.10 84 472 P JO+ W,HP -5 -s -5

42 Jilted 916.61 578 3,156 P(2),M 10+ W,HP PO Thursday BS

43 lndiranagar 146.09 233 1,320 P(2l,M,. -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5 H

44 Gurrampalle 491.29 160 950 P 10+ W,HP -5 -5 -5

45 V~erannapet 57.87 271 1,432 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

46 Chennareddiguda 142.85 20 99 -5 5-10 W -5 -5 BS

47 Padmaram 934.82 283 1,557 P -5 W,H? -5 -5 -5

48 Pcdda Elkicherla 2,002.78 :"29 2,718 P(2),M 5-10 W PO Mond~lY BS

4') Hajipet 31.97 Unillhahited 50 Malkapahad 337.l0 27 107 -5 5-10 W -'i -5 -5

51 Chcgircddi Ghanpur 657.21 169 841 P 5- J () W -5 -5 BS

52 Raviryal 868.86 239 1,331 P RP W,TW -5 5-10 -5 77

DIRECTORY and Land use SHADNAGAR 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)

KR Farooqnag:u 16 Rice T (22.26) 261.83 36.82 16.19 35 Jowar W (12.14) TK (10.12) PR Farooqnagar 20 ED Rice T (63.53) 748.67 540.66 33.99 N49:M3:T2 36 Jawar W (62.72) TK (0.81) PR Farooqnagar 18 EA Rice T (124.65) 1,136.36 120.19 1,426.51 N3S:Cl:M2:Tl 37 Jc,war W (124.65) KR Farooqnagar 26 Rice T (11.74) 997.55 1.62 45.32 Nl 38 Jowar W (11.74) Ullinhabited 39 PR Farooqnagar 26 ED Rice T (2.03) 303.51 15.38 36.42 40 Jowar W (2.03) KR Farooqnagar 26 ED, Rice T (14.57) 495.74 1.62 101.17 41 EAG Jowar W (14.57) PR Farooqnagar 28 EA Rice T (26.71) 827.18 27.11 35.61 N6:M4 42 Jowar W (22.66) TK (4.05) PR Farooqnagar 26 ED, Rice T (12.54) 93.08 40.47 N6:M2 43 EAG Jowar TK (6.88) W (4.04) WE (1.62) KR Farooqnagar 26 EA Rice T (37.64) 413.18 40.47 Nl 44 Jowar W (24.28) TK (13.36) PR Farooqnagar 30 Rice T (6.07) 42.49 9.31 Nl 45 Jowar TK (4.05) W (2.02) PR Farooqnagar 30 Rice T (19.83) 116.55 0.40 6.07 46 Jowar TK (11.74) W (8.09) PR Farooqnagar 30 Rice T (10.12) 418.85 55.84 450.01 N3 47 Jowar W (10.12) PR Farooqnagar 30 Rice 238.36 T (27.11) 1,437.84 91.46 208.01 N4:Ml 48 Jowar TK (19.42) W (7.69) Unillhabited 49 KR Farooqnagar 30 Rice T (12.14) 242.00 50.18 32.78 50 Jowar W (8.09) TK (4.05) PR Farooqnagar 26 Rice T (54.63) 601. 77 0.81 Nl 51 Jowar TK (48.56) W (6.07) ,},/ KR Farooqnagar 24 EA Rice T (93.08) 675.82 97.94 0.02 Someswara Swamy 52 Jowar TK (56.66) Temple, N2:Ml WE (20.23) W (16.19) 78

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

53 Cherukupalle 686.75 212 1,119 P -5 W.HP -5 5-10 -5

54 Ta n ga 11 a pa II e 978.93 309 1,656 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

55 Cbinchod 2,237.10 708 3,785 P,M PHS W,HP PO 5-10 BS

56 Agiryal 985.41 259 1,400 P,M.H 5-10 W,HP PO -5 -5

57 Venkiryal 615.12 137 692 P 5-10 W,HP .eO 10+ BS

207.60 158 58 Viswanathpur 686 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

59 Govindapur 59.49 Uniflhabited 60 Yedir~t 1,719.10 532 2,756 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

61 .lakaram 199.10 154 767 P 5-JO W PO 5-10 5-10

349.65 62 Gun.ialpahad 99 525 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

63 Chalvendrampalle 182.92 55 300 P 5-10 W -5 -5 -5

64 Kolloor l,S18.liS 487 2,463 P(3),M, RP(2) W,HP PO Friday BS H,AC(2)

1,343.5.; 65 Chowdoor 318 1,725 P 5-10 W PO Thursday -5

232 66 Ammapur 545.11 i ,127 P (2) -5 W PO -5 -5

67 Pomal 1,467.39 389 J ,995 P,M RP W,HP PO 5-10 BS

68 Kamaram 491.29 175 900 P -5 W -5 -5 BS 79

DIRECTORY and Land use SHADNAGAR TALUK

Land use (i.e. area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded 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 his'oricalor No (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeologica1 vat ion interest

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

KR Farooqnagc,r 18 ED. Rice T (53·42) 604·19 29·14 53 EAG Jowar WE (21.45) TK (16·59) W (15·38) PR Fa rooqnagar 16 Rice T (72·84) 853·89 3·64 48·56 54 Jowar TK (56.25) .' " W (16·59) PR Farooqnagar W ED, Rice T (327·39) 1,657· 99 251·72 Sri Venugopala 55 EAG Jow;}r TK (303·11) SW;Jmy Temple, WE (24·28) Nl:Cl:Ml:Tl KR Farooqnagar 16 EA Rice T (56·25) 923·09 3·64 2·43 56 Jawar W (46·13) TK (10·12) PR Farooqn.::gar 21 Rice T (28·33) 477·12 109·67 57 Jowar W (21·45) TK (6·88) PR Farooqnagar 20 Rice T (27·93) 140·02 15·78 23·47 58 JO\var TK (19·02) W (8·91) Uninhi/hifCd 59 KR Farooqn~,gar 24 ED Rice T (222.58) 1,356·91 95·10 44·51 Ml 60 Jowar TK (178·47) W (44-11) KR Farooqnagar 26 ED Rice T (75·27) 104·41 19·02 61 JOW'jf TK (64· 75) W (\0·52) KR Farooqnagar 28 Rice T (25·50) 287·33 30·35 6·47 62 Jowar TK (23·47) W (2·03) KR Farooqnagar 28 Rice 3{) T (16·19) 15J .35 14·57 0·81 63 Jowar W (10·12) TK (6·07) PR Farooqnagar 21 EA Ricc T (59·49) 1,490·45 189·39 79·32 N4:M1 64 Jowar W (34·40) TK (25·09) KR Farooqnagar 20 ED Rice T (91·05) 1.249·26 3·24 65 lowar TK (54·63) W (:6·42) KR FarooqnJ gar 26 EA Rice T (79·~2) 297· 85 104.41 63·53 66 lowar TK (72·0'.) Vol (7·29) PR Farooqnagar 26 EA Rice T (136·38) 1,305.11 10·12 15.78 Ml:TI 67 Jowar TK (1IG.15) W (::0.23) PR Farooqnagar 28 EA Rice T (85· 39) 367·05 35·61 3·24 68 Jowar TK (48·56) W (36·83) 80

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) ,,______J...... Code village (in ,--.J.._---._ 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 water way) (1) (2) (3) (4Al (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

69 Gurukunta 756.36 227 1,122 P RP W PO -5 BS

70 Darpalle 551.59 122 688 P 10+ W,HP -5 -5 BS

71 Lokirev 451.63 201 963 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5

72 Rekul Chowdapur 378.38 98 618 P 5-JO W -5 5-10 10+

73 Lingampalle 556.43 206 982 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

74 Kakarajal 400.64 107 488 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

75 Dcpalle 530.14 120 648 P 10+ W,HP -5 -5 -5

76 Bheemaram 745.02 148 905 P 10+ W,HP -5 10-:· BS

77 Kumsanpalle 986.62 279 1,566 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

78 Vittyal 836.88 220 1,223 p 5-\0 W PO 5-\0 BS

79 Jogammaguda 191.82 62 311 P 5-10 W,TK . 1'0 5-10 BS

80 Annaram 663.28 169 940 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

81 Raikal 952.22 252 1,419 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

82 Ramakrishnapur 74.87 Uninhabited 83 Chilkamarri (Chelka) 584.36 207 1,\99 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-\0 81

DIRECTORY and Land use SHADNAGAR TALUK

Land use (Le., 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- archacological vat ion interest

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

PR Farooqnagar 28 EA Rice T (67.58) 581·94 8·90 97·94 Basweswara 69 Jowar TK (49·37) Temple, N2:T1 WE (18·21) PR Farooqnagar 28 EA Rice T (30·35) 489·67 31·57 Ml:T1 70 Jowar WE (24.28) TK (6·07) KR Farooqnagar 28 EA Rice T (57.06) 389·31 5·26 Sri Veera 71 Jawar TK (57·06) Bhadreswara SWJmy Temple, Nl KR Farooqnagar 26 EA Rice T (18.61) 309·~8 19·83 22·26 Ml 72 lowar W (8.50) TK (7.69) WE (2·42) KR Farooqnagar 26 EA Rice T (45·32) 510· 71 0.40 N3 73 Jowar TK (25·49) W (17·00) WE (2·83) KR Farooqnagar 18 Rice T (14.17) 332·25 1·21 53·01 74 Jowar W (8·10) TK (6·07) KR Farooqnagar 16 Rice T (8.10) 507·07 14·97 75 ]owar TK (8·10) PR Farooqnagar 14 ED, Rice T (41.28) 543·09 114· 93 41·68 Nl 76 EAG Jowar GC (24.28) TK (8·09) WE (4·86) W (4.05) PR Farooqnagar 8 ED, Rice T (53·82) 441·11 443.94 47·75 Sri Narasimha 77 EAG ]owar W (29·14) Swamy Temple, Nl TK (24·68) PR Farooqnagar 5 ED, Rice T (63·94) 736·12 17·40 19·43 N2 78 EAG ]owar WE (48-16) TK (15·78) PR Farooqnagz..r 6 ED, Rice T (9.31) 146·90 27.52 7.69 Ml 79 EAG ]owar WE (7.69) W (1·62) PR Farooqnagar 7 EA Rice T (40.87) 562·92 58·68 80 Jowar WE (32.78) TK (8.09) PR Farooqnagar 8 ED, Rice T (161.47) 786· 71 3·23 0.81 N2:M2 81 EAG lowar TK (65·]5) WE (5].80) W (44.52) Ullill/lOhited 82 PR Farooqnagar 5 ED, Rice T (82.15) 470.65 11.33 19.83 '83 EAG ]owar WE (04.75) TK (9.31) W (8.09) 82

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 ,.------'---- ~ ,.---______J.______~ 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 Water way (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

84 Kammadhanam 995.]2 210 1,118 p 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

85 Buchchiguda 353.29 88 503 p -5 W -5 -5 BS

86 Dooskal 688.77 253 1,458 p 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

87 Tnmulnerva J ,214.05 46[ 2,576 p o W,HP PO 5-10 BS

88 Penjerla 1 ,273.14 294 1,445 P(2),M MCH W,HP PO 5-10 BS

89 Kodicherla 669.35 175 918 P 101' W PO 10+ BS

90 Seriguda 359.36 172 937 P 10 I- W,HP -5 5-10 BS (Bhadrayap.llle)

9[ Khajiguda 108.86 53 316 -5 -5 W -5 -5 BS

92 Sangam 1,343.15 321 1,764 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

93 Kondannaguda 282.07 125 648 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

94 Kongaguda 210.03 43 283 -5 5-10 W 5- 10 5- [0 BS

95 Velijerla I 768.90 Uninhabited 96 Velijerla If 906.90 337 2,008 P 5-10 w PO 5-10 BS

97 Velijerla III 237.95 Uninhabited 98 Suryaraoguda 105.62 Uninhabited 99 Papireddiguda 1,110.45 309 1,661 P,M,H 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 83

DIRECTORY

and Land use SHADNAGAR 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 Farooqnag:;r 5 EA Rice 335.89 T (17.00) 611.07 16.19 14.97 Nl:Ml 84 Jowar WE (17.00) PR Farooqnagar 4 EA Rice T (74.46) 250.10 25.09 3.64 Ml 85 Jowar WE (54.23) TK (17.80) W (2.43) PR Farooqnagar 5 ED, Rice T (95.51) 548·75 44.11 N2:M3 86 EAG Jowar TK (95.51) PR Farooqnagar 8 ED, Rice T (62.32) 1,012.52 4.05 135.16 NI5:T1 87 EAG lowar TK (45.33) WE (8·90) W (8.09) PR Farooqnagar 18 EA Rice T (77.70) 1,058.25 72.84 63·54 88 Jowar TK (53.42) WE (24·28) PR Farooqnagar 14 ED, Rice T (36.42) 621.19 10.93 89 EAG Jowar TK (25.90) W (10·52) PR Farooqn"gar 16 ED, Rice T (36.02) 315.25 8.09 90 EAG Jowar W (17.81) WE (10.12) TK (8.09) PR Farooqnagar 4 Rice T (7.69) 97.53 3.24 91 Jowar W (4.8[,) 0(2.83) PR Farooqn,'gar 8 ED, Rice T (33.99) 1,295.80 13.36 Nl:Ml 92 EAG Jowar W (16.19) WE (16.19) TK (1.61) PR Farooqnagar 6 Rice T (21.85) 244.03 10.12 6.07 93 Jowar W (J6.19) TK (3.64) WE (2.02) PR Farooqnagar 8 Rice T (6.07) 200.72 1.21 2.03 94 Jowar W (6·07) Uninhahited 95 PR Farooqnagar 8 ED, Rice T (59·08) 841·75 6·07 M1:Tl 96 EAG Jowar WE (27·52) TK (19·42) W (12.J4) Uninhabited 97 Uninhabited 98 PR Farooqnagar 12 EA Rice T (142·04) 919·04 48·56 0·81 N2:Ml:Tl 99 Jowar WE (74·06) TK (60·70) W (7·28) 84

VIl.LAGE

MAHBUBNAG AR 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 Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

100 Gantlavelli 636.16 140 734 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

101 Scriguda 412.78 62 330 p 10+ W -5 10+ 10+ (Madhurapur)

102 Madhurapur 774.97 271 1,428 F 10+ W PO 10+ 10 :-

103 IppaJpalle 943.72 215 1,263 P 5-10 W,HP -5 Tuesday BS

104 Dattaipalle 261.83 67 353 P 5-10 W,HP 5 5-10 -5

105 EkJaskhanpet 806.54 190 1,083 p 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

106 Siddapur 1,354.48 334 1,753 P,M o W,HP PO 10+ BS

107 Bhairkhanpalle 713.86 128 697 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

108 SanthapUf 1,942.48 296 I ,584 P(2) 5-10 W,HP 10 -5 BS

109 Alwal 1,308.75 341 1,753 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

110 Kothapet I ,254.52 409 2,283 P,M,H MCH, W,HP PO Monday I3S RP,O

III Chowlpalle 603.38 185 1,015 P -5 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

112 Keshampet 2,445.10 584 3,138 P(2),M CHW, W,HP, PO,TO, Wednesday BS PHC, T PTO. FPC, RP Phone 85

DIRECTORY and Land use SHADNAGAR 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 wa,te

(11 ) (I:-!) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (1 R) (19) (20) (I)

PR Farooqnngar 8 Rice T (42.09) 559·68 21·04 12·14 100 Jowar W (32·38) TK (9·71) KR Farooqnagar 14 EAG Rice T (48·56) 359·77 4·05 101 Jowar TK (26·30) W (18·21) WE (4·05) KR Farooqnagar 14 ED Rice T (96·32) 637·78 40·06 0·81 Nl 102 Jowar W (72-85) TK (23·47) PR Farooqnagar 14 Rice T (71.22) 871·69 0·81 103 Jowar TK (39·66) W (31·56) PR Farooqnagar 14 ED, Rice T (25·09) 212·06 3·64 21·04 104 LAG Jowar TK (16-99) WE (4·86) W (3·24) PR Farooqnagar 14 ED, Rice T (30·76) 756·76 11·33 7·69 N4:Ml 105 LAG Jowar W (17·81) TK (12.95) e PR Farooqnagar 14 ED, Rice T (49·78) J,121·79 6.,7 174·01 Ml 106 EAG Jow,lr TK (40·47) W (9·31) PR Farooqnagar 18 ED, Rice T (57·47) 512·73 143·66 107 EAG Jowar TK (45·33; W (10·12) WE (2·02) PR Farooqnagar 20 ED, Rice 509·09 T (80·94) 1,147·28 138·40 66·77 MI 108 I~AG Jowar W (40·47) TK (30·35) WE (10.12) PR Farooqnagar 18 EAG Rice T (101.17) I,] 90.18 3.24 14.16 Nl:MI 109 Jowar TK (88.63) WE (6·47) W (6.07) PR Farooqnagar 26 ED, Rico.: T (117.36) 796·01 230·27 110·88 N15 110 EAG Jowar TK (60·70) WE (40.47) W (16.19) PR Farooqnagar 28 ED, Rice T (R4·98) 460·93 0·81 56·66 N2 111 EAG Jowar TK (57·46) W (27·52) PR Farooqnagar 24 ED, Rice T (225·81) 2,009·26 121·40 88·63 NI2:CI:M3 112 EAG Jowar TK (188.99) WE (23·87) W (12·95) 86

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 fa cility available is given) Code village (in --~-!---..... No. ~------~ hectares) House- Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Deyor Communica· holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus· (Potable) the slop, Railway market, station', if any water way) (1) (~) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

113 Vcmulnarva I,R:12.41 338 I,R42 r 5-10 W,HP PO -5 BS

114 Chintak unt, palle 309.18 81 419 p ·5 W,HP PO -5 BS

liS Pllnnalpalle 1,67·-1.58 443 2,152 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

116 Lingaram 297.44 29 124 P 5·10 W,HP -5 10+ ·5

117 Hemajipur 1,065.94 290 1,346 P 5-10 \V PO 5-10 5-10

118 Prdda Revalli 1,355.69 323 1,664 P,M,H MCH W,HP PO -5 BS

119 ~ll)dampalle 737.34 123 511i P -5 W,HP -5 ·5 BS

I~O Chinna Reva1!i 1,949.37 361 1,959 P ·5 W,HP PO Sund~y BS

121 Lemamidi 1,118.95 212 1,092 P 0 W,HP -5 ·5 BS

122 Nirdhavelli 1,311.99 411 2,126 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO Tuesday BS

123 Kaknoor l,li70.54 325 1,648 P 5·10 W • PO ·5 5-10

124 Bodnampalle 442.32 155 780 P ·5 W ·5 ·5 -5 87

DIRECTORY

and Land use SHADNAGAR 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 Kills.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

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

PR Farooqnagar 18 ED, Rice T (101·57) 1.465·36 1·22 264·26 l'<2:C2:I'vll :T2 113 EAG Jowar TK (8~·14) W (12.95) WE «(,·48) PR Farooqnag:u 19 Rice T (~9.13) 244.41 4·05 31·16 Nl 114 Jowar W (16·99) TK (12·14) PR FJrooqnagar lR ED, Rice T (161.47) 1 ,509·07 4·04 Sri Yenkuteswara 115 EAG Jo\var TK (112·91) Swamy Temple W (48.56) NI:Ml:T1 PR Farooqn<~gar 13 Rice T (19·43) 263·04 12·14 2·83 116 Jowar W (10·93) TK (8·50) KR Euo()qnagar 18 fA Rice T (93·08) 940·89 8·90 23·07 Cl:M5 117 Jowar TK (62·73) W (30.35) PR Farooqnagar ~o EA Rice T (97·93) 938·87 317·27 1·62 C1:Mi:T1 118 Jowar TK (65.96) WE (28.33) W (3·64) PR Farooqn<.1gar 21 EA Rice T (19·02) 595·70 122·21 0·41 119 Jowar W (8·09) WE (6·07) TK (4·86) PR Badepallc ~6 EA Rice T (457·29) 1,413·97 58·28 19·83 Ml 120 Jowar W (330·63) WE (121·40) TK (5.26) PR Farooqnagar 28 ED, Rice T (77-70) 1,008· 88 32·37 M2 121 fAG Jowar W (64·7) TK (12·95) PR Farooqn8gar 28 ED, Rice T (95·10) 1,156·99 59·08 Sri Y,:nkateswara 122 EAG Jowar W (84·98) SwalllY Temple TK (10.12) Nl:Ml PR Farooqnagar 26 Rice T (103·19) 1,463·34 102·39 1.62 Ml 123 Jowar TK (57.46) W (45·73) KR Farooqnagar 28 Rice T (64·35) 354· 10 1·21 22.66 Tl 124 Jowar TK (43·71) W (20· (4) KALVAKURTHI TALUK AtlDHU PUDESH KALVAKURTHI TALUK MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT

RANGA ...7'

... 16 ..' .S

Ct

Q,slr.ct Boundary

Taluk Boundary ~ =~ == J V,II~ge Boundar)' with location Code Number ., © Ta!ulc Headquarters < S H State Hlghw-ay .0· H' --- Other Road t A .. c Vdlages If·{(:h Population S'16 5,000 and abo.. e \. • 1,000-4,989 \. •• 500 1199 • 200-- 4119 o less than. 200 X Uninhabited V,llagu

PO/TO Post Office Telegrllph Office

PS/RH Police S1a1101'1 fl.s~ Hou .. S/.(C Hrgher Secondary Scl1oo/ , Junior College ffi ® Hospital, Primary Health Centre + • Dispensary and Other;;; '" Hat, Mandles

78 lO' 7'- 45' ALPH.\BETICAL UST OF VILLAGES

KALVAKURTHI TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Vill,:ge Location Name of Village Code No. Cod~ No. Code No. (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) 56 Ajilapur 95 JilJelJa 30 Rampur 36 Akut hotapalle 2S JulapaUe 89 Ramrcddipalle 3S Amangal 105 Jupalle 129 Rangapur 59 Andugul 6 Ravichedu Kadthala 44 Annaboinpalle 10 90 Ravalli 134 Annaram 55 Kalakonda Ka Ivakllrthi 26 Antharam Jl9 13 Salarpur 103 Kamalapur 50 Arparcddipallc 143 Sarvareddip,~ lie Kanchanpalle 47 Arbpalle 78 63 Seri AppireddiraUe 52 AllTupalle 17 Karkalapahad 40 Settipcllle K8rrevanipalle 9R 77 'Sing

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 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 water way) (I) (2) (3) (4Al (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

Sri Ramakrishna- 89·44 61 318 P 10+ W -5 -5 BS puram

2 Li ngaraopalle 409·95 150 707 P 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

3 P:1JkJl 2.718·27 666 3,445 P(3),M.H, H(2) W.T. PO,TO, 10+ BS AC(3) HP Phone

4 Madharam 1,106·41 203 1.073 P(2),M,H 10+ W 5- 10 10+ BS

5 Niramtapur 588·82 107 590 P(5) 10 ;. W -5 5-10 BS

(, Ravichcdu 1,693·61 436 P H W,HP PO,TO 10+ uS-

7 Takurajuguda 194·25 22 91 -5 5-10 W.HP 5-10 10+ BS

8 Nagireddiguda 63·94 8 36 -5 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

9 Ekrajguda 98·34 Uninhabited 10 Kadthala 528·52 1,046 5,687 P(4),M,H 10+ W,llP,T PO ,TO Thl1rcd~ly llS

II Vampuguda 92·27 47 278 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

12 Challampalle 1,305· 11 174 951 P 10+ W,HP 5-10 -5 -5

13 Salarpur 746·64 220 1,122 p W -5 10+ 5-10

\4 Cheepl1nl1thala 8:0·70 203 988 P W,HP PO 5-10 ns 91

DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHITALUK

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 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 vat ion interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (4) (15) (16) (17) (i8) (19) (20) (1 )

PR Badepalle 28 ED, Rice T(l0.11) 52.21 19.02 8.1 0 EAG }owar TK (6.47) WE (3.23) W (0.41) KR Badepalle 32 EAG Rice T (58.68) 332.65 18.62 Sri Venkateswara 2 }owar WE (45.33) Temple, W (11.73) N1;M1:T1 TK (1.62) PR Badepalle 34 EA Rice 206.39 T (286.11) 1.128.26 693.22 404.28 Sri Venkateswara 3 }owar TK (202.34) Swamy Temple, WE (79.72) N3 W (4.05) PR Badcpallc 36 Rice T (40.4:) 479.55 547.94 38.45 Venugopala 4 Jow3r TK (24.28) Swamy Temple o (16.19) PR Badepalle 37 ED, Rice T (18.21) 371.50 161.88 37.23 Venugopal Swamy 5 EAG }owar TK (10.12) Jatra WE (4.05) W (4.04) PR Badepalle 36 EA Rice T (97.93) 745.84 612.29 237.55 N3:M4:T1 6 }owar WE (57.47) TK (32.37) W (8.09) PR B:tdepalle 38 EAG Rice T (4·05) 143.26 45.32 1.62 7 Jowar WE (4.05) KR Badepalle 40 Rice T (2.03) 27.92 23.47 10.52 8 Jowar W (2.03) Uninhabited 9 PR B;~depalle 48 EA Rice 62.73 T (75.27) 262.24 25.49 102.79 N40:C2:M5:T4 10 ]owar TK (63.13) WE (10.12) W (2.02) C' KR Badepalle 40 EAG Rice T (7.29) 39.66 4'.87 4.45 11 ]owar WE (4.05) TK (Z.03) W (1.21) KR Badepalle 42 EA Rice T (18.21) 667.73 527.71 91.46 NI 12 Jowar TK (10.11) WE (4.05) W (4.05) KR Bactepallc 40 Rice T (9.71) 451.63 61.11 224.19 13 }owar TK (4.85) WE (4.86) PR BadepaJle 38 ED, Rice 225.41 T (61.51) 178.06 49.78 305.94 14 EAG Jowar WE (48.56) TK (8.90) W (4.05) 92

VII.LAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenilies

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the dist~ll1ce 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) r---__I~ ______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 Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (H) (9) (10)

15 Yedav~dli 1,085·36 120 619 P 10+ W 5-10 5-10 5-10

16 Vasudevapuram 448· 80 94 516 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 5-10

17 Karkalapahad 1,] 13· 69 '279 1,600 P('2) 10+ W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone

18 Ramanuthula 1,337·89 133 691 P 10+ W,HP 5-10 10+ BS

19 Konapur 512·74 214 1,004 P,AC 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

20 Vithaip:lIle 444·34 149 847 P 5-10 W,HP PO,TO 5-10 BS

21 Channaram 405·09 82 429 P -5 W PO -5 -5

22 Chakkapur 1,089.82 409 2,089 P(2),M,H -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

23 Talkondapalle 2,333·01 681 3,672 P(2),M,H H,D(A) W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone

24 Badnapur 203·96 27 107 -5 10+ W -5 -5 -5

25 J1liapalle 1,144·04 204 1,022 P 10+ W,HP PO -5 -5

26 Antharam 947·77 163 842 P -5 W PO -5 -5

27 Vcnkatapur 411·56 82 435 P 5-10 W -5 -5 -3 Patti Veljala 93

DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHI 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 Irrig3.ted 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 Badepalle 42 EAG Rice 406.71 T (18.61) 293.39 265.48 101.17". , 15 Jowar WE (16,19) TK (2.42) KR Badepallc 38 ED, Rice T (23,07) 254.54 93048 77.70 16 fAG Jowar WE (21.45) W (1,62) PR Badepalle 50 EA Rice 136.79 T (44.92) 607043 133.54 191.01 N2 :Cl:Tl 17 Jowar WE (18.21) TK(16.19) W (10.52) PR Badepalle 48 EAG Rice 793.59 T (33.18) 384.45 121.62 4.04 18 Jowar WE (28.33) W (4,04) TK (0.81) PR Badepalle 42 E1\ Rice 135.98 T (24.68) 242,81 41.28 67.99 19 Jowar WE (24.28) TK (0040) PR Badepalle 48 EA Rice 167.94 T (23.47) 138.81 102.79 11.33 20 Jowar WE (16.19) W (4.05) TK (3,23) KR Badepalle 42 ED, Rice T (6.47) 167.95 114.93 115.74 21 EAG Jowar WE (4.85) W (1.62) PR Badepalle 40 EA Rice T (58.68) 505.86 282.47 242.81 Kalki Gopala 22 Jowar WE (45.32) Swamy Temple, W 01.74) Nl:Ml:Tl TK (1.62) PR Badcpalle 32 EA Rice 174,83 T (138.40) 1,514.33 248.07 257.38 N20:C8: M4: T2 23 Jowar WE (73.65) TK (52.61) W (12.14) KR Badepalle 30 EAG Rice T (t2.14) 74.87 107.64 9.31 Lakshmi 24 Jowar WE (10.12) Narasimha Swamy W (2.02) Temple KR Badepalle 26 fA Rice T (44.92) 566.50 423.30 109.26 25 Jowar WE (32.37) TK (S.SO) W (4.05) KR Badep:llle 27 fA Rice T 07.23) 602.17 129.::0 178.87 26 Jowar WE (18.21) TK (12.95) W (6,07) KR Badepalle 24 ED, Rice T (6,07) 297.44 98.74 9.31 27 fAG Jowar WE (2.03) TK (2.02) W (2.l\2) 94

VILL4...GE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRfCT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the dist~nct: Loca­ Totd area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 -I- Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code Yillag~ (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 Water wa y (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

28 Veljala 823 ]0+ W,HP, PO Tuesday BS TK

29 Chandradana J .716·67 310 1,628 p 10-;. W,HP PO 5-10 BS

30 R::lmpur 1,524·45 463 2,443 P(3),AC(3) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

31 Medakpallc 740·]7 121 637 p 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

32 Khanapur 1,]85·73 234 I,] 33 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

1 ,]45.66 262 1.321 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5·10

34 G.HYiralle 41 I ·97 51 270 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10

35 Amangal 6.480·62 2,227 11.744 P(lO), H,PHC, W,I-IP,T PO,TO, Friday BS ]\1(2),H(2) FPC PTO, Phone 36 Akuthotapalle 1,908·09 548 2.793 P(2),M,H 5-10 W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phonl.!

37 Mudhiycnu 417·(i3 830 4.133 P(4),!\t,H H,D(A) W,HP PO,TO, 5- 10 BS Phone

38 Chcrikonda Patti 3·030·28 230 1,384 P,AC(4) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS Padkal

39 Chc:rikonda Patti 7:0.34 235 1,302 -5 ~-IO W.tlP -5 5-10 BS K:dvakurthi 95

DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHI 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- Culturablc 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 Badep:lile 30 EA Rice T (228.65) 1,067.56 1.132.31 893.54 N5:M3 28 Jowar TK (151.76) WE (68.S0) IN (8.09) PR Badepalle 30 EA Rice T (97·12) 844·98 689·99 84·58 29 Jowar WE (40·47) TK (32·37) W (24·28) PR Badepal\e 32 EA Rice T (165·92) 600·15 584·77 173·6\ Sri Venkateswara 30 Jowar WE (89·03) Temple, N3:M2 TK (52·61) W (24·28) "'\ PR Badep.llle 36 ED, Rice T (36·02) 351·67 349·24 3·24 31 EAG Jowar WE (16.19) TK (13·76) * W (6·07) PR Badepa\le 40 fA Rice T (29·54) 685·13 113·31 357·75 32 Jowar W (27·11) TK (2·43) KR Badepalle 38 EA Rice T (28·33) 603·38 437·06 76·89 33 Jow::r WE (22·26) W (4·05) TK (2·02) KR Badepalle 41 Rice T (5·26) 224·20 170· 37 12·14 34 Jowar W (2.43) WE (1.62) TK (1·21) S PR Badepal1e 48 EA Rice 206.39 T (428·')7) 3,826.29 418·S~ 1,575}4 Venkataji Balaji 35 Jowar TK (250·91) Temple, WE (161.87) N6:Cl :M5:T4 W (16.19) PR Badepalle 54 EA Rice T (157.82) 938·87 447·17 364· 23 N3 36 Jowar WE (129.50) W (17·40) TK (10.92) <\ PR Badepal1e 56 EA Rice 101·57 T (186·97) 95.pl 29·14 N2:T3 37 Jowar WE (161·88) TK (12.95) W (12·14) PR Badepalle 60 EA Rice 2,166.28 T (89·03) 370·29 291·37 113·31 Sri Gopala 38 Jowar TK (64·75) Swamy Temple WE (20·23) W (4·05) PR BadepalJe 62 EA Rice T (80·94) 406·30 218·93 14·17 Nl :T3 39 Jowar TK (44·52) WE (32·37) W (4·05) 96

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Of Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stoP. Railway market, station, if any Water way (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

40 SettipalJe 526·49 255 1,238 p 5-·10 PO 5-10 5-10

41 Nagilla 2,222·93 632 3,470 P(7) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

42 Kulkulpalle 985·41 473 2,467 P 10+ W,HP PO, 5-10 BS Phone

43 Channampalle 295·02 117 528 P 5-10 W,HP PO, 5-10 BS Phone 44 Annaboinpa\!e 925·92 168 889 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

45 Ramanampalle 303·92 Uninhabited 46 Suddapa\\e 35(·93 163 901 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

47 Arkapalle 2,382·78 506 2,648 P(2) 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

48 Brahmanpalle 1,218·51 450 P(2) 10+ W,HP PO,TO 5-10 BS

49 Madgul 3,976·43 924 4,556 P(6),M,H 5-10 W.HP \ PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO, Phone

50 Appareddipalle 2,419.61 488 2,519 P(2) H W,HP PO 5-10 BS

51 Dodlapahad 425·32 153 791 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

52 Aurllpalle 1,626·02 534 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 97

DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHITALUK

Land use (i.e, arc a under different types of land use Remarks

in hectares rounded 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- ar chaeological vation interest

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

PR Badepalle 56 EA Rice T (41.68) 210·43 271·95 2·43 40 Jowar TK (21·45) WE (16·18) W (4.05) PR Badepalle 62 EA Rice T (144.07) 1.336·67 368·67 373·52 N2:T4 41 lowar TK (73·25) WE (56.66) W (14·16) PR Hyderabad 56 ED, Rice T (93·08) 704·15 118· 57 69·61 N4:Ml:Tl 42 EAG Jowar WE (56·66) W C4.28) TK (12.14) PR Devarakonda 36 EA Rice T (12·14) 250·10 14·16 18·62 Nl 43 Jowar W (12·14) PR Devarakonda 30 ED, Rice T (42·49) 594·48 65·16 223·79 Nl 44 EAG Jowar WE (20·23) TK (16·19) W (6·07) Uninhabited 45 PR Devarakonda 28 EA Rice T (42·49) 207·20 0·40 106·84 46 Jowar WE (22·26) TK (16)9) W (4·04) PR Devarakonda 30 EA Rice T (l~9·90) 1,699·67 56·65 456·08 N2:M3 47 Jowar W (97.12) WE (32·37) TK (0·41) PR Devar;:;konda 30 EA Rice T (47·35) 897· 19 11·33 262·64 N2:Ml 48 Jowar WE (28.33) TK (16·19) W (2·83) PR Devar2konda 32 EA Rice T (190·60) 3,239.90 59·09 486· 84 N4:Cl:T1 49 Jowar WE (137.59) W (48.56) TK (4.45) PR Devarakonda 38 EA Rice 225.41 T (103.19) 1,532.14 496.55 62.32 NI:M2 50 Jowar WE (72.84) W (18.21) TK (12.14) KR Devarakonda 38 ED, Rice T (14.16) 361.38 23.88 25.90 M2 51 EAG Jowar WE (10.12) W (3.64) TK (0.40) PR Devarakonda 40 EA Rice T (131.12) 948.58 239.98 306.34 N3:T1 52 Jowar WE (93.08) TK (36.02) W (2.02) 98

VIJ.LAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 ncarest place where the facility available is given) Code vilbgc (in No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds lion watcr Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

53 Singampalle 863·19 9R 476 P 5-10 W,HP PO,TO 5-10 -5

54 Polcpallc },452·01 231 1 ,]73 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

55 Kalakonda 2,868·81 696 3,629 P,AC 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

56 Ajilapur 1,282·04 333 1,702 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

57 Iruvennu 836 4,275 P(4) H W,HP PO Tuesday BS

58 Girikothapallc 1,J 70· 75 352 1,933 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

59 Andugul 2,264·21 439 2,243 P lOt- W PO 5-10 -5

60 Sirmangandla 3,054·56 . 579 3.195 P(3),AC(9) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

61 Charakonda 4,595·~0 903 5,013 P(2),M,H, 5-10 W,HP PO Saturday BS AC(2)

62 Gokaram 2,012·90 369 1,785 P(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

63 Scr i Appircddipalle 886·66 139 727 P,AC(3) 10 I- W,HP PO 5-10 -5

64 Bhairapur 1,521·21 209 1,034 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

65 Chaduruvallc 1,678·23 269 1.625 P(3) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS 99 DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHI 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 Devar~ko;lda 38 ED, Rice T (32.78) 482.38 196.27 151.35 53 EAG Jowar WE (26.30) TK (4.05) W (2.43) PR Devarakond,\ 36 EA Rice T (70.82) 1>193.01 140.02 48.16 Nl:M2 54 Jowar WE (50.58) TK (12.14) W (8.10) PR Devarakonda 32 EA Rice T (67.18) 1,249.26 1,016.97 527.71 N2 55 Jowar WE (40.47) W (14.57) TK (l~.14) ,. PR Devarakonda 28 EA Rice T (18.21) 571.61 447.18 245.24 M3:T1 56 Jowar WE (14.16) W (4.05) PR Devarakonda 27 EA Rice T (113.31) 1,896.76 1,604.17 996.74 N2 57 Jowar TK (80.94) WE (20.23) W (12.14) KR Devarakonda 24 ED, Rice T (32.78) 689.18 302.30 146.49 N3 58 EAG Jawar WE (19.83) TK (12.95) KR Devarakonda 20 ED, Rice T (50.99) 1,514.33 404.68 294.21 59 EAG Jowar W (26.71) TK (24.28) KR Devarakonda 14 EA Rice 485.62 T (107.24) 918.23 939.68 603.79 Nl:T2 60 Jowar W (68.80) TK (24.28) WE (14·16) PR Devarakonda 14 EA Rice 2,023.43 T (58.68) 1,214.05 1,]37.57 161.8? N20:M4:T1 61 Jowar TK (40.47) W (10.12) WE (8.09) KR Devarakonda 24 ED Rice 482.38 T (119.79) 405.49 575.46 429.78 Tl 62 Jowar TK (119.79) KR Devarakonda 24 EA Rice T (16.59) 365.43 394.97 105.62 63 Jowar TK (10.12) W (4.04) WE (2.43) KR Devarakonda 26 EA Rice 809.37 T (15.78) 256.57 338.32 101.17 Nl:M6 64 Jowar W (8.90) TK (4.86) WE (2.02) PR Devarakonda 28 EA Rice 45.73 T (63.94) 956.27 214.38 396.18 65 Jowar TK (37.64) WE (20.23) W (6.07) 100

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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- (Potahle) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

66 Bellampalle 1,282·04 422 1,982 p,ACm 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

67 Konaduvada 470·24 58 269 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

68 Churkur 3,763·97 778 3,953 P(6) H W,HP PO,TO 5-10 BS

69 Peddapur ] ,596·48 320 1,872 P(2) H W,HP PO,TO, Saturday BS Phone

70 Kuppagandla 1,822·29 448 2,352 P(~) 5-10 W PO 5-10 ~-JO

71 Ghattlllppalapalle 2,594.84 591 2,798 P(4),M(2), 5-10 \V,HP PO 5-10 BS H

72 Bommarajupalie 1,]58·21 ]81 899 P f) W 5-10 5-10 -5

73 Timmapur 314·84 UII{n/llibi/cd 74 JagboinpalJc 784·68 188 942 P,AC(2) 5-10 w -5 5-10 -5

75 Yemula ),70]·29 293 1,567 P,AC 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

76 Masigllndlapalle 903·66 145 833 P,AC(~) 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

77 Singamdoddi 667.73 121 691 P,AC(2) 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

78 Kanchanpalle 503·43 ISS 76~ P ,AC 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 101

DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHITALUK

Land use (i.e., area under difftrent types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any pIa ce of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to vilbge 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 Dcvarakond:l 30 EA Rice T (123.83) 428.56 441. 51 288.14 Nt 66 Jowar W «(,0.70) WE (56.66) TK (6.47) KR Devarakonda 32 Rice T (8.09) 242.40 138.81 80.94 67 Jowar W (6.47) TK (1.62) PR Dcvarakonda 32 EA Rice 365.03 T (125.45) 1,867.62 558.87 847.00 N3 68 Jowar WE (103.19) TK (18.21) VI' (4.05) PR Dcvarakonda 42 EA Rice T (80.94) 1.214.05 283.28 18.21 N4:T1 69 Jowar WE (56.66) TK (24.28) KR Devar:lkc,ncla 40 EA Rice T (109.26) 1,416.40 203.55 93.08 M2:T1 70 Jowar W (80.94) WE (16.18) TK (12.14) PR Badcpalle 38 EA Rice T (149.73) 967.20 1.377.14 100.77 V cerabhadra 71 Jowar WE (97.12) Swamy Temple, TK (38.45) N2:T2 W (14.16) KR B.lclepalle 32 ED, Rice T (54.63) 51S.81 459.32 125.45 72 EAG Jowar WE (32.38) TK (14.16) W P1.09) UI/il/hahited 73 KR Bz,depallc 30 ED, Rice T (64.75) 407.52 271.95 12.14 74 EAG Jowar TK (34.40) Wl (24.28) W (6.07) KR 8adep:.llle 26 EA Rice T (90.65) 500.28 1,033.56 68.79 75 Jowor TK (76.48) WE (10.12) W (4.05) KR Badcpalle 26 EA Rice T (70.82) 559.27 188.58 84.58 Ml:n 76 Jowar WE (36.42) TK (20.24) W (14.16) KR B:ldepallt; 18 ED, Rice T (46.13) 314.04 265.88 41.68 77 EAG Jowar TK (:21.04) WE (20.23) W (4.86) KR Badcpal!e 14 ED, Rice T (87.82) 210.43 148.52 48.56 78 EAG Jowar TK (47.35) WE (:24.2~) W (16.1') 102

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distanc..: 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 Water way (1 ) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

79 Donur 1.123·40 290 1.530 P,AC 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

80 Che dugha t 445·97 24 160 AC 5-10 W -5 5- 10 -5

81 Bhairampalle 337·10 127 748 P ,AC 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

82 Kothapalle 657·61 120 698 P,AC 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

83 Cheluneru J.942·08 638 3,379 P(4), 10+ W,HP PO Frid;ly BS AC(5)

84 Vaspula 1.344·36 397 b993 P(3),M ,H. H W PO 5-10 -5 AC(6)

85 Mannanur 577·48 121 621 P,AC(3) 10+ VI' PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO

86 Wadiyal 1,074·03 238 1.247 P.AC(3) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

R7 MidjiJ 405 2.029 P(2) ,M, 5-10 W,HP PO Thursday BS AC(4)

88 Boinpallc 1,570·99 378 ] .936 P ,AC(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

89 Ramrcddipalle 1,129·88 240 I.lSS P,ACO) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5

90 Ravalli 1,666·49 253 1,254 P,AC(3) PHC W,HP PO 5-10 BS 103

DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHITALUK

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 vat ion interest

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

KR B:ldepalle 18 EA Rice T (130.31) 546.73 365.43 80.93 Maisamma 79 ]owar WE (72.84) Madhira Temple TK (5.1.42) W (4.05) KR Badcpalle 18 Rice T (3.24) 238.36 161.88 42.49 80 ]owar TK (2.02) W (1.22) KR Badepalle 16 ED Rice T (36.42) 140.43 100.36 52.61 Narasimha- 81 Jowar TK (29.54) swamy Temple W (6.88) PR Badepalle 19 EA Rice T (76.89) 286.52 187.77 106.43 82 Jowar TK (60.70) WE (14.16) W (2.03) PR Badepalle 22 EA Rice T (105.22) 1,560.46 103.19 173.21 Anjaneya Swamy 83 Jowar W (48.56) Temple, TK (32.38) NI:M2:T2 WE (24.28) PR Badepalle 20 EA Rice T (180.08) 576.27 "511.12 76.89 N4:MI:T1 84 Jowar TK (99.15) WE (60.70) W «20.23) PR Badcpalle 24 ED, Rice T (46.94) 277.21 173.61 79.72 T1 85 EAG Jowar WE (24.28) TK (18.62) W (4.04) PR Badepalle 26 EA Rice T (184.13) 263.04 567.77 57.06 NI:T1 86 ]owar WE (89.03) TK (78.91) W (16.19) PR Badepalle 27 EA Ricl! T(121.41) 675.01 466.20 87.41 N2 87 Jowar TK (44.52) W (44.52) WE (32.37) PR Badepallc 28 EA Rice T (99.15) 556.04 798.44 117.36 Nl:T1 88 Jowar WE (44.52) TK (40.47) W (14.16) KR Badepalle 32 EA Rice T (90.65) 538.23 351.67 149.33 Ml 89 Jowar TK (46.13) WE (32.38) W (12.14) PR Badepalle 32 EA Rice T (101.17) 712.65 464.17 388.50 90 Jowar 1'1'.. (60.70) WE (30.35) W (10.12) 104

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amcnil;c, available (if not available within the village, the distanc<.: Loca­ Total area Households and in broc'd ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the popubtion neilrest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in r----'----., ".------... No. hectares) How,c­ Popula. Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of t ions (Bus· {Potable} the stop, R3.ilway market, station, if any water way)

(I) (2) (J) (41\) ( 7) ~/ ( 10) (4B) (5) (6) (8) ( '"

91 Urukonda 1,801·25 444 2.324 P(2), 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS AC(4)

92 Urukondapct 1,965-15 341 1,740 P ,.\C(~) 10+ W,HP PO Monday BS

93 Narasampaflc 308·37 73 . 328 P,AC 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

94 JakaraJpa\lc 1,065· 5:2; 226 1,112 P,AC(·i) PHC W,HP PO 5-10 BS

95 JillcIla 905·28 318 1,653 P(2) , 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 BS MCl

96 Rachur 1,535·78 357 1,793 P(::) , H W PO 5-10 BS AC(:)

97 lppapahad 702·95 162 815 P ,AC(4) -5 W PO 5-10 5-10

.., 98 Karrevanipallc 232·29 I 2q P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

99 Veldanda 3,087·34 903 4,(il~ P(4),M,H, H \V,HP,T PO Saturday BS AC(5)

100 Gundal 698·89 85 4i8 P,AC(2) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

WI Pothcpalle 1,335·86 3D 1,497 r,AC(2) 5-10 \\',HP PO 5-10 BS

102 Yerravalli 429·37 76 :;::n P,\C 10+ W -5 5- ;0 -5

103 Kamalapur 351.67 33 Hi1 AC 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

104 Timmaipallc 1,647·47 212 1,082 P 10+ \Y,HP ·5 5·10 BS 105

DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHITALUK

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 vation interest

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

PR Badepalle 38 EA Rice T (76.89) 806.13 675.42 242.81 NI:M2:T3 91 Jowar W 02.37) TK (24.28) WE (20.24) PR Badepalle 38 EA Rice T(87.41) 651.14 529.33 697.27 Anjaneya 92 lowar WE (60.70) Swamy Temple, W (18.21) Nl:M2 TK (8.50) KR Badepallc 40 EAG Rice T (38.44) 165.11 61. II 43.71 93 Jowar TK (22.26) WE (\4.16) W (2.02) PR Badepallc 40 EA Rice T (71.22) 267.50 656.80 70.01 Ml 94 Jowar WE (61.11) TK (10.11) PR Badepalle 42 EA Rice T (147.71) 392.54 234.72 130.31 MI:T2 95 Jowar WE (60.70) TK (54.63) W (32.38) I PR Badcpallc 42 EA Rice T (75.27) 326.58 7'73.06 420.87 96 Jowar WE (72· 84) TK (2.43) KR Badepnllc 42 ED, Rice T (41.68) 365.84 284.50 10.93 97 EAG Jowar WE (24.28) W (16.19) TK (1.21) KR Badepallc 43 Rice T (0.41) 171.99 4.04 55.84 98 Jowar W (0.41) PR Badepnllc 38 EA Rice T (141.24) 1,271.92 304.32 1,369.86 Kotha Maisamma 99 Jawar WE (129.50) Temple, W (8.10) N25:MI TK (3.64) PR Devarakonda 34 ED, Rice T (22.66) 327.39 284.90 63.94 Ml 100 EAG Jowar WE (18.61) W (4.05) I 101 PR Dcvnrakondn 32 EA Rice T (63.94) 600.15 497.3,\' 174.42 .Iowar W (56.66) TK (7.28) KR Devarakonda 26 ED Rice T 04.16) 248.88 107.65 58.68 102 Jowar W (14.16) (j K~Devarakondn 24 Rice 102.38 T (2.03) 10~.23 53.01 88.22 103 .Towar W (2.03) PR Devarakonda 24 EA Rice ::08.82 T (21.45) 578.70 789.94 48.56 104 Jowar WE (5.26) TK (8.10) W (8.09) lO()

VU.LAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amcnitit!s

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 villag.: (in ....----<------, No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica lwlds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (l0)

105 Jupalle 3·367·38 480 2,7::2 P ,AC(S) D,HC W,HP PO 5-10 BS

106 Lingareddipalle 214·48 97 517 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

107 Tandra 2,021·80 388 1,968 P(2).M,H, 5-10 W,HP I'O 5-10 BS A.C(6)

lOS Kotra 2,937·61 418 2,174 P,AC(5) PHC W,HP PO 5-10 BS

109 Marchala hS18·65 479 P(2),M, o W,HP PO 5-10 BS AC(6)

110 Ra chalapallc 1,755·52 306 1,529 P(2),M, 5-10 W PO 5- iO 5-10 AC(4)

III Madharam 1,899·59 557 2,740 P(3),M,H, H W,HP PO Wednesday BS AC(3)

112 Kothur 1,374·71 323 1,475 P ,AC(4) 10+ W,HP PO,TO 5-10 -5

113 Velugommula 700·}0 223 1,092 P,AC 10{- W,l-IP -5 5-10 5-10

114 Gudiganpallc 884·64 252 1,252 P ,AC(5) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

115 Vclk:ltta 844·17 210 1,144 P(2),M,H, 5-10 W -5 5-10 ·5 AC(3)

116 Venkatapur 55R·06 136 783 P ,AC(3) 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 TIS Patti Moligara 107 DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHITALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- any plaee of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Cultur~\ble Area not rdigious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated w~:_,tc available historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- arch[~cological " vatton interest (11) (12) (13 ) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) ( 19) (20) (1)

PR Devarakonda 28 EA Rice 485.62 T (62.73) 1,833.22 771.73 214.08 !\6:M2:Tl 105 Jowar WE (32.38) W (22.26) TK UL09) KR D.:varako\',.\,' 28 ED, Ric~ T (5.66) 81.34 127.Q7 0.41 106 Ei\G Jowar W (4.45) WE (1.21) PR Devarakond:1 30 EA Rice T (123.43) 10154.16 540.25 203.96 NI 107 Jowar WE (101.17) W (14.17) TK (8.09) PR Devarakonda 32 EA Rice T (!54.18) 1.154.16 1,495.31 203.96 Nl 108 Jowar WE (60.70) W (14.17) TK (9.31) PR Badepallc 42 EA Rice T (188.58) 10356.10 152.57 121.40 Sri Venkatesw:lra 109 Jowar WE (121.81) Temple, N2 TK (30.35) 0(30.35) W (6.07) PR Badepalle 35 EA Rice T (117.36) 736.12 780.23 121.81 110 Jowar TK (52.61) WE (44.52) W (20.23) PR Badepall~ 36 EA Rice T (186.16) 523.66 1,129.07 60.70 Eddamma Temple III Jowar TK (145.69) Ramalayam, WE (40.47) NIS:MI Badepalle 30 KR EA Rice T (82.IS) 418.04 761.21 113.31 N2:Cl :MI :TI 112 Jowar TK (64.75) WE (1S.38) W (2.02) KR Badepalle 28 EA Rice T (84.98) 340.7S 123.83 150.54 Chenna Keshava 113 Jowar WE (44.52) Swamy Temple TK (20.23) W C~·0.23) PR Badcpall e 32 EA Rice T (98.34) 3[;8.90 313.63 83.77 NI:CI:T1 114 Jowar WE (48.56) TK (43.7]) W (6.07) PR Badepalle 38 EA Rice T (83.36) 267.09 317.68 176.04 115 Jowar TK (40.47) WE (24.28) W (\8.6\) PR BadcpaUe 41 ED, Rice T (SO.IH) 208.41 273.16 26.31 116 EAG JoWar TK (35.61) WE (10.52) W (4.05) 108

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Water way (I) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

117 Jecdipallc 810·58 120 634 P,AC 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

\ IR Kllrmiddc 1,502·19 237 1,084 P ,AC(5) 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

1\9 Kalvakurlhi 3.684·25 2,298 )2,190 P(4),M(,2), H,D W,HP, PO,PTO, Sunday BS H,JC, N Phone AC(IS)

120 Tarnikal 2,744·98 529 2,692 P(2) ,AC(8) 0 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

121 Totapalle 1.197·06 245 1.328 P,AC(10) 5·]0 W.HP PO 5-]0 BS

122 Bekkara 321·72 76 348 P,AC 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

123 Vepur 645·07 170 916 P ,AC(4) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

124 Suddakal 616·33 119 623 P,AC(4) 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 ·5

125 Panjagu} 2.577·84 417 2,288 P(::') ,M,H, 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS AC(6)

126 YellikaJ 3,291·30 564 2,931 P(4) ,M, 10,. W,HP PO ,TO 5-10 -5 AC(3)

127 Kondarcddipallc 2<.H8·44 3]0 1.741 P 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

128 Polkampalle 2.729·60 628 3,203 P(2) ,M, 0 W PO 5·10 BS H,AC(6) 109

DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHITALUK

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 rc\igious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste r.vailable historical or 1-'0 (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeological vation interest

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

PR Badepalle 41 EA Rice T (26.71) 282.06 477.53 24.28 .. 117 Jowar W (24.28) TK (2.43) PR Badepalle 42 EA Rice T (121.81) 717.10 522.04 141.24 .. 118 lowar WE (60.70) GC (47.75) W (8.10) TK (5.26) PR Devarakonda 38 EA Rice T (255.36) 1,432.58 1,773.33 222.98 Khaja Rukuddin 119 Jowar WE (204.77) Darga, W (28.33) N600:C8:M15:T6 TK (22.26) PR Nagarkurnool 37 EA Rice T (87.41) 808.56 1,654.35 194.66 120 Jowar TK (55.04) W (20.23) WE (12.14) PR Nagarkurnool 30 EA Rice T (60.70) 772.95 221.77 141.64 Tl 121 Jowar W (2428) WE (20.23) TK (16.19) KR NagarkurnooI 31 Rice T (21.45) 135.57 128.28 36.42 122 Jawar W (12.14) TK (9.31) PR Nagarkurnool 32 EA Rice T (32.37) 290.16 163.09 159.45 123 Jawar TK (16.19) WE (16.18) PR NagarkurnooI 33 ED, Rice T (29.54) 393.35 JOI.17 92.27 Sri Rama Temple 124 EAG Jowar W (24.28) TK (5.26) PR Nagarkurnaol 36 EA Rice T (64.35) 641.42 1,673.77 198.30 N4 125 lowar WE (29.14) W (18.21) TK ([7.00) KR Devarakonda 28 EA Rice T (110·07) 2,J87.32 980·55 13·36 Nl:M5:T7 126 lowar W (97·12) TK (12·95) PR DcvarakQnda 28 ED, Rice T (154.99) 1,368·64 788· 73 5·67 Sri Gokarna 127 EAG Jowar W (150·95) Swamy Temple TK (4·04) PR Devarakonda 28 EA Rice T (174·01) 1,434·20 690·80 430.59 N2:M1 128 Jowar W (89·43) TK (72-44) GC (8·09) o (4·05) 110

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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. hec1ares) House- Popula- Educational Medlcal Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds (ion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

129 Rangaour 1·587·98 726 3.474 P(4),M, 0 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10 H,O, AC(~)

130 Mok;nala J ,423·28 263 1,405 P ,AC(3) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5

131 Gundur 1,503-00 308 1.556 P(2),M, 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS AC(5)

132 Lingasanipalle 1,0:<0· 33 205 1,039 P ,AC(4) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

133 Raghupatipet 1,262· 62 454 2,362 P(3) ,:\;1(2), PHS, W,HP, PO Thursday BS H,AC(5) FPC, N,R PHC 134 Annaram 746·64 110 6':'3 P,AC(2) 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

135 .1.,j-ILl 1,076· 87 188 963 P,AC 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

136 Pothurcddip;]lle 866.03 154 757 P,AC(3) W,HP PO 5-10 -5

137 Ulipara 1,057-44 231 1.190 P,AC(2) 10+ W,N PO 5-10 -5

138 Mittasadgode 780.64 190 954 P ,AC(3) 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5

139 Dondichintalapalle 1.944.51 331 1,510 P ,AC(5) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

140 Uppalapahad . 672.18 120 729 P,AC 10+ W PO 5-10 -5 111

DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHITALUK

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 Dev,u:;!wnda 32 EA Rice T (119·38) 971·24 323·75 173.61 N3:T1 129 lowar TK (72.84) W (32.38) R (8.09) WE (6.07)

KR Devarakonda 36 EA Rice T (64.75) 909· 33 283·28 165·92 130 Jo,var TK (32.37) W (16·19) WE (16.19) PR Devarakonda 28 EA Rice T (52.61) 828·79 576·28 45.32 131 lowar TK (40.47) W (12.14) PR Nagarkurnool 34 EAG Rice T (46.54) 596·91 229·05 157·83 N1:Tl 132 lowar WE (28.33) TK (12.I4) W (6.07) PR Nagarkurnool 38 EA Rice T (88·63) 161· 87 420·87 591. 25 Seeta R2ma 133 lowar TK (76.49) Swamy Temple, WE (12.14) N5 KR Nagarkurnool 38 ED, Rice T (46·94) 504·24 148·92 46·54 Nl 134 EAG lowar WE (28·33) TK (10.52) W (8·09) PR Nagarkurnool 38 ED, Rice T (46.94) 682.30 220·96 )26·67 135 EAG lowar GC (33·18) WE (7·28) TK (6.48) PR Nagarkurnool 40 ED, Rice T (59·49) 494·93 180·49 131·12 136 EAG lowar WE (31·57) TK (19.42) W (8.50) KR Devarakonda 32 EA Rice T (33·59) 641·42 272·76 109·67 N3 137 lowar W (21.45) TK (8.09) WE (4.05) KR Devarakonda 30 ED, Rice T (87.41) 181·30 335·89 176.04 138 EAG lowar TK (44·52) WE (24.28) W (18.61) PR Devarakonda 26 EA Rice T (41.28) 812.61 1,009· 69 80·93 N2 139 lowar W (25·09) GC(12.14) WE (4·05) KR Devarakonda 22 EA Rice T (33·19) 306·34 35·61 297·04 140 lowar WE (22·26) W (8·50) o (2.43) 112

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 ,.-----J---____ 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 Watcr way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

141 Venkatapur 411·16 81 436 -5 10+ W -5 5-10 BS Patti Godal 142 Vangur 3,700·44 885 4,646 P(5),M,H, 0 W,HP PO Thursday BS AC(12)

143 Sarvareddipalle 1,976·48 271 1,389 P,AC(3) 10+ W PO 5-10 BS

144 Konetipur 1,262·21 165 794 P,AC 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

145 Tippareddipalle 1,239·55 112 587 P,AC(2) 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

146 Gajra 912·56 175 890 P,AC(2) 10+ W PO 5-10 -5

147 Tirmalagiri 530·95 74 352 P,AC(2) 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5 113

DIRECTORY and Land use KALVAKURTHITALUK

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- aT chaeological vation interest

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

PR Devarakonda 22 EA Rice T (14'17) 239·57 118· 57 38·85 141 Jowar o (14·17) PR Devarakonda 24 EA Rice T (163·09) 2,253·69 727.22 555·63 NI0:Cl:M1:T1 142 Jowar W (152·97) TK (10,]2) PR Devarakonda 18 Rice T (27·52) 825· 56 1,]03·98 19.42 Ml 143 Jowar W (24·69) TK (2·83) PR Dcvarakonda 17 Rice T (42·49) 442·72 217·72 559·28 144 Jowar TK (32·37) W (10· 12) l PR Devarakonda 18 EA Rice 336·70 T (32·37) 517·59 25f)·17 96·72 145 Jowar WE (25.90) TK (4.85) W (1·62) KR Devarakonda 17 EA Rice T (28.33) 473·88 345.19 65·16 146 Jowar WE (24·28) W (4.05) KR Devarakonda 14 Rice 186·96 T (27·52) 212·46 68·39 34.40 147 Jowar TK (23.47) W (4.05) NAGARKURNOOL TALUK ._- "" .~ 111 .~ ~ ~

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.:! III .:! - ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

NAGARKURNOOL

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No Code No. (l) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) 126 Adirial 33 Gudlanarva 103 Peddapuram 23 Aithavolu 16 Gumkonda 130 Pedduru 131 Alent' 50 Guntakoduru 31 Polepalle 19 Allampallc 93 Polkepahad 48 Allapur 40 Indrakallu 47 Po]muru 5 67 Allipur Ippalpalle 77 Puljal 1 Alwanpalle 138 J eeJugupa] 1e 4 Pullagiri 108 Ananthasagar 34 AnekhanpaJle 35 Karukonda 122 Raipakula 43 Antharam 78 Karuvanga III RaipakuJa 17 App;;j ipalle 100 Kesampet 117 Revalle 105 Auraspallc 61 Khanapur 6 Avancha 18 Kodaparthy 92 Salkarpet 135 Komatikunta Sayal11pet 15 Bajipuralll 137 121 KonkalapaJIe ShainpaJlc 109 Bandapalle 66 36 Kummera Shanaipalle 62 Bayapllr 116 Sirusuvada 24 Bhall:ll1palle 88 Lakshl11apuram 22 Sripuram 20 Bhavdipalle 30 Latpallc 90 53 Bheemaram 58 Li ngasanpalle Tadparthy 32 Bijinapalle 95 89 Bondalapalle 63 Muhadevunipet 101 Talupunuru 134 Boppepalle 75 M:llkapur 82 Telkapalle 7 Buddhasamudram 65 Mammaipal1e 52 Thadur 28 Manganuru 11 Thil11majipeta 99 Chakalpalle 96 Mannanur 38 Thummalasugur 73 Chandayapalle 85 Manthata 12 Tirmalagiri 127 Chandrikal 9 Marcpalle 97 Tirmalapur (Jain) 114 Tirma1apuram Chandllbhatla 3 Marrikal 56 119 Cheerkapalle 132 Marrikal 91 Toodukurthy 14 Chegunta 46 Medipuram 118 Chennaram 71 Uyyalwada 128 M ushtipalle 55 Cherlaitkayala 69 Vaddemanu 83 Chinna Mudnur 79 Nadigadda 102 Vallabhampalle Nagadevupalle 84 Damistapur 44 106 Vanapatla 87 NaganuJ 136 Dattaram 57 Vasantapur N8gapur 86 pechi Itkyal 123 26 Vattem Nagarkurnool 68 Dharmapur 72 133 Vattipallc 70 Nallavelli 10 Vedircpalle 107 Gaddampa I I e 115 Narsaipalle 27 Velgonda 74 Gaggalpalle 2 Nc:rsullabad 49 Vengampalle 64 Gangaram 45 Nellikuduru 76 Venkatarur 124 Ganyagula 8 Ncrellapalle 60 Venkatapur 110 Gat tunellikuduru 125 Vennaeherla 94 Gopalpet 59 Pal em 13 Gorata 21 PapgaJ 51 Yadareddipalle 29 Gouraram 81 Parvathapuram 42 Yatdarpalle 80 Gouraram 37 Parvathayapalle 39 Yatmatapur 112 Goutampalle 25 Pathareddipalle J20 Yedula 41 Govinoayapalle 113 Peddamudnur 98 Yedutla 104 GUdipalle 129 Peddapalle 54 Yenda Betta

lIS 116

VILI.AGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not a vailable 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) r---....}._----, 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 water way) (I) (2) (3) (4Al (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Alwanpalle 324·96 139 709 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

2 Narsullabad 2,] 79·63 670 3,504 P,AC 5-10 W,HP PO, 5-10 BS Phone

3 Marrikal 1 d44.04 340 1,924 P RP, W,HP PO,TO 5-10 BS D(A)

4 Pullagiri 1,239·14 212 1,184 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

5 Ippalpalle' },610·24 224 Id58 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

6 Avancha 2,837·24 699 3,595 P(3),M,H RP W,HP PO 10+ BS

7 Buddhasamudram 703·34 246 1,221 P 10+ w PO 10+ BS

8 N erellapalle 573·44 206 1,065 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ ,BS

9 Marepalle 1,508·66 488 2,602 P ,1\1 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

10 Vedirepalle 804·92 171 933 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

11 Thimp.1:ljipeta 758·78 450 2,587 P(3),M, FPC, W,HP PO,PTO, Sunday BS H,AC H,O Phone 12 Tirmalagiri 306·75 4 23 -5 -5 W -5 10+ -5

13 Gorata 1,376,74 434 2,264 P,M,H, 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5 AC 14 Chegunta 1,013.33 347 h904 P(2),M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

15 Bajipuram 830·82 177 1,018 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5

16 Gumkonda 783.87 158 883 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

17 Appajipal1e 530.54 139 593 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

18 Kodaparthy 743·41 213 1,085 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5

19 Allampalle 364.22 Uninhabited 20 Bhavajipalle 939·28 195 1,084 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ 5-10 117 DIRECTORY and Land use NAGARKURNOOL TALUK

Land use (i.e ,area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded _Aupto______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 'vvastc available historical or No (in Kms.) for cult i- at chaealogical vat ion interest

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

PR Nagarkurnool 38 Rice 'T (6U3) 229.05 33.18 Jawar TK (62.7}) PR Nagarkurnool 30 EA Rice T (301.08) 1,636.95 24[.19 Nl 2 Jowar TK (220.15) WE (80.93) PR Nagarkurnool 30 ED Rice T (20.23) 1,063.11 60.70 3 Jowar W (lIl.6l) TK (1.62) KR Nagarklil noel 28 Rice T (38.44) 856.71 335.89 4 Jawar TK (38.44) KR Nagarkurcool 26 EA Rice T (68.80) 1,307.13 185.75 48.56 5 Jow:1r TK (68.80) PR Nagarkurn001 26 EA Rice T (212.46) 2.558.01 14.16 52.61 N2:Ml:T1 6 Jowar TK (212.46) PR Nagarkurnool 26 ED, Rice T (80.>4) 558.06 4.85 59.49 7 EO Jowar TK (80.94) PR Nagarknrnool 24 EA Rice T (106.43) 350.86 111.69 8 Jowar TK (80.13) GC (26.30) KR Nagarkurnool 20 EA Rice T (182.11) 1,093.05 233.50 9 Jowar TK (174.02) W (8.09) PR Nagarkllrnool 24 EA Rice T (40.47) 736.12 8.09 20.24 10 Jowar TK (40.47) PR Nagarkllrnool 26 EA Rice T (74.87) 578.29 105.22 N4;C2:M3 11 Jowar TK (74.87) KR Nagarkurnool 22 EAG Rice T (3.23) 87.01 216.51 12 Jowar WE (2.02) TK (1.21) PR Nag~rklJrnool 20 EA Rice T (158.64) 1,078.89 80.94 58.27 N4:11.11:TI 13 Jowar TK (158.64) PR Nagarkurnool 24 EA Rice T (110.07) 879.79 16.19 7.28 N3 14 Jowar TK (72.84) WE (32.78) W (4.45) KR Nagarkurnoo1 20 EA Rice T (99.15) 538.23 193.44 15 Jowar WE (60.70) TK (38.45) PR Nagarkllrnool 24 EA Rice T (40.47) 539.04 204.36 16 Jowar TK (40.47) KR N3garkurnool 20 EA Rice T (44.11) 385.26 40.47 60.70 Ml 17 Jawar TK (38.04) WE (6.07) PR Nagarkuf!1oo1 18 EA Rice T (52.61) 411.56 233.91 45.33 M1 18 Jowar TK (52.61) Uninhabited 19 PR Nagarkurnool 18 EA Rice T (48.56) 717.10 174.01 20 Jowar TK (48.56) 118

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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, ifany water way) (1) (2) (3) 14A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

21 Papgal J, 433 .39 247 1,327 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

22 Sifusuvada 1.418.42 324 1,587 P(2),M,H He W,HP PO 10+ BS

23 Aithavolu 1,418·42 219 1,154 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ BS

24 B h a 11 a n pa 11 e 1,435.42 328 1,604 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

25 Pathareddipalle 2,023·83 374 1,765 P,M 0 W,HP,O PO Wednesday -5

26 Vattem 2,445·10 598 3,194 P(2),M RP W,HP PO,TO, -5 BS Phone

27 Velgonda l.SOO.98 487 2,598 P -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

28 Manganuru 2,213.62 711 4,226 P(2),M,H 5-10 W,HP PO,TO 5-10 BS

29 Gouraram 447.S8 136 787 P 5-10 W,HP PO S-IO -S

30 Latpalle 2,531.71 583 3,533 P,M S-IO W,HP PO 5-10 -5

31 Polepallc 1,017.38 206 1,067 P 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

32 Bijinapalle 2,239.93 881 4,974 P(2),M,H RP W.HP,T PO,TO, Thursday BS PTO

33 Gudlanarva 781·85 391 2,166 -5 W,HP PO,TO 5-10 -S

34 Anckhanpalle 266.69 34 179 P,O 5-10 W -5 5-10 -S II9

DIRECTORY and Laod use NAGARKURNOOL 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 Nagarkurnool 18 EA Rice T (80.13) 1.158.61 194.25 21 Jawar GC (64.75) TK (15.38) PR Nagarkurnool 18 EA Rice T (436.65) 819.49 40.47 121.40 N2:T1 22 Jawar W (384.45) TK (40.06) TW (12.14) PR Nagarkurnool 14 EA Rice T (79.72) 1,027.50 311.20 NI:Tl 23 Jawar TK (72.84) W (6.88) PR Nagarkurnool 14 EA Rice T (97.12) 1,241.17 97.13 24 Jawar TK (93.08) W (4.04) PR Nagarkurnool 11 EA Rice T (95.51) 1,747.83 180.49 N2:M2:Tl 25 Jawar TK (95.51) PR Nagarkurnool 10 EA Rice T (214.48) 1,445.53 486.84 298.25 N2:Ml:T1 26 Jawar TK (149.73) WE (44.52) W (20.23) PR Nagarkurnool 16 ED, Rice T (244.83) 979.34 161.87 113 .31 N2:C3:M3:T3 27 EAG Jowar TK (151.76) WE (80.93) W (12.14) PR Nagarkurnool 20 EA Rice T (93.08) 1,918.20 38.04 164.30 Ml 28 Jowar GC (72.84) WE (20.24) KR Nagarkurnool 25 EAG Rice T (26.71) 364.22 51.80 4.85 29 Jowar TK (12.55) WE (9.71) W (4.45) PR Nagark urnool 1.8 ED, Rice 239.57 T (308.77) 1,566.54 220.15 196.68 N5:T2 30 EAG Jowar TK (228.24) WE (42.09) W (38.44) KR Nagarkurnool 15 ED, Rice T (82.56) 429.37 505.45 31 EAG Jowar TK (51.40) WE (31.16) PR Nagarkurnaol 5 EA Rice T (263.05) J ,428.94 279.23 268.71 N50:M3 32 Jowar TK (169.97) WE (60.70) W (32.3tl) KR Nagarkurnool 5 EA Rice T (95.91) 631. 31 14.16 40.47 NI:Ml:TI 33 Jowar TK (76.49) WE (11.33) W (8.09) KR Nagarkurnool 10 Rice T (28.73) 226.22 8.50 34 lowar W (24.28) TK (4.45) 120

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 villag~ (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, if any Water way (I) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

35 K'lrukonda 836·89 201 1.019 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

36 Kummera },467·39 394 1.927 P(2),M,H 10+ W PO 5-10 -5

37 Parvathayapallc 501.00 76 402 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 -5

38 Thummalasugur 766·47 203 1,062 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

39 Yatmatapur 589·63 139 651 P 10+ W -5 5-10 5-10

40 Indrakallu 1,898·38 337 1,864 P(2),M,H 5-10 W,HP,T PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone

41 Govind~y~palle 618.76 146 781 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS

42 Yatdarpalle 546·32 104 571 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ BS

43 Antharam 524.88 118 699 P 10+ W PO 5-10 -5

44 Nagadevupalle 223·39 76 393 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5

4S Nellikllduru 741·79 141 734 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

46 Mcdipllram 715·89 240 1,232 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 ns

47 Polmuru 987.03 210 1,146 P(2) 5-10 \V,BP PO 5-10 5-10

43 Allarur 479·96 167 916 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 5-10

49 Vengampalle 337·10 (i6 334 P 10-:- W,HP 5- 10 5-10 BS

50 GlIntakoduru 825·96 268 1,346 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

51 YZldarcddipallc 1,2&8·52 332 1,618 P(3),M 10+ W PO 5-10 5-1 C 121

DIRECTORY and Land use NAGARKURNOOL 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

(II) (2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I)

PR Nagarkurnool 15 EA Rice T (69.20) 722.77 44.92 35 Jowar W (32.37) TK (31.97) WE (4.86) KR ~agarkurnool 12 EA Rice T (122.62) 1,236.31 6.47 NI 36 Jowar TK (55.44) WE (44.52) W (22.66) KR Nagarkurnool 15 Rice T (119.38) 356.53 25.09 37 Jowar TK (95.10) W (24.28) KR Nagarkurnool 14 EA Rice T (76.08) 633.74 3.64 53.01 M2 38 Jowar TK (39.26) W (24.28) WE (12.54) KR Nagarkurnool 14 ED Rice T (34.00) 501. 81 49.37 4.45 39 Jowar TK (34.00) PR Nagarkurnool 11 EA Rice T (79.32) 1,698.46 114.12 6.48 N2:MI 40 Jowar GC (75.27) W (4.05) PR Nagarkurnool 17 EA Rice T (81.34) 341.96 195.46 41 Jowar TK (66.37) WE (14.97) PR Nagarkurnool 19 ED Rice T (4.86) 496.95 40.46 42 Jowar TK (4.86) KR Nagarkurnool 22 EA Rice T (26.30) 428.56 4.04 65.56 43 Jowar TK (26.30) PR Nagarkurnool 25 Rice T (32.38) 166.73 24.28 44 Jowar TK (32.38) PR Nagarkurnool 19 Rice T (38.85) 596.51 98.34 8.09 45 Jowar WE (35.21) GC (3.64) PR Nagarkurnool 14 EA Rice T (27.92) 563.32 9.71 113.71 46 Jowar TK (20.23) W (7.69) PR Nagarkurnool 18 ED, Rice T (87.01) 786.30 44.11 69.61 47 EAG Jowar GC (65.96) WE (21.05) KR Nagarkurnool 15 Rice T (33.99) 401.85 39.26 4.86 48 Jowar TK (26.30) W (7.69) PR Nagarkurnool 12 Rice T 02.37) 241.60 50.18 12.95 49 Jowar GC (28.33) WE (4.04) PR Nagarkurnool 10 EA Rice T (33.59) 595.69 125.86 70.82 50 Jowar WE (30.35) GC (3.24) KR Nagarkurnool 13 ED Rice T (6:!.73) 10168.73 52.61 4.45 51 Jowar TK (62.73) 122

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR mSTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the disunce 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 Water way> (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (40) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

52 Thadur 2d29·05 626 3,338 P(3),M,H o W,HP PTO -5 BS

53 Bheemaram 46().94 Uniilhabited 54 Yenda Betta (i29·69 307 1.61& P 5-10 W,TW,T PO -5 BS

55 Cherlaitkayala 227 p 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

56 TirmaJapuram 702.J3 193 1,211 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

57 Vasantapur 832·44 163 923 p 10+ W PO,TO 10+ -5

58 Lingasanpalle 425·32 198 973 p 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

59 Palcm 450·01 787 4,415 P(2),M, PHC, W,HP,T PO,PTO, 5-10 BS H,C FPC Phone

60 Venkatapur 199·51 76 394 P 5-10 W.HP PO 5-10 S3

61 Khanapur },025-47 325 1,817 P 5-10 W PO, 5-10 5-l{) Phone

62 Bayapur 374.74 71 434 p 10+ W,J-IP -5 10+ BS

('3 l'vlahadevunipet 343·58 226 1,263 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

64 Gangaram 2,564.49 595 3,112 P(2),M,H FPC W,HP PO -5 -5

65 Mammaipalle 975.69 163 866 p 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

66 Shainpalle 550.37 326 1,677 P(2),M -5 W -5 5-10 BS 123

DIRECTORY and Land use NAGARKURNOOL TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 del:imal 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) (2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Nagarkurnool 14 EA Rice T (137.59) 1,656.78 38.85 295.82 N2:Ml:Tl 52 Jowar GC (113.31) WE (24.28) Uninhabited 53 PR Nagarkurnool 5 EA Rice T (20.64) 386.88 212.46 9.71 Ml:T2 54 Jowar GC (12.54) WE (4.05) W (4.05) KR Nagarkurnool 6 EA Rice T (57.87) 1,322.11 75.27 32.78 Ml:T1 55 Jowar TK (29.95) WE (27.92) KR Nagarkurnool 6 EA Rice T (12.95) 677.85 4.04 6.07 56 Jowar WE (9.31) GC (3.64) PR Nagarkurnool 12 ED, Rice T (55.44) 505.86 256.97 14.16 57 EAG Jowar TK (28.33) WE (16.59) W (10.52) PR Nagarkurnool 9 ED, Rice T (52.61) 165.11 190.60 17.00 Cl 58 EAG Jowar TK (28.33) WE (12.14) W (12.14) PR Nagarkurnool 10 EA Rice T (204.37) 147.71 97.93 Sri Venkateswara 59 Jowar TK (143.67) Swamy Temple, WE (60.70) NI00:Cl:M3:T1 PR Nagarkurnool 9 ED, Rice T (12.55) 165.92 21.04 60 EAG Jowar TK (10.12) WE (2.43) PR Nagarkurnool 10 EA Rice T (155.40) 730.45 117.36 22.26 N2:Cl:T2 61 Jowar TK (139.21) WE (16.19) PR Nagarkurnool 14 ED, Rice T (55.85) 286.11 8.10 24.68 62 EAG Jowar W (20.24) WE (19.42) TK (16.19) PR Nagarkurnool 16 EA Rice T (16.19) 290.16 22.26 14.97 63 Jowar GC (10.12) WE (6.07) KR Nagarkurnool 19 ED Rice 865.62 T (167.13) 1,232.67 42.90 256.17 N3:T6 64 Jowar TK (151.75) W (15.38) PR Wanaparthy 12 ED, Rice 409.54 T (78.91) 283.28 183.73 20.23 Nl:Cl:T1 65 EAG Jowar TK (60.70) WE (18.21) PR Nagarkurnool 10 ED Rice T (29.14) 284.90 229.45 6.88 66 Jowar TK (21.04) W (iLlO) 124

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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)

,-_~_..J..... ______,_ 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 Water way (1) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

67 Allipur 227·84 138 777 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 -5

68 Dharmapur 138·00 Uninhabited 69 Vaddemanu 2,587·55 771 4.197 P(3),M,H 10+ W,HP PO, 5-10 -5 Phone

70 Nallavelli 991·07 2(10 1 >174 P 5-10 W PO, 5-10 BS Phone

71 Uyyalwada 944·94 244 1,196 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

72 Nagarkurnool 761 62 Urban Area (Nagarkurnool Town) 73 Chandayapalle 488·05 12 69 -5 -5 W -5 -5 BS

74 GaggaJpalJe 944·94 294 1,559 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

75 Malkapur 505·45 116 730 P 10+ W PO 5-10 5-10

76 Venkatapur 267·50 57 372 P 5-10 W,HP PO -5 5-10

77 Puljal 817·06 164 911 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

78 Karuv:lnga " 2,219.70 601 3,338 P(3),M ,H 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

79 Nadigadda 1,057·85 187 1,006 P 10+ W,HP 5-10 5-10 -5

80 Gouraram 844·98 225 1,201 P 10+ W PO 5-10 5-10

81 Parv:lthapuram 373·52 105 556 p 5-10 w 5-10 5-10 5-10 125

DIRECTORY

and Land use NAGARKURNOOL 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 no.t religious, Code to viJIage 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 Nagarkurnool 12 ED, Rice 29.14 T (25.09) 158.23 13.76 1.62 67 EAG Jowar TK (21.04) WE (4.05) Uninhabited 68 PR Nagarkurnool 12 EA Rice T (151. 76) 2,419.61 16.18 Archaeological 69 Jowar W (60.70) old Temple, TK (58.68) N7 WE (32.38) PR Nagarkurnool 7 EA Rice T (24.28) 919.04 42.09 5.66 70 Jowar GC (18.61) WE (5.67) PR Nagarkurnool 3 EA Rice T (18.21) 819.49 107.24 71 Jowar WE (12.95) GC (5.26) Urban Area (Nagarknrnool Town) 72 PR Nagarkurnool 2 EAG Rice T (30.35) 399.83 57.87 73 Jowar GC (22.66) WE (7.69) PR Nagarkurnool 8 EA Rice T (83.37) 799.25 4.86 57.46 Ml 74 Jowar GC (78.52) WE (4.85) PR Nagarkurnool 15 Rice T (6.47) 488.46 10.52 75 Jowar W (4.45) GC (1.62) TK (0.40) PR Nagarkurnool 23 Rice T (23.88) 199.91 40.47 3.24 76 Jowar TK (13.76) W (10.12) PR Nagarkurnool 20 Rice T (88.22) 660.04 48.56 20.24 Tl 77 Jowar W (59.89) GC (24.28) TK (4.05) PR Nizamabad 17 ED, Rice T (295.42) 1,851. 84 72.44 N.NA:T1 78 EAG Jowar W (149.73) WE (64.75) GC (60.70) TK (20.24) KR Nagarkurnool 24 ED, Rice T (63.13) 893.55 101.17 79 EAG Jowar W (50.66) WE (12.47) KR Nagarkurnool 20 ED, Rice T (24.28) 590.84 74.46 155.40 N.NA 80 EAG Jowar TK (10.12) W (10.12) \VE (4.04) KR Nagarkurnool 20 Rice T (14.57) 290.16 49.37 19.42 81 Jowar W (8.50) TK (6.07) 126

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 ,---_..J_---... ~-_--_--_------...l..-.-----, ______No. hectares) Hou~c­ Popula­ Educational Medic3l Drinking Post 3Ild Day or Communica­ holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (R us­ (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (I) (2) (3) 14;\) (4n) (S) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

82 Telkapalle 2,822·27 991 5,S18 P(6),M,H RP(3) W,HP PO,TO, Monday BS PTO

83 Chinn:! Mudnur 729·24 140 648 P 10+ W,HP 5-10 5-10 BS

84 Damistapur 615·53 106 527 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 -5

85 M2.nthata 1,212·44 434 2,234 P(2),M 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

86 Dcelli ltkyal 816·25 204 1,057 P 5-10 W,HP -5 -5 BS

87 Naganu1 1,936·42 411 2,083 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

88 Lakshmapuram 324·56 Uninhabited 89 Bondalapalle 571·41 240 1,316 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

90 Sripuram 10156·59 465 2,404 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

91 Toodukurthy 2.116·91 762 4,29l P,M 10+ W,HP PO, 5-10 BS Phone

92 Salkarpet 936·84 190 987 P 10 ;. W,HP PO, 10+ -5

93 Polk epa had 2,407·47 398 2,037 P 5.10 W,HP PO, -5 -5 Phone

94 Gop:Jlpet 2,033·94 834 4,342 P( 5) ,M, 5- 10 W,HP PO, 5-10 BS H,AC Phone

95 Tadparthy 1.148·49 422 2,274 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO.TO, 5-10 BS Phone 96 Mannanur 1,031·95 309 1,620 P,M 5·10 W,HP PO,TO 5-10 -5

97 Tirn1dlapur (Jain) 485·22 163 896 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10 127

DIRECTORY and Land use NAGARKURNOOL TALUK

Land use (i.e, area under different types of land use Remarks

in hectares rounded 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,ource gated waste avaibble historical or No (in Kms.) for culti- al c haeologi cal vat ion interest

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

PR Nagarkurrool 16 ED, Rice T (222.98) 2,093.43 505.86 N.NA:M4:T7 82 EAG Iowar TK (209.22) WE (8.90) W (4.86) PR Nagarkurnool 12 ED Rice T (82.9.6) 548.35 97.93 83 Iowar W (66.77) TK (16.19) KR Nagarkurnool 10 Rice T (84.18) 505.45 22.26 3.64 84 Iowar o (46.13) TK (24.69) W (12.55) GC (0.81) PR Nagarkurnool 10 EA Rice T (42.90) 1.062.70 13.36 93.48 M3:T1 85 Jowar GC (24.69) WE (18.21) PR Nagarkurnool 5 ED Rice T (34.40) 739.76 29.54 12.55 86 Jowar GC (28.33) WE (6.07) PR Nagarkurnool 2 EA Rice T (293.40) 1.244.41 360.98 37.63 87 Jowar GC (277.22) WE (16.18) Uninhabited 88 KR Nagarkurnool 10 ED, Rice T (43.70) 333.86 178.06 15.38 89 EO Jowar GC (31.56) WE (12.14) PR Nagarkurnool 7 EA Rice T (60.70) 1,022.64 35.61 37.64 90 .lowar GC (38.44) WE (22.26) PR Nagarkurnool 11 ED. Rice T (335.89) 1,546.30 93.08 141.64 N.NA:C2:M5:T2 91 EAG Jowar TK (297.45) W (38.44) KR Nagarkurnool 13 ED, Rice T (112.91) 730.86 72.84 20.23 Ml 92 EAG .lowar jK (82.56) W (30.35) KR Wanaparthi 12 EA Rice T (236.74) 1,665.28 430.58 74.87 N3 93 Jowar TK (176.04) W (60.70) PR Wanaparlhi 10 EA Rice T (333.05) 1,431.77 80.94 188.18 N53:Cl:M6:T3 94 Jowar TK (284.09) W (48.96) PR Wanaparthi 5 EA Rice T (187.77) 622.81 280.45 57.46 N2:M2:Tl 95 Jowar TK (187.77) PR Wanaparthi 6 EA Rice T (137.59) 806.54 87.82 N2 96 Jowar TK (113.31) W (24.28) KR Wanaparthi 10 ED, Rice T (76.38) 390.52 18.62 97 EAG Jowar TK (60.30) W (15.78) 128

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

98 Yedutla 1,716·67 553 2.779 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ BS

99 Ch

100 Kesampet 803· 30 223 1,143 P 10+ W PO,TO, 10+ BS PTO

101 Talupunuru 1.712·22 367 2,]76 P -5 W,HP PO, 5-10 -5 Phone

102 Vallabhampalle 363·00 Uninhabited 103 Peddapuram 658·42 227 1,172 P -5 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

104 Gudipalle 795·61 269 1 ,563 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

105 Auraspalle 769·71 108 634 P 5·10 W,HP -5 5-10 ·5

106 Vanapatla 1,016·97 319 1,866 P(2),M,H 5·10 W PO 5-10 BS

107 Gaddampalle 1,274·76 287 1,376 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

108 Ananthasagar 524·47 169 832 P 10+ Wd-IP PO 10+ ·5

109 Bandapalle 348·03 61 335 P 10+ W -5 5-10 ·5

110 Gattunellikuduru 1.397·78 408 2d50 P(3),M,H 10+ W,HP PO 1(1+ BS

111 Raipakula 595·70 111 651 P 5-10 W,HP PO -5 TIS li2 Goutampalle 452·44 111 618 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

113 Peddamudnur 1,507·45 474 2,400 P(2),M,H CHW W,HP PO Wednesday BS 129

DIRECTORY and Land use NAGARKURNOOL 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) (12y (13) (14) (IS) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

PR Wanaparthi 12 ED, Rice T (133.54) 1,386.85 196.27 NI:Ml 98 EAG Jowar TK (133.54) PR Wanaparthi 13 Rice T (60.70) 426.S4 128.69 T1 99 Jowar TK (60.70) PR Wanaparthi 14 ED, Rice T (91.06) 495.33 216.91 Kodanda Rama- 100 EAG Jowar TK (91.06) swamy Temple, M1:T1 KR Nagarkurnool 8 ED, Rice T (128.29) 1,248.04 284.49 51.39 N.NA:Cl:M2 101 EAG Jowar TK (116.15) W (12.14) Uninhabited 102

KR Nagarkurnool 10 Rice T (38.04) 593.27 " 27.11 103 Jowar TK (31.97) W (6.07) PR Nagarkurnool 9 Rice T (33.18) 710.22 44.52 7.69 104 Jow;!r TK (19.02) W (14.16) KR Nagarkurnool 8 Rice T (33.19) 673.80 14.97 47.75 105 Jowar GC (20.64) WE (12.S5) PR Nagarkurnool 6 Rice T (56.25) 629.69 246.86 84.17 106 Jowar GC (44.S2) W (11.73) PR Nagarkurnool 12 ED, Rice T (41.28) Id93.01 26.30 12.14 107 EAG Jowar W (20'.64) WE (18.21) TK (2.43) KR Nagarkurnool 12 ED, Rice T (76.89) 358.15 89.43 108 EAG Jowar W (64.34) WE (10.12) TK (2.43) KR Nagarkurnool 15 ED, Rice T (27.11) 286.11 31.S7 3.24 109 EAG Jowar W (17.00) WE (6.07) TK (4·04) PR Nagarkurnool 20 ED, Rice T (153.78) 933.06 86.60 219.34 N.NA 110 EAG Jowar WE (129.50) TK (16.19) W (8.09) PR Nagarkurnool 17 EA Rice T (93.89) 484.81 17.CO N2 III Jowar TK (66.37) W (27.52) PR Nagarkurnool 15 Rice T (70.42) 328.60 27.52 2S.90 112 Jowar W (44.11) TK (26.31) PR Nagarkurnool 14 ED, Rice T (106.43) 1,208.79 192.23 N.NA 113 EAG Jowar WE (62.72) W (29.14) TK (14.57) 130

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Waler way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

114 Chandubhatla 551·59 138 755 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

115 NarsaipaI1e 486·03 85 434 p 10+ W PO 5-10 5-10

116 ShanaipaI1e 501·00 80 463 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

117 RevaIIe 1,674·18 536 2,779 P,M PHC W,HP PO 10+ BS

118 Chennaram 2,021·00 584 2,918 P,M,H 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

119 Cheerkapalle 646·28 146 777 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ BS

120 Yedula 2,253·28 706 3,734 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

121 Konkalapalle 335·89 76 360 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5

122 Raipakula 657·21 204 1,J00 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 -5

123 Nagapur 1,450·79 460 2,555 -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

124 GanY:lgula 1 >142.42 291 1,584 P o PO 5-10 -5

125 Vennacherla 1,943· 70 685 3,838 P(3),M ,H 5-10 W,HP PO Thursday -5

126 Adirial 272·35 71 405 P 10+ -5 5-10 BS

127 Clmndrikal 1,636·95 361 P 10+ PO 5-10 BS 131

DIRECTORY and Land use NAGARKURNOOL 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) (I)

PR Nagarkurnool II EA Rice T (52.21) 476.72 22.66 114 Jowar TK (36.83) W (15.38) KR Nagarkurnool 12 Rice T (13.76) 393.35 13.36 65.56 115 Jowar TK (10.93) W (2.83) PR Nagarkurnool 25 EO, Rice T (127.48) 242.81 122.21 8.50 NI:Tl 116 EAG ]awar TK (74.87) W (36.42) WE (l6.19) PR Nagarkurnool 15 EA Rice T (216.10) 1,198.68 11.33 248.07 N2:Cl 117 Jowar TK (183.73) W (32.37) PR Wanaparthi 16 EA Rice T (263.04) 1,259.38 34P..03 150.14 Nl 118 Jowar TK (21.8.12) W (44.92) PR Wanaparthi 15 ED, Rice T (77.30) 503.02 42.49 23.47 Cl 119 EAG Jowar TK (65.16) W (12.14) PR Nagarkurnool 40 EA Rice T (242.80) 1,777. 78 231.07 N2 120 Jowar TK (203.55) W (39.25) KR Nagarkurnool 16 Rice T (17.40) 273.16 44.92 121 Jawar W (11.74) TK (5.66) KR Nagarkurnool 18 ED, Rice T (67.99) 509.09 80.13 T1 122 EAG Jawar W (31.57) TK (28.33) WE (8.09) PR Nagarkurnaol 13 Rice T (140.83) 1,237.93 71.22 Nl:Tl 123 Jawar TK (99.55) W (41.28) PR Nagarkurnool 26 ED, Rice T (30.7'\) 1,006.45 105.22 124 EAG Jawar W (25.09) WE (3.64) TK (2.02) PR Nagarkurnoal 18 ED, Rice T (221.36) 1,509.88 212.46 N2 125 EO Jowar TK (186.56) W (34.80) PR Nagarkurnool 20 ED Rice T (20.23) 217.72 20.64 13.76 126 Jawar W (16.19) TK (4.04) 55.04 PR NagaI kurnoal 18 ED, Rice T (129.50) 1,391.71 60.70 127 EAG Jowar W (80.94) WE (3237) TK (16.19) 132

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

128 Mushtip,l11e 1,353·67 362 1,974 p 5-10 PO 5-10 -5

129 Peddapalle 2,163·04 475 2,472 p 10+ PO 5-10 BS

130 Pcdduru 1,235·50 417 2,078 f(2),M,H 5-10 W,HP,T PO 5-10 BS

13[ Aleru 549 2,997 10+ W,HP PO Sunday BS

132 Marrikal 1,388.88 322 5-10 W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phonr

133 Vattipalle 319 1,675 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

134 Boppepalle 893· [4 220 1,103 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5- [0 BS

135 Komatikunta 915·40 222 1 d34 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5

136 Dattaram 142·45 51 280 P 10+ W,HP -5 5- 10 BS

137 Sayampet 910·54 185 866 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

138 J eelugupalle 435 ·44 117 670 P 10+ W,HP,R -5 5-10 -5 133

DIRECTORY and Land use NAGARKURNOOLTALUK

Land lise (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca any piace 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 Evailable his tori calor No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

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

KR Nagarkurnool 22 ED, Rice T (45.73) 1,200.70 48.56 58.68 N.NA:M2:T1 128 EAG Jowar W (33.19) WE (8.90) TK (3.64) PR Nagarkurnool 20 ED, Rice T (22.26) 1,742.17 150.14 248.47 129 EAG Jowar W (15.38) TK (3.64) WE (3.24) PR Nagarkurnool 24 ED, Rice T (10.12) 1.103.98 121.40 N.NA:T1 130 EAG Jowar TK (4.86) W (3.64) WE (1.62) PR Nagarkurnool 30 ED, Rice T (145.69) 2,386.83 31.56 N.NA 131 EAG Jowar TK (107.24) W (38.45) PR Nagarkurnool 34 EA Rice T 073.21) 1,079.29 34.40 101.98 M2 132 Jowar TK (132.74) WE (40.47) PR Nagarkurnool 40 ED, Rice T (15.78) 1,231.86 248.48 N.NA 133 EAG Jowar W (10.52) TK (2.83) WE (2.43) PR Nagarkurnool 32 ED Rice T (59.49) 647.50 108.86 77.29 T1 134 Jowar TK (30.35) W (29.14) KR Nagarkurnool 23 Rice T (69.20) 740.98 105.22 135 Jowar W (44.51) TK (24.69) PR Nagarkurnool 34 Rice T (15.78) 1l3.31 4.05 9.31 136 Jowar W (9.7.) TK (6.07) PR Nagarkurnool 35 Rice T (48.56) 757.17 104.81 T1 137 Jowar W (32.37) TK (16.19) KR Nagark,urnool 25 Rice T (25.90) 324.56 84.98 138 Jowar W (21.04) TK (3.24) o (1.62) ,WANAPARTHI TALUK 71 IS

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

76 Achutapur 135 Janampet 123 Pebbair 44 Addakul 33 Jangamaipalle 98 Peddagudem 16 Agawaram 8 Jeenugurala 61 Pedda Mandadi 93 Ajjakol 41 Pcdda Mungalched 22 AlmaipaJle 103 Kadukuntla 132 Pcn chikalpa had 49 Alwal 15 Kamal uddinpur 10 Ponnakal 96 A111adabakal 125 Kambalapur 108 Puliareduikunta 65 Amaravathi Nagar 85 Kanaipa1\e 9 Rachal 80 Anjangiri 117 Kanchar Iupalle 75 Rnjanagar 54 Ankoor 42 Kanmanoor 83 R3japet 24 Anpad 63 Kanu111etta 109 Ral11akrishnapur 14 AntaipalJe 79 Kasimnagar 120 Ral11ammapct 78 Appaipalle 38 Katavaram 70 Ramanathpur 107 Apparala 102 Kistagiri 92 Ramanpahad 25 AppareddipalJe 11 Kominddipal1e 121 Ramapur 139 Ayyawarpal1e 12 Kondur 140 Rameshwarapur 67 Konnur 122 Rangapur 43 Baleedpalle 86 Kothakota 53 Bulijapallc 97 Rayanpet 3 Baswaipalle 4 Lachampalle 21 Salkelapur 105 Boothpur 84 Sankireddipalle 57 Buddharam 91 Madnapur 95 Satyahalli 14i Budidipad 48 Maddigatla 101 Savaigudem 129 Bunyadpur 19 Maddigatla 39 Shakhapur 23 Malkamiapalle 119 Shakhapur 100 Chandapur 31 . Malkapur 69 Shankarammapet 124 Chelmella 26 Mamidimada 29 Shapur 58 Chennoor 32 Manajipet Solipur 106 Cherlapa lle 34 73 MangiIJa 81 Srinivasapur 59 ChimanguntapalJe 114 Mentapalle Srirangapur SO Chinna Mandadi 128 111 MiraspalJe Sugur 45 Chinna Mungalched 134 13 Mohammad Hussainpalle 36 Suraipalle 60 Chityala 62 Mojerla 1 Chouderpalle 104 MummulJapalle 116 Tatipamula 131 M ungamandinne 37 Ti111maipalle 88 Dantanoor 142 Tippaipalle Dasarpalle 6 126 Nagaral IS Tirmalaipalle 99 Oat taipalle 137 Nagasanpallc 89 Ti fmalaipaJJc Dwarakanagar 66 82 Nagavaram 118 Toomalapalle 113 Nancharammapet 20 Elkicherla 35 Upparapalle 7 Nandipet Garkasa 30 68 Narasingapur Veer aipal1 c 28 Ghanpllf 51 112 Natavelli Veerladinne 47 Ghatla Khanapllr 133 115 Natchahalli Veltoor 87 Govindahalli 46 90 Nelividi Vemula 40 Gudibanda 5 72 Niruvenu Venkatal11palle 143 Gummadam 17 55 Venkatapur 127 Gumpanupalle 71 Palem 136 Venka tapur 110 Pamapur 2 Hajiapur 52 Pamireddipalle 94 Waddewat 74 JagathpalJe 27 Parwatapur 77 Wanaparthi 56 Jakkampalle 64 Patha Jangamaipalle 130 Janampalle 138 Pathapallc 144 Yaperla

135 136

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 iO + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population ~ ______nearest place where the Afacility ______available is given) ~ Code village (in ",.----_)._---~ No. he ctares) House· Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds (ion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Chouderpalle 1,216.08 219 1.130 P -5 W PO -5 BS

2 Hajiapuf 768.90 154 792 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-:0

3 Baswaipalle 1,201.51 238 1,400 r,M 5-10 W,TW PO 5-10 5-10

4 Lachampallc 751·09 197 1,048 P(2),M 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

5 Vemula 1,571.80 453 2,527 P,M RP W PO -5 BS

6 Dasarpalle 468.62 114 751 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

7 Nandipet 757.97 191 988 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

8 Jeenugural::l 1,051.37 214 1,166 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

9 Rachal 1,748.24 486 2,584 P,M,H D W PO 5-10 BS

10 Ponnakal 1,258.57 397 2,245 P(2),M D W PO 5-10 BS

11 Komireddipalle 747.05 288 1,416 P -5 W PO -5 BS

12 Kondur 1,817.84 827 4,293 P(2),M, D W PO 5-10 BS H

13 Mohammad Hussain- 566.96 242 1,134 P -5 W -5 -5 -5 palle

14 Antaipalle 143.26 2') 202 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

15 Kamaluddinpnr 1,033.16 277 1,288 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5·10 l37

DIRECTORY and Land use WANAPARTHI 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 bysource gated waste available historical or 1\0. (in Kms.) for culti- ar chaeological vat ion interest

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

PR MuhbubnagJr 20 EA Rice 202.34 T (114.52) 855.91 29.14 14.17 Sri Manyamkanda Jawar TK (90.24) Venkateswara W (24.28) Swamy Temple, Cl:Ml:T2 KR Mahbubnagar 16 EA Rice 210.03 T (83.37) 464.17 2.43 8.90 TI 2 Jowar TK (49.78) W (33.59) KR Mahbubnagar 22 EA Rice T (186.15) 719.13 2.43 293.tW Nl:Ml:T2 3 Jawar TK (145.68) I W (40.47) 4 KR Mahbubnagar 26 EA Rice 151.35 T (105.22) 420.47 74.05 Nl Jawar TK (64.75) W (40.47) 5 PR Mahbubnagar 24 EA Rice T (284.09) 943.32 10.12 334.27 Nl:M2:Tl Jawar TK (132.74) W (121.40) WE (29.95) PR Mahbubnagar 26 Rice T (56.65) 3:52.48 59.49 6 Jowar TK (40.47) W (16.18) 7 KR Mahbubnagar 28 EA Rice T (127.88) 535.40 90.24 Jowar TK (101.58) W (26.30) 8 KR Mahbubnapr 30 EA Rice T (110.07) 927.94 1.22 12.14 Jowar TK (89.84) W (20.23) 9 PR Mahbubnagar 33 EA Rice T (405.50) 1,294.99 47.75 N4 Jawar TK (304.33) W (1Ol.17) 10 PR Mahbubnagar 28 EA Rice T (255.76) 809.37 6.07 187.37 N2:C3:Ml Jawar TK (215.29) W (40.47) Tl 11 PR Mahbubnagar 26 EA Rice T (254.95) 354.10 2.03 134.76 Jowar TK (214.48) W (,"4.28) WE (16.19) N7 12 PR Mahbubnagar 30 ED Rice 377.57 T (698.08) 72].95 2.03 18.21 Jowar TK (455.27) W (242.8) 95.91 13 KR Mahbubnagar 24 Rice T (237.14) 233.91 Jowar TK (208.82) W (28.32) 99.96 4.04 1.21 14 KR Mahbubnagar 22 Ricc T (34.40) Jownr TK (24.28) W (10.12) T (212.86) 593.27 49.37 177.66 15 KR Mahbubnagar 25 Ricc Jowar TK (202.34) W (to.52) 138

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 (ion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market. station. if any Water W

16 Agaw8f;tn1 209.6~ 123 58R P -5 W -5 -5 -5

17 VCflka(clmpallc 214.R9 140 726 P -5 W PO -5 -5

1 g Tirmalaipallc 622.81 147 729 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

19 Maddig.1! la 1,315.23 366 2,004 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

:'.0 Elki(.;hcrla 1,880.57 551 2,909 P 10+ W PO 5-10 TIS

21 Salkelapur 791. 97 227 1,218 P -5 W -5 5-10 BS

22 Almaipalle 433.42 III 597 P -5 W,HP -5 5'10 TIS

23 Malkamiapallc 412.78 71 362 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

24 Anp

26 rv!;,midimada ], 366.22 366 1,918 P,M PHS W,HP PO -5 5-10

27 Parwalnpur R13.01 160 742 P -5 W PO -5 -5

28 Ghanpur 2,321.ES 951 4,938 P(2),M,H PHe W PO Sunday BS

29 Shapur 902.04 221 1,172 p -5 W PO,TO -s BS 139

DIRECTORY and Land use WANAPRTHI TALUK

Land use (i.e, area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- -t...-______--.., ,..- 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 vat ion interest

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

KR Mahbubnagar 24 Rice T (73.65) 120.60 15.38 16 Jowar TK (68.80) W (4.85) KR Mahbubnagar 25 Rice T (140.83) 65.56 4.04 17 Jowar TK (109.27) W (31.56) PR Mahbubnagar 22 ED Rice T (89.03) 290.97 83.77 159.04 18 Jowar TK (64.75) W (21.85) o (2.43) KR Mahbubnagar 24 ED, Rice T (242.81) 774.97 80.53 216.91 M2:T2 19 EAG Jowar TK (182.11) W (40.47) WE (20.23) PR Mahbubnagar 26 EA Rice T (390.52) 1.168.73 41.68 279.64 N3:M2:T2 20 Jowar TK (234.72) W (72.84) WE (48.56) o (34.40) PR Mahbubnagar 30 ED, Rice T (81.75) 534.18 118.17 57.87 M2 21 EAG Jowar TK (71.63) W (6.07) WE (4.05) PR Mahbubnagar 24 Rice T (31.57) 275.59 41.28 84.98 22 Jowar TK (31.57) KR Mahbubnagar 25 Rice T (38.85) 329.01 8.50 36.42 23 Jowar GC (26.71) W (12.14) Uninhabited 24 KR Mahbubnagar 29 EA Rice T (83.36) 300.28 61.92 T1 25 Jowar TK (62.73) W (i2.:;4) WE (8.09) KR Wanaparthi 30 EA Rice T (179.28) 874.52 91.46 2:20.96 N3:C1:Ml 26 Jowar TK (149.73) W (21.45) WE (8.10) KR Wanaparthi 29 ED. Rice T (56.65) 590.84 165.52 N2:T2 27 EAG Jowar TK (50.58) WE (4.04) W (2.03) PR Wanaparthi 28 EA Rice 294.21 T (748.66) 704.15 28.33 546.33 N30:M2:T1 28 lowar TK (675.82) W (60.70) WE m.14) PR Wanapa,·thi 24 EA Rice 132.74 T (77.70) 604.19 87.01 NI:MI:TI 29 Jowar TK (57.47) WE (20.23) 140

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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----A_--., ,------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 water way) (I) (2) (3) (4Al (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

30 Garkasa 272.35 Uninhabited 31 Malkapur 550.37 97 546 P -5 W PO ·5 -5

32 Manajipet 1,908.49 660 3.347 P.M D W PO -5 BS

3-3 Jangamaipalle 1,901.21 265 1,465 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

34 Solipur 1,038.42 402 1,944 P(2),M D W PO Monday BS

35 Upparapalle 836.48 273 1,507 P 5 W -5 -5 -5

36 Suraipalle 704.15 128 633 P -5 W ·5 ·5 -5

37 Timmaipalle 630.89 152 868 P -5 W PO 10+ -5

38 Katavaram 393.35 104 611 P ·5 W ·5 10+ ·5

39 Shakhapur 605.81 258 1,288 P -5 W PO 5-10 BS

40 Gudibanda j, 072.01 272 1,190 P -5 W -5 10+ BS

41 Pedda Mungalched 908.92 213 1,265 P 10+ W PO 10+ -5

42 Kanmanoor 409.14 211 1,324 P 5-10 W PO -5 ·5

43 Balcedpalle 657.61 191 1,098 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

44 Addakul 1,318.06 403 2,326 P(2),M D W PO -5 BS

45 Chinna Mungalched 403.88 202 1,084 P(2),M ·5 W PO 10+ -5 141 DIRECTORY and Land use WANAPARTHI TALUK

Land use (i.e .. area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 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 )

Uninhabited 30 KR Wanaparthi 28 Rice 32.37 T (184.13) 161.87 2.03 106.03 31 Jowar TK (159.85) W (24.28) PR Wanaparthi 26 EA Rice 409.54 T (250.90) 1,044.90 203.15 N4:Cl:Ml:Tl 32 Jowar TK (169.97) W (48.56) WE (32.37) PR Wanaparthi 18 EA Rice 1,]16.12 T (117.36) 524.47 17.00 126.26 Sri Venkateswara 33 .lowar TK (98.74) Swamy Temple, W (10.52) N1 WE (8.10) PR Wanaparthi 17 EA Rice T (260.61) 768.09 3.24 6.48 N3:M2 34 Jowar TK (163.49) W (97.12) PR Wanaparthi 24 EA Rice 6.07 T (212.46) 607.03 2.42 8.50 N2 35 Jowar TK (159.85) W (52.61) KR Wanaparthi 25 EA Rice 174.82 T (71.22) 250.91 207.20 36 Jowar TK (61.92) W (8.09) WE (1.21) KR Wanaparthi 26 Rice T (27.92) 506.67 1.62 90.25 37 Jowar TK (15.78) W (12.14) PR Wanaparthi 28 ED Rice T (76.89) 298.25 18.21 38 Jowar TK (58.68) W (18.21) PR Wanaparthi 30 ED, Rice T (133.54) 250.50 2.43 219.34 39 EO Jowar TK (101.17) W (32.37) PR Wanaparthi 32 EA Rice T (327.80) 647.50 4.86 91.86 40 Jowar TK (226.63) W (101.17) KR Wanaparthi 30 Rice T (129.50) 576.67 202.75 T1 41 lowar TK (97.12) W (32.38) KR Wanaparthi 28 Rice T (81.34) 287.33 0.81 39.66 42 lowar TK (61.11) W (20.23) KR Wanallarthi 25 EA Rice T (t11.69) 425.73 0.81 119.38 43 Jowar TK (85.39) W (26.30) PR Wanaparthi 28 EA Rice T (218.53) 935.63 3.24 160.66 N1 :C1 :M2:T1 44 Jowar TK (206.39) . W (12.14) PR Wanaparthi 29 EA Rice T (76.08) 321. 73 6.07 N8:M2:Tl 45 lowar TK (63.94) W (12.14) 142

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 ~ ___ .J... ___ ~ No hectares) House- Popula- Lducational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus­ (Potable) thC! stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

46 Veltoor 2,043.25 634 P,M,H D W PO Wednesday BS

47 Ghatla Khanapur 1.J88.15 235 1,178 P(2),M, -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5 H

48 Maddigatla 1,315.63 403 1,904 P,M 10+ W PO -5 -5

49 Alwal 1.J37.16 196 983 P -5 W,HP -5 10+ BS

50 Chinna Mandadi 925.11 188 907 P 5-10 W -5 10+ BS

51 Vceraipalle 314.04 155 790 p 10+ W PO 10+ BS

52 Pamireddipalle 1,456.86 343 1,925 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

53 BalijapaJlc 813.42 227 10198 P(1),M 10+ W,HP -5 10+ BS

54 Ankoor 503.43 216 1,108 P 10+ \V -5 5-10 BS

55 Venkatapur 166.33 68 337 P 10+ W PO -5 -5

56 Jakkampallc 210.84 Unil1habil ed 57 Buddharam 1,746.62 570 P,M -5 W,HP PO,TO, Saturday BS Phone

58 Chennoor 808.16 226 1,249 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5 143

DIRECTORY and Land use WANAPARTHI TALUK

Land use (i.e, area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded 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 culli- archaeological vation interest

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

PR Wanaparthi 24 EA Rice T (482.38) 989.05 20.24 551.58 N2:MI 46 Jowar TK (405.49) W (64.75) WE (12.14) KR Wannparthi 20 ED Rice T (87.82) 989·86 5().65 53.82 47 Jowar TK (76.89) W (10.12) o (0.81) KR Wanaparthi 18 ED Rice 86.20 T (223.39) 751.09 58.68 195.87 48 Jowar TK (218.53) W (4.86) PR Wanaparthi 17 ED Rice T (106.03) 919.44 57.87 53.82 NI 49 Jowar TK (93.89) W (12.14) PR Wanaparthi 14 EA Rice T (116.95) 654.37 20.24 133.55 N2:T1 50 Jowar TK (103.19) W (10.12) WE (3.64) PR Wanaparthi 16 ED, Rice T (58.68) 200.32 14.17 40.87 N2:Tl 51 EAG Jowar TK (44.51) WE (10. 12) W (4.05) PR W:l11aparthi 14 EA Rice T (144.07) 86R.86 3.64 ~40.~9 52 Jowar TK (137.99) WE (4.0<,) \V (~.O~) PR \V;:;naparthi 12 EA Rice T (141.64) 422.49 26.31 222.98 N2:M2:Tl 53 Jowar TK (125.'15) WE (10.12) W (6.07) PR Wanapan hi 11 ED, Rice T (137.60) :38.36 20.64 106.83 Nt 54 EAG lawaI' TK (117'36) W (10.12) WE (10.12) KR Wanaparthi 14 ED, Rice T (33.19) 85.39 25.90 21.85 NI:Ml 55 EAG Jowar TK (20.24) W (8.10) WE (4.85) Uninhabited 56 PR W"J1f:parthi 15 EA Rice 103.60 T (228.64) 1,030.73 212.87 170.78 NIO:CI: M3 :T6 57 lowar TK (202.34) WE (14.16) W (12.14) KR Wan"parthi 10 ED, Rice T (157.82) 439.49 1'i2.32 144.47 NI:M3 58 EAG lowar TK (97.12) W (30.35) WE 00·35) 144

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Housel:\Olds 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- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

59 Chimanguntapalle I ·024.?'6 419 2,215 P(2),M 5--10 W PO 5-10 BS

60 Chilyala 1,540.23 428 2,260 P -5 W,HP PO,TO, -5 -5 Phone

61 Pedda 1\la ndadi 3,195.79 834 40305 P(3),M,H PHS W,HP PO 10+ BS

62 Mojarla 1·258.16 224 1,] 81 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

(i3 KanuJll~( ta 879.38 287 1,492 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5·10 BS

64 Patha Jang:1l11aipaJlc 20ti,79 48 248 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

65 Amaravu(hinagar 57.87 Ullilli1a1>itC'd 6ti DwarakUIl:lg,u 452.04 52 276 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 -5 5-10

67 Konn'Jr 1,520.80 382 1,884 P(2),M -5 W PO, -5 TIS Phone

68 Narasingapur 559.68 167 918 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5

69 Sh~nkaraJ11l1lapet 5(i5.75 59 348 P 10+ W,HP 101- 10+ -5

70 Rumanathpur 345.60 140 854 P -5 W,HT" -5 -5 -5

71 P:llem 71i9.71 400 2.077 P(2),M, -5 \\', H P PO -5 BS H

72 Niruvcnu 757.97 137 (i52 P 5·10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 -5 145

DIRECTORY and Land use WANAPARTHI 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 aV:1ibble historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti· archaeological vation interest

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

PR Wanaparthi 10 EA Rice T (179.27) 662.07 46.14 136.78 N3:C2:T1 59 Jowar TK (153.37) W (16.19) WE (9.71) KR Wanaparthi 5 EA Rice T (200.72) 842.96 8.09 488.05 NI:n 60 Jowar TK (155. SO) WE (44.92) PR Wanaparthi 10 EA Rice T (333.86) 2,591.20 150.54 120.19 NI5:Cl:M2:T1 61 Jowar TK (305.54) W (24.28) WE (4.04) PR Wanaparthi 18 ED Rice T (82.96) 862.38 144.47 IbS.35 62 Jowar TK (72.S4) W (8.09) o (2.03) PR Wanaparthi 22 EA Rice T (230.67) 583.15 65.56 63 Jowar TK (141.64) W (80.94) WE (8.09) PR Wanaparthi 24 EA Rice T (44.51) 120.19 42.09 64 Jowar TK (20.23) WE (16.19) W (8.09) Ullillhabitrd 65 KR Wanaparthi 29 EA Rice T (43.71) 404.68 3.65 66 .1owar TK (25.50) W (12.14) WE (6.07) PR Wanaparthi 26 EA Rice T (99.96) 1,042.06 20.23 358.55 CI:n 67 Jowar TK (47.35) W (36.42) WE (16.19) KR Wanapallhi 28 EA Rice T (95.51) 435.03 29.14 68 Jowar GC (87.42) W (8.09) KR Wanaparthi 23 EAG Rice T (95.91) 270.33 70.01 129.50 69 Jowar GC (69.61) W (20.23) WE (6.07) PR Wan:Jparthi 20 Rice T (105.62) 222.58 17.40 70 Jowar TK (91.05) W (14.57) PR Wanaparthi IS EA Rice T (230.67) 414.80 20.23 103.60 M2 71 Jowar TK (213.27) W (17.40) KR Wanaparthi 15 Rice T (91.R6) 526.90 139.21 MI 72 Jowar TK (91.86) 146

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4R) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

73 M:lll gi II a 1,176.42 428 2,055 P,M 5-10 W PO 5·10 BS

74 Jagathpalle 1,625.21 309 1,625 P(2),M 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10

75 Rajanag:lr 401.85 287 1,654 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5

76 Achutapur 401,45 121 667 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

77 Wanaparthi 1,955.03 Urban Area (Wallaparfhi TowlI) 78 Appaipalle 424.51 130 931 P -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

79 Kasimnagar 890.31 179 1,055 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

80 Anjangiri 549.16 38 266 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 5-10

81 Srinivasapur 957.08 151 944 P -5 W,HP -5 Friday -5

82 Nagavaram 858.34 236 1,403 P -5 W PO -5 BS

83 Rajapet 1,225·39 284 1,504 P 5-10 W,HP PO ,TO. 5-10 BS Phone

84 Sankireddipallc 1 >154.97 350 2,041 P(2),M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

85 Kanaipalle 1,293.78 281 1,570 P -5 TK,W PO,TO -5 BS 147

DIRECTORY and Land use WANAPARTHI 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- ar chaeological vatiun interest

(ll) (12) (13) (14) (15 ) (16) (17) (l8) (19) (20) (1) \'1 PR Wanaparthi 12 ED Rice T (252.52) 618.36 160.26 145.28 III :Tl 73 Jowar TK (218.53) W (29.14) WE (4.85) C KR Wanaparthi 5 EA Rice T (112.91) 890.71 169.16 452.~3 N8 74 Jowar TK (86.20) o (24.69) W (2.02) KR Wanap~,rthi 3 EA Rice T (89.03) 222.98 15.38 74.06 N2:Ml:Tl 75 Jowar TK (84.98) W (3.64) WE (0.41) KR Wanaparthi 5 EA Rice T (65.96) 263.45 37.23 33.99 Ml:T1 76 Jowar TK (54.63) W (8.09) WE (3.24) Urban Area (Wanapartlzi Town) 77 PR Wanaparthi 4 EA Rice T (40.06) 319·29 20.23 44.51 NI :CLM2 78 JOW,H TK (36.02) WE (4·04) KR Wanaparthi 10 Rice 401.45 T (41.6&) 324.96 122.22 79 Jowar TK (36.42) W (4.05) WE (1.21) KR \Van~lp"rthi 10 Rice 227.84 T (31.56) 117.36 2·43 169.56 80 Jmvar W (25.49) GC (3.24) o (2.83) KR Wanaparthi 4 EA Rice 547.94 T (49.37) 247.26 46.54 62.73 81 Jowar TK (40.B7) WE (8.50) PR Wanaparthi 4 EA Rice 60.37 T (33 99) 390.92 121.00 245.24 N3:M3:Tl 82 .Iowar WE (15.38) TK (14.57) W (2.83) o (1.21) PR Wanaparthi 8 EA Rice 309.18 T (135.97) 618.36 34.81 127.07 N3:Ml 83 Jowilr TK (9S.91) WE (24.28) W (8.09) o (7.69) PR Wanaparthi 14 EA Rice T (234.31) 836.59 20.24 63.53 M2:Tl 84 Jowar TK (203.96) W (18.21) WE (12.14) PR Wanaparthi 16 EA Rice T (99.96) 919.04 60.70 214.08 C3: M2:T2 85 JOW:lf TK. (67.58) W (29.14) WE (3.2

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 -I- Kms. of the tion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) Cod" 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 markel, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

86 Kothakota J ,279.21 1,733 9,834 P(2),M,H, RP(4), W,HP PO,TO, Tuesday BS JC H,D(A) PTO, Phone

87 Govindahalli 306.35 61 353 -5 -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5

8.8 Dantanoor 535.40 165 978 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

89 Tirmllaipalk 728.43 276 1,387 P -5 W.HP -5 Monday -5

90 Nclividi 645.07 151 758 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS

91 Madnapur 154.59 467 2,735 P,M,H RP,MH, W,HP PO,TO, Monday BS, RS SMP PTO, Phone 92 Ramanpahad 486.84 95 534 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 5-10

93 Ajjakol 2.154.14 494 2,772 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

94 Waddcwat 1 ,)87.75 236 1,267 P(2),M,H -5 W.HP PO -5 -5

95 Satyahall i 322· 53 56 400 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS

96 Amadababl 972.86 352 1,851 P 5-10 W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS PTO, Phone

97 Rayanpet 824.34 350 1,786 P 5-10 W PO,TO -5 5-10

98 Peddagudcm 2,630.85 569 3,130 P(2),M, RP ,CWC W,HP -5 -5 BS H,AC

99 Dattaipallc 1.184.51 125 769 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 5-10 149

DIRECTORY and Land use WANAPARTHI 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 Wanaparthi 18 EA Rice T (291.37) 582.34 80.94 324.56 N50;C4; M7;TI 86 Jowar TK (226.62) WE (44.52) W (20.23) PR Wanaparthi 24 Rice T (41.68) 165.92 12.14 86.61 87 Jowar TK (37.63) W (4.05) PR Wanaparthi 24 FA Rice T (116.14) 360.98 20.23 38.04 88 Jowar GC (106.84) WE (8.09) W (1.21) KR Wanaparthi 26 EA Rice T (135.16) 387.69 96.31 109,27 89 Jowar GC (101.17) TK (24.68) W (6.07) WE (3.24) PR Wanaparthi 28 EA Rice T (75.27) 454.06 72.84 42.90 90 Jowar GC (71.22) W (4.05) PR Wanaparthi 28 EA Rice T (54.63) 24.28 8.09 64.75 N30;Cl:MI 91 Jowar GC (53.82) WE (0.81) KR Wanaparthi 28 EA Rice T (148.52) 131,12 83.77 123.43 T1 92 Jowar GC (148.52) PR Wanaparthi 28 EA Rice T (1015.36) 902.85 48,56 187.37 T1 93 Jowar GC (1015.36) KR Wanaparthi 24 EA Rice T (144.47) 775.78 48.56 218.93 Ml 94 Jowar TK (61.51) GC (40.87) WE (33.99) W (8.10) PR Wanaparthi 20 Rice T (88.62) 229.46 4.45 95 Jowar TK (56.25) W (32.37) PR Wanaparthi 18 EA Rice T (234·71) 568.58 20.23 112.91 96 Jowar TK (133.54) WE (84.98) W (16.19) PR Wanaparthi 16 EA Rice T (140·83) 566.56 11.33 105.62 Ml 97 Jowar TK (133.55) W (6.07) WE (1·21) PR Wanaparthi 13 EA Rice 1,258.16 T (183.32) 1.t37.16 28.33 23.47 N1O;T2 98 Iowar TK (166.33) WE (14.16) W (2.83, KR W8naparthi II Rice 545.51 T (34.80) 471.46 132.74 99 JOW:lf TK (30.35) W (4.45) 150

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4s) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

100 Chandapur 772.14 352 1,860 P 10+ W,HP PO, 10+ 10+ Phone

101 Savaigudem 1,225.79 299 1,733 P(2),M 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

102 Kistagiri 235.93 87 472 P 10+ W . -5 -5 -5

103 Kadukuntla 944.94 560 2,962 P(2).M RP(3) W,HP PO ,TO, Wednesday BS Phone

104 Mummullapalle 785.90 157 835 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

105 Boothpur 450·41 75 432 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

106 Cherlapalle 686.75 172 930 P 5-10 W,TK -5 5-10 -5

107 Apparala 1,215·67 327 1,629 P(2),M,B 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

108 Pullareddikunta 324.56 10 41 -5 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

109 Ramakrishnapur 798_85 220 1 ']99 P 5-10 W -5 -5 -5

110 P.tmapur ),152.95 291 1,504 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

III Mirnspallc 1,305.11 295 1,774 P(2), MH W,T PO,TO 10+ BS M(2),H

112 Natavelli 583.15 196 1.176 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

113 Nancharammapet 445.15 28 162 -5 -5 W,HP -5 -5 -5 15t

DIRECTORY and Land use WANAPARTHI TALUK

Land use (i .e. , area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded 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 KIllS.) for culti- ar chaeological vat ion interest

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

KR Wannparthi 14 EA Rice 383.24 T 000.36) 269.92 18.21 N5 100 Jowar TK (75.27) WE (22.26) W (2.83) KR W"naparthi 14 ED Rice ~01.49 T (123.43) 622.40 46.54 131.52 101 Jowar TK (97.53) W (25·90) PR Wanap;trthi 14 Rice T (36.42) 129·90 20.24 49.37 102 Jowar TK (30.35) o (6.07) PR Wanaparthi 14 EA Rice T (87.01) 714.67 143.26 Nl 103 Jowar TK (76.89) WE (8·09) W (2.03) PR Wanaparthi 18 EA Rice T (82.55) 259.81 252.93 188.58 104 Jowar TK (58.27) W (24.28) PR Wanaparthi 20 Rice T (J6.42) 179.68 144.47 89.84 105 lowar TK (28.33) W (8.09) KR Wanaparthi 26 Rice T (129.50) 476.:11 20.24 60.70 T1 106 lowar TK (80.94) GC (48.56) PR W:lIlnpart hi 25 EA Rice T (178.46) 404.68 628.88 C2:Tl 107 Jowar TK (129.50) W (48.96) KR Wanaparthi 25 Rice T (60.70) 141.64 20.23 f UJ . 98 108 lowar TK (60.70) PR W.lnaparthi 25 ED Rice T (94.29) 501.81 60.70 142.C4 109 Jowar TK (72.84) W (11.33) GC (l0.12) KR Wan, parthi 26 EA Rice T (140.02) 640.21 9.71 363.01 110 lowar GC (129.50) W (8.09) WE (2.43) PR Wanaparthi 19 EA Rice T (157.02) 890.31 60.70 197.08 111 Jowar TK (145.69) W (8.09) WE (3.24) PR Wanaparthi 25 ED Rice T (42·08) 471.05 70.01 112 .Towar o (19.83) W (14.97) TK (7.28) KR Wanaparthi 18 Rice T (21.04) 316.06 108.05 113 lowar 0(17.00) W (4.04) 152

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 + Kins. of the tion Name of 'linage 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 m:uket, station, if any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7} (8) (9) (10)

114 Mentapalle 404.28 III 628 P 5-10 W 5-10 -5 5-10

115 Natchahalli 870.88 80 510 P 10+ W -5 10-+- BS

116 Tatipamula 1,283.66 270 1,796 P RP W PO -5 -5

! 17 Kancharlupallc 1.280.02 417 2,236 P(2),M -5 W,HP PO -5 ns

118 Toomalapalle 394.97 146 793 P -5 W,HP 5 -5 BS

119 Shakhapur 1,279.21 396 P 5-10 W po ,TO, 5-10 BS Phone

J95.06 38 231 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

121 Ramapur 608.24 99 582 P 5-10 w PO 5-10 -5

122 Rangapur 2,398.97 434 2,461 P(2l,M,H -5 W PO, -5 BS Phone

123 Pcbbair 2'] 12.86 843 4,869 P(2) ,M,H FPC,D, W,HP PO,TO, -5 BS RP(2). PTO, PHC Phone

124 Chelmclla 633.33 269 1,352 P - 5 W -5 SaturdJY -5

125 Kambalapur 1,484.79 260 1,311 P -5 W -5 -5 BS

126 Nagaral 1,529.30 306 1.564 P,M -5 R.W -5 -5 -5 153

DIRECTORY and Land use WANAPARTHI 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 histori(;alor No. (in Kms.) for culti· ar chaeological vation interest

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

KR Wanaparthi 16 EA Rice T (42.90) 344.38 17.00 114 lowar WE (25.90) TK (17.00) PR Wanaparthi 15 Rice T (78.91) 714.67 10.92 65·56 115 lowar TK (59.89) o (14.97) \~ W (4.05) PR Wanaparthi '2:fj , EA Rice T (200.32) 794.40 288.94 116 lowar TK (149.73) W (50.59) PR Wanaparthi 22 EA Rice T (120.59) 898.00 78.91 182.51 N5 117 low1r TK (111.29) WE (6.07) W (3.23) PR Wanaparthi 24 EA Rice T (36.82) 295.42 4.05 58.68 118 lowar TK (28.33) WE (4.04) W (2.43) 0(2.02) PR Wanaparthi 28 EA Rice T (229.86) 778.61 95.51 175.23 Ml:T2 119 lawaI TK (146.90) GC (47.75) o (19.02) W (9.71) WE (6.48) KR Wanap:uthi 29 Rice T (38.04) 84.17 72.84 120 Jowar TK (38.04) KR Wanaparthi 29 Rice T (74.86) 369.88 28.33 135.17 121 lawar GC (54.63) TK (14.16) W (6.07) PR Wanaparthi 31 ED, Rice T (605.41) 1,257.35 32.37 503.83 N3:T1 122 EO lawar GC (295.42) TK (261.43) W (48.56) PR Wanaparthi 26 EA Rice T (281.25) 1,165.09 522.45 144.07 N30:C8:M4:T2 123 Jowar TK (261·02) WE (16.19) W (4.04) PR Wamparthi 26 ED Rice T (125.45) 422.08 85.79 124 lowar TK (109.26) WE (16.19) PR Wanaparthi 24 ED, Rice T (137.59) 946.56 53.82 346.81 125 t EAG lawar TK (129.50) 0)""; W (1:1.09) KR Wanaparthi ~ EA Rice T (163.49) 1,099.12 29.14 237.55 126 lawar TK (101.17) W (60.70) WE (1·62) 154

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 r------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Edu cational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3 ) (4A) (41l) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

127 Gumpanapalle 484.81 Uninhabited 128 Srirangapur 1,096.29 1,088 5,853 P(2),M,H RP(4) W,TK PO Friday BS

129 BunY.ldpur 766.88 187 789 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

130 J;'nampalle 594.48 131 696 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

131 Mungamandinne 407.11 29 150 -5 -5 W -5 5-10 -5

1"0_ Pen chiblpahad 38:?43 134 798 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

133 V ccrladinne 475.10 54 280 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

134 Sugur 1,401.83 507 2.794 P(2),M RP W PO 5-10 -5

135 Janampet 643 AS 218 1,136 P 5-10 W,TK -5 5-10 -5

136 Venk~i:a:our 728.43 194 948 P -5 W PO -5 BS

137 Nagasanpallc 757.97 116 644 P ·5 W ·5 -5 -5

138 Pathapalle 595.29 221 1,178 P 5-10 W -5 5·10 BS

139 Ayyawarj;-'~ll1e 657.21 315 1,712 P -5 \V PO -5 BS

140 R:l1neshwar[!pur 774.97 Ul1in!tabited 141 Budidip:ld 481 .93 94 535 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

142 Tippaipallc 989.05 148 745 P ·5 W -5 -5 -5

HJ Gumnudam 2,O5::!.'l7 626 3,332 P(2),M ,H RP(2) W PO Sund~y TIS

144 Yapcrla %9_62 287 J ,440 P(2), RP R,W PO M(l]~cby BS 1\[(2),1{ 155

DIRECTORY

and Land use WANAPARTHI TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal pbces) 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 availuble historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (1"6) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I)

Uninhabited ? 127 PR Wanaparthi 28 ED, Rice T (547.54) 395.38 29.94 121.43 Sri Ranganayaka 128 EO Jowar TK (547.54) Swamy Temple, N50:Cl:MI :T2 PR Wanaparthi 30 ED Rice T (131.52) 420.87 8.10 206.39 129 Jowar TK (84.98) W (46.54) PR Wanaparthi 36 ED Rice T (72.84) 452.03 11.33 58.28 130 Jowar TK (56.66) W (16.18) PR Wanaparthi 38 Rice T (1.21) 247.26 158.64 131 lowar W (1.21) KR Wanaparthi 38 Rice T (12.14) 271.54 17.CO 81.75 132 Jowar W (12.14) KR Wanaparthi 38 Rice T (17.40) 265',47 13.36 178.87 133 lowar TK (13.36) W (4.04) KR Wanaparthi 32 ED Rice T (227.43) 934.82 16.19 223.39 N6:Cl:Ml 134 lowar TK (219.34) W (8.09) KR Wanaparthi 30 ED Rice T (231.48) 325.37 86.60 135 lowar TK (223.39) W (8.09) PR Wanaparthi 30 ED Rice T (256.57) 303.51 43.30 125.05 N2 136 .lowar TK (224.20) W (32.37) KR Wanaparthi 32 ED Rice T (57.06) 609.45 32.78 34.40 137 Jowar TK (40.87) W (16·19) PR Wanaparthi 32 ED Rice T (148·92) 264.65 32.78 148.92 138 Jowar TK (136.78) W(l2·14) PR Wanaparthi 32 ED Rice T (78·51) 408.73 63.13 106.84 139 lowar TK (78.51) Uninhabited 140 KR Wanaparthi 42 Rice T (47.35) 265.07 9.31 160.25 141 .lowar TK (38.45) W (8.90) KR Wanaparthi 41 Rice T (58·27) 757.98 172.80 M2 142 lowar TK (50·18) W (8·09) PR Wanaparthi 42 Rice T (206.39) 1,307.54 4.05 534.99 N3:M2:T1 143 Jowar TK (202.34) W (4.05) (, PR Wanaparthi 45 Rice T (2.83) 727.22 12.14 227.43 Nlf:T2 144 lowar W (2·83) ATMAKUR TALUK ,. ,,' 45 4" AHDHRA PRADESH ATMAKUR TALUK MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT

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® Go.,emMent of India Copyrieht , 1114 • ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

ATMAKUR TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of VIllage Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No· (1) (2) (J) (2) (1) (2)

74 Allipur 2 Hajalapuf ]04 NanJimalla 80 Amarchinta 35 Narva 48 Ammapur 43 Isrampal1e 40 Ncllikonda 99 Anugonda 59 Jakkannapalle 41 70 Omdyala Appampalle 30 Jangamreddipalle 88 Appampalle 27 Jinnavaram 25 Pallamarri 118 Arepalle 113 Jurial 81 Pamarcddipalle 109 Atmakur 96 Panchadcvapahad 66 Kadmur 110 Balakistapur 92 Panchalingal 91 Kalwal 8 Balsupalle 97 Pareval 29 Kanmanur 95 Pasupul 15 Bandarpalle 78 Karuvena 9 Baswapur 31 Patherched 119 Kathcpalle 18 Pcdda Chintakunta 67 Bekkarpalle 62 Katrevpallc 4 P~dda Rajmoor 93 BhagavanpalJe 108 Khanapur 45 Peruru 63 Bhoothpur 102 Kistampalle 79 Pinamcherla Bollaram 89 Kondadoddi 22 Puttapalle 83 Konkanvaripalle 85 Ch3ndraghad 65 Kothapalle 60 Raikode 72 Chinna Chintakunta 76 Kothapalle 34 Rajpalle 94 Chinna Gopalpur 23 Kowkuntla 37 Rampur 3 Chinna Rajmoor 32 Krishna Samudram 82 Rangapur 101 Chin tarcddipalle 55 Kumar lingampalle 122 Rechintal 38 Chittanur 49 Kurumurthy 44 Reku1ampalle 54 Damganapur 58 Lakkardoddi 90 Satyavaram 42 Dasarpalle 71 Lakshmidevipur 39 Seetarampet 115 Devarpalle 19 Lalkot 107 Singampet 12 Deverkodra 56 Lankal 64 Sivapur 84 Dharmapur 112 Somasag'lr 13 Dokur 73 Maddur 75 Duppalle 33 Manthal1god 17 Teelair 105 Mastipur 116 Thipadampalle 52 Edulapur MedepaUe 51 Tirumalapuf 28 Eklaspur 111 14 Mingavanipalle 120 Toompalle 103 Erladinne 86 MittGl1andimalla 36 Undekode 26 Fareedpur 117 MotlampaHe 24 Muchintal 47 Varna 6 Gaddeguda 106 l\1uh~l1lalla 121 Vccraraghavapur II Gopalpur Kalan 98 MusnJaipalle 7 Vt:nkataipalle 21 Gopanpalle 100 Mustipalle 16 Venkatapur 77 Gopanpet 46 Muthyalampalle 53 Waddcmun 20 Gudibanda 50 Gudur 68 . Nagalkadnur 57 Yamki 114 Guntcpalle 5 Nagaram 61 Yarnagapalle 10 Gurakonda 69 Nagireddipalle 87 Yellampalle

157 158

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 lions (Bus (Polable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Bollaram 1,643·42 229 1,328 P 10+ W -5 10+ -5

2 Hajalapur 10105·19 206 1,018 P 1O-!- W,HP -5 10+ -5

3 C'hinna R~dmoor 556·44 225 1,212 P 10+ W,HP 5-10 10+ BS

4 Pedda R~jmoor 474·29 182 954 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 BS

5 Nagaram 1.118·14 262 1,483 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

6 Gaddeguda 943·72 314 1,630 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

7 Venkataipallc 515·57 269 J ,442 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ BS

8 Balsupalle 691·61 67 361 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

9 Baswapur 468·22 171 998 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

10 Gurakonc.Ja 613·10 256 1,338 P ,5-10 W,HP PO BS

11 Gopalpur Krrlan 476·31 95 495 P 5-10 W,HP -5 1O-!- BS

12 Dcverkodr::t 982·57 960 5,255 P.M,H FPC. W,HP PO,TO, Wedne,day BS,RS D(A) PTO, Phone

13 Dokur ),358·93 380 1,908 P,M -5 W,HP PO -5 -5

14 1\iingavanipalle 341·96 106 552 P 10+ W -5 5-10 -5 159

DIRECTORY and Land use ATMAKUR 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) (I)

PR Mahbubnagar 24 ED Rice 1,029.92 T (15.38) 148.52 109.66 339.94 N3:M7 Bajra GC (6.47) TK (5.67) W (3.24) PR Mahbubnagar 22 Rice 588.01 T (80.13) 202.34 152.97 81.74 Ml 2 Bajra TK (61.92) W (18.21) () PR Mahbubnagar 26 ED Rice T (202.34) 2?5.18 41.68 107.24 3 Jowar GC (180.89) W (21.45) PR Mahbubnagar 26 Rice T (232.29) 92.27 110.88 38.85 4 Bajra GC (214.89) W (17.40) PR Mahbubnagar 26 Rice T (285.30) 326.18 382.83 123.83 5 Bajra GC (170.37) TK (103.19) W (11.74) KR Ml hbubnagar 18 ED, Rice 472.67 T (163.09) 113.72 164.70 29.54 6 EAG Jowar TK (110.08) W (53.01) PR Mahbubnagar 18 ED, Rice T (144.07) 157.42 102.79 92.27 7 EAG Jowar TK (87.82) W (56.25) PR Mahbubnagar 24 Rice T (167.13) 222.58 278.02 23.88 8 Bcdra GC (124.24) TK (30.35) W (12.54) PR Mahbubnagar 26 Rice T (244.43) 9.71 112.50 101.58 9 lowar GC (156.61) TK (66.37) W (21.45) PR Mahbubnagar 26 ED, Rice T (245.24) 54.23 82.96 230.67 Ml 10 EAG Jowar GC (174.02) TK (38.85) W (32.37) PR Mahbubnagar 28 Rice T (53.01) 288.94 105.22 29.14 11 Bajra W (30.75) TK (22.26) PR Mahbubnagar 24 ED, Rice T (293.80) 336.70 209.22 142.85 N5:CI :M4:T2 12 EAG Jowar TK (227.03) W (64.34) GC (2·43) KR Mahbubnagar 28 ED, Rice T (311.61) 241.60 698.08 107.64 13 EAG Jowar TK (158.23) W (153.38) KR Mahbubnagar 26 ED, Rice T (90.65) 100.77 110.88 39.66 14 EAG Bajra W (90.65) 160

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) ,.---______J ______--. 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 Water way) til (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

15 Bandarpll!e 469· 84 303 1,560 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

16 VenkatapUf 268· 71 81 415 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5·10 BS

17 TeeJair 796·82 343 1,921 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

IS Pcdda Chintakunta 1,500·57 423 2,205 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

19 Lalkot 744·62 436 2,260 P,M,H 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

20 GudibJnda 667·73 188 1,007 P 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

21 Gopanpallc 874·93 350 1,948 P(2),M ~-10 W,HP PO 10+ ·5

22 Puttapallc 400·23 210 1,059 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS,RS

23 Kowkuntla 1,895·95 571 3,211 P,M,H lOt W,HP PO 10+ BS,RS

24 Muchintal 10148·49 371 1,872 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -s

25 Pallannr ri 795·61 227 1, lOS P W PO 5-10 5-10

26 Fareedpur 1,396·97 453 2,309 p 10,. W,HP PO 5-10 BS

27 Ji nnavaram 1,201·91 333 1,611 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 16l

DIRECTORY and Land use ATMAKUR TALUK

Land use (i.e. , area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca- r------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.) far culti- ar chaealo gi cal vatian interest

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

PR Mahbubnagar 30 ED, Rice T (130.71) 89.03 152.97 97.13 15 EAG Jawar TK (111.29) W (19.42) PR Mahbubnagar 32 ED, Rice T (143.66) 27.93 61.51 35.61 T1 16 EAG Jowar GC (127.47) W (16.19) / PR Mahbubnagar 32 ED, Rice T (399.43) 913.89 250.91 50.59 Ml 17 EAG Bajra GC (31R.89) W (55.85) TK (24.69) PR Mahbubnagar 32 ED, Rice T (474.29) 422.89 487.65 115.74 18 EAG Jowar GC (380.81) W (46.94) TK (46.54) PR Mahbubnagar 32 ED, Rice T (363·81) 163· 90 135·97 80·94 NlO:MJ:TJ 19 EAG Bajra GC (271·95) TK (55·03) W (36·83) KR Mahbubnagar 32 ED, Rice T (151.76) 273.57 160.25 82.15 20 EAG Jowar o (102.79) W (48.97) PR Mahbubnagar 30 ED, Rice T (279.64) 431.39 37.64 126.26 N2 21 EAG Jowar TK (149.33) W (130.31) PR l'vlahbubnagar 32 ED, Rice T (41.68) 192.23 131.52 34.80 N2:T1 22 EAG Jowar W (29.54) TK (12.14) PR Mahbubnagar 34 ED, Rice T (258.19) 958.70 3S6.07 292.99 N30:T2 23 EAG Jowar TK (170.37) W (87.82) KR Mahbubnagar 36 ED, Rice T (184.53) 778.21 10.93 174.82 C4 24 EAG Bajra TK (122.21) W (39.25) 0(23.07) PR Mahbubnagar 36 ED Rice T (269.11) 217.72 89.03 219.75 N2:Ml:T2 25 Jawar o (152.56) TK (50.99) GC (33.59) W (31.97) PR Mnhbubnagar 26 ED, Rice T (321.72) 500.59 426.54 148.12 26 EAG Jawar TK (144.47) GC (133.54) W (43.71) PR Mahbubnagar 40 ED, Rice T (122.62) 426.13 565.75 87.41 Cl:Ml:T3 27 EAG Bajra TK (71.23) o (34.80) W (16.59) 162

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Krns., 5-10 Krns. and 10 + Kms. of the lion Name of village of the population nearest place where the facility available is given) ,-_-L _------... Code village (in ~------~ No. he ctares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica- holds lion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1 ) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

28 Eklaspur 428·56 138 656 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

29 Kanmanur 2,611·43 484 2,292 P(2),M, MCW W,HP PO 5-10 BS H

30 Jangarnreddipalle 639·40 88 507 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ -5

31 Pathcrchcd J ,729.62 308 1,615 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

32 Krishna Samudram 161·06 Ullinhabited 33 Manthangod 2,521.59 378 2,145 P,M 10+ W PO, 10+ -5 Phone

34 R~jpalle 399-02 41 2(,3 P 10+ W -5 5-10 5-10

35 Narva 1.126·64 518 2,700 P,M,H 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

36 Undekode 1,691·18 395 1,998 P,M 10.,. W,HP PO 10+ 5-10

37 Rampur 320.11 162 803 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

38 Chittanur 1,324·53 295 1,633 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

39 Seetarampet 351·27 66 330 P 5 -10 W -5 5-10 5-10

40 Ncllikonda 694·03 311 1,486 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

41 Appampalle 953·03 376 I· 980 P,M 10+ W PO 5-10 5 -10

42 Dasarpal\e 505·05 150 835 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 -5

43 Isrampalic 631.31 146 743 P 10+ W,HP PO, 5-10 -5 Phone

44 Rekulampal\e 979·34 329 1,680 P(2) 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS 163

DIRECTORY and Land use ATMAKUR 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 rdigious, 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 Mahbubnagar 41 ED. Rice T (61.1 I) 313.22 29.14 25.09 28 EAG lowar o (36.42) W (24.69) PR Mahbubnagar 46 ED. Rice T (177.25) 1,374.31 916.21 143.66 CI:Ml:T3 29 EAG lowar W (130.31) TK (46.94) KR Narayanpet 40 EAG Rice T (50.99) 371.90 188.18 16.19 30 lowar W (35.21) TK (15.78) KR Narayanpet 40 Rice T (129.90) 1,099.93 364.22 135.57 N15:C2 31 lowar TK (66.77) W (63.13) Uninhabited '1j_ KR Narayanpct 34 ED. Rice T (277.21) }.627.64 149.73 467.01 33 EAG lowar TK (200.72) W (76.49) KR Narayanpet 40 Rice T (35.61) 255.76 91.87 1~.78 34 lowar W (23.47) TK (12.14) KR N"Llyanpet 44 ED, Rice T (104,41) 346.81 560.08 115.34 N4:Ml 35 EAG lowar TK (77.70) W (26.71) KR Narayanpet 42 ED, Rice T (61.11) 1.\98.68 326.98 104.41 N3:M3:T2 36 EAG lowar W (61.11) PR Narayanp~t 48 ED. Rice T (50.59) 145.69 84.98 38.85 37 EAG lowar TK (45.73) W (4.86) PR Nar~yanpct 40 ED. Rice T (154.99) 679.47 398.21 91.86 38 EAG lowar W (118.57) TK (36.42) KR Mahbubnagar 40 Rice T (110.48) 210.44 1.62 28.73 39 Jowar TK (95.10) W (15.38) PR Mahbubn:1gar 40 ED Rice T (172.39) 201.53 119.79 2('0.32 40 lowar o (14164) W (30.75) KR Gadwal 30 ED, Rice T (234.72) 366.24 135,97 216.10 MI 41 EAG Jow.lr TK (164.30) W (70.42) KR Gadw~:l 28 ED, Rice T (69.61) 335.48 51.80 48.16 42 EAG Jowar \V (61.51) TK (R.l0) KR Wan apart hi 32 ED. Rice T (92.67) 382.43 52.61 103.60 N2:CI:M1 43 EAG Jowar TK (48.56) W (44.11) PR Wanaparthi 32 ED, Rice T (288.14) 226.22 337.10 127.88 NI 44 EAG Jowar o (215.:'.9) TK (72.85) 164

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 ,.---_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 Water way) (I) (2 ) (3) (4A) (4s) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

45 Peruru 874·12 431 2,377 P,M,H PHC, W,HP PO ,TO 10+ BS FPC

46 Muthyalampalle 437·87 116 659 P PHC W,HP PO, 5-10 -5 Phone 47 Varna 632·]2 173 988 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

48 Ammapllr 1,007·66 279 1,335 ? 10+ W,HP PO Saturday BS

49 KurUlllUI thy 453·25 295 1,378 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

50 Gudur 511·93 117 639 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 BS

51 Tirumalapur 748·67 2St) 1,296 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

52 Edubpur 270·73 94 447 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ BS

53 Waddeman 1,362·57 454 2,194 P,M,H 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

54 Damganapur 1,035·18 303 1,617 F 10+ W PO 5-10 -5

55 Kumarlingampal1e 726·00 194 959 P 10+ W,HP PO 10 I- BS

\ 56 Lankal ',929·54 466 2,235 P(2),M 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

57 Yamki 10197·06 247 1,224 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

58 Lakk:.rdoddi 789·94 48 231 P lOt- W -5 10+ 5-10

59 bkkannapallc 4R9·67 119 673 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10

60 Raikodc 1,797·20 204 944 P 10-:- W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

61 Yarnagapal1c 435·04 36 179 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10 165

DIRECTORY and L'and use ATMAKUR TALUK

Llnd use (i.e., area under different !ypcs of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 decimal places) including Loca any place of lion Approach Nearest lawn Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri- Culturable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste av::ilable historical or No. (in Kms.) for cult i- nr.chacologi cal vat ion interest

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

PR Wanaparlhi 31 ED, Rice l' (142.45) 450.41 161.88 119.38 NI0:C6:M2:T1 45 EAG Bajra W (130.31) o (12.14) PR Wanaparthi 28 ED, Riec l' (79.72) 252.52 61. 92 43.71 T1 46 EAG Jowar W (79.72) PR \\'anaparthi 26 ED, Rice T (181.70) 290.57 90.65 69.::'0 1'1 47 EAG Jowar W (180.08) 1'K (1.62) PR Gadvval 22 ED, Rice T (23.47) 507.07 174.01 303.11 48 EAG Jowar 1'K (14.16) W (9.31) PR Gadwal22 ED, Rice l' (15.78) 206.39 133.55 97.53 49 EAG Jowar o (13.76) W (2.02) PR G:1dwal 26 ED, Rice l' (91.86) 152.57 81.75 185.75 50 EAG Jowar 1'K (70.82) W (12.14) GC (8.90) PR Gadwal28 ED, Rice l' (76.08) 592.46 68.80 11.33 1'2 51 EAG Bajra 1'K (52.6i) W (14.57) GC (8.90) PR Gadwal27 Rice l' (17.40) 102.79 87.01 63.53 52 JOW:!T o (15.38) W (2.02) PR Gadwal 30 ED Rice l' (153.37) 545.11 231.89 432.20 Nl 53 JOW;lT o (147.30) W (6.07) KR Gadwal 30 ED, Rice l' (65.96) 760.81 82.55 125.86 Tl 54 EAG Bajra 1'K ('14.51) W (21.45) PR Gadwal 30 ED, Rice l' (32.78) 441.51 235.51- 16.19 Ml 55 EAG Bajra W (20.64) 1'K (12.14) PR Cady, ~ll 31 ED, Ricc l' (147.71) 1,493.29 184.13 104.41 T1 56 EAG Jowar 1'K (l15.74} W (31.97) PR G~clwal 28 ED, Ricc l' (189.80) 652.76 186.15 168.35 Nl 57 EAG n

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 (i n 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 Water way) (I) (2) (3 ) (4A) (48) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

62 Katrevpalle 715·48 182 976 P 10+ W -5 10+ 5-10

63 Bhoothpur 1,279·61 175 947 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

64 Sivapur 1,098·31 139 755 P 10+ W -5 10 t· 5-10

65 Kothapalle 261·43 122 617 P 10+ W PO 5-10 5-10

66 Kadmur 1,090·22 381 2,070 P,M 10+ W PO 5-10 5-10

67 Bekkarpalle 468·62 127 (iOS P 10+ W,HP -5 5-iO 5-10

68 Nagalkadnur 797·23 275 1,318 P,M 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

69 Nagircddipalle 972·05 103 582 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 BS

70 Omdyala 2,058·63 487 2,751 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO Thursd.1Y BS

71 Lakshmidevipur 266·69 47 265 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 -5

72 Chinna Chintakunta 652·76 823 4,420 P,M,H PHC, W,HP PO, Friday BS FPC Phone

73 Maddur 898·00 236 1,292 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

74 Allipur 700·91 200 988 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

7~ DuppalJe 1,206· 77 543 2,909 P,M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

76 Kothapalle 383·24 71 452 P 10+ W 5-10 10,. -5 167

DIRECTORY and Land use ATMAKUR 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 Nara yanpct 34 ED, Rice T (30.76) 477.93 160.25 45.73 62 EAG Jowar TK (21.-+5) W (9.31) KR Narayanpet 36 ED Rice T (51.80) 867.24 107.::4 253.33 NI 63 Jowar TK (39.66) W (12.14) PR Gadwal 32 ED Rice T (66.77) 766.88 189.39 75.27 64 Jowar W (66.77) KR Gaclwal 30 ED Rice T (8.09) 212.86 19.43 21.05 65 Jowar TK (7.28) W (0.81) KR Gaclwal 26 ED, Rice T (118.98) 705.36 12950 118.17 TI 66 EAG Jowar TK (72.44) W (46.54) KR Gadwal24 ED Rice T (33.59) 339.93 63.53 31.57 67 Jowar W (17.00) TK (16.59) PR Gadwal22 ED, Rice T (12.03) 522.04 124.24 78.92 Ml:Tl 68 EAG Jowar W (40.47) TK (28.73) o (2.83) PR Gadwal24 ED, Rice T (56.25) 621. 60 254.95 38.85 69 EAG Jowar W (51.39) TK (4.86) PR Gadwal24 ED, Rice T (152·97) 1,774.14 19.02 112.50 N2:C3:Ml:Tl 70 EAG Jowar TK (91.05) W (59.89) o (2.03) KR Gadwal24 ED, Rice T (6.88) 212.86 28.73 17.00 71 EAG Jowar TK (6·88) PR G~dwal 24 EO, Rice T (91.86) 513.95 46.95 N4:C44:M20:Tl 72 EAG Bajra TK (70.82) W (12.14) o (8·90) PR Gadwal22 ED, Rice T(116.95) 395.38 273.57 112.10 73 EAG - Jowar o (64.75) TK (5220) PR Gadwa1 19 Rice T (74.4f) 470.24 31.57 1::4.64 74 Jl'war o (57.46) TK (14.57) W (2.43) PR Gcdwal22 ED, Rice T (191.82) 999.57 15.38 M2:T2 75 EAG Jowar o (116.55) TK en.03) W (3.24) PR Gadwal 18 EAG Rice T (64.34) 219.75 52.61 46.54 76 Jowar TK (30.75) W (17·40) o (16.19) 168

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village. the distance Lo(.;a- Total area Households ;md 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 r---~----.. ,..------______J..... '"' No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Comll1unica- holds lion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus- (Potable} the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A\ (4R) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

77 Gopunpct 556·04 214 992 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 TIS

78 Karuvena 428·97 43 275 P D(U) W,HP PO to+ -5

79 Pinamcherla 815·44 200 1,096 P 10+ W,HP -5 10 .. :< BS

80 Amarchinla 1,924·28 1,282 7,223 P,M,H RP,H W,HP PO,TO, Thursday BS PTO, Phone 81 Pamareddipalle 795·61 163 809 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

82 Rangapur 316·87 Uninhabited 83 Konkanvar ipalle 654·38 160 390 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 TIS

84 Dharmapur 491·29 96 472 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

85 Chandraghad 575·87 171 874 P 10+ W,HP -5 5- \0 5-10

86 Mittanandimalla 643·85 94 416 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ 5-10

87 Y cllampalle 576·68 85 414 P 10+ W -5 5-10 S-IO

88 Appampalle 1.160·64 Uilinizc,bited R9 Kondadoddi 675·82 73 414 P 10+ W -5 5- \0 5-\0

90 Satyavaram 896·78 140 642 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

9\ Kalwa! 976·50 273 1,552 P,M RP W,HP PO 5-10 BS

92 Panchalingal 945·34 167 795 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ -5

93 Bhagavanpalle 463· 36 44 245 P 10+ \V,HP -5 10~. 5-10 169

DIRECTORY and Land use A TMAKUR T ALUK

Land use (i.e •• area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded 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 vation intt~rest

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

PR Gadwal 16 EAG Rice T (73.25) 323.75 76.08 82.96 77 Jowar 0(67.99) W (5.26) KR Gadwal 14 Rice T (53.82) 182.92 100.36 91.87 T1 78 Jowar o (36.82) TK (13.76) W (3.24) PR Gadwal 12 ED, Rice T (112.91) 585.17 30.76 86.60 79 EAG Jowar W (95.50) TK (17.41) PR Gadwal 13 ED, Rice T (327·39) 1,350.43 51.40 195.06 N7:C2:M2:T3 80 EAG Jowar TK (275.19) W (52.20) PR Gadwal 16 ED, Rice T (36.42) 569.80 116.95 72.44 81 EAG Bujra W (36.42) Uninhabited 82 PR Gadwal 18 Rice T (56.25) 346.41 235.53 16.19 83 Jowar W (47.35) TK (4·86) 0(4.04) KR Gadwal 19 Rice T (33.18) 358.55 57.87 40.06 84 Jowar W (23·06) TK (10·12) KR GadwClI 19 Ric~ T (32.78) 396· 59 42·49 104·01 85 Jowar W (22·66) TK (10·12) KR Gadwal24 ED Rice T (30·35) 433.82 59·49 119· 79 86 Bajra W (20.23) TK (10·12) KR Gadwal24 ED, Rice T (31·16) 419·66 76·89 48·97 87 EAG Jowar TK (23·07) W (8·09) Ullinhabited 88 KR Gadwal28 ED, Rice T (33-18) 403·47 121·00 118·17 89 EAG Jowar W (23·06) TK (ID·12) PR Gadwal 30 ED, Rice T (50·58) 524·88 265·07 56·25 Nl 90 EAG Jowar W (50·58) PR Gadwal 32 ED Rice T (166.32) 585·58 76.08 148·52 Nl:T1 91 Jowar TK (101.98) W (64·34) KR Gadwal36 ED Rice T (25·90) 427·34 463·77 28·33 92 Jowar TK (19·8") W (6·07) KR Gadwal 30 ED, Rice T (11·73) 252·12 181·30 18·21 93 EAG Jowar TK (9.31) W (2·42) 170

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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-JO Kms. and JO + Kms. of the tion Name of village of the Population nearest place where the facility available is given) Code village (in ,------"------.. ~------~------~ No. hect

94 Chinna Gop:.\lpur 339·53 53 299 P JO+ W -5 5-10 5-10

95 Pasupul 566·15 94 511 P 10+ W -5 5-10 10+

96 Panchadevapahad 561·30 110 798 P 10+ W,T PO 5-10 BS

97 Pareval 743·00 67 342 P 10+ W -5 5-10 BS

98 Musalaipalle 184·54 101 478 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS

99 Anugonda 1,621· J7 414 2,263 P,M RP W,HP PO 5-10 BS

JOO Mustipalle 1,080·91 158 S29 P MCW W PO 5-JO BS

101 Chintareddipalle 435·04 58 269 P -5 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

102 ' Kistampalle 99·96 53 331 P 10+ W -5 10-1. -5

103 Erladinne 634·14 197 1,010 P lOt· W,HP PO 10+ BS

104 Nandimalla 1,839·29 301 1,683 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ -5

105 Mastipur 870·48 217 1,221 P 10+ W.HP PO 10+ -5

106 Mulamalla 1,256·14 289 1,525 P 10+ W,HP PO, 5-10 5-10 Phone

107 Singampet 269·12 125 720 P 10+ W,HP -5 5-10 -5

108 Kban::lpur 640·21 183 944 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ BS 109 Atmakur 1,551·97 1,234 6,641 P(3),M(Z), H W,HP PO,TO, Sunday BS H,JC PTO, .~, Phone 110 Balakistapur 392·;15 104 545 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

III McdepalIe 683·92 153 853 p -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS 171

DIRECTORY and Land use ATMAKUR TALUK --- L:md 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- Cultur::tble Area not r~ligious. Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (inKms.) for culti- archaeolo~ical vation interest

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

KR Gadwal 34 Rice T (8.50) 251·71 69·61 9·71 94 Jowar TK (8·50) KR Gadwal40 Rice T (43.30) 258·59 119· 79 144·47 95 Jowar W (43·30) PR Gadw.d 42 ED Rice T (40·47) 356·12 76·49 88·22 96 Jowar W (24·28) TK (16.19) PR Gadwal38 ED Rice T (3·64) 554·01 20·64 164·71 Cl 97 Jowar W (3·64) PR Gadwal42 Rice T (5.26) 131· 52 12.95 34·81 98 Jowar o (5·26) PR Gadwal34 ED, Rice T 000.36) 1,010.50 152.97 357.34 99 EAG Jowar TK (70.82) W (29.54) PR G::dwaI34 ED, Rice T (36.G2) 691.20 198.70 154.99 N2:C2:T2 lCO EAG Jowar W (}6.02) KR Gadwal30 Rice T (14.57) 3';1.67 42.09 26.71 101 Bajra W (14.57) KR Gadwal28 Rice T (14.57) 74.87 0.81 7.69 102 Jowar W (8.50) TK (6.07) PR Gadwal 26 ED, Rice T (99.55) 347.62 65.97 121.00 N2 103 EAG Jowar W (75.27) TK (24.28) KR Gadwal22 ED Rice T (119.38) 1,118.95 245.64 355.32 M2 104 Jowar TK (72.44) W (46.94) PR Gadwal22 ED, Rice T (48.97) 624.43 76.48 120.60 N3:CI:M2:T2 105 EAG Bajra TK (44.52) W (4.45) KR Gadwal 18 ED, Rice T (131.52) 710.22 130.72 238.68 N3:Ml 106 EAG Jowar W (93.08) TK (38.44) PR Gadwal 18 ED, Rice T (31.16) 206.39 13.76 17.81 107 EAG Jowar W (31.16) PR Gadwal 18 ED, Rice T (29.14) 441.11 125.85 44.11 108 EAG Jowar W (29.14) PR Gadwal 16 ED, Rice T (197.08) 899.21 110.89 344.79 N6:C3:M7 109 EAG Jowar TK (151.76) W (45.32) PR Gadwal 20 Rice T (24.E8) 277.21 12.55 78.51 110 Jowar TK (20.23) W (4.45) PR Gadwal 18 Rice T (112.10) 273.16 138.40 160.26 Nl:M2 111 Jowar GC (84.98) o (18.62) W (8.50) 172

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 lion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

112 Somasagar 163·09 27 139 -5 -5 W -5 -5 BS

113 Jurial 1,377·14 296 1,509 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

114 Guntepalle 578· 70 145 729 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

BS 115 Devarpalle 350·86 154 858 P 5-10 W -5 5-10

-5 116 Thipadampallc 497· 36 363 2,J41 P(2),f'.1 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10

117 Motlampalle 1,150·92 20:! 1,142 p 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

-5 118 Arepille 1,095·48 281 P 5-10 W PO 5-10

119 Kathepalle 634·55 176 bOIl P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

120 Toompallc 416·83 64 421 p 5-10 W,T -5 5-10 5-10

121 Veeraraghavapur 243·62 58 304 P ;-10 W,T -5 5-10 5-10

122 Rechintal 746·64 220 1,221 P,M FPC W,T PO 10+ 5-10 173

DIRECTORY and Land use ATMAKUR 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 his tori calor No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

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PR Gadwal17 ED, Rice T (22.26) 106.03 32.37 2.43 112 EAG Jowar W (22.26) PR Gadwal 13 ED, Rice T (84.17) 781.04 288.54 223.39 Nl 113 EAG Jowar W (77.29) TK (6.88) PR Gadwal 14 Rice T (37.23) 367.46 48.56 125.45 114 Jowar W (35.21) TK (2.02) PR Gadwa120 Rice T (96.72) 156·21 29·94 67·99 115 Jowar GC (95·51) W (1.21) PR Gadwa122 ED, Rice T (137·19) 156·61 7·29 196·27 M2 116 EAG Jowar TK (88·63) o (23·88) GC (20.64) W (4.04) PR Gadwal 16 ED Rice T (75·27) 705·77 138·00 231·88 117 Jowar W (46·13) TK (29.14) KR Gadwal 20 ED Rice T (482.79) 264.26 19·42 329·0l 118 ]owar TK (252·12) W (230·67) KR Gadwal22 ED Rice T (125·86) 58·68 21·45 428· 56 119 Jowar GC (63.13) W (48·56) TK (14.17) KR Gadwal24 Rice T (32·37) 356· 53 22·26 5·67 120 Jowar W (32·37) PR Gadwal26 ED, Rice T (22·26) 150· 54 33·99 36·83 121 EAG Jowar TK (22·26) KR Gadwal27 ED Ricc T (196·68) 248·07 63·13 238·76 122 Jowar o (180·49) W (16·19) GADWAL TALUK ~ ~J:: ':1:1:: !! c .0 ~ § g ! ~ 5 ~ ~ z ij .. I I . c J :S '" ~ § ~ ~ 0 . u on ~ " ~ ~ 5 ~ e ~ xx x ar: ct · .. .. " :z: « Z 0 x Q 0 I I I uEt • I~ ttl I I I- 0: 0 x , , z :::) 1::?1©2:n i I j 1 i !.. -8 .~ > l u I~ -' i_

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GADWAL TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Lccation Name of Village Code No. Code No. (0 (2) (1) (2) 50 Adivira val cheruvu 78 Macherla 56 Aloor 64 Madddabanda 32 Alwalpad 65 Maldakallu 21 Anantapur 69 Mallall1doddi 59 Apkondanhalli 82 Mallenlpalle 75 Argidda 30 Mannapur 27 Atmakur 42 Marlabeedu 94 Mcdikonda 81 Balgera 24 Melacheruvu 20 Basapur 7 Mirzapuram 18 Beerole 83 Mittadoddi 53 Bijjawaram 17 MulkaJapalJe 87 Bingidoddi 2 Musa!doddy Boordipad 47 79 MusalmanpalJe 98 Boyalguddam '85 B· 'Timmapuram 9 Nagardoddi 71 Nagardoddi 96 Chagadona 37 Nandinne 80 Chamankhandoddi 6 Neelahalli 67 CharIagariampadu 51 NethwanpalJe 92 Chinna Tandrapadu 8 Nettampadu 58 Chinta!akunta 12 Chintarevula 3 Pagunta 46 Palavai 48 D· Amaravai 29 Palcherla 86 Devabanda 25 Paramala 43 Dharur 63 Penchikalpad 31 Dorna! 22 Pudur 5 Earlabanda 102 Pulikal 84 Eka!aspur 33 Puranapa!em 62 15 Gadwal Rayapuram 13 34 Gaganpalle Rekulapalle 54 Ryaiampad 10 Garlapad 61 Gattu 49 Saddalonpa 1I e 28 Gonpad 26 Sangala 77 Gorlakhandoddi 100 Sindanoor 19 Gurramgadda 73 Sysampalle 36 Guvvaldinne 76 Tappetlamorsu 88 leeja 74 Thatikunta Induvasi 97 55 Thummalacheruvti 1 Irkichedu 99 Tottinenidoddi 38 lsarlapad 89 Tumkunta 90 Iadadoddi 23 Jammichedu 52 UligepaHe 44 Jilladabanda 40 Umithyala 91 Uppal 45 Kaku1avaram 11 Upperu 39 Kaloori Timmandoddy 95 UUanoor 72 Kartiravalcheruvu 35 Kondapur 4 Venkatapuram 14 KothapalJe 70 Vitlapuram 41 Kotulagidda 66 Yeddulagudem 57 Kuchinerla 68 Yelkur 101 Kuduknoor 60 Yellamdoddi 93 Kyashwaram 16 Yenkampet

175 176

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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, jf any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

Irkichcdu 1,394·14 285 1,614 P o w PO 5-10 10+

2 Mus::t1doddy 302·70 15 103 -5 -5 . W -5 5-10 -5

3 Pagunta 636·97 140 769 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

302.30 11 I 526 P o w PO -5 BS

5 Earlabanda 1,327· 37 94 516 o w -5 -5 -5

6 Ncclahalli 1.326.56 284 1,723 P( 2) o W -5 -s BS

7 Mirzapuram 178·87 13 61 p o W PO -s BS R Nettampadu 1,270.71 238 1,218 P o W PO -5 -5

9 Nagarcloddi 776.19 70 349 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

10 Garlapad 751·09 154 765 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

11 Upperu 4,319.20 1,053 5,789 P(7), PHC, W PO 10+ BS M,H FPC 12 Chintarcvula 3,667.25 714 3,873 P(5) 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

13 Rekulapalle 1,300·66 )73 1,009 p ]0+ .W PO 5-10 -5

14 Kothapallc 716.29 175 1,009 p ~s W PO 5-10 5-10

15 Gadwal (Rural) 3,373.45 405 2,398 P -5 W,HP PO Monday BS, RS

16 Yenkampet 375·95 117 687 P -5 W PO -5 -5

17 Mulkalapalle 203 1,291 P(4) 5-10 W,TW -5 -5 5-\0

18 Bccrole 1,864· 38 240 1,328 P(2) -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS

19 G urramgadJa 1,059· 06 68 373 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 -5

20 Basapur 597·31 43 239 P -5 W PO 5-10 -5

21 Anantapur 1,397.78 489 2,808 P(2), PHS W.HP PO Friday BS M,H 22 Pudur 5,695·94 1,198 7,001 P(5), CHW W,T PO, -5 RS M(2),H Phone 23 hmmichedu 296 1,904 p -5 W,HP PO 5-10 BS,RS

24 Mclacheruvu ],005·24 171 1,011 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5 177

DIRECTORY and Land use GADWAL TALUK

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

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KR Gadwal32 EA Bajra T (87.01) 1,215.27 4.45 87.41 Rice TK (87.01) KR Gadwal 30 Rice 234.31 0.81 67.18 2 Jowar KR Gadwal29 ED Bajra T (74.46) 530.14 1.62 27.92 3 Rice TK (74.46) PR Gadwal 28 ED Korfa T (16.19) 249.29 2.02 34.80 4 Rice TK (16.19) KR Gadwal26 ED Bajra T (64.75) 1,084.96 0.81 176.85 5 Rice TK (64.75) PR Gadwal 28 ED, Bajra T (52.61) 1,171.16 1.62 101.17 6 EAG Rice TK (52.61) PR Gadwal 22 Bajra T (5.26) 160.66 0.81 12.14 7 Rice TK (5.26) KR Gadwal 26 ED Bajra T (44.52) 1,191.80 7.28 27.11 8 Rice TK (44.52) KR Gadwal 26 Bajra T (32.78) 702.94 4.86 33.99 9 Rice TK (32.78) 10 KR Gadwal24 Bajra T (8.09) 686.35 19.42 37.23 NI Rice TK (8.09) 11 PR Gadwal20 ED, Bajra T (251.71) 3,558.39 508.69 N5 EAG Rice TK (251.71) 12 PR Gadwal 14 EA Bajra T (l34.35) 3,090.98 441.51 NI Rice TK (134.35) 13 KR Gadwal 10 Bajra 961.53 36.42 302.71 Rice 14 KR Raichur 4 ED, Bajra T (33.18) 559.28 123.83 EAG Rice TK (33.18) 15 PR Gadwal2 ED Bajra T (249.28) 2,645.83 478.34 Rice TK (249.28) 16 KR Gadwal 3 Bujra 297.04 78.91 Rice 486.02 17 KR Gadwal 5 ED, Rice T (33.99) 969.62 EAG Jowar TK (33.99) },392.93 358.14 Ml 18 PR Gadwal 14 ED, Bajra " T (113.31) EAG Rice TK (113.31) 19 FP Gadwal 14 Bajra T (2.83) 414.80 285.71 355.72 Rice TK (2.83) 257.78 20 KR Gadwal 14 Rice T (19.02) 292.18 2R.33 .lowar TK (19.02) T (66.77) 1,\72.37 157.42 N2:M1:Tl 21 PR Gadwal 8 ED B,ljra Rice TK (66.77) T (453.25) 4,832.74 409.54 MI 22 PR Gadwal 9 ED B;ljra Rice TK (453.25) T (12.95) 1,294.59 96.31 23 PR Gadwal4 ED, Bajra EAG Rice TK (12.95) T (8.90) 939.68 55.85 24 PR Gadwal4 Bajra Rice TK (8.90) 178

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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., 5-10Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of tht: Population , ______nearest place where the facility _.t______available is given) ~ _____t_ __ ~ _-.. Codc village (in No. h~ l:tares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of lions (Bus­ (Potable) the: stop. Railway

111arkLt I station, if any W::ller way) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4[J) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

'~5 Paramab 1,669·32 274 P(2) -5 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

26 SangaJa 763·24 113 688 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS

27 AtmaLur I,R45·36 347 2,263 P(2) -5 W,HP PO,TO, -5 BS PTO 28 Gonpad 761·62 209 1,li9 P -5 W,HP -5 -5 BS

29 Pal cherla 1,280·42 271 P -5 W,TW -5 10+ -5

30 Mannapuf 1,449·99 222 P 5-10 W PO 10+ BS

31 Dornal 976·91 55 338 P 5-10 W -5 -5 -5

32 AhvaJpad M5· 30 208 1,024 P ° W PO ,TO ThurSday BS

33 Puranapalcm 510·71 288 1,594 P,M ° W PO, Friday BS Phone

34 G:lnganpalle 5].1·59 153 830 P ° W -5 -5 -5

35 Kondapur 244 p RP W PO -5 -5

36 Guvv:lldinne 1,586.36 283 1,547 p ° W -5 10+ -5 37 Nanclinne 730·46 306 1,705 P,O ° W PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone

38 lsarbpad 392.14 Ullill/whited 39 Kaloori 1,591·62 176 974 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 5-10 Til11l1landoddy 40 Umithyala 1,619·55 226 ],347 P(2), 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

41 KotuJagidda 1,011.31 103 561 p RP W -5 -5 BS

42 Marlabeedu 533,78 270 p 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS

43 Dharur 3.146·42 727 4,184 P(3), FPC W,TW PO ,TO, Tuesd:1Y BS M,H Phone 44 JiJladabanda 913.78 55 353 P(2) 5-10 W -5 -5 5-10

45 KakuJavar:lm 894.76 197 1,095 P 5-10 W,HP -5 -5 5-10

46 Pala vai 2,666,47 525 3,071 pel) 5-10 W PO,TO 5 10 -5 179

DIRECTORY

and Land use GADWAL 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

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PR Gadwa14 ED, Bajra T (59.49) 1,466.57 143.26 25 EAG Rice TK (59.49) PR Gadwal 4 ED Korra T (23.47) 633.74 106.03 26 Rice TK (23.47) PR Gadwal4 ED, Bajra T (85.79) 1,644.64 65.96 48.56 Nl 27 EAG Rice TK (85.79) PR Gad\val 4 ED, Korra T (14.16) 687.56 59.90 28 EAG Rice TK (14.16) KR Gadwal 8 ED Bajra T (18.21) 1,204.74 57.06 29 Rice TK (18.21) PR Gadwal 13 EA Bajra T (38.85) 1,306.73 59.49 44.51 30 Rice TK (38.85) KR Gadwal 16 Bajra T (36.42) 702.94 13.76 223.79 31 Rice W (33.99) TK (2.43) PR Gadwal 22 EA Bajra T (55.44) 517.19 2.43 90.24 32 Rice o (53.01) TK (2.43) PR Gadwal 24 EA Bajra T (69.60) 354.50 3.24 82.56 33 Rice TK (46.13) o (23.47) KR Gadwal 24 EA Bajra T (53.82) 442.32 1.21 37.23 MI 34 Rice TK (53.82) KR Gadwal 28 ED B~,jra T (44.52) 647.49 281.26 48.56 Ml 35 Ric..: o (24.28) TK (20.24) KR Raichur 12 EA Bajra T (84·98) 1,466·98 4·05 30·35 36 Rice TK (84.98) PR Raichur 12 EA B8jra T (113.31) 592·05 ]7·00 8.10 NJ 37 Rice o (60·70) TK (52.61) Ullilllzabited 38 KR Raichur 22 ED, Bajra T (8· 90) 1.088· 60 1.62 492·50 39 EAG Rice TK (8·90) 40 KR Gadwal26 ED Bajra T (41·28) 867·24 4·05 706·98 Rice TK (41·28) 208.41 41 PR Gadwal20 EAG Bajra T (53·42) 747·05 2·43 Rice TK (29·54) o (23·88) 42 PR Gadwal 14 ED, Bajra 479·96 53·82 EAG Rice 2,488·81 72·44 383.64 N2 43 PR Gadwal 12 ED, Bajra T (201·53) EAG Rice TK (201·53) 142·45 44 KR Gadwal7 ED Korra T (24.28) 747·05 Rice TK (24·28) 130· 71 45 PR Gadwal9 EAG Korra T (27·52) 736·53 Rice TK (27· 52) T (4·05) 2,382·38 275·99 46 PR Gadwal 13 ED, Bajra £AG Rice TK (4.05) 180

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 ,_ ____c ___ --.. 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 Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

47 Boordipad 186·56 41 269 P 10+ W -5 5-10 BS

48 D. Amaravai 1,352·86 350 2,105 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

49 Saddalonpalle 186.15 92 576 P 10+ W -5 10+ BS

50 Adi viraval cheruvu 328·20 77 '451 P 10+ W 5-10 5-10 -5

51 Nethwanpalle 607.43 70 415 P 10+ W 5-10 5-10 5-10

52 Uligepalle 749.48 122 698 P 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

53 Bijjawaram 2,112·86 676 4,099 P(3) 10+ W,HP PO, 10+ BS Phone 54 Ryalampad 1.444·72 276 1,688 P(2) 10+ W,HP 5-10 10+ 5-10

55 Thummalacheruvu 1 d37·97 184 1,070 P -5 W -5 5-10 -5

'56 Aloor 1,749.45 464 2,650 P RP,O W PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 57 Kuchinerla 4,086·51 538 3,039 P(2) -5 W PO 5-10 -5

58 Chintalakunta 1,662.44 301 1,810 P(2),M 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

59 Apkondanhalli 222·58 Uninhabited 60 Yellamdoddi 574·65 106 618 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

61 Gattu 2,380·76 694 3,858 P,M, PHS, W.T PO,TO, Wednesday BS H,O D(U},O Phone 62 Rayapuram 1,719·50 216 1,128 P 0 W -5 -5 -5

63 Penchikalpad 1,771·71 231 1,112 P 0 W PO -5 5-10

64 Maddelabanda 2,061· 87 360 2,055 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

65 Maldakllllu 2,498·12 794 4,301 P(2), RP(2), W PO. Saturday TIS M,H PHS Phone

66 Y cddulagudem 335·08 23 121 P -5 W -5 -5 BS

67 Charlagarlampadu 931.18 72 434 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS 181

DIRECTORY and Land use GADWAL TALUK

Land use (i.e .. area under different types of land use Remarks

in hectares rounded 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 vation interest

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PR Gadw:tl 10 ED, Bajra T (6·47) 158·23 16·19 5·67 47 EAG Rice TK (6.47) PR Gadwal 13 ED, Bajra T (50·59) 1,214·05 87·82 48 EAG Rice TK (50·59) PR Gadw:tl 12 Bajra T (5·66) 172·40 8·09 49 Rice TK (5·66) KR Gadwal 14 Korra 289·75 36.83 50 Rice KR G~dwal 17 Bajra T (1·21) 499·78 106·03 51 Rice TK (1.21) KR Gadwal 12 ED Korra T (21.85) 510·31 217·32 52 Ric: TK (21·85) PR Gadwal 10 ED, Bajra T (32·37) 1,616.31 463·36 53 EAG Rice TK (32·37) KR Gadwal 15 ED, Bzjra T (97·12) 913·78 433·42 54 EAG Rice TK (97.12) KR Gadwal22 EA Bajra T (68·39) 839·31 2·43 227·84 55 Rice o (37·23) TK (31·16) PR Gadwal20 EA Bajra T (141·64) 1,449·98 10·11 147·30 56 Rice TK (141·64) KR Gadwal32 ED Bajra T (323· 75) 3·653·49 8·10 101·17 57 Rice TK (323.75) KR Gadwal 36 EA Bajra T (111.69) 1,\ 78.04 7.69 369.02 58 Rice TK (111.69) '" Unil1habited 59 KR Gadwal 32 ED Bajra T (9.31) 490.48 1.21 73.65 60 Rice TK (9.31) PR Gadwa130 EA Bajra T (187.37) 1,992.26 12.14 188.99 N3 61 Rice TK (187.37) KR Gadwal 30 ED, Bajra T (\7.81) 901.23 2.83 797.63 62 EO Rice TK (17.81) KR Gadwal25 ED, Bajra T (50.18) 1,339.91 10.12 371.50 63 EO Rice TK (50.18) PR Gadwal22 ED, Bajra T (225.81) 1,640.59 16.19 179.28 Nl 64 EO Rice W (202.34) TK (23.47) PR Gadwal 18 EA Bajra T (201.53) 2,266.24 12.14 18.21 NI0 65 Rice W (141.64) TK (51.80) WE (8.09) PR Gadwal 16 Bajra T (56.66) 225.00 33.18 20.24 Nl 66 Rice W (40.47) TK (16.19) PR Gadwal 18 Bajra T (15.78) 815.04 14.57 85.79 67 Rice W (11.33) TK (4.45) 182

VILLAGE

MAHBUDNAGAR DISTRIGT 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 water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (411) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

68 Yelkur 2,547·89 702 4,255 P 5-10 W,HP, PO,TO, 5-10 BS T Phone

69 Mallamdoddi 1,418·42 218 1,374 P(2), 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS M,H

70 Vitlapuram 1,805.70 256 1,402 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

71 Nagardoddi 1,096·70 246 1,425 P 10+ W -5 10-1' BS

72 Kartiravalcheruvu 902·45 165 987 P 10+ W 5-10 5-10 -5

73 Sysamralle 230·67 50 286 P ]0-1' W,HP -5 10+ BS

74 Thatikunta 1,709·79 195 1,368 P 10+ W,HP PO,TO, 10-;- BS Phone

75 Argidda 1.247.24 380 2,262 P 10+ W,T PO 10+ -5

76 Tappetlamorsu 1,354·48 157 1,015 P 10+ W -5 5-10 BS

77 Gorlakhandoddi 787 ·11 231 1,404 P -5 W PO,TO -5 -5

78 Macherla 1,382·00 404 2,383 P,M,H 0 W PO, Sunday BS Phone 79 Musalmanpalle 694·03 Uninhabited 80 Chal11unkhandoddi 433·01 33 172 P -5 W,O 5-10 5-10 5-10

81 Balgera 1,569·77 297 1,852 P 5-10 \V 5-10 5-10 BS

82 Mallempalle 270·73 65 351 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 -5

83 Mittadoddi 1.t47·28 3'27 J ,955 P 10+ W,HP, 5-10 5-10 BS N

84 Ekalaspur 297·44 170 1,J09 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

';5 B. Timmapuram 534.18 Uninhabited 183

DIRECTORY and Land use GADWAL 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- CulturabJe Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. (in Kl11s.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

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PR Gadwal 17 ED, Korra T (96.72) 1,977.29 210.84 2(3.04 N7:Cl 68 EO Rice TK (7G.S9) W (19.83) PR Gadw

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) Home - 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 Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

86 Devabanda 752·71 26 210 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

87 Bingidoddi 708·20 226 1,394 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS

88 leeja 5,327·27 2,260 13,336 P(2),M, CHW,D. W,HP PO,TO, Thursday ns H,O RP(4), T,N Phone PHC, FPC, SMP 89 Tumkunta 498·57 211 1,281 P 5-10 W,HP PO 10+ BS

90 Jadadoddi 668.13 77 486 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

91 Uppal 2,286.47 698 3,934 P RP W,T,N PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone

92 Chinna Tandrapadu 1,390·90 558 3,105 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 NW

93 Kyashwaram 821. 51 156 833 P 10+ W,R 5-10 5-10 NW

94 Medikonda 3,415.54 881 4,717 P,M,H 10+ W,HP PO 10+ NW

95 Uttanoor 2,149·68 430 2,598 P(2) 10+ W,N PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone

BS 96 Chagadona 2,263·81 424 2,406 P (3),M 10+ W PO 10+

97 Inc\uvasi 2,8]4.82 379 2.020 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

98 Boyalgudc\am 2,274.33 444 2,483 P 10+ W PO 10+ 5-10

5-10 BS,NW 99 TottineniC\oC\C\i 1,577·06 255 1,657 P 10+ W,N 10+ 185

DIRECTORY and Land use GADWAL 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 vation interest

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KR Gadwal 28 Bajra T (12.95) 723.17 16.59 86 Rice TK (12.95) PR Gadwal 25 ED, Bajra T (93.08) 410.35 204.77 87 EAG Rice W (40.47) TK (32.38) WE (20.23) PR G::ldwal 30 EA Bajra T (157.42) 4,609.36 129.50 430.99 NI20:C8:N3:T1 88 Rice TK (80.94) W (70.4[) WE (6.07)

PR Gadwal 26 EAG Bajra T (7.28) 238.76 16.19 235.93 89 Rice WE (4.05) W (3.23) KR Gadwal 30 Bajra T (97.12) 512.73 54.23 4.05 90 Rice W (80.94) TK (16.18) PR Gadwal36 EA Bajra T (314.84) 1. 838.08 12.14 121.41 N20:Cl:T1 91 Rice GC (298.66) W (8.09) WE (8.09) NC Gadwal40 ED Bajra T (359.76) 1,025.47 5.67 N6:MI:T1 92 Rice GC (359.76) KR, NC Gadwal 46 Rice T (95.91) 666.11 35.61 23.88 93 lowar GC (S2.96) WE (12.95) KR,NC Gadwal40 EA Bajra T (240.38) 2,952.18 222.98 Tl 94 Rice GC '(157.82) W (60.70) TK.(17.81) WE (4.05) PR Gadwal 36 ED Bajra T (51.39) 1,909.30 188.99 N3:Cl:T1 95 Rice W (34.80) TK (16.59) PR Gadwal 38 Bajra T (79.32) 1,912.14 9.71 262.64 96 Rice TK (50.99) W (28.33) PR Raichur 36 ED Bajra T ([41.64) 2,565.70 6.07 121.41 Ml 97 Rice W (72.84) TK (68.80) KR Raichur 40 Bajra T (82.56) 1,787.09 121.40 283.28 98 Rice TK (66.37) W(16.19) PR, NC Raichur 44 B3jra T (71.63) 1·244.00 261.43 99 Rice TK (56.66) W (13.76) GC ([ .21) 186

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) ..------'-----._ ,--______.J._.______. Code village (in No. hectares) I-louse- Popula· Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (1) (2) (3) (4.\) (4n) (5) (6) (7) ( 8) (9) (10)

100 Sindalloor 1,079·29 385 2,236 P,M 10+ W,N,C PO 10+ BS,NW

101 Kuduknoor 894·35 82 453 P 10+ W 5·]0 10+ NW

102 Pulikal 2,485·98 771 4,230 P(2) 10·:. W PO \0+ NW 187

DIRECTORY and Land use GADWAL 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 cuIti- archaeological vat ion interest

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PR, NC Raichur 48 Bajra T (318.89) 611,07 42.49 106.84 N2 100 Rice GC (316.46) TK (2.43) NC Raichur 52 Bajra T (241,19) 487,24 165,92 101 Rice GC (241.19) NC Gadwal49 ED Korra T (537,83) 1,761.59 186.56 N4 :Cl :M2: T2 102 lowar GC (537,83) ALAMPUR TALUK r------~-l '~8 ______--__~-~~~----~------~

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ALAMPUR TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (I ) (2) 51 A. Burdipad 67 Kalkunlla 43 Pragatoor 90 Alampur 74 Kalgotla 75 Pullur 50 Amarvai 77 Kanchupad 6 Putandoddi 19 Kaspakula 96 Bairanpalle 91 Kasipur 40 Raimakulakunta 88 Baswapur 47 Khanapur 54 Rajoli 15 Batladinne 36 Koildinne 20 Rajsrigarlapad 87 Bhairapur 84 Konair 28 Rampur 82 Bheemwaram 3 Kondair 93 Ryalampad 18 Bo chuv.:erc,pur 33 Konkal 70 Bonkur 5 Sasnool ~ Korvipad 25 Boravelle 11 Saterla 100 Kudavelli 53 Budamarsu 44 Seripalle 79 Kyatur 83 Bukkapur 13 Shabad 86 Burdidipad 85 Linganw~i 45 Shalipur 9~ Singawar 14 Chagapur 66 Maddur 94 Sultanpur 99 Chagatur 58 Mandoddi 38 Chandapur 22 Mangampet 46 Takkasila 23 Chandur 39 Manopad 32 Tangal 78 Chinna Amidyalpad 42 Maramungal 4 Timmapur 62 Chinna Dhanwada 69 Mennipad 65 Toorpu Garlapad 73 Chinna Pothulapad 2 Mogilravalcheruvu 63 TbummelJa 48 Chinnipad 55 Mundladinne 7 Mungal 10 Udandapur 17 Dharlllawaram 76 Undavelli 26 Narayanapur 49 98 Uppalpad Gokulapad 59 Nasnur 1 Gopaldinne 81 Utkur 97 Gundimalla 57 Pacharla 64 Padama tigarlapad 34 Vaddepalle 89 Imampur 52 Paipad 27 Vallur 8 ltkyal 21 Pallepad 12 Vavilal 41 ltkyalp3d 37 Pedda Amidyalpadu 16 Vemula 61 Pedda Dhanwada 60 Venisompur 24 Jallapur 9 Peddadinne 31 Venkatapur 35 Jilledinne 72 Pedda Pothulapad 95 Jillelpad 56 Pedda Tandrapad 30 Yapadinne 29 lulakai 71 Poosaipad 80 Yapaladevipad

189 190

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 NC'. 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 Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4).) (411) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Gopaldinne 707· 39 118 722 p 10+ W -5 -5 -5

2 Mogilravalcheruvu 666.52 85 530 p 10+ W -5 -5 -5

3 Kondair 1,9'80·93 404 2,397 P 10+ W,TK, PO 5-10 BS HP

4 Timmapur 11966.36 324 2,007 p 10-:. W,HP, PO -5 BS TK,R

5 Sasnool 2,226.98 279 1,727 P 10+ W,R,HP -5 -5 BS

6 Putandoddi 886.26 260 1.435 P 10+ W,HP PO -5 BS

7 M ungal 955.87 204 1,096 P 10+ W,HP PO -5 BS

I; Itkyal }.766·04 484 2,859 P(2),M 10+ W,T,HP PO Sunday RS

9 Peddadinnc 1,598.91 249 1,307 p 10+ W,RP PO ,TO -5 RS

10 Udandapur 1,610·64 311 1,816 P RP W,N.HP PO 5-10 -5

11 Saterla 1,265· 85 197 1,277 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

12 VavilaI 997·55 131 816 P RP W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

13 Shabad 1.843·74 322 1,822 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 5-10

14 Chagapur 2,862·33 460 2,596 P RP W,HP PO 5-10 -5

15 Batladinne- 375·14 87 371 P -5 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

16 Vemuh 1.987·81 416 2,480 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 BS

17 Dharmawaram 2,338.67 338 1.914 o W PO 5-10 BS

18 Bochuveerapur 866·03 110 707 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

19 Kaspakula 524·07 41 244 P 5-10 W -5 10+ 10+

20 Rajsrigarlapad 503·02 194 1,017 P 5-10 W,HP -5 10+ 5-10

21 Palle-pad 1,354·88 206 1.130 P 10+ W PO 5-10 5-10 191

DIRECTORY and Land use ALAMPUR 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

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KR Gadwal 15 ED, Rice T (2.83) 557.25 73.66 73.65 EAG Jowar W (2.83) KR Gadwal 15 EAG Rice T (8.09) 592.87 53.42 12.14 2 Jowar W (8.09) PR Gadwal 15 ED Rice T (110.07) 1,293.37 170.78 406.71 Ml 3 Jowar TK (75.67) W (34.40) PR Gadwal 16 ED Rice T (92.67) 1,266.66 337.91 269.12 4 Jowar TK (82.96) W (9.71) PR Gadwal 16 ED Rice T (44.11) 1,390.90 344.79 447.i8 5 - Wj\.Jowar W (29.14) ':-r TW (14.97) PR Gadwal 19 ED, Rice T (6.07) 791.97 15.38 72.84 6 EAG Jowar W (3.64) TW (2.43) PR Gadwal 18 ED, Rice T (14.16) 844.58 97.13 7 EAG Jowar W (14.16) PR Gadwal 18 ED, Rice T (8.50) 1,553.58 85.79 118.17 NI0 8 EAG Jowar W (8.50) PR Gadwal 16 ED, Rice T (17.81) 1,405.87 113.31 61.92 N5 9 EAG Jowar TW (14.17) W (3.64) KR Gadwa121 ED Rice T (0.81) 1,491.67 24.28 93.88 N6 10 Jowar W (0.81) KR Gadwa126 Rice T (13.76) 1,043.27 104.41 104.41 11 Jowar W (13.35) TW (0.41) PR Gadwa127 ED Rice T (8.91) 639.40 228.24 121.00 12 Jowar TW (8.91) KR Gadwal 21 ED Rice T (16.59) 1,671.75 21.85 133.55 13 Jowar TW (16.59) KR Gadwa122 ED Rice T (6.07) 2,057.01 332.65 466.60 N6 14 Jowar W (6.07) KR Gadwa124 ED Rice 335.89 16.59 22.66 15 Jowar PR Gadwa124 ED, Rice T (0.81) 1,651.92 106.43 228.65 NIO 16 EAG JOW:H W (0.81) PR Gadwal26 ED Rice T (15.78) 2,125.00 84.17 113.72 N6:M2 17 ]owar GC (14.57) W (1.21) KR Gadwal 21 Rice T (25.09) 370.69 31.97 438.28 18 Jowar W (25.09) KR Gadwal22 Rice T (3.24) 346.00 19.83 155.CO 19 Jowar W 0.24) KR Gadwal 27 ED Rice 365.43 31.56 106.03 20 ]owar KR Gadwal 27 Rice T (0.81) 953.44 152.96 247.67 Nl 21 Jowar W (0.81) 192

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not a vailable wi thin the village. the distance Loca· Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms .• 5·10 Kms. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Nanle 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 water way) (I) (2J (3) (4" ) (41l) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

22 M8ng:lmpet 161·47 24 133 -5 10+ W PO -5 5-10 23 ChandLlr 1,579·08 94 518 P 10+ W,R -5 5-10 -5

24 Jallapur B19·0S 433 2,499 P(2;.M 10+ W,T PO 10+ -5

25 Boravelte j .319·68 450 2.3&1 P -5 HP,N.C -5 5-10 -5

26 Narayonapur 996·33 197 911 P 5·10 N,C -5 5-10 BS 27 Vallur 2.477- 88 415 2.t61 P,M.H RP W,HP,C PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 28 Rarlpu. 2.376· 31 563 3,291 P,M,H RP W,HP,C PO. 5- 10 5-10 Phone 29 Julakal 2,441.06 303 1,717 P 0 W PO,TO, 10-j. BS PI-,one

30 Yapadinne 1,463·74 370 2,148 P 5-10 W PO 10+ -5

31 Venkatapur 777·80 172 973 P 5-\0 W -5 10+ liS

32 Tangal 1,824·72 405 2.215 P 10+ W.HP PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone

33 Konkal 1,478·72 417 2,675 P RP W,HP PO, 10 :- -5 Phone

34 V~ddcpalle \,555.20 1,017 5,249 P,M,H RP W,HP,C PO, Friday BS Phone

35 Jilkdinne' 708·60 132 676 P -5 W PO -5 -5

36 Koildinnc 932.39 153 870 P 5-10 W,C PO IO-!- -5 37 Pcdda AmidyaJpadu 628·88 185 929 P 10+ W.HP.C PO 5-10 BS 38 Chandapur 355.31 81 337 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS,RS 39 M'lllopad \ ,754·31 605 3.j 21 P,M,H FPC, W,HP,N PO,TO, Wedne,day BS,RS FHC PTO, Phone 193

DIRECTORY and Land use ALAMPUR 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 vation interest

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KR Gadwal 26 Rice T (3.23) 109.26 2.43 42.49 22 Jowar W (3.23) KR Kurnool30 Rice T (27.92) 1,]23.40 157.83 269.93 Nl :Cl :Ml :Tl 23 Jowar GC (24.68) TW (1.62) W (1.62) PR Kurnoo! 25 ED Rice T (211.24) 394.16 131.12 33.99 NI0:Cl:M2:Tl 24 Jowar GC (208.41) W (2.83) KR Kurnoo! 28 ED Rice T (238.36) 804.51 171.18 101.98 N4 25 .1owar GC (232.69) W (5.67) PR Kurnoo129 Rice T (136.38) 486.83 249.69 123.43 26 Jowar GC (136.38) PR Kurnool 30 ED Rice T (135.16) 1,667.71 420.06 254.95 N5 27 Jowar GC (135.16) KR Kurnool 35 ED Rice T (71.22) 2.105.58 44.52 154.99 N4:Ml:TI 28 Jowar GC (53.01) W(18.21) PR Kurnool 35 ED Rice T (268.71) 1,037.61 698.89 435.85 29 Jowar GC (258.59) W (10.12) KR Gadwa! 42 ED Rice T (32.78) 893.54 307.56 229.86 30 Jowar W (24.69) TW (8.09) PR Gadwa! 40 ED, Rice T (10.12) 600.15 67.58 99.95 31 EAG Jowar TW (5.67) W (4.45) PR Gadwal42 ED Rice T (146.50) 1,233.07 326.58 118.57 32 Jowar GC (126.26) W (20.24) PR Kurnoo! 35 ED Rice T (670.56) 378.79 234.31 195:06 MI:Tl 33 Jowar GC (657.61) W (12.95) PR Kurnool 30 ED Rice T (822.32) 272.76 341.55 118.57 N50:C2:MI0:T6 34 Jowar GC (820.70) W 0.62) KR Kurnool 35 ED Rice T (156.21) 190.20 269.92 92.27 N3 35 Jowar GC (148.52) W 0.69) KR Kurnool 32 Rice T (62.32) 488.05 256.57 125.45 36 Jowar GC (62.32) PR Kurnool 30 Rice T (116.14) 319.70 131.12 61.92 Nl 37 Jowar GC (116.14) PR Kurnoo! 26 Rice T (42.49) 273.56 22.26 17.00 38 Jowar GC (42.49) PR Kurnoo! 28 ED Rice T (312.42) 1,332.63 57.46 51.80 N30: C2: M5 :Tl 39 Jowar GC (312.42) 194

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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. he ctares) 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 Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

40 Raimakulakunta 182.11 Uninhabited 41 Itkyalpad 660·04 273 1,380 P 10+ w,e PO, 5-10 BS Phone 42 Maramungal 2.189·34 314 1,548 P 10+ R PO 10+ BS

43 Pragatoor 784·28 275 1,594 P 5-10 R PO 5-10 -5

44 Seripalle 484·81 152 886 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

45 Shalipur 378.38 Uninhabited 46 Takkasila 1,425·30 454 2,449 P 5-10 W PO,TO, 5-10 BS Phone 47 Khanapul" 663·28 Uninhabited

48 Chinnipad 769·71 358 2,018 P(2),M -5 W PO 5-10 -5

49 Gokulapad 296·23 66 398 P -5 W -5 -5 BS

50 Amarvai 1,232.26 382 1,881 P -5 W,HP,N PO,TO 5-10 BS

51 A. Burdipad 766·07 180 953 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

52 Paipad 998·76 337 1,901 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

53 Budamarsu 656·80 189 983 P 5-10 W PO, 5-10 -5 Phone

54 Rajoli 3,209.55 1,405 7,685 P,M,H RP W,R PO,TO, Tuesday BS PTO, Phone 55 Mundladinne 606.62 221 1,218 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 5-10

56 Pedda Tandrapad 931·58 426 2,230 P 10+ W,HP PO 5-10 -5

57 Pacharla 1,507·05 420 2,243 P 10+ W,HP -5 10+ 5-10

58 Mandoddi 1,662·85 558 3,290 P 10+ W,HP,N PO 5-10 5-10

59 N~1snllr 513 ·14 154 913 P 10+ W,N -5 5-10 5-10

60 Venisompur 662·06 81 272 P 10+ W,R -5 5-10 5-10

61 Pedda Dhanwada 2,054·18 261 1.501 P 10+ W,R PO 5-10 5-10 195

DIRECTORY and Land use ALAMPUR 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 vation interest

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Uninhabited 40 PR Kurnool 21 ED Rice T (237.55) 338.72 47.75 36.02 Nl:T1 41 Jowar W (237.55) PR Alampur 28 Rice T (89.84) 1,454.84 326.58 318.08 Nl:M1:T2 42 Juwar GC (89.84) PR Alampur 29 Rice T (4.86) 481.17 103.19 195.06 N5 43 Jowar W (4.86) PR Alampur 29 Rice T (11.33) 341.96 19.42 112.10 T1 44 Jowar W (11.33) Uninhabited 45 PR Alampur 18 ED Rice T (490.48) 254.55 139.61 540.66 NI0:Ml:T3 46 Jawar GC (489.67) W (0.81) 47 Uninhabited KR Kurnoo122 ED Rice T (130.71) 443.54 138.00 57.46 N5:M2:T1 48 Jowar GC (130.71) PR Kurnoo127 ED Rice T (87.82) 138.81 49.77 19.83 49 Jawar GC (87.82) PR Kurnco128 ED, Rice T (201.13) 839.72 81.34 110.07 N2 50 EAG Jowar GC (201.13) PR Kurnool26 ED Rice T (209.63) 458.91 31.16 66.37 T3 51 Jowar GC (209.63) PR Kurnool28 ED Rice T (463.36) 305.13 191.42 38.85 N3:Ml 52 Jowar GC (463.36) KR Kurnool 35 Rice T(251.71) 107.24 182.92 114.93 N4 53 Jowar GC (250.09) W (l.62) PR Kurnool 38 ED Rice T (1.069.18) 215.29 350.05 1,575.03 N40:Tl 54 Jowar GC (1,069.18)

KR Kurnaol 38 Rice T (236.33) 179.68 123.43 67.18 N5:Ml 55 Jowar GC (224.19) W (12.14) KR Kurnool 40 ED Rice T (258.19) 317.67 277.21 78.51 CI:M6:T2 56 Jowar GC (258.19) KR Gadwal48 ED Rice T (531.76) 765.26 74.06 135.97 M3:T2 57 Jowar GC (531.76) KR Gadwal 50 ED Rice T (772.54) 275.59 319.30 295.42 N8:M2:T1 58 Jowar GC (744.21) o (19.43) W (8.90) KR Gadwal50 Rice T (245.64) 49.78 10.12 207.60 59 Jowar GC (237.14) o (8.50) KR Gadwal45 ED Rice T (116.55) 205.58 154.59 185.34 M2:T2 60 Jowar GC 016.55) KR Gadwa150 ED Rice T (316.46) 583.96 484.41 669.35 61 Jowar GC (316.46) 196

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not available within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad range~ 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) Hou,e- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Cornmunica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (48) (5 ) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

62 Chinna Dhanwada 496.14 179 944 P 10+ W 5-10 10-1. 5-10

63 Thummc~la 1,587·58 317 1,664 P 10+ W,R -5 5-10 5-10

64 Padal11atigar lapad 469· 43 30 176 P 10+ W -5 10+ 10+

65 Toorpu Garlapadu 477·93 66 397 P 10+ R -5 5-10 5- \0

66 Maddur 1,373·90 202 1,224 P PRC W,R PO 10+ -5

67 Kalkllntl:J 672·99 191 1,030 P 0 W PO 10+ BS 68 Korvipad 1,425·70 490 2,443 P 10+ R,C PO 5-10 BS 69 Mennipad 507·47 163 878 P,M,H 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

70 Bonktrr 897·19 310 1,591 P 5-10 W PO Sunday BS

71 Poosalp~d 176·44 Uninhabited 72 Pcdda Pothulapad 578·29 191 1,118 P 10+ W,e PO 10+ BS 73 Chinna Pothulapad 532·97 179 988 P 5-10 W,C -5 5-10 BS 74 Kalgotla 1,083· 34 149 887 P 10+ R -5 5-10 -5 75 Pullur 2,864·76 JOO 2,107 P(2),M RP R,BP PO 5-10 BS

76 Und:lvelli },980·93 698 3,567 P,M,H RP W,HP PO, Friday BS Phone 77 KClnchlipad 763·64 234 1,145 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS 78 Chinna Amidya!pad 776·99 131 683 P 5-10 W PO, 10+ -5 Phone 79 Kyatur 2.966.74 715 3,722 P,M,H RP W PO,TO, 10+ BS Phone

80 Yap:lladevipad 367·45 109 644 P 10+ W -5 5-10 5·10 81 Utkur 1,841·72 125 771 P PHC' W PO,TO, 10+ 5-10 PTO 197

DIRECTORY and Land use ALAMPUR TALUK

Land use (Le., 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 Gadwal50 ED Rice T (109.67) 117.36 1eO.77 164.71 T2 62 Jowar GC (84.98) o (24.69) 63 KR Kurnool40 Rice T (450.41) 179.68 492.91 464.58 Tl Jowar GC (450.41) KR Kurnool 38 Rice T (97.12) 72.44 193.03 106.84 64 Jowar GC (97.12) KR Kurnool 39 Rice T (69.61) 91.05 150.14 167.13 N2 65 Jowar GC (69.61) 66 KR Kurnool28 ED Rice T (384.45) 238.76 523.66 227.03 T1 lowar GC (358.96) o (25.49) 67 PR Kurnool25 ED Rice T (265.07) 183.32 127.S8 96.72 Ml:T2 Jowar GC (265.07) 192.22 Nl0:M3:T2 68 PR Kurnool 25 ED Rice T (60S.65) 152.97 471.S6 Jowar GC (608.65) 116.95 69 KR Kurnool23 ED Riee T (S3.37) 220.55 86.60 Jowar GC (S1.34) o (2.03) 329.82 67.99 Ml 70 PR Kurnoo120 ED Rice T (259.40) 239.98 Jowar GC (259.40) Uninhabited 71 10.12 29.95 Tl 72 PR Kurnool 19 ED Rice T (81.74) 452.03 Jowar GC (81.74) 16.59 Tl 73 PR Kurnool IS Rice T (1E9.39) 311.61 15.38 Jowar GC (189.39) 45.73 74 PR Kurnool22 Rice T (195.46) 743.41 98.74 Jowar GC (195.46) 345.60 415.61 Cl :M4:T2 75 PR Kurnool 8 Rice T (132.33) 1,971.22 Jowar GC (129.50) o (2.02) W (0.81) 93.08 152.57 N20:Ml 76 PR AJampur 13 ED Rice T (242.40) 1,492.88 Jowar GC (237.14) W (5.26) 204.37 55.44 N2:T3 77 PR AJampnr 16 ED Rice T(286.11) 217.72 Jowar GC (286.11) 63.94 44.11 Nl 78 KR Alampur 15 ED Rice T (64.34) 604.60 Jowar GC (63.13) W (1.21) 1.823.91 483.60 278.42 N35:C1:T7 79 PR Alampur 21 ED Rice T (380.81) Jowar GC (299.47) TW (74.87) W (6.47) 12.14 1J6.14 80 KR Alampur 23 ED Rice 239.17 Jowar 574.25 488.86 81 PR Alampur 14 ED Rice T (30.75) 747.86 Jowar W (24.28) GC (6.47) 198

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 r-""""_--., 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 water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

82 Bheemwaram 667·73 246 1,243 P 10+ W 5-10 10+ 5-10

83 Bukkapur 933.20 303 1.806 P,M,H 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

84 Konair 545·57 197 1,130 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

85 Linganwai 1,285·68 600 3,368 P(2),M RP W PO 5-10 BS

86 Burdidipad 323·34 17 84 -5 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

87 Bhairapur 653·16 210 1 d56 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS 'J 88 Baswapur 2?5.18 139 688 P 5-10 W PO, 5-10 BS Phone 89 Imampur 178·87 80 419 P -5 W -5 -5 BS

90 Alampur 5,245·52 Urball Area (A/ampur Towll) 91 Kasipur 738·95 236 1,312 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

92 Singawar 265.07 167 795 P -5 W,R PO -5 -5

93 Ryalampad 666·92 119 641 P -5 W,R -5 -5 NW

94 Sultanpur 805· 32 210 1,055 P -5 W,C -5 10+ NW

95 Jillelpad 510·71 79 397 P -5 W,R, -5 -5 -5 C,O 96 Bairanpalle 649· 52 32 187 P -5 W,R -5 -5 -5

97 Gundimalla 1,214.05 253 1,310 P RP W -5 -5 ·5

98 Uppal pad IdO)·17 59 327 I' -5 R,W PO -5 -5

99 Chagatur 354·91 Uninhabited 100 Kudavelli 657·61 213 1,131 P 10+ R,W -5 10+ -5 199

DIRECTORY and Land use ALAMPUR TALUK

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

(19) (20) (1) (11 ) (2) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18)

82 KR Alampur 18 ED Rice T (309.18) 129.50 205.17 23.88 Jowar GC (288.13) W (21.05) N4 83 KR Alampur 7 ED Rice T (543.49) 292.59 70.41 26.71 Jowar GC (515.97) W (27.52) 84 PR Alampllr 10 ED Rice T (lI5.33) 373.93 17.00 15.78 N2 Jowar GC (115.33) 85 PR Alampllr 8 ED Rice T (108.86) 1,016.57 105.22 55.03 N6:Tl Jowar GC (86.60) W (22.26) 86 PR Alampur 11 Rice 304.32 4.45 14.57 Jowar PR Alampur 9 ED Rice 576.27 59.89 17.00 87 Jowar 88 PR Alampur 10 ED Rice T (58.68) 104.81 29.14 12.55 N2:Ml Jowar GC (58.68) PR Alampur 4 ED Rice T (54.23) 77.70 29.95 16.99 N2 89 Jowar GC (54.23) Urban Area (A/ampUl" Towll) 90 PR Alampur 5 ED Rice T (299.47) 220.55 80.13 138.80 T1 91 Jowar GC (299.47) KR Alampur 3 Rice 189.80 4.45 70.82 92 Jowar NW Alampur 2 Rice T (157.02) 88.22 169.56 252.12 Nl 93 Jowar GC (157.02) 94 NW Alampur 3 ED Rice T (217.32) 27.52 51.39 509.09 Nl0 Jawar GC (217.32) 95 FP Alampur 4 Rice T (101.98) 31.16 101.98 275.59 T1 Jow3r GC (101.98) 96 PR Alampur 2 Rice T (14.97) 357.74 72.04 204.77 Jowar W (14.97) 97 KR Alampur 4 ED Rice T (79.72) 609.86 124.24 400.23 N2 Jowar o (52.61) W (27.11) KR Alampur 6 Rice 464.58 141.23 497.36 98 Jowar Uninhabited 99 KR Alampur 13 Rice 263.45 50.18 343.98 Cl 100 Jowar KOLLAPUR TALUK ~ is...· ·! i· ~ . u i i ! 0 :ll .". u 0 U .! ~ § ~ ~ :0 u ... i u ~ iii § : ;;u '" g · ~ 0 0-" .... _§ 0" ~ ~ '".. . ! 10'" ~ : 'i . I-' ~ ~ .. f .. .! ~ i:' '"i:' l! "51 ~ ~ ~ i!- i:' i J: > jj :II . .". _; C f ." ... f ~ II: i ~ 0 . 'i · f0 ! .0 ~ !! r: ... ct' 0 III IIl~ .I .. t:I: .: ... ~ "' 0 ; ~ ~ c ; .~ ~ . . :r ~ '" .. i "'~ .. · ~ · . 10 '" . ~ ~ ~ '" .. j · ~ · 0 '0 .. ,.. .. :;: . :;" ;; II. II. 0 ~ 0 ...... 5 « ~ fJ '"· ... o % • ...... -....'" ~~......

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KOLLAPUR T ALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Vill

201 202

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 ~ _____L ___ ~ Code ~------~------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Dayor Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the slop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4u) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

Chintakunta 680.68 433 2,348 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

2 Dondaipalle 460.53 117 565 I' 10+ HP PO 10+ 10+

3 D:twajipalle 744·62 194 1,088 r 5-10 W,TW 5-10 5-10 BS

4 Annavaram 556·85 177 950 P 10+ W,HP, PO 10+ BS TW 5 GopalpUf"1ffi 898·00 280 1,618 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

6 Krishn:!pUf 60 384 P 10+ W 10.+ 10+ 10+

7 RCl11:1ddula 2,(')17· 90 535 3.181 P,M,H RP W PO 10+ BS

8 Singaipalle 1,330.20 311 1.889 P 10+ W,HP 10 i· 10+ BS

9 Machupalle 636·97 225 1,374 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

10 Turkadinne 562·92 126 703 P lOt W,HP 10+ 10+ BS

II Muthireddypall~ 648.30 209 1.121 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

12 Janampalle 1,075·25 318 1,7J9 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

13 Tcegalapalle 985·81 245 1,254 P ,M 10+ W,HP 10-1' 10+ BS

14 Bawaipalle 379·19 109 565 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

1,468· 60 291 1,529 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

16 Tirmalapuram 556·04 300 1,703 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 10+

17 Pcdda Kothapllle 1,612·67 542 3,067 P(2),M,H RP,CHW, W,HP,T PO Tuesday BS o

18 Pedoa KGrpamula 1,352·86 ~85 3.123 P(~),M ,H RP W,HP PO Monday 10+

19 Chinna Karpamula 906·09 134 717 P 10-/- W,HP 10+ 10+ 10+

20 Dedinenipalle 918·23 134 639 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

21 Ambatpalle 2,803·25 581 3,096 P,M RP,CHW W PO Friday 10+

22 Ausalkunla 955·06 178 1,010 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 10+ 203

DIRECTORY and Land use KOLLAPUR 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 rdigious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste avadable historical or No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vation interest

(11 ) (12) (l3) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (I)

PR Wanaparthi 13 ED Rice T (109.27) 445.15 126.26 Ml Jowar TK (109.27) KR Wanaparthi II Rice T (~8.56) 285.30 126.26 2 Jowar TK ("t8.56) PR Wanaparthi 8 ED Rice T (53.01) 407.11 284.50 T1 3 Jowar TK (53.01) PR Wanaparthi 12 EA Rice T (72.84) 351.67 85.39 46.54 N2 4 Jo'war TK (54.63) W (18.21) PR Wanaparthi 10 EA Rice 242.81 T (64.75) 3:-0.46 197.89 41.68 5 Jowar TK (62.32) W (2.43) KR Wanaparthi 13 Rice 161.88 T (34.80) 416.42 346.41 52.61 6 Jowar TK (34.80) PR Wanaparthi 13 EA Rice 831.63 T (191.01) 1,416.39 97.93 80.94 NIO:MI 7 Jowar TK (161.87) W (29.14) PR Wanaparthi 19 EA Rice 220.15 T (61.51) 890.31 84.98 73 25 N5 8 Jowar TK (40.47) W (21.04) 9 KR Wanaparthi 18 EA Rice T (~4.98) 448.39 63.13 40.06 Nt Jowar TK (84.98) PR Wanaparthi 22 EA Rice T (27.11) 481.98 26.71 10 Jowar TK (27.;1) II PR WanapDrthi 24 EA Rice T (52.:0) 540.66 55.04 T3 Jowar TK (5220) 12 PR Kollapur 28 EA Rice T (9U9) 662.06 207.20 111.29 NI:MI Jowar TK (93.89) PR Kollapur 30 EA Rice T (93.89) 704.96 81.34 105.62 13 Jowar TK (93.S9) 14 PR Kollapur 29 Rice T (33.19) 8.09 286.92 50.99 Jowar TK (33.19) 15 KR Kolbpur 25 EA Rice 16.19 T (104.00) 955.46 392.95 Jowar TK (104.00) 16 KR Kollapur 30 EA Rice T (12.14) 497.36 46.54 Jowar TK (12.14) Ml:Tl 17 PR KolJapur 28 EA Rice T (48.56) 153.78 1,010.50 399.83 Jowc:r TK (40.47) W (8.09) Tl 18 KR KoJJapur 28 EA Rice T (97.12) 28.33 1,090.22 137.19 Jowar TK (97.12) 63.13 19 KR Kollapur 28 Ric'2 T (:0.23) 814.63 Jowar TK (20.23) 36.42 20 KR Kollapur 2S Rice T (67.99) 4.04 809.77 Jowar TK (67.99) 397.80 M2 21 KR Kollaptll 30 EA Rice T (141.64) :'06.39 2,057.42 Jowar TK (141.64) 293.80 T2 22 KR Kollapur 34 EA Rice 24.'28 T (47.35) 20.24 569.39 Jowar TK (47.35) 204

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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) r----_;,_---____. Code village (in ~------_;,_------~ No. hectares) House- Popula- Edu cational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (1) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

23 Chandapuram 5,583·84 Uninhabited 24 Rayavaram 1,259· 38 223 1,097 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

25 R:lnga ipalle 755·95 Uninhabited 26 Bacharam 1,146·47 39 240 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ BS

27 Jonnal Bogada 760.00 184 922 P 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ BS

28 Khanapuram 692·82 25 112 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

29 Koderu 2.144·42 813 4,433 P(2l,M. RP W,HP PO Tuesday BS H

30 Nagulpalle 1,215· 67 284 1,510 P RP W,HP PO 10+ BS

31 Rajapuram 889·90 393 2.130 P(2),M RP W PO 10+ BS (I; 32 Rekulapalle 1,004·1:13 73 382 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

33 Madhavaraopalle 816.65 93 522 P 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ 10+

34 Pangal 2,319·65 700 4,1 12 P(2),M, RP,D W,HP, PO,PTO 10+ BS H T

35 Mahammadapur 836·08 263 1,544 P 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ BS

36 Rayanpalle 448·80 169 903 P RP W.HP 10+ 10+ BS

37 Bandapalle 251· 71 97 542 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

38 Jammapuram 350·05 193 1,024 P 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ 10+

39 Vengalaipalle 487·24 133 747 P 10+ W,HP, 10+ 10+ BS TW 40 Nizamabad 647.90 73 507 P 10-1· W,HP 10+ 10+ 10+

41 Chikkepalle 655·59 201 1,153 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

42 Sakhapuram 1,059·46 318 1,665 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 10+

43 Kadirepadu 548·75 167 952 P(2) ,M, 10-{· W,HP 10+ 10+ BS H 44 Mailavaram 1,963.93 442 1,541 P 10+ W,HP 10+ 10+ 10+ 205

DIRECTORY and Land use KOLLAPUR T Ai UK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded upto 2 d'3cimal places) including Loca· ,..--______.t______~ any place of tion Approach Nearest town Power Staple Forest Irrigated Unirri· Cullurable Area not religious, Code to village and distance supply food by source gated waste available historical or No. Un Kms.) for cuIti· archaeological vation interest

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

Uninhabited 23 KR Kollapur :;0 Rice l' (6S.S0) 558.06 66.77 :65.75 24 low:u 1'K (68.80) Uninill,bited 25 PR Kollapur 20 Rice 28.33 T (10.52) 4.86 107.64 995.12 26 Jowar TK (8.09) W (2.43) PR Kollapur 24 EA Rice T (8.50) 24.28 630.50 96.72 27 lowar TK (8.:'0) KR Kollapur 24 Rice T (26.30) 20.24 505.45 1~0.83 28 lowar TK (26.30) PR Kollapur 20 EA Rice T (129.90) 1,621.16 392.95 N4:1'1 29 lowar TK (69.20) W (60.70) PR Kol1apur 26 EA Rice T (70.82) 1,012.52 131.93 30 lowar TK (70.82) PR Wanaparthi 20 Rice T (67.98) 684.72 136.38 N3 31 lowar TK (67.98) KR Wanaparthi 18 Rice 141.23 T (40.06) 656.40 166.73 32 lowar TK (31.16) W (8.90) KR Wanaparthi 22 Rice 232.69 l' (21.45) 337.68 6.07 168.35 N2 33 lowar TK (19.83) W (1.62) PR Wanaparthi 14 EA Rice 405.49 T (:95.42) 723.17 47.75 847.00 N20 34 lowar TK (234.72) \V (60.70) PR Wanaparthi 14 Rice T (6,).70) 609.45 165.51 35 lowar TK (60.70) PR Wanaparthi 18 Rice T (40.4{;) 346.81 7.28 53.82 36 lowar TK (33.18) W (7.28) KR Wanaparthi 18 Rice T (19.83) 213.67 17.80 37 lowar TK (19.83) KR Wanaparthi 18 Rice T (48.56) 266.68 21.04 12.95 Nl 38 Jowar TK (48.56) PR Wanaparthi 18 ED Rice T (54.23) 396.59 17.40 IVW N3 39 Jc\var TK (54.2") KR Wanaparthi 21 Rice l' (25.90) 474.69 7.69 139.21 40 Jawar 1'K (25.90) KR Wanaparthi 25 EA Rice l' (53.01) 460.12 142.04 Nl 41 ]owar TK (53.01) KR Wanaparthi 20 EA Rice 202.34 T (70.01) 706.17 80.94 NI 42 Jawar TK (70.0:) PR Kollapur 24 Rice T (47.35) 485.21 15.78 43 Jowar TK (47.35) KR Kollapur 28 Rice T (53.82) 1,373.50 89.03 447.17 44 ]owar TK (53.82) 206

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4R) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

45 Ettam 2,273·11 308 2,413 P,M RP W PO 10+ BS

46 Kondaraopalle 836·08 345 1,933 p(2),rvl,H 10+ W,HP, PO 10+ 10+ TW 47 M_lhasamudram 341.J5 73 425 P 10+ N PO 10+ 10+

48 Gantraopalle 919·44 348 2,024 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 10+

49 Satapuram 1,648· 69 544 2,965 P,M RP,CHW, W,HP PO 10+ BS 0

50 Pochapuram 218.93 Uninhabited 51 Bh.ivanampalle 756·36 Uninhabited 52 Yapatla },754·71 550 2,845 P(2) CHW W PO 10 f- 10+

53 Gorremadugu 14.819·96 Uninhabited 54 Vedukaraopalle 414·80 16 87 10+ 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

55 Malabaswapur 369·48 Uninhabited 56 Tirmalampalle 702·13 68 383 P 10+ N PO 10+ 10+

57 M" redum::tndin ne 936.84 209 1,080 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

58 Kothapet 1,294·99 52 240 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ BS

59 Narayanapalle 23]·48 135 693 P 10+ W 10+ 1O-!- 10+

60 Chennapuraopalle 1,178·44 290 1,577 P 10+ W,HP 10+ 10 I- BS

61 Kalwakole 1,610·24 797 4,460 P(2),M,H RP W,HP,T PO,TO, Friday BS PTO 62 Slng:twatnam 839·32 480 2,504 P(2),M,H RP,CHW, W PO,TO, Wednesday BS MCW PTO 63 Nars3ipalle 1,551·56 387 2,100 P 10+ W,TW PO,PTO -5 BS

64 Korlakunta 439·89 46 248 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ ]0+

65 Bollawaram 1.309.96 494 2,859 P 10+ W PO 10 f- 10+

66 Tellarallap:lIle 1,439·46 285 1,530 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

67 Kethepalle 1,929· 54 564 3.t25 P,M,H 10+ W PO Friday lO-{.

68 Busireddipalle 1,035·99 317 1,898 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+ 207

DIRECTORY and Land use KOLLAPUR 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)

PR Kollapur 16 EA Rice 252.12 T (147.71) 1,768.06 105.22 N2 45 Jowar TK (147.71) KR Kollapur 12 EA Rice T (128.28) 583· 55 124·25 46 Jowar TK (128.28) KR Kollapur 15 EA Rice T (18.21) 6.07 295.83 21.04 47 Jowar TK (18:21) PR Kollapur 20 EA Rice T (!8().96) 12.14 481.17 239.17 48 Jawar W (3.64) TK (183.32) PR Kollapur 20 EA Rice T (148.12) 12.14 481.17 239.17 49 Jowar TK (26.71) W (121.41) Uninhabited 50 Uninhabited 51 KR Kollapur 21 EA Rice T (80.94) 20.23 1,455.24 198.30 52 Jowar TK (80.94) Unillhabited 53 KR KoJlapur 16 Rice 16.19 61.91 336.70 54 Jowar Uninhabited 55 KR KoJJapur 14 Rice 30.35 T (12.55) 10.12 124.64 524.47 56 Jowar TK (12.55) KR Kollapur 10 Rice T (14.16) 80.93 708.60 132.74 57 Jowar TK (14.16) PR Kollapur 14 Rice 103.60 T (4.45) 432.61 572.22 182.11 58 Jowar TK (4.45) KR Kollapur 16 EA Rice T (36.42) 5.67 171.99 17.40 59 Jowar TK (36.42) PR Kollapur 12 EA Rice T (189.80) 28.22 677.04 283.28 60 lowar TK (189.80) PR KolJapur 10 EA Rite T (190.61) 43.71 1,144.85 231.07 Ml:T1 61 Jowar TK (190.61) PR Kollapur 12 EA Rice T (0.81) 598.93 239.57 N10:T1 62 Juwar TK (0.81) PR Kollapur 19 EA Rice 409.95 T (131.52) 902.45 107.64 Nl:M2:T3 63 Jowar TK (131.52) KR Kollapur 17 Rice T (20.64) 318.89 2.02 98.34 64 Jow:u TK (20.64) KR Kollapur 18 ED Rice T (112.10) 703.34 84.98 409.13 65 Jowar TK (112.10) KR Kollapur 24 EA Rice T (77.70) 1,038.01 323.75 Nl 66 Jow3r TK (53.42) W (24.28) KR Ko!lapur 28 EA Ric'e T (213.67) j, 561. 68 154.19 N225:T1 67 Jowar TK (183.32) \V (30.35) KR Wanaparthi 21 Rice T (87.82) 899.61 7.28 41.28 68 Jowar TK (87.82) 208

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not a vailable 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 Day or Communica- holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (413) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

69 Plllgas cherla 1,526·07 238 1,284 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

70 Kalwarla 2,644.21 650 3,335 P.M,H 10+ W,T PO 10+ 10+

71 Toomkunta 3,631· 64 943 4,853 P.M.H 10+ W PO Thursday 10+

72 Sampatraopalle 897·19 101 577 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

73 Konduru 1,503·00 336 1,907 P PHC W PO 10+ 10+

74 Chintalpalle 1.645·45 239 1,381 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

75 Badgedinne 462·15 67 358 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

76 Jawaipalle 197·49 116 594 P .'-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

77 Machinenipalle 754·74 119 629 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

78 Enmanbetla 1,523·23 488 2,601 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

79 Ankiraopalle 896·78 174 930 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 BS

80 Kudikila 1,013·33 616 3,295 P(2) ,M 5-10 W,HP PO,TO, 5-10 5-10 PTO 81 Narlapuram 1,687·94 247 1,451 P 10+ W,R 10+ 10+ 10+

82 Mal:tchintapalle 16,978·14 557 J ,]44 P 10+ W,HP PO 10+ 10+

83 Ellur 4,291·28 711 3,872 P -5 TW -5 -5 -5

84 Chukkaipalle 574·25 291 1,598 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

85 Wardyal J,052·18 Urban Area (Included ill Kollapllr Town) 86 Narasing:: r:.lOpal!e 227·03 104 509 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

87 Choutabetla 717·51 151 874 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

88 Narasimhapuram 394·97 73 405 P 5-10 W 5-10 5-10 5-10

89 Pentlavelli 1,946·53 1,245 6,753 P(2) ,M,H RP(3), W,T PO,TO, Tuesday BS FPC,CHW PTO 209

DIRECTORY and Land use KOLLAPUR 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 Wanaparthi 26 EA Rice T (93.48) 1.197.06 235.12 T1 69 Jowar TK (93.48) KR KolJapur 28 EA Rice T (182.11) 2,048.92 291.78 121.40 N20:T1 70 Jowar TK (91.05) W (91.06) KR Kollapur 20 EA Rice T (265.07) 2,380.35 399.83 586.39 N2:Ml:T1 71 Jowar TK (265.07) KR Kollapur 20 EA Rice T (21.04) 739.36 6.47 89.43 MI 72 Jowar TK (21.04) KR Kollapur 17 EA Rice T (128·69) 1,037.20 336.70 N6:Ml:T1 73 Jowar TK (128.69) KR Kollapur 14 Rice T (19.83) 1,486.81 65.56 73.25 74 Jowar TK (15.78) W (4.05) KR Kollapur 14 Rice T (6.47) 353.69 7.29 94.70 75 Jowar TK (6.47) KR Kollapur 13 EA Rice T (34.80) 118.98 7.29 36.42 76 Jowar TK (34.80) PR Kollapur 10 Rice T (32.38) 702.13 12.14 8.09 77 Jowar TK (32.38) PR Kollapur 8 EA Rice T (21.85) 1,141.61 7.28 344.38 78 Jowar TK (17.80) W (4.05) PR Kol!apur 5 EA Rice T (74.46) 709.82 0.81 111.69 NI 79 Jowar TK (40.47) W (33.99) PR Kollapur 6 EA Rice T (97.93) 785.49 129.50 N2 80 Jowar TK (97.93) KR Kollapur 13 EA Rice T (8.09) 1,592.84 63.13 81 Jowar TK (8.09) KR Kollapur IS EA Rice 15,129.54 T (82.15) 1,306.32 459.32 Nl 82 Jowar TK (82.15) PR Kollapur 4 EA Rice T (131.12) 2,498.93 195.87 \ ,465.36 83 Jowar TK (131.12) PR Kollapur 2 EA Rice T (33.99) 439.08 73.66 27.52 Nl 84 Jowar TK (32.78) W (1.21) Urban Area (Included in Kollapur Town) 85 KR Kollapur 5 Rice T (2.02) 191.82 20.64 6.88 86 Jowar TK (2.02) KR Kollapur 5 Rice T (26.30) 412.77 202.74 51.39 Nl 87 .Jowar TK (24.28) W (2.02) KR Kollapur 7 Rice T (37.64) 165.92 69.60 121.81 88 Jowar TK (37.64) PR KolJapur 40 EA Rice T (\69.16) 1.113.69 582.34 80.94 N60:M4 89 Jowar TK (114.12) W (55.04) 210

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Dayor Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus (Potable) the stop, Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

90 Gopalapuram 894·76 257 1,350 P 10+ W PO 10,. 10+

91 Singawaram 702·94 55 281 10;.- 10+ W 10+ 10-{. 10-!-

92 Dagada 1,503·00 511 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

93 Veepangandh 2,704·51 508 2,843 P,M,H PHC,FPC W,TK, PO 10+ 10+ TW 94 Gopaldinne 1,638·97 245 P 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

95 Govardhangiri 1,J 69·13 180 1,053 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ BS

96 Velgonda 1,564.51 316 1,646 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

97 Ammaipalle 885.85 135 858 P 10+ W PO 10+ BS

98 Miyapuram 1,010.09 194 1,011 P 10+ W 10+ 10+ 10+

99 Gadda Bas\vapuram 477.53 115 601 P,M 10+ R 10-{- 10+ 10+

100 Bckkam 3,473.41 793 P,M 10+ W PO 10+ BS

101 Pcdda Marur 1,704.94 449 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ BS

102 Chinna Marur ],029·11 156 849 P(2) ,M ,H 10+ R PO 10+ 10+

103 Vellatur 1,622·58 309 1,521 P,M 10+ W,R PO 10+ 10-+

104 Solipuram 390·12 15 77 -5 10+ W,R 10-!. 10+ 10+

105 Lingasan!palle 496·14 Uninhabited 106 Kallooru 889·09 154 781 P 10+ W,R 10+ 10+

107 Chcllepahad 966·39 217 1,140 P 10+ W.R PO 10+ 10+

108 Koppllnur 2,074·82 546 P,M,H 10+ W PO 10+ 10+

10f) Jataprole 2,302·66 800 P W -5 10+ 10-i.

110 l\!anchal Katta 978·53 274 P 5-10 R 5-10 5-10 BS

111 Channampallc 706.98 255 1,239 -5 -5 W,R -5 -5 -5

P 5-10 R 112 Vemkal 164·71 54 321 5-10 5-10 5-;0 211

DIRECTORY

and Land use KOLLAPUR TALUK

Land use (i .e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded up to 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 vat ion interest

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

KR Kollapur 17 EA Rice T (103.19) 570.61 8.09 212.87 90 Jowar TK(103.19) KR Kollapur 18 EA Rice T (50.99) 496.14 155.81 91 Jowar TK (50.99) KR Kollapur 24 Rice T (48.56) 873.71 485.62 95.10 92 Jowar TK (48.56) KR Kolbpur 28 EA Rice T (107.24) 2,084.93 511.92 N4:T1 93 Jowar TK (107.2;;) KR KoJlapur 36 Rice T (101.17) 930.77 607.03 94 Jowar TK(101.17) PR Kollapm 38 EA Rice T (63.53) 915.80 189.80 N3 95 Jowar TK (63.53) PR Kollapur 32 ED Rice T (83.37) 202.34 266.68 1,012.12 N3 96 Jowar TK (83.37) PR Kollapur 31 EA Rice T (27.92) 819.49 38.44 Nl 97 Jowar TK (27.92) KR KolJapur 36 Rice T (48.97) 738.95 110.48 111.69 98 Jowar TK (48.97 ) KR Kollapur 39 Rice T (14.57) 409.54 53.01 N2 99 .... Jowar TK (14.57) PR Kollapur 32 Rice T (172.80) 2,521.59 105.22 673.39 N30:M3 100 Jowar TK (163.09) W (9.71) PR Kollapur 30 Rice T (34.40) 1,478.72 191.42 N6 101 Jowar TK (25.90) W (8.50) KR Kollapur 32 Rice 753.12 164.70 111 .29 N2 102 Jowar KR Kollapur 31 Rice 1,521.21 101.17 N3:CI :1\11 103 Jowar KR Kollapur 28 Rice T (2.83) 289.75 97.12 NI 104 Jowar TK (2.83) Uninhabited 105 KR Kollapur 24 Rice 721.15 167.54 NI 106 Jowar KR Kollopur 24 Rice T (2.43) 827.58 136.38 Nl 107 Jowar TK (2.43) KR Kollapur 20 Rice 2,010.88 63.94 N4:Tl 108 Jowar KR Kollapur 20 Rice T (129.90) 1,909.71 263.05 Sri Madana 109 Jowar TK (129.90) Gopa laswamy Temple, N2 PR Kollapur 8 Rice T (10,11) 565.34 74.86 317.27 110 Jowar TK (10.11) KR Kollapur 4 ED Rice 246.86 404.68 55.44 III Jowar KR Kollapur 5 Rice T (7.29) 132.33 25.09 112 Jowar TK (7.29) 212

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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. he ctares) House- Popula- Educational Medical Drinking Post and Day or Communica holds tion water Telegraph days of tions (Bus- (Potable) th-~ stop. Railway market, station, if any Water way) (I) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

113 Malleswaram J,028·30 216 1,240 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 5-10

114 Somas:1 1,862·76 201 1,072 P -5 R -5 -5 -5

115 Kollapur 1,151·33 Urban Area (Koilaplir Town) 116 Amargiri 1,660·42 63 325 P -5 R -5 -5 -5

117 Asadpur 993·91 Uninhabited 118 BolJawaram 1.839·70 S4 262 10+ 10+ R PO 10+ 10-:· 213

DIRECTORY and Land use KOLLAPUR TAtUK

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 vi:JIage ' 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 Kollapur 5 Rice T (23.47) 840,53 23.47 140.83 113 Jowar TK (\6.19) W (7.28) KR Kollapur 4 Rice 1,539.82 283.28 39.66 114 Jowar Urban Area (Kollapur Town) 115 KR Kollapur 4 Rice 1,396.97 111.69 151.35 116 Jowar Uninhabited 117 KR Kollapur 15 ED Rice 1,460.10 74.87 304.73 118 Jowar ACHAMPET TALUK

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF VILLAGES

ACHAMPET TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) 36 Achampet 45 Kondarcddi pallc 33 Raiched 73 Ainole 7 Koratkal 18 Rajanagar 78 Akkavaram 54 Kothakllntapalle 21 Rakonda 61 Ambagiri 46 Ramajipalle 42 Lakhnaram 90 Amrabad 62 Ramgiri 58 87 Lakshmapur Ananthavaram 43 Rampllr 31 Ayyavaripalle 19 Lakshmapllr Patti Godal 68 Lakshmapur Patti 70 R:1Jlgapur 50 Bakaram Nadimpalle 59 Balmur 11 Lathifpur 75 Siddapur 65 Banal 55 Lingal 32 Singavaram 64 Billakal 27 Lingotam 52 Surapur 69 Bolghatpalle 74 Bommenpalle 91 Macharam 71 Brahmanpalle 51 Madapur 15 Tandur 80 Maddimadllgll 37 Tangapur 72 Chandapur 39 Mahadevpur 5 Thirmalapur Patti Godal 40 Chennaram Patti Godal 20 Mamidlapalle 14 Tippapur 29 Chennaram (Sabak) 49 Manajipet 86 Tiroalapur (Srisailam 66 Choutapalle 76 MannavarpalJe Project Township) 41 Tummanpet Dasarlapalle 53 Maqdoompur 82 Mared 92 Turkapalle 10 Egnes!Jpur 17 Marripalle 3 Molgara Udimilla 81 Gangupenta 93 Munnanur 83 77 Ghanpur 60 Mylaram 8 Umapllr 25 Ghattuthumman 23 Upparapalle 48 Godal 35 Nadimpalle 16 Uppllnllthala 84 Gudur 57 NarasaipaJle 85 Uppunuthala (Upper 67 Gumpanpalle 9 Nizamabad Plateau) 34 Hajipur 89 Padra 26 Palkapalle 44 Valbhapur 79 Ippalpalle 2 Peddapur 88 Vankashwaram Vatavallapalle 56 Jill ela pa 11 e 12 Penimalla 94 Veeramrajupalle 24 Jinkunta 30 Peratwanpalle 47 22 Polepalle 13 Veltur 6 Kamasanipalle 38 Polcsettypalle 63 Kondanagul 28 Puljal 4 Zabthisadgode

215 216

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not availabll! within the village, the distance Loca- Total area Households and in broad ranges viz., - 5 Kms., 5-10 KIDs. and 10 + Kms. of the tion Name of village of (he population nearest place where the facility available is given) village (in ,---_;._----., ,,----______--L Code '"""' 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 water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A\ (4n) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (' 0)

Dasarlapalle 78.4.6S 112 582 P 10+ W -5 5-10 -5

2 Peddapur 546.32 131 630 P 10+ W -5 10-!- -5

3 Molganl 579.91 114 588 P H W PO 5-10 -5

4 Zabthisadgode 673.39 169 943 P H W PO 5-10 BS

5 Thirmalapur %7.86 140 715 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 Patti Godal 6 Kamasanipalle 675.82 261 1,389 P,M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

7 Koratkal 1.416.39 191 1,068 P 5-10 W -5 10+ -5

8 Umapur 373.12 93 496 P 10+ W -5 ]0+ -5

9 Nizamabad 1>178.44 140 750 P -5 W -5 5-10 BS

H) Egneshpur 145.69 Uninhabited II La(hifpur 344.38 72 348 P 5·10 W,HP -5 5-10 -5

12 Penimalla 3,764.78 566 2,921 P(4),M ,0 PHS W,HP PO 5-10 -5

13 Vcltur 1,787.09 428 2,325 P(2l,M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

14 Tirpapur 220,15 53 279 P 5-10 W,TK -5 5,10 BS

15 T

16 Uppunuthaht 813.42 740 3,953 P,M,H FPC, W,HP, PO 5-10 BS MH,H, T PHC 17 Marripallc 7Z5.19 206 1,141 P -5 W,T PO 5-10 .5

18 Rajanagar 305.54 Uninhabited 19 Lakshmapur 1,8l8.25 168 907 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5 Patti Godal 217

DIRECTORY lind Land use ACHAMPET 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 NeareRt 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) (IS) (16) (17) ( 18) (19) (20) (1)

KR Nagarkurnoo] 29 ED Rice T (70.01) 336,29 46.13 332.25 Tl Jowar GC (60.70) W (9.31) KR Nagarkurnool 30 EA Rice T (32.37) 232.29 248.48 33.18 2 Jowar W (32.37) KR Nagarkurnoo] 30 EA Rice T {36.82) 181.30 322.13 39.66 Nl:Ml 3 Jowar TK (21\.73) W (8.09) PR Nagarkurnool 34 EA Rice T (20.23) 296.23 295.82 61.11 Nl:Tl 4 Jowar W (20.23) PR Nagarkurnool 31 EA Rice T (4.86) 133.55 184.94 44.51 5 Jowar W (4.86) PR Nagarkurnool 38 EA Rice T (31.16) 247.67 33],03 65.96 Nl 6 Jowar TK 01.16) KR Nagarkurnool 40 EA Rice T (36.42) 617.14 762.83 7 lowar TK (24.28) W (12.14) KR Nagarkurnool 67 Rice T (15.38) 159.45 194.25 8 Jowar W (10.93) TK (4.45) PR Nagarkurnoo1 64 EA Rice T (4.05) 398.21 1.21 774.97 9 lowar W (4.05) Ul1ill!J(ibited 10 KR Nagarknrnaol 52 ED, Rice T (20.23) 59.08 165.52 99.55 11 EAG Jowar TK (17.00) o (2.83) WE (0.40) KR Nngarkurnool 61 EA Rice 408.73 T (ICO.7E) 2,017.76 150.14 1,Cf7.39 Cl 12 Jawar W (60.70) TK (19.83) GC (16.19) WE (4.04) PR Nagarkurnool 53 EA Rice T (118.17) 894.35 604.60 169,97 N2 13 Jowar TK (118.17) PR ' Nagarkurnool 50 EA Rice T (3.24) 78.51 137.19 1.21 14 Jowar W (3.24) PR Nagarkurnool 45 EA Rice T (90.65) 869.~6 6,48 626.45 Nl 15 Jowar W (90.65) PR Nagarkurnool 40 EA Rice T (176.44) 410.76 47.75 178.47 1'12 16 Jowar TK (133.54) W (42.90) PR Nagarkurnool 27 EA Rice T (21.45) 326.17 362.19 15.38 NI:Ml:Tl 17 Jowar TW (14.97) W (6.48) Unin/whited 18 KR Nagarkurnool 28 EA Rice T (n.44) 212.05 25.09 1,508.26 N2:Ml:Tl 19 Jowar TK (72.44) 218

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total number of Amenities available (if not a vailable 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 water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) ( 10)

20 Mamidlapalle 963.55 147 793 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 -5

21 Rakonda 1,256.14 291 1,501 P,M 0 W,HP PO 10+ BS

22 Polepalle 297.85 95 506 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

2} Upparapalle 906.49 161 946 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

24 linkunta 965.98 196 1,064 P CHW W PO 10+ BS

25 Ghattuthllmman 2,134.31 406 2,251 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -s

26 Palkapalle 1,082.53 257 1,294 P -5 W,T PO -5 BS

27 Lingotam 813.41 175 950 P -5 W.T -5 -5 BS

28 PlIljal 1,473.86 298 1,596 P -5 W,HP PO -5 BS

29 Chennaram (Sabak) 341.96 120 600 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

30 Peratwanpalle 551.99 135 746 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

3! Ayyavaripalle 528.11 137 668 P(2J,M,H 5-10 w -.5 5-10 BS

32 Singavaram 1,095.48 178 839 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

33 Raichcd 645.07 lC4 514 P 5-10 w -5 5-10 5-10

34 Hajipuf 888.28 187 1,098 P 5-10 w -5 5-10 BS 219

DIRECTORY and Land use ACHAMPET 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 rdigious, 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 Nagarkurnool 22 EA Rice T (45.73) 444.34 271.95 201.53 N2 20 lowar TK (38.45) W (7.28) PR Nagarkurnool 19 EA Rice T (53.42) 759.59 389.31 53.82 N2 21 Jowar TK (33.99) W (19.43) PR Nagarkurnool 24 EA Rice T (18.21) 184.54 95.10 22 Jowar TK (8.90) W (6.88) o (2.43) PR Nagarkurnool 24 ED Rice T (57.06) 500.59 62.73 286.11 23 Jowar TW (22.26) GC 07.40) TK (16.19) 0(1.21) PR Nagarkurnool 21 EA Rice T (87.41) 468.63 258.59 151.35 Nl 24 lowar TK (57.47) W (21.85) o (8.09) PR Nagarkurnool 27 ED Rice T (106.84) 1,382.81 139.62 505.04 Nl:Tl 25 lowar TK (106.84) PR Nagarkurnool 34 EA Rice T (34.98) 470.65 521.23 5.67 N2:Ml 26 lowar \V (46.13) TW (38.85) PR Nagarkurnool 33 EA Rice T (45.32) 361.38 406.71 Nl 27 lowQr W (40.47) TW (4,85) PR Nagarkurnool 41 EA Rice T (20.24) 309.18 1,007.66 136.78 Ml 28 lowar W (20.24) PR Nagarkurnool 49 EA Rice T (120.60) 154.59 66.77 .Cl 29 lowar TK (120.60) KR Nagarkurnool 51 EA Rice T (19.42) 335.48 20.24 176.85 Ml 30 lowar TK (12.14) W (4.05) WE (3.23) PR Nagarkurnool 53 ED, Rice T (12.14) 285.30 16.59 114.08 31 EAG lowar W (8.09) WE (4.05) KR NJgarkUlnool 50 Rice T (49.37) 568.18 58.27 419.66 32 lowar W (28.33) TK (1:.95) 0(8.09) KR Nagarkurnool 49 ED, Rice T (36.42) 128.29 35.21 445.l5 33 EAG lowar GC (36.42) PR Nagarkurnool 46 EA Rice T (25.50) 385.66 345.60 131.52 Tl 34 Iowar W (25.50) 220

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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--~--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 Water way) 0) (2) (3 ) (4A) (4R) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

35 Nadimpalle 1,916.59 485 2,481 P H W,HP, PO 5-10 BS TK

36 Achampet 1,365.00 2,036 10,840 P(4),M,H, H,MH, W,T,TK, PO,TO, Sunday BS JC HC,D(3}, HP,O PTO, FPC Phone 37 Tangapur 505.05 95 439 P -5 W -5 -5 -5

38 Polesettypalle 1,813.39 418 2,216 P -5 W,T,HP PO -5 BS

39 Mahadevpur 497.36 102 539 P 5-10 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

40 Chennaram 1165.22 154 893 P 10+ W -5 -5 5-10 Patti Godal 41 Tummanpet 1,059.46 392 2.107 P,M PH~ W,HP PO Tuesday BS

42 Lakhnaram 1,473.86 277 1,491 P 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS

43 Rampur 347.22 69 314 P 5- !O W,HP PO 5-10 BS

44 Valbhapur 399.02 118 629 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

45 Kondareddipalle 1,574.63 163 880 P,M CHW W,HP PO 5-10 BS

46 Ramajipalle 8.09 198 1,158 P,M 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 -5

47 Veeramrajupalle 378.78 53 307 P 5-10 W,HP 5· 10 5·10 ES

48 Goda) 1,675.39 347 1,796 P,M RP W,HP PO 5-10 BS

49 Manajipet 230.67 60 270 P 5·(0 'W,HP PO 5-10 BS 221

DIRECTORY and Land use ACHAMPET 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

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

PR Nagarkurnool 43 EA Rice T (182.92) I. 381. 19 352.48 N2:Ml:Tl 35 Jowar o (73.25) TW (60.70) W (48.97)' PR Nagarkurnool 35 EA Rice T (44.92) 322.94 422.89 574.25 N6:CI5:M6:T3 36 Jowar W (32.78) TW (12.14) PR Nagarkurnool 35 EA Rice T (9.71) 206.79 248.07 40.47 37 Jowar W (6·07) TK (3.64) PR Nagarkurnool 34 EA Rice T (88.22) 1,095.48 405.49 224.2.0 38 Jowar TK (80.94) W (7.28) PR Nagarkurnool 28 EA Rice T (18.61) 248.07 51.40 179.28 39 Jowar W (13.76) TK (4.85) KR Nagarkurnool 30 ED Rice T (17.00) 560.89 122.62 161.87 40 ]owar W (17.00) PR Nagarkurnool 24 EA Rice T (119.79) 601.36 322.13 16.18 N2;Ml:Tl 41 ]owar TK (106.84) W (12.95) PR Nagarkurnool 26 EA Rice T (97.53) 473.48 216.51 686.34 42 ]owar TK (60.70) W (36.83) PR Nagarkurnool 30 Rice T (21.85) 183.73 141.64 43 Jowar TK (16.59) W (5.26) PR Nagarkurnool 30 Rice T (31.97) 246.45 120.60 44 ]owar TK (26·30) W (5.67) PR Nagarkurnool 28 EA Rice T (72.84) 960.32 541.47 Cl:M4:T2 45 ]owar TK (47.35) W (25.49) KR Nagarkurnool 32 EA Rice T (0.40) 4.45 3.24 46 ]owar W (0.40) PR Nagarkurnool 32 Rice T (33.18) 292.18 53.42 47 ]owar TK (14.97) W (11.74) o (6.47) PR Nagarkurnool 30 EA Rice T (81.75) 1,382.40 120.19 91.05 Nl 48 Jowar TK (72.85) W (8.90) PR Nagarkurnool 30 Rice T (38.45) 189.39 2.83 49 ]owar TK (19.83) o (12.14) W (6.48) 222

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Water way) (1) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

50 Bakaram 322.94 68 398 P 5~ 10 W,HP -5 S~10 BS

51 Madapur 204.36 28 145 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 BS

52 Surapm' 477.12 196 1,002 P 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

53 Maqdoompur 210.84 47 226 P 5-10 W,HP 5-10 5-10 BS

54 Kothakuntapalle 220.96 127 687 P 5~IO W 5-10 5-10 ~5

55 Lingal 6,587.86 1,657 8,216 P(6),M,H H, W,HP PO Sunday BS CHW(4), 0

56 JillelapaJIe 58.27 Uninhabited 57 Narasaipalle 445.56 94 434 P 5~10 W PO -5 -5

58 Ananthavaram 393.76 140 707 P -5 W,HP -5 5-10 BS

59 Balmur 2,] 61.02 577 3 ,~20 p(2),M,H 5-10 W,HP PO Tuesday BS

60 Mylaram 462.15 122 696 P CHW W,HP ~5 5-10 -5

61 Ambagiri 328.20 95 487 P(2l,M,H 10+ W 5-10 10+ -5

62 Ramgiri 349.65 Uninhabited 63 Kondanagul 1,989.02 853 4.804 P,M,H,O PHS W,HP PO Monday BS

64 BillakaJ 3,]76.37 46 222 -5 5~10 W,HP PO 5-10 ~5

65 Banal 925.11 283 1,493 P(2) CHW W,HP PO 10+ ~5

66 Choutapalle 639.00 130 663 P 10+ W 5 5-10 -5

67 Gumpanpalle 556.04 118 548 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5

68 Lakshmapur Patti 1·020.61 194 1,009 P 5-10 W -5 5-10 -5 Nadimpallc 223

DIRECTORY and Land use ACHAMPET 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 histori calor No. (in Kms.) for culti- archaeological vat ion interest

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

PR Nagarkurnool 32 Rice T (22,26) 277.61 4.86 18.21 50 Jowar W (10.12) o (6.88) TK (5.26) PR Nagarkurnool 33 ED Rice T (24.28) 161.47 18.61 51 Jowar o (11.74) W (6.47) TK (6.07) PR Nagarkurnool 32 ED Rice T (35.61) 404.28 6.88 30.35 Nl 52 Jowar TK (21.04) o (7,69) W (6.88) PR Nagarkurnool 32 EA Rice T (12.14) 127.48 71.22 N2 53 ]owar TK (12.14) KR Nagarkurnool 35 EA Rice T (29.95) 160.25 30.76 54 Jowar TK (18.21) W (11.74) PR Nagarkurnool 35 EA Rice T (216.91) 4d 73.51 2,197.44 NI0l:Cl:Ml 55 Jowar TK (190.60) 0(16.19) W (10.12) Uninhabited 56 KR Nararkurnool 33 EA Rice T (18.61) 239.98 152.57 34.40 57 Jowar o (12.14) W (6.47) PR Nagarkurnool 33 EA Rice T (35.61) 321.72 8.09 27.11 58 Jowar W (35.61) PR Nagarkurnool 35 EA Rice 520.43 T (187.77) fi21.19 114.53 717,10 N2:M3 59 Jowar W (187.77) KR Nagarkurnool 40 EA Rice 46.54 T (97.12) 235.12 1.62 81.75 Nl 60 Jowar TK (97.12) PR Nagarkurnool 36 ED Rice 203.56 T (5.26) 115.74 3.64 61 Jowar TK (5.26) Uninhabited 62 PR Nagarkurnool 40 EA Rice 199.91 T (176.04) 918.63 157.42 537.02 N4:Ml:T2 63 Jowar TK (161.87) W (14.17) KR Nagarkurnool 43 ED Rice 2,725.14 T (127.48) 150.95 172 .80 64 Jowar TK (127.48) KR Nagarkurnool 40 EA Rice 206.79 T (1eO.77) 616.33 1.22 65 Jowar TK (84.99) W (15,78) KR Nngarkurnool 39 Rice T (34.00) 267.90 314.84 22.26 66 Jowar W (34.00) KR Nagarkurnool 40 Rice T (10.12) 180.08 314.84 51.00 67 Jowar W (10.12) PR Nagarkurnool 40 EA Rice 411.97 T (8.90) 357.21 225.81 22.66 68 Jovvar W (8.90) 224

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT Amenities

Total numher 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 whcrc the facility available is given) ,--____L ___ ---." Code village (in r------....J,.__------______~ 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 Water way) (I) (2) (3 ) (41\) (4R) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

69 Bolghatpalle 658.82 114 578 P 5·10 W -5 5-10 BS

70 Rangapur 1,040.44 348 ],974 P,M 5-10 W,TK, PO,TO 10+ BS HP.O

71 Brahmanpallc 717.51 93 453 P 5·10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS 4, 72 Chandapur 9S5.p 253 1,365 pel) ClIW w PO 5· iO BS

73 Ainole 3,456.41 439 2.203 P,M 5-10 W PO 5-10 BS

74 DOl11menpallc 3,725.53 474 2.394 P 5-10 w PO 10+ BS

75 Siddapur 7.105.00 511 2,541 P(Z) CHW w PO 10+ BS

76 MannavarpaIJe I. 204.75 184 1,033 P CHW w PO 5-10 -5

77 Ghanpur 1,J 39.59 222 1,201 P CHW, W PO 5-10 -5 PHC

78 Akkavaram 5,410.23 185 1,062 P -5 W PO 5·LO -5

79 Ippalpallc 3,953.77 173 999 P 5-10 W PO 5·10 -5

80 Maddil11adugu 19,495.28 98 505 P 5-10 W PO 5·10 -5

81 Gangupentn 6,853,33 39 238 -5 5·10 W -5 -5 -5

82 Mared 25.441.31 141 798 P 5-10 W PO 5·10 -5

83 UdimilJa 1,537.80 191 ],043 P CHW W PO 10+ -5

84 GUdUT 2,390.47 Uninhabited 225

DIRECTORY and Land use ACHAMPET TALUK

Land use (i.e., area under different types of land use Remarks in hectares rounded 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 vation interest

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

PR Nagarkurnool 40 Rice T (6.07) 356.93 273.16 22.66 69 Jowar W (6.07) PR Nagarkurnool 45 ED, Rice 357.74 T (71.63) 198.70 273.16 139.21 Nirajan Shah Wali 70 EO Jowar TK (51.40) Rahamathulla Darga, W (20.23) N2:M1:T2 PR Nagarkurnool 43 Rice T (13.76) 209.22 371.10 123.43 71 Jowar TK (7.28) W (6.48) PR Nagarkurnool 50 Rice T (186.15) 314.03 76.49 4{)9.14 Nt 72 Jowar GC (167.94) TK 04.16) W (4.05) PR Nagarkurnoo 1 54 Rice 1,307.13 T (75.27) 417.63 1,656.38 Nl 73 ]owar W (36.42) GC (14.97) TK (13.36) o (10.52) PR Nagarkurnool 58 Rice 81H.00 T (236.74) 1,384.02 101.17 1.122.60 74 Jowar GC (150.14) TK (64.75) W (2i.S5) PR Nagarkurnool 71 Rice 4.128.59 T (212.86) 1.443.91 82.96 1.336.67 Nl:Ml:T2 75 Jowar TK {197.89) GC (7.28) W (6.07) o (1.62) KR Nagarkurnool 77 Rice T (46.54) 404.28 285.71 46S.22 Nl:M1 76 ]owar TK (20.24) W (14.16) GC (12.14) KR Nagarkurnool 83 Rice T (18.61) 252.93 402.66 443.53 77 Jowar TK (12.14) W (6.47) KR Nagarkumool 92 Rice 4,596.81 T (4.45) 447.58 160.66 200.73 78 Jowar W (2.43) TK (2·02) KR Nagarkurnool 96 Rice 3,618.28 T (1.62) 174.82 143.66 9.71 79 Jowar W (1.62) KR Nagarkurnoo I lOS Rice 9,739.14 T (2.43) 1.22 9.71 9,742.78 80 Jowar W (2.43) KR Nagarkurnool 97 Rice 3,376.69 T (1.21) 9.31 3,466.12 81 Jowar W (1.21) KR Nagarkurnool 98 Rice 12.140.54 T (12.95) 2.43 40.47 13 ,244.92 82 Jowar TK (10.52) W (2.43) KR Nagarkurnool 88 Rice 798.04 5.66 734.10 83 Jowar Uninhabited 84 226

VILLAGE

MAHBUBNAGAR 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 Water way) (l) (2) (3) (4A) (4B) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

85 Uppunuthala 2,297.80 70 353 P 5·10 W -5 5·11) -5 (Uppe~ plateau) 86 Tirmalapur 490.07 291 1,411 P 5-10 W PO 5·10 -5 (Srisaiiam Project town ship) 87 Lakshmapur 1,581.51 209 993 P CHW W PO 10+ -5

88 Vankashwaram (i, 267.35 793 P(2),M, 5-10 W,HP PO 5-10 BS H .,,

89 Padra 1,273.14 784 4,290 P,M PHC,RP W,HP PO S·IO BS

90 Amrabad 1,855 10.104 P ,M,H, H,RP W,HP PO,TO, Wednesday BS o PTO

91 Macharam 393.76 127 641 P CHW W,HP PO 5-10 BS

92 Turkapalle 972.46 355 1,766 P(2),M CHW, W PO 5-10 BS RP

93 Munnanur 1,087.39 779 3,835 P(3),M, D(2), W,T PO,TO, 5-10 BS H MCW, PTa CHW(2)

94 Vatavallapalle 333.06 177 955 P 10+ W PO 5-10 BS 227

DIRECTORY

and Land use ACHAMPET 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 Nagarkurnool 72 Rice 521·23 T (0·81) i21·40 1,406·28 222·98 85 Jowar W (0·81) KR Nagarkurnool 68 Rice T (7.69) 91 ·05 391·33 86 Jowar TK (7.69)

KR Nagarkurnool 75 Rice T (97·93) 69·61 665· 30 743·67 . 87 Jowar TK (93·89) W (2·83) o (1.21) PR Nagarkurnool 75 EA Rice 3,995·45 T (72·44) 1,005·24 712·24 481·98 N4:Tl 88 Jowar W (32·37) WE (20·24) TK (19·83) PR Nagarkurnool 69 EA Rice T (38·44) 10,]2 617·55 607·03 N5:M2 89 Jowar TK (20·64) WE (9.71) W (8.09) PR Nagarkurnool 60 EA Rice T (280.85) 945·35 3,059.01 31,392.60 N22:C7:M2 90 Jowar TK (194·65.) W (36·02) o (28·33) WE (21·85) PR Nagarkurnool 55 ED, Rice T (17.40) 290·97 33·59 51·80 Tl 91 EAG ]owar o (8·09) TK (4·45) WE (2.43) W (2·43) PR Nagarkurnool 56 EA Rice T (80.13) 575·87 156·61 159·85 92 Jowar TK (61·51) 0(14·16) WE (2.43) W (2·03) PR Nagarkurnool 52 EA Rice T (113·72) 507·88 254·95 210·84 N30:C5 93 Jowar TK (101·98) o (10·12) WE (1·62) PR Srisailam Project ED Rice 233.51 24·28 75.27 94 town ship Left jowar Flank Colony 32 228

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APPENDIX - II

LAND UTILISAlION DATA IN RESPECT OF NON-MUNICIPAL TOWNS (CENSUS TOWNS)

Land uses (i.e., area under different types of land use in acres hectares rounded to the nearest unit) ,~- _..... ------_ .. - -_ .. -- -_ ...... -_ .. ----_ .... --- _'-_ .. --- _- -_ ..... --_ .... -_ ...... ------...... -- ...... _... ----, Culturablc waste Sl. Name Ot town and talnk Irrigated by (including Area No. within brackets Total Area Forest source Un irrigated gauchar and not available groves) for cultivation 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Alampur (Alampur) 56·00 T (11·02) 9·53 35·45 GC (9.02) o (2·00) 2 Badepalle (Jadcherla) 1,030·00 T (744·90) 114· 80 170·30 3 Farooqnagar (Shadnagar) 1,410·00 T (117·88) 741·69 338·36 212·07 TK (83·37) WE (34·51) 4 Kollapnr (Kollapur) 1,838·00 1,031·71 T (49·79) 544·53 142·32 69·65 5 Kosigi (Kodangal) 4,010·00 T (867·37) 2,946·66 196·00

(j Nagarkurnooi 761·00 T (104·40) 234·39 244·1~ 178·06 (Nagarkurnool) TK (88·22) W (16·18) 7 Srisailam Project Not Available Town Ship Left Flank Colony (Achampet) 8 Wanaparthi (Wanaparthi) 3,631·00 T (252·93) 1,315·23 1,711·14 351·70 233

APPENDIX - III STATEMENT SHOWING THE LIST OF VILLAGES WHERE ALL THE AMENITIES OTHER THAN DRINKING WATER ARE NOT AVAILABLE

L.C. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village No. No. No. (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2)

KODANGAL T ALUK 20 LingampalJe

MAKTHAL TALUK 14 Narsappapall e 40 Samanur 106 Khalhalli 129 Gajarandoddi

". MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK

4 CheekarJapalie 17 Veerasettipalle 19 Hajilapur 41 ChinmanampaJle 50 Nallepalle

JADCHERLA T ALUK 52 Ammapalle 56 Shankarayapalle 63 Chittaboinpalle 87 KankapuT

SHADNAGAR TALUK 50 Malkapahad

KALVAKURTHI TALUK 8 Nagiredd iguda

WANAPARTHI TALUK 87 Govindahalli 108 Pullareddikunta 113 Nancharammapet 120 Ramammapct 131 Mungamandinne

GADWAL TALUK 2 Musaldoddy

ALAMPUR TALUK 86 Burdidipad

KOLLAPUR TALUK 54 Vcdukaraopalle 104 Solipuram

ACHAMPET T ALUK 81 Gangupenta 234

APPENDIX - IV

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULA TlON 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)

KODANGAL T ALUK

0-5* 111 Appaipalle (Koilkonda) 153 Bapunpalle 6-10 15 Metlukunta 16 !vi adanpalle 62 Kudrimalla 92 Balampet 102 Chintaldinne 116 Lakshmipuram 126 Chakulivanipallc 140 Khush Mohl11edpalle 142 Gokulnagar lSI Wathugundla 11-15 7 Yenkepalle 8 Wadicherla 11 Tumkil11etta 12 Bonraspet 19 Choudarpalle 23 Al11sanpalle 27 Kbdanga] 30 Neetoor 42 Hasnabad 43 Parsapur 47 Erlapalle (Kodangal) 48 Lakcherla 49 Hakimpet 53 Togapuram 64 Doulatabad 67 Bichal 71 Gokafasalwad 75 Mungimalla 81 Mirjapuram 87 Devarfasalwad 91 Sultanpur 97 Annasagar 110 Gundmal 112 Dorepalle 113 Maddur 117 Narapur 120 Kankunhy 121 Gadimankanpa I Ie 131 Nidijinta 132 Kothapalle (Koilkonda) 133 Kommur 134 Veeraranl 137 Mannapur 139 Nandigaon 144 Duppatghat 149 Kamsanpalle 154 Damargidda 16-20 4 Chitlapallc 5 Appaipalle 10 Kothur 14 Saleindapur 17 Burhanpur 18 Namdarpur :24 Chilmanmailwar 29 Pedda N.lIldigaon 31 Angadi Raichur 35 Kastoorpalle 37 Rawalpalle 40 Nandwar 46 YerupumalJa 51 Sarjakhanpet 54 Nacharam 63 Yamki 70 Timmareddipalle 73 Challapur &0 BijjaIam 85 Pallerla 88 Polkampalle 90 Tirmalapur 93 Anthwar 96 Uligundam 103 Jadhavraopalle 105 Bhaktimalla 106 Bhogaram 115 Ashanpalle 128 Ayyawarpalle 130 Ranvatla 136 Lingalched 141 Yellareddipalle 147 Mominapur 148 Bommanpahad ]50 Chandrareddipalle 21-30 1 Rudraram 3 Annaram 20 Lingampalle 25 Regadmailaram 28 Pyalamaddi 32 Tekalkota 33 Upparapalle 39 Kowdeed 44 Dudyal 45 Gourwar 50 Polepalle 55 Chandra van cha 56 Mukthipahad 57 Lodhipoor 58 KothapalJe (Kodangal) 60 Sooraipalle 61 Indapoor 66 Chandrakal 68 Allapoor 69 Gundepalle 72 Erlapalle 74 Mashrifa 76 Chennaram 77 Kosigi 79 Kadampalle 83 Nandipahad 84 Lakkaipalle 86 Parsapur (Doulatabad) 94 Gadpa 95 Vithalapur 98 Mogalmadka 100 Danganpuram 101 NagireddipalJe 108 AmJikunta 109 Mudireddipalle 114 Khajipuram liS Lokurthy 119 Mallareddipalle 123 Piddampalle 124 Kandanpallc 127 Dcsaipalle 129 Pedripahad 135 Pedd"pur 138 Timmareddipalle 143 Allipur (Koilkonda) 145 Boneed 146 Chanwar 156 Sajnapoor * Excludes villages with no scheduled castes population 235

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 LC. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (1) (2) (1) (2) (1 ) (2)

KODANGAL TALUK (Concld.)

31+ 2 Nagwar 6 Udimeshwar 13 Dupucherla 26 Najukhanpalle 36 Indanoor 38 Matoor 59 Saleempur 65 Kuppagiri 89 Nagsar 104 Balbhadrayapalle 122 Lingareddipalle 152 Kytanpall e 155 Udmalgidda

MAKTHAL TALUK

0·5 40 Samanur 49 Yergatpalle 51 Pathapalle 89 Golapallc 94 Chandapur 116 Dasaradoddi

6-10 13 Kotakonda 43 Utkur 54 Kavasanpalle 61 Marikal 92 Khanapur 109 Hindupur 125 Muraharidoddi

11-15 16 Vinjamur 32 Singar 38 Pagidimarri 53 Yamananpalle 55 Mandipalle 56 Madhavaram (Marikal) 58 Pusalapad 63 Eligandla 71 Nagireddipalle 72 Mallepalle 73 Chinna Poria 74 Edavalli 77 Kachwar 79 Lingampalle (Chinaporla) 83 Bhairampalle 87 Makthal 90 Rudrasamudram 96 Gurulapalle 100 Kothapalle 104 Shukralingampalle 111 Kunsi 112 Gudeballur 117 Wadawat 118 Karni 126 Muctmal 129 Gajarandoddi

16-20 3 Ekhlaspur 5 Perapaile 8 Appireddipalle 11 Boinpalle 15 Abhangapur 21 Kondapur 22 Kistapur 23 Dhanwada 25 Kollampalle 29 Nidgurthi 30 Appakapallc 31 Jajaour 44 Thipraspalle 50 Bijwar 64 Gudigandla 65 Jawalapur 66 Jaklair 67 Phulmamidi 68 Peddaporia 78 Upparapalle 80 Madhawar (Makthal) 84 Neradgum 97 Warkoor 98 Thalankeri 99 Gururao LingampaIJe 107 Tangadigi 108 Gurujala 119 Chityala 122 Adivi Satyavaram

21-30 1 Jalalpur 2 Bhairamkonda 9 Ammireddipalle 10 Chinna Jatram 12 Thirumalapur (Dhanwada) 17 Ankilla 19 Ayyawarpalle (T) 24 LingampaIJe (Kollampalle) 28 Pedda Jatram 35 Vallampalle 41 Aminpur 42 Oblapur 52 Gunmukla 57 Gotur 69 Kollur 76 Bondalakunta 81 Someswarabanda 101 Alampalle 110 Adivi KhanapUi 113 Maganur 121 Paramandoddi 123 Pagadabanda 127 Punjanur 128 Kolpur 130 MandipaIJe 236

APPENDIX - IV (Conld)

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)

MAKTHAL TALUK (Concld.)

31+ 20 Chandapur (Dhanwada) 45 Bapur 46 Lachampalle 59 Rakonda 60 Ibrahimpatnalll 62 Paspul 70 Samistapur 82 Ujjalli 85 Garanhalli 86 Sangambanda 102 Chegunta 103 Ainapur 105 Kusumurthy 106 Khalhalli

MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK

0-5* 32 Jainalipur 39 Yarampalle 40 Kannaipalle 58 A:::haryapuram 73 Mahbubnagar 82 Oblaipalle 6-10 19 Hajilapur 44 Chand rajpalle 48 Modipur S9 Keshavapur 63 Garlapad 66 Chinna Daripalle 11-15 8 Gundiyala 16 Fathepur 21 Ippatur 23 Kuchoor 26 K3rkonda 30 Teegalpalle 33 Dachakpalle 37 Hanwada 38 Madharam 50 NallepalJe 51 Salepalle 57 lbrahimnagar 60 Malkapur 64 Abhang

JADCHERLA TALVK

0-5* 52 Ammapalle 6-10 23 Kallepalle 41 Tirmalgiri 85 Appaipalle 86 Shakrapur 90 Nizalpur

11-15 7 Balanagar JO Nerellapalle 12 Kuthenepalle 19 Seriguda (Gouthapur) 42 Pedda Adir yal 55 Jadcherla 57 Malleboinpalle 68 Karvena 69 Kotha Moigara 71 Kappeta 74 Hasnapur 75 Annasagar 79 Janampet 80 Tadikonda 82 Gajulapet 237

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) (1) (2)

JADCHERLA TALUK (Concld.) 16-20 1 Udithyal 3 Surar3m 4 Mothi Gh3napur 9 Gunded 11 Raghavapur 13 Dondlapaile 14 Tirmalapur 15 Khanapur 16 Rangareddiguda 17 Kethireddipalle 21 Boda Janampet 25 Gundla Potlapallc 26 Rajnpur 29 Raipalle 32 Vallur 34 PoJepalle 36 Gollapallc 40 Edganpailc 49 Kodgal 54 Gangapur 58 Bureddip;}ile 64 Tadparthi 65 Bhuthpur 72 GopaJpur Khurd 77 PolkampalJe 78 Thimmapur 81 JppaJpalle 84 Kodoor 89 SankaJmaddi 21-30 2 Macharam 5 Burgul 18 Peddayapalle 20 Vanamvaniguda 27 Kuchcherkal 28 Chi nllavclle 31 Kishtaram 33 Uddandapur 35 Macharam 3li Mallepalle 43 Thommidirekul 45 Lingarndana 47 Chinna Adiryal 53 Kodparthy 61 Kistampalle 62 Aloor 66 Kothur 67 Burgupalle 70 Path a Molgara 73 Pothulamadugu 83 Zamistapur 31·:. 6 Gouthapur 8 Nandaram 22 Appajipalle 24 Agrahar Potlapalle 30 Ambatapur 37 Earlapdle 48 Konded 50 Nekkonda 51 Gopalpur Kalan 60 Nagsala 76 Ravalpalle 88 Tunkinipur

SHADNAGAR TALUK

0-5* 43 lndranagar 45 Vecrannapet n Rekul Chowdapur 79 Jogammaguda

6-10 42 Jilled 90 Seriguda (Bhadrayapalle) 91 Khajiguda 11-15 10 Rangasamlldram (YelIampalIe) 11 Mogalgidda 24 Nandigam 31 Chowlpalle 32 Kandivanam 33 Chinna Elkicherla 35 P:lfvathapur 55 Chinchod 60 Yedira 65 Chowdoor 101 Seriguda (Madhur::pur) 102 Madhurapur 16-20 2 Mutpoor 12 Elkatta 16 Mamidipalle 17 ChegUJ 18 Malbpur 19 Gudur 20 Thimmapur 28 Hajipallc 48 Pedda Elkichcrla 51 Chegireddi Ghanpur 64 Kolloor 67 Pomal 76 Bheemar'am 77 Kamsunpalle 78 Vittyal 85 Buchchiguda 87 Inmulnerva 93 Kondannaguda 99 Papireddiguda 103 Ippalpalle 105 Eklaskhanp'~t 106 Siddapur 110 Kothapet 112 Kcshampct 114 Chintakuntapalle 120 Chinna Rev31li 122 Nirdhavclli 124 Bodnampalie 21-30 6 Uttaruspalle 9 Sri Rangapur 14 Nagulapalle 21 Kothur 23 Veerlapalle 26 Chattanpalk 27 Solipur 30 Kishannagar (Pidikiryal) 34 Somarampahad 38 Thummalapalle 44 Gurrampalle 47 Padmaram 238

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. Nameof Village L.C. Name of Village L.C_ Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2)

SHADNAGAR TALUK (Colic/d.)

21-30 52 Raviryal 53 Cherukupalle 54 Tangallapalle 56 Agiryal 57 Venkiryal 61 lakaram 63 Chalvendrampalle 66 Ammapur 68 Kamaram 69 Gurukunta 70 Darpalle 73 Lingampalle 74 Kakarajal 75 Dcpallc 80 Annaram 81 Raikal 84 Kammadbanam 86 Dooskal 88 Penjerla 89 Kodichella 92 Sangam 96 Velijerla-ll 100 Gantlavelli 104 Dattaipalle 107 Bhairkhanpalle 109 Alwal III Chowlpalle 113 Vemulnarva 115 Ponnalpalle 118 Pedda Revalli 119 Modampalle 121 Lemamidi 123 Kaknoor

31+ Ummenthyal Lalapet 3 Chilkamarri (Regadi) 4 Chukkamet 5 Tekulpalle 7 Bhairampall e 8 Medhipur 15 Edulpalle 22 Theegapur 37 Kondurg 40 Vanampalle 41 Thoompalle 58 Viswanathpur 62 Gunjalpahad 71 Lokirev 83 Chilkamarri (Chelka) 108 Santhapur 116 Lingaram 117 Hemajipur

KALVAKURTHI TALUK

0-5 5 Niramlapur 16 Vasudevapuram

6-10 51 Dodlapahad 81 Bhairampalle 119 Kalvakurthi

11-15 10 Kadthala 17 Karkalapahad 20 Vithaipalle 33 Venkatraopet 34 Garvipalle 37 Mudhivenu 50 Appareddipalle 59 Andugul 60 Sirusangandla 61 Charakonda 70 Kuppagandla 82 Kathapalle 119 Ramreddipalle 92 U rukondapet 101 Pothcpalle 117 leedipalle 129 Rangapur 147 Tirmalagiri

16-20 Sri Ramakrishnapuram 3 Padkal 12 Challampalle 13 Salarpur 15 Yedavalli 21 Channaram 22 Chakkapur 25 Julapalle 27 Venkatapur Patti Ve!jala' 29 Chandradana 32 Khanapur 35 Amangal 36 Akuthotapalle 44 Annaboinpalle 46 Suddapalle 48 Brahmanpalle 54 Polepalle 55 Kalakonda 56 Aj ilapur 58 Girikothapalle 62 Gokaram 64 Bhairapur 65 Chaduruvalle 68 Churkur 71 Ghattu Ippalapal1e • 72 Bommarajupall e 73 Timmapur 77 Singamdoddi 79 Donur 84 Vaspula 86 Wadiyal 87 Midjil 99 Veldanda 111 Madharam 115 Velkatta 120 Tarnikal 124 Suddakal 138 Mittasadgode 142 Vangur 145 Tippa reddipa lle 146 Gajra 239

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) (I) (2)

KALVAKURTHI TALUK (Coneld.)

21-30 6 Ravichedu 11 Vampuguda 19 Konapur 23 Talkondapalle 26 Antharam 28 Veljala 30 Rampur 31 MedakpaUe 39 Cherikonda Patti (Kalvakurthi) 40 Settipalle 41 Nagilla 42 Ku~kulpalle 47 Arkapalle 49 Madgul 52 AUTupalle 57 Iruvennu 63 Seri Appireddipalle 66 Bellampalle 69 Peddapur 75 Vemula 76 Masigundlapalle 78 Kanchanpalle 83 Cheluneru 88 Boinpalle 90 Ravalli 94 JakunaJpalle (Jaka£alpalle) 95 lillella 96 Rachur 104 Timmaipalle 105 Jupalle 106 Lingareddipalle 107 Tandra 108 Kotra 109 Marchala 110 RachalapalJe 112 Kothur 113 VeJugommuJa 116 Venkatapur Patti Moligara 118 Kurmidde 121 Totapalle 123 Vepur 125 Panjagul 126 Yellikal 127 Kondareddipalle 128 Polkampalle 130 Mokarala 131 Gundur 133 Raghupatipet 137 UJipara 140 Uppalapahad 141 Venkalapur Patti Godal 143 Sarvareddipalle 144 Konetipur

31+ 2 Lingaraopalle 4 Madharam 14 Cheepunuthala 24 Badnapur 43 Chennampalle 53 Singampalle 85 Mannanur 91 Urukonda 93 Narasampalle 97 Ippapahad 100 Gur.dal 102 Yerravalli 114 Gudiganpalle 122 Bekkara 132 Lingasanipalle 134 Annaram 135 Jajala 136 Pothureddipalle 139 Dondichinta lapalle

NAGARKURNOOL TALUK

0-5* Nil

6-10 4 Pullagiri 30 Latpalle 63 Mahadevunipet 64 Gangaram 99 Chakalpalle 130 Pedduru 138 Jeelugupalle

11-15 6 Avancha 7 Buddhasamudram 14 Chegunta 50 Guntakoduru 59 Pal em 60 Venkatapur 67 Allipur 95 Tadparthy 97 Tirmalapur 100 Kesampet 104 Gudipalle 109 Bandapalle 123 Nagapur 137 Sayampet (Jain)

16-20 2 Nasrul1abad 3 Marrikal 10 Vedirepalle 11 Thimmajipda 17 Appaj ipalle 18 Kodaparthy 26 Vattem 27 Velgonda 28 Manganuru 29 Gouraram 32 Bijinapalle 33 Gudlanarva 38 Thummalasugur 40 lndrakallu 41 Govindayapalle 43 Antharam 46 Medipuram 54 Yenda Betta 240

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

A: SCHED ULED 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) (I) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2)

NAGARKURNOOL TALUK (Concld.) 16-20 62 Bayapur 65 Mammaipalle 69 Vaddemanu 77 PuJjal 81 Parvathapuram 85 Manthata 90 Sripuram 91 Toodukurthy 93 Polkepahad 94 Gopalpet 106 Vanapatla 113 Peddamudnur 114 ChandubhatIa 117 Revalle 120 YeduJa 122 Raipakula 132 Marrikal 136 Dattaram

21-30 Alwanpalle 5 Ippalpalle 8 Nerellapalle 9 Marepalle 13 Gorata 15 Bajipuram 16 Gumkonda 20 Bhavaj ipalle 21 Papgal 23 Aithavolu 24 Bhallanpalle 25 Pathareddipalle 31 PolepalJe 34 Anekhanpalle 36 Kummera 37 Parvathayapalle .42 Yaldarpalle 44 Nagadevupalle 48 Allapur 49 Vengampalle 51 Yadareddipalle 52 Thadur 55 CherlaitkaYi1a 56 Tirmalapuram 58 LingasanpaJle 61 Khanapur 66 Shainpalle 70 Nallavelli 71 Uyyalawada 74 Gaggalpalle 75 Malkapur 78 Karuvanga 79 Nadigadda 80 Gouraram 82 Telkapalle 83 Chinna Mudnur 84 Darnistapur 86 Dechi Itkyal 87 Naganul 89 Bondalapalle 92 Salkarpet 96 Mannanur 98 Yedutla 101 Talupunuru 108 Ananthasagar 1 ]0 Gattunellikuduru 112 Goutampalle 115 Narsaipalle 116 Shanaipaile 118 Chennaram 121 Konkalapalle 124 Ganyagula 125 Venna Cherla 127 ChandrikaI 128 Mushtipalle 129 Peddapalle 131 Aleru 135 Kornatikunta 31+ 22 Sirusuvada 35 Karukonda 39 Yatmatapur 45 Nellikuduru 47 Polmuru 57 Vasantapur 73 Chandayapalle 76 Venkatapur 103 Peddapuram 105 Auraspalle 107 Gaddarnpalle 111 Raipakula 119 Cheerkapalle 126 Adirial 133 Vattipalle 134 Boppepalle

WANAPARTHI TALUK 0-5* 66 Dwarakanagar 69 Shankarammapet 79 Kasimnagar 81 Srinivasapur 82 Nagavaram 121 Ramapuf 6-10 8 Jeenugurala 21 Salkelapur 25 Appareddipalle 26 Mamidimada 29 Shapur 35 Upparapalle 37 Timmaipallc 38 Katavaram 39 Shakhapur 64 Patha Jangamaipalle 73 Mangilla 75 Rajanagar 83 Rajapet 86 Kothakota 89 TirmalaipalJe 90 Nelividi 91 Madnapur 92 Ramanpahad 96 Amadabakal 98 Peddagudem 101 Savaigudem 102 Kistagiri 106 Cherlapalle 107 Apparala 113 Nancharammapet 115 Natchahalli 132 Penchikalpahad 137 Nagasanpalle 241

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 LC. Name of Village L.c. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Percentages) (I) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

WANAPARTHI TALUK (Cone/d.)

11-15 3 Baswaipallc 4 Lachampalle 5 Vemula 7 Nandipet 10 Ponnakal 11 Komireddipall e 12 Kondur 15 Kamaluddinpur 23 Malkamiapalle 28 Ghanpur 32 Manajipet 33 Jangamaipal1e 40 Gud,banda 41 Pedda Mungalched 44 Addakul 46 Veltoor 47 Ghatla Khanapur 48 Maddigatla 51 Veeraipalle 54 Ankoor 57 Buddharam 58 Chennoor 61 Pedda Mandadi 71 Palem 78 Appaipalle 84 Sankireddipalle 93 Ajjakol 94 Waddew<'t 95 Satyahalli 97 Rayanpet 100 Chandapur 103 Kadukuntla lOS Boothpur 110 Pamapur 111 Miraspalle 112 Natavelli 116 Tatipamula 117 Kancharlupalle 119 Shakhapur 120 Ramammapet 125 Kambalapur 128 Srirangapur 139 Ayyawarpalle 144 Yaperla

16-20 1 Choudarpalle 2 Hajiapur 6 Dasarpalle 9 Rachal 17 Venkatampalle 20 Elkicherla 27 Parwatapur 34 Solipur 42 Kanmanoor 52 Pamireddipalle 60 Chityala 62 Mojerla 67 Konnur 68 Narasingapur 74 J agathpalle 76 Achutapur 80 Anjangiri 85 Kanaipalle 88 Dantanoor 109 Ramakr ishnapur 123 Pebbair 126 Nagaral 129 Bunyadpur 134 Sugur 135 Janampet 136 Venkatapur 138 Pathapalle 142 Tippaipalle 143 Gummadam

21-30 13 Mohammad Hussainpalle 16 Agawaram 18 Tirmalaipalle 19 Maddigatla 31 Malkapur 36 Suraipalle 43 Baleedpalle 45 Chinna Mungalched 49 Alwal 50 Chinna Mandadi 53 Balijapalle 55 Venkatapur 59 Chimanguntapalle 63 Kanumetta 104 Mummull apalle 122 Rangapur 124 Chelmella 133 Veerladinne 141 Budidipad

31+ 22 Almaipalle 70 Ramanathpur 114 Mentapalle 118 Toomalapalle 131 Mungamandinne

ATMAKUR TALUK

0-5* 30 Jangamreddipalle 34 Rajpalle 41 AppampaUe 43 Isrampallc 48 Ammapur 110 Balakistapur

6-10 1 Bollaram 19 Lalkot 21 Gopanpalle 28 Eklaspur 39 Seetarampet 51 Tirumalapur 69 Nagireddipalle 72 Chinna Chintakunta 77 Gopanpet 80 Amarchinta 242

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 cen tages) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

ATMAKUR TALUK (Concld.)

11-15 2 HajalapuT 10 Gurakonda 11 Gopa1puT Kalan 13 Dokur 16 Venkatapur 25 Pallamarri 38 Chittanur 42 Dasarpalle 46 Muthyalampalle 57 Yamki 74 Allipur 75 Duppalle 85 Chandraghad 86 Mittanandimalla 90 Satyavaram 99 Anllgonda 100 Mustipalle 102 Kistampalle 105 Mastipuf 109 Atmakur 111 Medepalle 116 Thipadampalle 120 Toompalle

16-20 3 Chinna RajmooT 5 Nagaram 6 Gaddeguda 7 Venkataipalle 12 Deverkedra 17 Teelair 20 Gudibanda 22 PlIttapalle 24 Muchintal 26 Fareedpur 29 Kanmanur 36 Undekode 40 Nellikonda 44 Reku lampall e 45 Peruru 47 Varna 49 Kurumurthy 54 Damganapur 67 Bekkarpalle 68 Nagalkadnur 79 Pinamcherla 87 Yellampalle 103 Erladinne 107 Singampet 117 Motampalle 118 Arepalle

2\-30 8 Balsupal1e 9 Baswapur 14 Mingavanipalle 15 Bandarpalle 18 Pedda Chintakunta 31 Patherched 33 Manthangod 35 Narva 37 Rampur 52 Edulapur 53 Waddeman 55 Kumarlingampalle 56 Lankal 60 Raikode 63 Bhoothp(Jr 64 Sivapur 66 Kadmur 73 Maddur 84 Dharmapur 89 Kondadoddi 91 Kalwal 92 Pancha1ingal 94 Chinna Gopalpur 104 'Nandimalla 106 Mulamalla 108 Khanapur 113 Jurial 119 Kathepalle 121 Veeraraghavapur 122 Rechintal

31+ 4 Pedda Rajmoor 27 Jinnavaram 50 Gudur 62 Katrevpalle 70 Omdyala 71 Lakshmidevipur 76 Kothapalle 95 Pasupul 96 Panchadevapahad 97 Pareval 112 Somas agar 115 Devarpalle

GADWAL TALUK

0-5* 4 Venkatapuram 14 Kothapalle 49 Slddalonpalle 64 Madde1abanda 65 Maldakallu 67 Cha rlagarlampadu 71 Nagardoddi 100 Sindanoor 102 Pulikal

6-10 22 Pudur 55 Thummalacheruvu 99 Tottinenidoddi

11-15 6 Neelahalli 7 Mirzapuram 17 Mulkalapalle 21 Basaracheruvu (Anantapur) 32 Alwalpad 33 Puranapalem 35 Kondapur 37 Nandinne 56 Aloor 57 Kuchinerla 60 Yel1amdoddi 61 GaHu 63 Penchikalpad 70 Vitlapuram 75 Argidda 77 Gorlakhandoddi 81 Balgera 88 Jeeja 243

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 LC. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Popula tion No. No. No. (Percentages) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) (I) (2)

GADWAL TALUK (Concld.)

11-15 92 Chinn a Tandrapadu 94 Medikonda 95 Uttanoor 96 Chagadona 98 Boyalguddam

16-20 1 Irkicbedu 5 Earlabanda 8 Nettampadu 10 Garlapad 11 Upperu 18 Beerole 25 Paramala 28 Gonpad 30 Mannapur 34 Ganganpalle 39 Kaloori Timmandoddy 40 Umithyala 42 Marlabeedu 43 Dharur 44 Ji 11 adabanda 47 Boordipad 53 Bijjawaram 54 Ryalampad 58 Chinta lakunta 74 Tbatikunta 76 Tappetlamorsu 78 Macherla 84 Ekalaspur

21-30 2 Musaldoddy 3 Pagunta 12 Ch intarevula 13 Rekulapalle 16 Yenkampet 23 Jammichedu 24 Melacheruvu 27 Atmakur 29 Palcherla 36 Guvvaldinne 41 Kotulagidda 45 Kakulavaram 46 Palavai 62 Rayapuram 68 Yelkur 89 Tumkunta 91 Uppal 93 Kyashwaram 101 Kuduknoor

31+ 19 Gurramgadda 26 Sangala 31 Dornal 48 D. Amaravai 66 Yeddulagudem 72 Kartiravalcheruvu 83 Mittadoddi 90 ladadoddi

ALAMPUR TALUK

0-5* 29 Julakal 58 Mandoddi 92 Singawar 96 Bairanpalle

6-10 10 Udandapur 44 Seripalle

11-15 4 Timmapur 13 Shabad 17 Dharmawaram 20 Rajsrigarlapad 26 Narayanapur 28 Rampur 33 Konkal 36 Koiidinne 50 Amarvai 54 Rajoli 60 Venisompur 70 Bonkur 72 Pedda Pothuiapad 86 Burdidipad 88 Baswapur 94 Sultanpur 95 Jilleipad

16-20 6 Putandoddi 7 Mungal 8 Itkyal 14 Chagapur 16 Vemula 25 Boravelle 30 Yapadinne 34 Vaddepalle 42 Maramungal 43 Pragatoor 52· Paipad 57 Pacharla 59 Nasnur 66 Maddur 67 Kalkuntla 68 Korvipad 75 Pullur 79 Kyatur 80 Yapaladevipad 82 Bheemwaram 83 Bukkapur 91 Kasipur 93 Ryaiampad 97 Gundimalla 244

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) (l) (2) (1) (2)

ALAMP{)R TALUK (Cone/d.) 21-30 Gopaldinne 3 Kondair 9 Peddadinne 11 Sate ria 19 Kaspakula 21 Pallepad 27 Vallur 32 TangaJ 35 JiI!edinne 37 Pedda AmidyaJpadu 39 Manopad 41 ltkyalpad 53 Budamarsu 55 Mundladinne 56 Pedda Tandrapad 63 Thummella 73 Chinna Pothulapad 74 Kalgotla 76 Undavclli 77 Kanchupad 84 Konair 85 Linganwai 87 Bhairapur

31+ 2 Mogil ravalcheruvu 5 Sasnool 15 Batladinne 23 Chandur 24 Jallapur 38 Chandapur 46 Takkasila 48 Chinnipad 51 A· Burdipad 62 Chinna Dhanwada 64 PadamatigarJapad 65 Toorpu Garlapad 69 Mennipad 78 Chinna AmidyaJpad 81 Utkur 98 UppaJpad 100 Kudavelli

KOLLAPUR TALUK

0- 5* 24 Rayavaram 56 Tirmalampalle 66 Tellarallapall~ 74 Chintalpalle

6-10 3 Dawajipalle 4 Annavaram 21 Ambatpalle 36 RayanpaJle 37 Bandapalle 63 Narsaipallc 64 Korlakunta 82 MalachintapaJle 90 GopaaJpuram 98 Miyapuram 107 Chcllcpahad

11-15 7 Remaddula 34 Pangal 38 Jammapuram 41 Chikkepalle 49 Satapun;m 57 Maredumandinne 58 Kothapet 65 Bollawaram 68 Busireddi palle 70 Kalwarla 73 Konduru 86 NarasingaraopaJle 87 Choutabet la 89 Pentlavelli 95 Gova rdhangiri 16-20 1 Chintakunta 8 Singaipalle 10 Turkadinne 11 Muthireddypalle 12 Janampalle 15 Pasupula 16 Tirmalapuram 18 Pedda Karpamula 19 Chinna Karpamula 29 Koderu 33 Madhavaraopalle 35 Mahammadapur 40 Nizamabad 42 Sakhapuram 44 Mailavaram 45 EtLlm 46 Kondaraopallc 52 Yapatla 62 Singawatnam 71 Toomkunta 78 Enmanbetla 81 Narlapuram 83 Ellur 97 Ammaipalle 99 Gadda Baswapuram 100 Bekkam 103 Vellatur 106 Kallooru 109 Jataprole 111 Channampalle 114 Somasil 2t-JO 2 Dondaipalle 5 Gopalpuram 9 Machupalle 13 Teegalapalle 14 Bawaipalle 17 Pedda Kothapalle 20 Dedinen!palle 30 Nagulpalle 31 Rajapuram 39 VcngalaipaTie 43 Kadirepadu 47 Mahasamudram 48 Gantraopalle 60 Chennapuraopalle 61 Kalwakole 67 Kethepalle 69 Pulg:lcherla 76 Jawaipal1e 245

APPENDIX - IV (Contd)

A: SCHEDULED CASTES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED CASTES TO THE TOTAL POPULATION BY RANGES

R'lnge of Scheduled L.C. Name of Village LC. Name of Village L.C. Name of Village Castes Population No. No. No. (Per cen tages) (1) (2) (1 ) (2) (1) (2)

KOLLAPUR TALUK (Concld)

21-30 77 Machinenipalle 88 Narsimhapuram 91 Singawaram 92 Dagada 93 Veepangandla 94 Gopaldinne 96 Velgonda 101 Pedda Marur 102 Chinna Marur 108 Koppunur 110 Manchalkatta 112 Vemkal 113 Malieswaram 116 Amargiri

31+ 22 Ausalkunta 26 Bacharam 27 Jonnal Bogada 28 Khanapuram 59 Narayanapalle 72 Sampatraopalle 75 Badgedinne 79 Ankiraopalle 80 Kudikilla 84 Chukkaipa lie 118 Bollawaram

ACHAMPET T ALUK

0-5* 14 Tippapur 55 Lingal 69 Bolghatpalle 78 Akkavaram 79 Ippalpalle 85 Uppunuthala (Uppuplateau)

6-10 32 Singavaram 64 Billakal 67 Gumpanpalle 68 Lakshmipur Patti Nadimpalle 70 Rangapur SO Maddimadugu

11-15 12 Penimalla 30 Peratwanpalle 34 Hajipur 36 Achampet 43 Rampur 52 Surapur 73 Ainole 74 Bommanpalle 76 Mannavarpalle 77 Ghanpur

16-20 2 Peddapur 13 Veltur 23 Upparapalle 33 Raiched 41 Tummanpet 63 Kondanagul 75 Siddapur 82 Mared 83 Udimilla

21-30 Moigara 4 (j Kama-sanipaUe 3 Zapthisadgode, 7 Koratkal 11 Lathifpur 15 Tandur 16 Uppul1uthala 21 Rakonda 25 Ghattuthumman 27 Lingotam 31 Ayyavaripalle 35 Nadimp,,\le 38 Polesettypalle 42 Lakhnaram 4~ Valbhapur 46 Ramajipalle 48 Godal 49 Manajipet 50 Bakaram 53 Maqdoompur S4 Kothakuntapalle 59 Balmur 72 Chandapur 88 Vankashwaram 89 Padra 93 Munnanur

31+ 1 Dasarlapalle S Thirmalapur Patti Godal '8 Umapur 9 Nizam::lbad 17 Marripalle 19 Lakshmapur Patti Godal 20 Mamidlapalle 22 Polepalle 24 Jinkunta 26 Palbpalle 28 Pu1jal 29 Chennaram (Sabak) 37 Tangapur 39 Mahadevpur 40 Chennaram Patti Godal 45 Kondareddipalle 47 Veeramrajupalle 51 Madapur 58 Anantha varam 60 Mylaram 65 Banal 66 Choutapalle 86 Tirmalapur 87 Lakshmapur 90 Amrahad 91 Macharam 92 Turkapalle 94 Vatavallapalle 246

APPENDIX - IV (Contd )

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LlST 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. (Percentage;;) (1 ) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

KODANGAL T ALUK

0- 5 Rudraram 13 Dupuchcrla 19 Choudarpalle 26 Najkhanpalle 27 Kodangal 29 Pedda Nandigaol1 31 Angadi Raichur 36 Indanoor 37 Rawa1paJle 38 Matoor 39 Kowdeed 41 Chinna Nandigaon 42 Hasnabad 44 Dud}al 49 Hakimpet 50 Polepalle 53 Togapuram 54 Nacharam 64 Doulatabad 66 Chandrakal 67 Bichal 68 Allapoor 73 Challapur 81 Mirjapuram 83 Nandipahad 91 Sultanpur 98 Mogalmadka 100 Danganpuram 101 Nagireddipalle 102 Chintaldinne 106 Bhogaram 110 Gundmal 113 Maddur 114 KhDjipuram 115 Ash~lnpalle 119 Mallareddipalle 120 Kankurthy 123 Piddampalle 124 Kandanpalle 127 Desaipalle 133 Kommur 136 Lingalched 142 Goku1nagar 145 Boneed 146 Chanwar 147 Mominapur 150 Chandrareddipalle 153 Bopanpalle 154 DamargidcJa 155 Udmal ~idda 156 Sajnapoor 6·15 4 Chitlapalle 5 Appaipalle 12 Bomraspet 23 Amsanpalle 32 Teka1kota 43 Parsapur 45 Gourwar 61 Indapoor 62 Kudrimalla 63 Yamki 70 Timmareddipalle 71 Gokafasalwad 74 Mashrifa 85 Pallerla 104 Ba1bhadrayapalle 105 Bhaktimalla 126 Chakalivanipalle 129 Pedripahad 130 Ranvatla 131 Nidiginta 138 TimmareddipalJe (Koilkonda) 139 Nandigoan 144 Duppatghat

16-25 10 Kothur 11 Tumkimetta 18 Namdarpur 33 Upparapalle 48 Lakcherla 84 Lakkaipalle 89 Nt'tgsar 132 Kothapalle (Koilkonda) 134 Veeraram 141 Yell areddi palle

26-35 8 Wadicherla 15 Met1akunta 25 Regadmailaram 46 Yerupumalla 88 Polkampalle 103 JadbavraopalJe 151 Wathugundla

36-50 16 Madanpalle 17 Burhanpur 24 Chilman Mailwar 47 Erlapalle Kodangal 87 Devarfasalwad 109 Mudireddipalle Jl2 Dorepalle 51 + 14 Saleindapur 34 Gandlapalle 99 Sudbanda 107 Sarangaraopalle 111 Appaipalle (Koilkonda) 140 Khush Mohamedpalle

MAKTHAL TAKUK

0- 5 3 Ekhlaspur 10 Chinna J3tr~m 13 Kotakonda 20 Chandapur (Dhanuvada) 22 Kistapur 23 Dhanwada 28 Pedda Jatram 31 Jajapur 41 Aminpur 43 Utkur 44 Thipraspalle 50 Bijwar 51 Pathapalle 52 Gunmukla 57 Gotur 247

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)

MAKTHAL T ALUK (Conc/d.) 0- 5 59 Rakonda 61 Marikal 66 Jaklair 72 Mallepalle 73 Chinna Poria 74 Edavalli 76 Bonda lakun ta 79 Lingampalle (Chinna Poria) 84 Neradgul11 85 Garanhalli 86 Sanga l11banda 87 Makthal 88 Tekulapalle 94 Chandapur 97 Warkoor 102 Chegunta 105 Kusumurthy 111 Kunsi 113 Maganur 117 Wadawat ]]8 Karni 119 Chityala 125 Muraharidoddi 126 Mudmal 128 Kolpur 130 Mandipalle 6-15 12 Thirul11alapur (Dhanwada) 25 Kollampalle 29 Nidgurthi 64 Gudigandla g3 Bhairal11pa lie 121 Paramundoddi 123 Pagadabanda H;-25 5 Perapalle 16 Vinjamur 21 Kondapur 26-35 11 Boinpalle 17 Ankilla 55 Mandipallc 36-50 15 Abhangapur 19 Ayyawarpalle (T) 51 + 6 Kothapalle 24 Lingampalle (Kollampallc)

MAHBUBNAGAR T ALUK 0- 5 Kothlabad 3 Suraral11 5 Vepoor 9 Munimoksham 12 Naginonipalle 13 Ibrahimbad 18 Kondapur 20 Yenmangandla 21 Ippatur 24 Hanmasanipalle 25 Rudravaram 26 Karkonda 28 Siddotam 29 Kakarlapahad 35 Pedda Daripalle 36 Tankara 43 Tirmalal11palle 44 Chandrajpalle 45 Burguralle 47 Seri Venkatapur S3 Khazipur 55 Parpalle 56 Koilkonda 61 Akkaipalle 62 Ral11pur 69 Vedra 74 Alipur 75 Dharmapur 79 Kotakadra 80 Machanpalle 6-15 8 Gundiyala 14 Budharal11 16 Fathepur 30 Teegalpalle 37 Hanwada 38 Madharam 63 GarJapad 64 Abhangapatnam 67 Boyapalle 70 Amistapur 71 Palkonda 72 Yengonda 73 Mahbubnagar 81 Ramachandrapur 16-25 46 Lingalched 48 Modipur 60 Malkapur 82 Oblaipalle 26-35 6 Shaikpalle 33 Daehakpalle 34 Kothapet 40 Kannaipalle 58 Acharyapuram 66 Chinna Daripalle 78 Pirikived

36-50 15 Malkapur Patti Nawabpet 41 Chinmanampalle 49 Jamaipool" 51 + 4 Cheekarlapalle 7 Ayodhyanagar 11 Ammapur 19 Hajiiapur 32 Jainalipur 59 Keshavapur 65 Venkatapur 68 Errapalle 248

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)

JADCHERLA TALUK

0- 5 7 Balanagar 13 Dondlapalle 25 Gundla Potlapalle 28 Chinnavelle 33 Uddandapur 43 Thommidirekul 45 Lingamdana 51 Gopalpur Kalan 54 Gangapur 55 Jadcherla 61 Kistampalle 64 Tadparthi 69 Kotha Mo1gara 70 Patha Mo1gara 71 Kappeta 7, Pothulamadugu 75 Annasagar 77 Po1kampalle 79 Janampet 80 Tadikonda 81 Ippalpalle 83 Zamistapur 85 AppaipalJe 89 Sankalmaddi 6-15 1 Udithya1 3 Suraram 5 Burgul 6 Gouthapur 8 Nandaram 14 Tirmalapur 26 Rajapur 27 Kuchcherkal 34 Polepalle 38 MalJepalle 49 Kodg,ll 58 Bureddipalle 60 Nagsala 62 Aloor 68 Karvena 72 Gopalapur Khurd 74 lIasnapur 84 Kodoor 86 Shakrapur 16-25 15 Khanapur 17 Kethireddipalle 42 Pedda Adiryal 65 Bhuthpur 67 Burgupalle 26-35 2 Macharam 4 Mothi Ghanapur 16 Rangareddiguda 18 Peddayapalle 32 Vallur 35 Macharam 36 Gol1apalle

36-50 9 Gunded 21 Bada Janampet 23 Kallepalle 37 Earlapalle 40 Edganpalle 47 Chinna Adiryal 57 Malleboinpalle 66 Kothur

51 + 10 Nerellapalle 11 Raghavapur 12 Kuthenepalle 22 Appajipalle 39 Bibinagar 41 Tirmalgiri 44 Thimmajipalle 63 Chittaboinpalle 87 Kankapur

SHADNAGAR T ALUK

0- 5 2 Mutponr 7 Bhajrampalle 8 Medhipur 11 Mogalgidda 14 NagulapalJe 17 Chegur 20 Thimmapur 23 Veerlapalle 37 Kondurg 42 JiJled 44 Gurrampalle 47 Padmaram 48 Pedda Elkicherla 54 Tangallapalle 56 Agiryal 57 Venkiryal 65 Chowdoor 66 Ammapur 68 Kamaram 71 Lokirev 73 Ligampalle 83 Chilkamarri (Chclka) 84 Kammadhanam 86 Dooskal 10\ Seriguda (Madhurapur) 108 Santhapu,' 109 Alwal 110 Kothapet 112 Keshampct 115 Ponnalpalle 116 Lingaram 118 Pedda RevalJi 121 Lemamidi 123 Kaknoar

6-15 19 Gudur 21 Kothur 24 Nandigam 26 Chattanpalle 55 Chinchod 60 Yedira 67 Pomal 80 Annaram 81 Raikal 99 Papireddiguda 102 Madhurapur 105 EkJaskhanpet 107 Bhairkhanpalle 113 Vemu~narva 122 Nirdhavelli 249

APPENDIX - IV (Contd)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPOR nON OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATlON 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) (I) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2)

SHADNAGAR TALUK (Collcld) 16-25 18 Mallapur 27 Solipur 30 Kishannagar Pidikiryal 31 Chowlpalle 32 Kandivanam 51 Chegi reddighanpur 64 Kolloor 70 Darpalle 78 Vittyal 79 Jogammaguda 87 rnmulnerva 89 Kodtcherla 92 Sangam 120 Chinna Revalli

26·35 33 Chinna Elkicherla 74 K3karahl 76 Bheemaram 77 Kamsanpalle 96 Velijerla II 100 Gantlavelli 106 Siddapur 117 Hemajipur

36·50 103 Ippalpal1e 119 Modampalle 51 + 50 Malkapahad 72 Rekul Chowdapur 91 Khajiguda 94 Kongaguda

KALVAKURTHI TALUK

0-5 2 Lingaraopalle 6 Ravichedu 19 Konapur 25 Julapalle 27 Venkatapur Patti Veljala 28 Veljala 30 Rampur 35 Amangal 39 Cherikonda Patti- Kalvakurthi 40 Settipalle 42 Kulkulpalle 48 Brahmanpalle 49 Madgul 52 Aurupallc 57 Iruvennu 61 Charakonda 62 Gokaram 72 Bommarajupalle 83 Cheluneru 84 Vaspula 85 Mannanur 86 Wadiyal 87 Midjil 88 Boinpalle 90 Revalli 91 Urukonda 95 Jillella 99 Veldanda 107 Tandra i09 Marchala 110 Rachalapalle 111 Madharam 114 Gudiganpalle 119 Kalvakurthi 121 Totapalle 124 Suddakal 125 Panjagul 126 Yellikal 127 Kondareddipalle 178 Po lkampalle 130 Mokarala 131 Gundur 132 Lingasa nipalle 133 Raghupatipet 137 Ulipara 139 Dondi ch intalapalle 140 Uppalapahad 142 Vangur 144 Konetipur 145 Tippareddipalle 146 Gajra 6-15 5 Niramtapur 12 Cha1hmpallc 29 Chandradana 36 Akuthotapal1e 37 Mudhivenu 56 Ajilapur 66 Bellampalle 69 Peddapur 71 Ghattu IppalapaUe 74 Jagboinpalle 79 Donur 89 Ramreddipalle 92 Urukondapet 94 Jakara1palle 96 Rachur 105 Jupalle 108 Kotra 115 Velikatta 117 Jeedipalle 118 Kurmidda 120 Tarnikal 129 Rangapur 135 Jajala 16-25 3 Padkal 4 Madharam 22 Chakkapur 23 Talkondapalle 32 Khanapur 34 Garvipalle 41 Nagilla 47 Arkapalle 55 Kalakonda 58 Girikothapalle 63 Seri Appireddipa1le 75 Vemula 82 Kathapalle 116 Venkatapur-Patti Moligara 250

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRTBES 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)

KALVAKURTHI TAL UK (Concld)

26-35 21 Channaram 54 PolepalJe 60 Sirusangand la 64 Bhairapur 68 Churkur 76 Masigundlapalle

36-50 10 Kadtbala J5 Yedavalli 17 Karkalapbad 20 Vithaipalle 33 Venkatraopet 38 Cberikonda Patti Padkal 50 Appareddipal1c 59 Andugul 70 Kuppagandla 77 Singamdoddi 101 PothepalJe 102 Yerravalli 104 Timmaipalle 143 Sarvareddipalle 147 Tirmalagiri

51 + 7 Takurajuguda 8 Nagireddiguda 13 Salarpur 16 Vasudevapuram 18 Ramanuthula 65 Chaduruvalle 67 Konaduvada 80 Chedughat 98 Ka rrevanipalle 103 Kamalapur

NAGARKURNOOL TALUK

0-5 8 NereHapalIe 9 Marepalle 13 Gorata 14 Chegunta 17 Appajipalle 18 Kodaparthi 21 Papgal 22 Sirusuvada 23 Aithavolu 24 Bha I !anpaJle 25 Pathareddipalle 26 Vattem 27 Velgonda 28 Manganuru 32 Bijinapalle 33 Gudlanarva 36 Kummera 38 Thummalasugur 40 Indrakallu 41 Govindayapalle 42 Yatdarpalle 43 Antharam 4S Nellikuduru 47 Polmuru 48 Allapur 50 Guntakoduru 51 Yadareddipalle 52 Thadur 54 Venda Betta 56 Tirmalapuram 59 Palem 63 Mahadevunipet 65 Mammaipalle 67 Allipuf 69 Vaddemanu 71 Uyyalawada 74 Gaggalpalle 75 Malkapur 77 Puljal 80 Gouraram 81 Parvathapuram 82 TelkapalJe 86 Dechi ItkyaI 87 Naganul 89 Bondalapalle 90 Sripnram 91 Toodukurthy 92 Salkarpet 94 Gopalpet 95 Tadparthi 96 Mannanur 97 Tirumalapur (Jain) 98 Yedutla 101 Talupunuru to3 Peddapuram 104 Gudipalle 106 Vanapatla 107 Gaddampalle 108 Ananthasagar 110 Ga ttunellikuduru 112 Goutampalle 113 Peddamudnur 117 Revalle Jl8 Chennaram 119 Cheerkapa lie 120 Yedula 121 Konkalapalle 122 Raipaku1a 123 Nagapur 124 Ganyagula 125 Venna CherJa 127 Chandrikal T28 Mushtip:llie 129 Peddapalle 130 Pedduru 132 Marrikal 134 Boppepal1e 135 Komatikunta

6-15 2 Nasrul1abad 5 Tppa1palle 10 Vedirepal1e t6 Gumkonda 31 Polepalle 35 Karukonda 66 Shainpalle 93 Polkepahad 99 Chakalpalle 251

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)

NAGARKURNOOL TALUK (Colic/d.)

16-25 3 Marrikal 6 Avancha 15 Bajipuram 29 Gouraram 60 Venkatapur 64 Gangaram 133 Vattipalle 137 Sayampet 138 Jeelugupalle

26-35 37 Parvathayapa lle 100 Kesampet

36-50 30 Latpalle

51 + 4 Pul1agiri 12 T irmalagiri 34 Anekhanpalle

WANAPARTHI TALUK

0-5 2 Hajiapur 3 Baswaipalle 4 Lachampalle 5 Vemula 6 Dasarpalle 7 Nandipet 10 Ponnakal 11 Komireddipalle 12 Kondur 15 Kamaluddinpur 16 Agawaram 19 Maddigatla 25 Appareddipalle 27 Parwatapur 28 Ghanpur 33 Jangamaipalle 36 Suraipalle 40 Gudibanda 41 Pedda Mungalched 42 Kanmanoor 43 Baleedpalle 44 Addakul 45 Chinna Mungalched 46 Veltoor 49 Alwal 51 Veeraipalle 54 Ankoor 55 Venkatapur 62 Mojerla 63 Kanumetta 64 Patha Jangamaipalle 70 Ramanthpur 71 Palem 72 Niruvenu 73 Mangilla 74 Jagathpalle 75 Rajanagar 76 Achutapur 85 Kanaipalle 86 Kothakota 88 Dantanoor 89 Tirmalaipalle 91 Madnapur 93 Ajjakol 96 Amadabakal 100 Chandapur 103 Kadukuntla 106 Cherlapalle 107 Apparala 110 Pamapur 115 Natchahal1i 116 Tatipamula 118 Toomalapalle 119 Shakhapur 120 Ramammapet 122 Rangapur 123 Pebbair 126 Nagara! 128 Srirangapur 134 Sugur 135 Janampet 136 Venkatapur 139 Ayyawarpalle 144 Yaparla

6-15 20 Elkicherla 21 Sa!kelapur 31 Malkapur 34 SoIipur 39 Shakhapur 48 Maddigatla 50 Chinna Mandadi 53 Balijapalle 59 Chimanguntapalle 60 ChityaJa 61 Pedda Mandadi 67 Konnur 68 Narasingapur 69 Shankarammapet 82 Nagavaram 84 Sankireddipalle 90 Nelividi 92 Ramanaphad 94 Weddewat 97 Rayanpet 98 Peddagudem 101 Savaigudem 111 MiraspalJe 117 Kancharlupalle 125 Kambalapur 143 Gummadam

16-25 32 Manajipet 47 Ghatla Khanapur 52 Pamireddipalle 57 Buddharam 58 Chennoor 81 Srinivasapur 83 Rajapet 252

APPENDIX - IV (Contd.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL PO PULA 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)

WANAPARTHI TALUK (Cone/d.)

26-35 18 TirmaJaipa lle 22 AJamaipalle 26 Mamidimada 38 Katavaram 99 Dattaipalle

36-50 23 Malkamiapalle 29 Shapur 37 Timmaipalle 79 Kasimnagar 112 Natavelli 113 Nancharammapet

51+ 78 Appaipalle 108 Pullareddikunta

ATMAKUR TALUK

0-5 2 Hajalapur 3 Chinna Rajnoor 4 Pedda Rajnoor 6 Gaddeguda 7 Venkataipa Ile 8 Balsupalle 10 Gurakonda 12 Deverkodra 13 Dokur 14 MingavanipalJe 15 Bandarpalle 17 Teelair 18 Pedda Chintakunta 19 Lalkat 20 Gudibanda 21 Gopanpalle 22 PuttapalJe 23 KowkuntJa 24 Muchintal 25 Pallamarri 28 EkJaspur 31 Patherciled 33 Manthangod 35 Narva 36 Undekode 37 Rampur 38 Chittanur 40 Nellikonda 41 Appampalle 43 Isrampalle 44 Rekulampalle 45 Peruru 46 Muthyalampalle 47 Varna 48 Ammapur 49 KUfumurthy 50 Gudur 51 Tirumalapur 52 Edulapur 53 Waddeman 54 Damganapur 56 Lankal 57 Yamki 59 Jakkannapalle 60 Raikode 62 Katrevpalle 64 Sivapur 66 Kadmur 67 Bekkarpal1e 68 Nagalkadmur 71 Lakshmidevipur 72 Chinna Chintakunta 73 Maddur 74 Allipur 75 Duppalle 79 Pinameherla 80 Amarchinta 83 Konkanvaripalle 84 Dharmapur 85 Chandraghad 86 Mittanandimalla 87 Yellampalle 90 Satyavaram 91 Kalwa! 92 Pan ehal ingal 97 Pareval 99 Anugonda 100 Mustipalle 102 Kistampalle 103 Erladinne 104 Nand!malla 105 Mastipur 106 Mulamalla 108 Khanapur 109 Atmakur tIl Medepalle 113 Jurial 114 GuntipalJe J 15 DevarpalJe 116 Thipadmpal/e 117 Motlampalle 118 Arepal1e 119 Kathepalle 122 Rechintal 6-15 1 Bol1aram 5 Nagaram 26 Fareedpur 27 linnavaram 29 Kanmanur 30 Jangamreddipalle 39 Seetarampet 61 Yarnagapalle 70 Omdyala 78 Karuvena

16-25 77 Gopanpet 110 Balakistapur 112 Somasagar 26-35 Nil 3"6-50 Nil 51 + Nil 253

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) (I) (2) (I) (2)

GADWAL TAL UK 0- 5 6 Neelahalli 8 Nettampadu 10 Garlapad 11 Upperu 12 Chint:ucvu'a 13 Rekulapalle 14 Kothapalle 15 Gadwal 17 Mulkalapalle 18 Beerole 21 Anantapur 22 Pudur 23 Jammichedu 25 Paramala 26 Sangala 27 Atm2kur 28 Gonpad 29 Palcherla 30 Mann.'pur 33 Puranapalem 35 Kondapur 37 Nandinne 42 Marlabeedu 43 Dharur 44 Ji Iladabanda 45 Kakulavaram 46 Palavai 48 D. Amaravai 52 UJigepallc 53 Bijjawaram 54 Ryalampad 55 Thummalacheruvu 58 Chintalakunta 61 Gattu 65 Mald"kallu 69 Mal Jamdoddi 75 Argidda 77 Gor la khandoddi 78 Macherla 81 Balgcra 83 Mittadoddi 84 Ekalaspur 87 Bingidoddi 88 Ieeja 91 Uppal 92 Chinna Tandrapadu 93 Kyashw:aram 94 Medikonda 95 Uttanoor 97 Induvasi 98 Boyalguddam 99 Tottinenidoddi 100 Sindanoor 102 Pulikal 6--15 57 Kuchinerla 64 Maddelabanda 82 Mallempalle 16-25 Irkichedu 51 Nethwanpalle 56 Aloor 26-35 40 Umithyala 36-50 36 Guvvaldinne 51+ Nil

ALAMPUR TAL UK 0- 5 2 Mogilr:lValcheruvu 3 Kondair 4 Timmapur 6 Putandoddi 8 Itkyal 9 Peddadinne 13 Shabad 16 Vemula 17 Dharmawaram 20 Rajsrigarlap8d 21 Pallepad 24 Jallapur 25 Boravelle 27 Vallur 28 Rampur 29 Julakal 33 Konkal 34 Vaddepalle 37 Pedda Amidyalpadu 46 Takkasila 50 Amarvai 52 Paipad 54 Rajoli 57 Pacharla 58 Mandoddi 59 Nasnur 61 Pedda Dhanwada 63 Thummella 68 Korvipad 72 Pedda Pothulapad 76 Undavelli 77 Kanchupad 79 Kyatur 82 Bheemwaram 85 Linganwai 87 Bhairapur 93 Ryalampad 94 Sultanpur 97 Gundimalla

1':-15 38 Chandapur 16-25 Nil 26-35 95 JilleJpad 36-50 Nil 51+ Nil 254

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)

KOLLAPUR TALUK

0- 5 1 Chintakunta 2 Dondaipalle 5 Gopalpuram 7 Remaddula 9 Machupallc 11 MuthireddipaJle 12 Janampalle 13 Tcegalapalle 15 Pasupula 16 Tirmalapuram 17 Pedda KothapalJ e 18 Pedda Karpamula 19 Chinna Karpamula 21 Ambatpalle 26 Bacharam 29 Koderu 31 Rajapuram 34 Panga\ 35 Mahammadapur 36 Rayanpalle 38 Jammapuram 39 VengaJaipalle 41 Chikkepalle 45 Ettam 46 KondaraopalJe 47 Mahasamudram 48 Gantraopalle 49 Satapuram 52 Yapatla 61 Kalwakole 62 Singawatnam 63 Narsaipallc 67 KethepaJle 68 Busireddipalle 69 Pu 19ascherla 70 Kalwarla 73 Konduru 74 Chintalpalle 76 Jawaipalle 79 Ankiraopalle 80 Kudikila 89 PenllavelJi 90 GopaJapuram 92 Dagada 93 Veepangandla 96 Velgonda 97 Ammaipalle 100 Bekkam 101 Pedda Marur 103 Vellatur 108 Koppunur }09 Jataprole 111 Channampalle 114 Somasil \\6 Amargiri

6-15 3 Dawajipalle 20 DedinenipaJle 22 Ausalkunta 40 Nizamabad 42 Sakhapuram 43 Kadirepadu 65 Bollawaram 71 Toomkunta 72 Sampatraopalle 77 Machinenipalle 78 Enmanbetla 88 Narasimhapuram 98 Miyapuram 118 Bollawaram

16-25 30 Nagulpalle 75 Badgedinne 83 Ellur

26-35 4 Annavaram 8 Singaipalle 24 Rayavaram 27 Janna! Bogada 56 Tirmalampalle 57 Maredumandinne 81 NarJapuram 82 Malachintapalle

36-50 6 Krishnapur 44 Mailavaram 64 Korlakunta 66 Tellarallapalle

51+ 32 Rekulapalle 53 Gorremadugu

ACHAMPET TALUK

0- 5 1 Dasarlapalle 2 Peddapur 3 Molgara 4 Zabthisagode 9 Nizamabad 15 Tandur 19 Lakshmapur Patti Goda1 20 Mamidlapalle 21 Rakonda 23 Upparapalle 25 Ghattuthumman 28 Puljal 35 Nadimpalle 36 Achampet 37 Tangapur 40 Chennaram Patti Godal 48 Tummanpet 42 Lakhnaram 43 Rampur 46 Ramajipalle 48 Gadal 54 Kothakuntapalle 58 Ananthavaram 59 Balmur 73 Ainale R6 TirmalapuT (Srisailam Pr().i~ct Town Ship) 255

APPENDIX - IV (Concld.)

B: SCHEDULED TRIBES

LIST OF VILLAGES ACCORDING TO THE PROPORTION OF SCHEDULED TRIBES TO THE TOTAL POPULATlON 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) (I) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2)

ACHAMPET TALUK (Concld.) 6-15 6 Kamasanipalle 13 Veltur 27 Lingotam 33 Raiched 38 Polesettypalle 63 Kondanagul 89 Padra 90 Amrabad 91 Macharam 92 Turkapalle

16-25 11 Lathifpur 12 Penimalla 14 Tippapur 16 Uppunuthala 30 Peratwanpalle 31 Ayyavaripalle 34 Hajipuf 52 Surapur 74 Bommenpalle 82 Mared 93 Munnanur

26-35 53 Maqdoompur 66 Choutapalle 71 Brahmanpalle 75 Siddapur 76 Mannavarpalle 79 Jppalpalle 83 Udimilla 88 Vankashwaram 94 Vatavallapalle

36-50 32 Singavaram 64 BilIakai 65 Banal 72 Chandapur 77 Ghanpur 80 Maddimadugu

51+ 55 Lingal 57 Narasaipalle 61 Ambagiri 67 Gumpanpalle 68 Lakshmapur Patti 69 Bolghatpalle Nadimpalle 70 Rangapur 78 Akkavaram 81 Gangupenta 85 Uppunuthala Upper Plateau 87 Lakshmapur 256

LIST OF VILLAGES lN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA nON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

Sl 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)

KODANGAL TALUK 1 Allapoor 1. Thimmatipalle 68 50 50 2 A!lipur 143 151 151 3 Amlikunta 108 89 89 4 Amsanpalle 23 35 35 5 Angadi Raichur 1. Lakshmipur 31 10 10 2. Sangaipalle 3. Dharmapur 6 Annaram 3 3 3 7 Annasagar 97 59 59 8 Anthwar 93 52 52 9 Appaipalle 1. YerraIloipalle 5 12 12 10 AppaipalJc (Koilkonda) 111 . 139 139 11 Ashanpalle 115 109 109 12 Ayyawarpalle 128 132 132 13 Balampet 92 53 53 14 Balbhadrayapa lie 104 138 138 15 Bapanpalle 153 119 119 16 Bhaktimalla 1. Hanmapalle 105 90 90 17 Bhogaram 106 86 86 18 Bichal 67 49 49 19 Bijjararn 80 95 95 20 Bommanpahad 148 127 127 21 Boneed 1. Krishna Nagaram 145 149 149 2. Gownbhavi Tanda 22 Bonraspet 1. Mahanapur 12 20 20 2. JankampalJe 23 Burhanpur 17 25 25 24 Chdkalivanipalle 126 123 123 25 Challapur 73 101 101 26 Chandrakal 66 48 48 27 Chandrareddipane 150 129 129 28 Chandravancha 55 77 77 29 Chanwar 146 148 148 30· Chennaram 76 92 92 31 Chilmanmailwar 24 36 36 32 Chinna Nandigaon 1. Burjukhanpa 11 e 41 44 44 33 Chintaldinne 102 135 135 34 Chitlapalle 1. Khaja Ahnepalle 4 11 11 35 Choudarpalle 19 32 32 36 Damargidda 1. Madyalbad 154 118 118 37 Danganpuram 100 106 106 38 DesaipaUe 1. Mustaipet 127 124 124 39 Deverfasalwad 87 103 103 40 Dorepalle 112 137 137 41 Doulatabad 1. Desaipal1e 64 65 65 2. Gundal 42 Dudyal 1. Allikhanpalle 44 30 30 2. Anantapur Tanda 43 Duppatgna 144 150 150 44 DupucherIa 13 21 21 45 Ejipoor 52 80 80 46 Erlapalle 72 71 71 47 Erlapalle CKodangal} 47 28 28 Note: Remarks in See Col. 7 denotes 1981 position 257

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WlTH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code Noo ,,-_--___ __J,______--._ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KODANGAL TALUK (Contd.) 48 Gadimankanpalle 121 115 115 49 Gadpa 94 54 54 50 Gandlapalle 34 6 6 51 Gokafasalwad 71 102 102 52 Gokulnagar 142 152 152 53 Gourwar 45 31 31 54 Gundepalle 69 51 51 55 Gundmal 110 140 140 81 56 Hakimpet 49 81 41 57 Hasanabad 1. Alaid 42 41 58 Indanoor 36 8 8 59 Indapoor 1. Urvakunta 61 70 70 60 Jadhavraopalle 103 136 136 61 Kadampalle 79 91 91 62 Kamsanpalle 149 126 126 63 Kandanpalle 124 120 120 64 Kankurthy 120 58 58 65 Kastoorpalle 35 7 7 66 Khajipuram 114 133 133 67 Khush Mohmedpalle 140 156 156 68 Kodangal 1. Kondreddipalle 27 39 39 20 Ainonipalle (Po Uo) 3. Bukkapuram 40 Gundlakunta 50 Pata Kodangal 69 Kommur 133 141 141 70 Kosigi 1. Pottur eddipal1e 77 84 84 20 Timmareddipallc (P:'"UoVJ.) (PoDoXl.) (PoD.) 3. Sampalle 40 Malreddypalle 50 Narsaipalle 60 Gundlapalle 7. Nagasanipalle 74 71 Kothapalle (Kodangal) 58 74 146 72 Kothapalle (Koilkonda) 132 146 73 Kothur 10 17 17 74 Kowdeed 39 66 66 68 75 Kudrimalla 1. Sangaipalle 62 68 20 Pashambanda Thanda 47 76 Kuppagiri 65 47 122 77 Kyatanpalle 152 122 78 Lakcherla 48 29 29 79 Lakkaipalle 84 100 100 80 Lakshmipuram 116 108 108 81 Lingalched 136 144 144 82 Linganpalle 20 33 33 83 Lingareddipalle 122 114 114 84 Lodhipoor 57 75 75 85 Lokurthy 1. Ashanpalli 118 110 110 20 Gatreddipalle 86 Machanapalle 22 34 34 Uninhabited 87 Madanpalle 16 24 24 88 Maddur 1. Bheempuram 113 134 134 20 Nagampal1e 258

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA TION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No.

,---_____ ...J..-____ .. _~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KODANGAL TALUK (Colltti.)

89 Malik Jadbavraopalle 82 97 97 Uninhabited 90 Mallareddipalle 119 112 112 91 Mannapur 137 145 145 92 Mashrifa 1. Ballavanipalle 74 94 94 93 Matoor 38 46 46 94 Metlakunta 15 23 23 95 Mirjapuram 81 96 96 96 Mogalmadka 98 60 60 97 Mominapur 147 128 128 98 Mudireddipalle 109 88 88 99 Muktar Nagar 78 85 85 Uninhabited 100 Mukthipahad 56 76 76 101 Mungimalla 75 93 93 102 Nacharam 54 78 78 103 Nagircddipalle ]01 105 105 104 Nagireddipalle 'Kodangal) 21 18 18 105 Nagsar 89 61 61 106 Nagwar 2 2 2 107 N2jkhanpalle 26 38 38 108 Namdarpur 18 26 26 109 Nandigaon 139 154 154 110 Nandipahad 83 98 98 111 Nandwar 40 67 67 112 Narapur 117 111 111 113 Neetoor L Narsapoor 30 45 45 114 Nidiginta 131 147 147 115 Pallerla 85 99 99 116 Parsapur 43 40 40 117 Parsapur (Doulatabad} 86 104 104 lIS Pedda Nandigaon 29 43 43 119 Peddapur }35 143 143 120 Pedripab.ad 129 131 131 \21 Piddampalle 123 113 113 122 Polepalle 1- Pallegadda 50 82 82 123 Polkampalle 88 63 63 124 PyalamadcLi 1. Hussainpur 28 42 42 125 Ranvatla 1. Appireddipalle 130 130 130 2. Achampalle 126 Rnwalpaltc 37 9 9 127 Regad'maibram 25 37 37 t28 Rudraram 1. Patimecdipalle 1 1 1 129 Sajnapoor 156 117 117 130 Saleempur 59 73 73 131 Saleindapur 14 22 22 132 Sar

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KODANGAL TALUK (Conc/d.) 140 Tirmalapur (Kodangal) 9 16 16 Uninhabited 141 Tirmalapur 90 62 62 142 Togapuram 1. Rampur 53 79 79 143 Tumkimetta 11 19 19 144 Udmalgidda 155 116 116 145 Udmeshwar 6 13 13 146 Uligundam 96 57 57 147 Upparapalle 33 5 5 148 Veeraram 134 142 142 149 Vithalapur 95 56 56 ISO Wadicherla 8 15 15 lSI Wathugundla 151 125 125 152 Yamki 63 69 69 153 Yellareddipalle 141 155 155 154 Yelsanpalle 125 121 121 155 Yenkepalle 7 14 14 156 Yerupumalla 1. Anantapuf 46 27 27

MAKTHAL TALUK

Abhangapur 1. Band~gonda 15 26 26 2. Ganmonipalle 3. Nemullepalli 2 Adivi Khanapur 110 104 104 3 Adivi Satyavaram 122 122 122 4 Ainapur 103 106 106 5 Alampalle 101 102 102 6 Aminpur 41 72 72 7 Ammireddipalle 9 17 17 8 Anki.lla 17 29 29 9 Anthwar 27 20 20 10 Appakapalle 30 15 15 11 Appireddipalle 8 16 16 12 Ayyawarpalle (Kollampalle) 26 21 21 13 Ayyawarpalle (T) 19 31 31 14 Bapur 45 67 67 15 Bhairamkonda 2 2 2 16 Bhairampalle 83 84 84 17 Bijwar 1. Kothapalle 50 60 60 18 Boinpalle 11 19 19 19 Bondalakunta 76 51 51 20 Chandapur (Dhanwada) 20 32 32 21 Chandapur 94 95 95 22 Chegunta 102 105 105 23 Chinna Jatram 1. Lakshmipur 10 18 18 24 Chinna PorIa 73 78 78 25 Chityala 119 DO 130 26 Dantanpalle 47 65 65 Uninhabited 27 Dasaradoddi 1. Wanaikunta 116 97 97 28 Dhanwada 23 45 45 29 Edavalli 74 54 54 30 Ekhlaspur 3 3 3 260

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MAKTHAL TALUK (Col/td.) 31 Eligandla 63 42 42 32 Gajarandoddi 129 126 126 33 Garanhalli 85 81 81 34 Golapalle 89 90 35 90 Gotur 1. Kondaraoralle 57 35 35 36 Gudeballur 112 113 37 113 Gudigandla 64 48 48 38 Gunmukla 1. Manthronpalle 52 46 46 39 Gurlapalle 34 8 8 Uninhabited 40 Gurujala 108 III 111 41 GUfulapalle 42 96 87 87 GUflirao LingampaJle 99 100 100 43 Hindupur 1. Krishna 109 112 112 44 Ibrahimpat nam 60 38 45 Jajapur 38 3t 14 14 46 Jaklair 1. Ramasamudram 66 50 50 2. Madanpalle 47 Jalalpur 1 1 1 48 Jawalapur 65 49 49 49 leeranhalli 48 58 58 Uninhabited 50 Kachwar 77 52 52 51 Kammathnarva 91 91 91 Uninhabited 52 Karnmath Phulmamidi 93 94 Uninhabited 53 Karni 94 1. Yarsanpalle 118 129 129 54 Kavarampalle 33 9 9 Uninhabited 55 Kav,\sanpaI Ie 54 44 44 56 Kistapur 1. Ramakistaipalle 22 34 34 57 Khalha1\i 106 58 Khanapllr 109 109 92 59 KolIampalIe 93 93 25 22 22 60 KoHur 69 75 61 Kolpur 75 128 124 124 62 Kondapur 1. Hanmanpalle 21 33 33 2. CherlapaIle 63 Kondareddipalle 4 4 4 Uninhabited 64 Kotakonda 13 27 27 liS Kothapalle 6 12 12 66 Kothapalle 100 101 101 67 Kunsi 1. Kandoddi 111 103 103 (is Kusumurthy 105 108 108 69 Lnchampalle 46 64 64 70 Lachchampur 120 127 127 Uninhabited 71 LingJmpalIe (KoTlampalle) 24 23 23 72 Lingampalle (China Poria> 79 79 79 73 l\hdhavaram (Marikal) 56 40 40 74 Madhawar (Makthal} 80 75 80 80 Maganur 1. Achampet 113 119 76 Makthal 119 1. Lashkar (Dandu) 87 118 88 77 Mallepalle (F.U.) 72 78 Mandipalle 77 77 55 79 Mandipalle 43 43 130 80 Marit,a1 125 125 1. Pallegaddll 61 39 39 2. Appampallc 261

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MAKTHAL TALUK (Concld.)

81 Mubarakpur 18 30 30 Uninhabited 82 Mudmal 126 115 115 83 Mudmaldoddi 124 116 116 Uninhabited 84 Muraharidoddi 125 114 114 85 Nagireddipalle 71 76 76 86 Narsappapalle 14 25 25 87 Neradgum 1. Neragumdoddi 84 85 85 88 Nidgurthi 29 63 63 89 Oblapur 42 71 71 90 Oblapur 114 118 1I8 91 Pagadabanda 123 117 117 92 Pagidimarri 38 69 69 93 Pallebuzrug 1. Narayanpet 36 5 5 (F.U IX) (F.U.X) (F.U) 94 Pallekunta 39 70 70 Uninhabited 95 Paramandoddi 121 128 128 96 Paspul 62 41 41 97 Pathapalle 51 61 61 98 Pedda,Jatram 1. Ausionipalle 28 62 62 2. Maqdoompur 99 Pedda PorIa 68 57 57 100 Perapalle 5 II 11 101 Phulmamidi 67 56 56 102 Punjanur 127 123 1~3 103 Pusalapad 58 36 36 104 Rakonda 59 37 37 105 Rud rasamudram 90 92 92 106 Samanur 40 73 73 107 Samistapur 70 74 74 108 Sangambanda 86 86 86 109 Seranpalle 7 13 13 110 Shukraiingampalle 104 107 107 III Sin gar 1. Shasampalle 32 10 10 112 Someswarabanda 81 82 82 113 Tangadigi 107 110 110 114 Tekulapalle 88 89 89 115 Thalankeri 98 99 99 116 Thipraspalle 44 68 68 1I7 Thirumalapur (Dhanwada) 12 24 24 118 Thirumalapur 75 55 55 Uninhabited 119 Tirmalapur (MakthaI) 95 96 96 120 Ujjalli 82 83 83 121 Upparapalle 78 53 53 122 Utkur 43 66 66 (F.U.) 123 Vallampalle 35 7 7 6 6 Uninhabited 1~4 Venkatapur 37 125 Vinjamur 1. Sangananipalle 16 28 28 126 Wadawat 1. Ammapalle 117 121 121 127 Warkoor 97 98 98 128 Yabandoddi 115 120 120 U ninhab ited 129 YamananpaJle 53 47 47 130 Yergatpalle 49 59 59 262

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MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK

1 Abhanppatnam 64 33 33 2 Acharyapuram 58 18 18 3 Akkaipalle 61 31 31 4 Alipur 74 111 111 5 Amistapur 1. Siddepalle 70 128 128 6 Ammapur 11 36 36 7 Ayodhyanagar 7 2 2 8 Boyapalle 1. Dodlonipalle 67 86 86 9 Budharam 1. Rang.lmll1aguda 14 42 42 10 Burgupalle 45 11 11 11 Chandrajpalle 44 25 25 12 Cheekarlapalle 4 8 8 13 Chinman<.mpall e 41 28 28 14 Chinna Daripalle 66 89 89 15 Dachakpalle 33 45 45 16 Dharmapur 1. Chowdarpalle 75 112 112 2. Narsapur 17 Dorasamudram 10 37 37 Uninhabited 18 Errapalle 68 85 85 19 Fathcpur 16 49 49 20 Garlapad 1. Appannapalle 63 32 32 2. Dammaipalle 21 Gundiyala 1. Lingannapalle 8 3 3 2. Kistampalle 22 Hajilapur 19 52 52 23 Hanmasanipalle 24 55 55 24 Hanwada 1. Sallon ipall e 37 41 41 2. Kongatpalle 25 Ibrahimbad 1. Thirmalgiri 13 39 39 2. Pulponipalle 26 Ibrahimnagar 57 17 17 27 Ippatuf 1. Chinreddypallc 21 56 56 2. Mallareddipalle 3. Gogowanipalle 4. Chowtapalle 28 Jamalpur 49 13 13 29 Janapapalle 76 113 113 Uninhabited 30 JainaJipur 32 46 46 31 Kakarlapahad 29 48 48 32 Kannaipalle 40 29 29 33 Karkonda 26 82 82 34 KUToor 22 60 60 35 Keshavapur 59 19 19 36 Khanapur 27 81 81 37 Khaz:pur 53 24 24 38 Koilkonda 56 16 16 39 KondapuT 18 51 51 40 Kotakadra 1. Pothanpall e 79 94 94 41 Kothapalle @ Anantapur 52 23 23 42 Kothapet 34 87 87 43 Kothlabad 1 5 5 44 Kuchoor 1. Doddipalle 23 57 57 263

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MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK (Coneld.) 45 Lingalched 46 9 9 46 Lingupalle 42 27 27 47 MachanpaJle 80 93 93 48 Madharam 38 35 35 49 Mahbubnagar 1. BandameedipaJ1e 73 114 114 2. Kistanpalle (P.U. VII) (P.U. I) (P.U.) 50 Malkapur 60 20 20 51 Malkapur Patti Nawabpet 15 43 43 52 Mallapur 2 6 6 53 Manikonda 77 91 91 54 Modipur 48 12 12 55 Munimoksham 9 38 38 56 Naginonipal1 e 12 4() 40 57 NallepaIJe 50 14 14 58 Oblaipalle 82 95 95 59 Palkonda 71 129 129 60 Parpal1e 55 21 21 61 Parvathapur 31 47 47 Uninhabited 62 Pedda Daripalle 35 88 88 63 Pirikived 78 92 92 64 Ramachandrapur 81 97 97 65 Rampur 62 30 30 66 Rudravar<;m 1. Ravelpalle 2S 54 54 67 Saiepalle 51 15 15 68 Seri Venkatapur 47 10 l() 69 Shaikpalle 6 1 70 Siddotam 28 83 83 71 Suraram 1. Daipalle 3 7 7 72 Tankara 36 44 44 73 Teegaipalle 30 84 84 74 Tirmai~mpalle 43 26 26 75 Ve erampalle 54 22 22 76 Veerasettipalle 17 50 50 77 Venkatapur 65 90 90 78 Vcpoor 1. Ramannapalle 5 4 4 79 Yammangandla 1. Nawabpet 20 53 53 2. Daipanthulapalle 3. Ramachandrapuram 4. Rukkumpalle 80 Yaranpalle 39 34 34 81 Yedra 1. Appanapalle 69 116 116 2. Dcvitipalle 3. Ambatapallc 82 Yengonda 1. Thimmasanpalle 72 llS ll5

JADCHERLA TALUK*

1 Agrahar Potlapalle 24 86 86 Shadnagar 2 Aloor 62 123 123 Mahbubnagar 3 Ambatapur 30 59 59 Mahbubnagar 4 Ammapalle S2 71 71 Mahbubnagar *Formed from Mahbubnagar and Shadnagar Taluks Vide G.O. Ms. No. 1385 Revenue (U) dated 28th November 1979. 264

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JADCHERLA TALUK (Contd.)

5 Annasagar 75 131 131 Mahbubnagar 6 Appaipalle 85 96 96 Mahbubnagar 7 Appajipalle 22 88 88 Shad nagar 8 Badepalle 59 119 119 Mahbubnagar (F.U II) (F.U II) (F.U.) 9 Balanagar 1. Ammapalle 7 74 74 Shadnagar to Bhuthpur 1. Seripal1e 65 127 127 Mahbubnagar 2. Ambatpal1e 3. Narsingpur 11 Bibinagar 39 82 82 Shadnagar 12' Boda Janampct 21 87 87 Shadnagar 13 Bureddipalle 58 118 118 Mahbubnagar 14 Rurgul 1. Nerallacheruvu 5 91 91 Shadnagar 2. Chintagudem 3. Kasulavarikunta 4. Madhuvaniguda 5. Kasiredd iguda 6. Peerlaguda 7. Burgul Thanda 15 BurgupaHe 67 122 122 Mahbubnagar 16 Chinna Ad irya f 47 149 149 Shadnagar 17 Chinnavelle 28 61 61 Mahbubnagar f8 Chittaboinpalle 63 124 124 Mahbubnagar 19 Dondlapal1e L Chukkampet 13 69 69 Shadnagar 20 Earlapalle 37 67 67 Mahbubnaga r 2\ Edganpa lie 1. Yaronipalle 40 83 83 Shadnagar 22 Gajulapet 82 108 108 Mahbubnagar 23 Gangapur 54 73 73 Mah bubnaga r 24 Gollapalle 36 74 74 Mahbubnagar 25 Gopalpm Kalan 51 70 70 Mahbubnagar 26 Gopalpur Khurd 72 134 134 Mahbubnagar 27 Gouthapur 6 75 75 Shadnagar 28 Gunded 9 72 72 Shadnagar 29 Gundla Potlapalle 25 80 80 Shadnagar 30 Hasnapur I. Seripal1e 74 130 130 Mahbubnaga r 31 Ippalpalle 81 110 110 Mahbubnagar 32 ladcherla. I. Kavarampet 55 76 76 Mahbubnaga r 2. Khanapur 3. Bandameedipa lie 33 Janampet 1. Tadlagadda 79 104 104 Mahbubnagar 2. Acharyapallc 34 Kallcpallc- 23 85 85 Shadnagar 35 Kankapur 87 100 100 Mahbubnagar 36 K3ppeta 71 135 135 Mahbubnagar 37 K3rven.l 1. Must ivanipa II e 68 138 138 Mahbubnagar 38 Kethireddipa lIe 1. Galiguda 17 78 78 Shadnagar 39 Khanapur I. Mankapalle 15 63 63 Mahbubnagar 40 Kishtaram 31 58 58 Mahbubnagar 41 Kistampal1e 61 121 121 Mahbubnagar 42 Kodga} 1. Lingampet 49 68 68 Mahbubnagar 2· Kurvapalle 3· Makthapalle 4· Lambadi Thanda 265

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JADCHERLA TALUK (Colltd.)

43 Kodparthy 53 72 72 Mahbubnagar 44 Kodoor 1· Bokkalonipalle 84 93 98 Mahbubnagar 2 Ramareddipalle 4S Konded 48 148 148 Shadnagar 46 Kotha Molgara 69 137 137 Mahbubnagar Mahbubnagar 47 Kothur 66 126 126 Mahbubnagar 48 Kuchcherkal 27 64 64 Shadnagar 49 Kuthenepalle 12 68 68 50 Lingamdana 45 146 146 Shadnagar 51 Macharam 2 66 66 Shadnagar Mahbubnagar 52 Macharam 35 75 75 r 53 Malleboinpalle 1. Laeha Thanda 57 117 117 Mahbubnaga 2. New Colony 3. Mangalkunta Thanda Shadnagar 54 Mallepal1e 38 81 81 Shadnagar 55 Mothi Ghanapur 1· Gangadharpal1e 4 64 64 2. Mothighanapur Thanda Mahbubnagar 56 Nagsala 60 120 120 Shadnagar 57 Nandaram 1· Kothanandaram 8 73 73 Mahbubnagar 58 Nekkonda 50 69 69 Shadnagar 59 N erellapalle 10 71 71 Mahbubnagar 60 Nizalpur 90 103 103 Mahbubnagar 61 Path a Molgara 70 136 136 Shadnagal' 62 Pedda Adiryal Ekavayapalle 42 147 147 1· Shad nagar 63 Peddayapalle 1, Ekavayapalle 18 77 77 Mahbubnagar 64 Polepalle 1· Pedd'lpalle 34 78 78 2. Gundlagadda Thanda 3· Chinnapal1e Mahbubnagar 65 Polkampalle 77 106 106 Mahbubnagar 66 Pothulamadugu 1· Gopannapa lIe 73 133 133 2. Pirkapalle Shadnagar 67 Raghavapur 11 70 70 Mahbubnagar 68 Raipalle 29 65 65 66 Mahbubnagar 69 Rajapur 1. Nandigam 26 66 2. Ibrahimpalle 3. Mudireddipalle 4. Reddigani Thanda Shadnagar Rangareddiguda 1. Sangammaguda 16 79 79 70 Mahbubnagar Ravalpalle 76 132 132 71 Mahbubnagar 72 Sankalmaddi 1. Moosapet 89 102 102 Shadnagar 73 Seriguda (Gouthapur) 19 76 76 Mahbubnagar 74 Shakrapur 86 99 99 Mahbubnagar 75 Shankarayapalle 56 77 77 Shadnagar 76 SoudagarpaUe 46 150 150 Uninhabited 65 Shadnagar 77 Suraram 3 65 107 Mahbubnagar 78 Tadikonda 80 107 125 Mahbubnagar 79 Tadparthi 1. Chintaldivitipalle 64 125 141 Shadn:lgar 80 Thimmajipalle 44 141 105 105 Mahbubnagar 81 Thimmapur 78 Shadnagar 82 Thommidirekul 43 145 145 62 62 Mahbubnagar 83 T irmalapur 14 266

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JADCHERLA TALUK (Coneld.)

84 Tirmalgiri 41 84 84 Shadnagar 85 Tunkinipur 88 101 101 Mahbubnagar 86 Uddandapur 33 79 79 Mahbubnagar 87 Udithyal 1. Bandepallc 67 67 Shadnagar 2. Veerannapalle 88 Vallur 32 80 80 Mahbubnagar 89 Vanamvan iguda 20 NeWly sprung up 90 Zamistapur 83 109 109 Mahbubnagar

SHADNAGAR TAL UK

t Agiryal 1. Pata Agiryala 56 40 40 2 Al1isabguda 25 97 97 3 Alwal 1. Tulvaniguda 109 126 126 2. MangaJguda 3. Patigadda 4 Ammapur 1. Jangamonipalle 66 46 46 5 Annaram 80 61 61 6 Bhairampalle 7 4 4 7 Bhairkhanpalle Antireddiguda 107 123 123 8 Bheemaram 76 54 54 9 Bodnampalle 124 139 139 10 Buchchiguda 85 116 116 11 Chalvendrampalle 63 42 42 12 Chattanpalle 1. Lingareddiguda 26 109 109 13 Chegircddi Ghanpur 51 22 22 14 Chegur 1. Turkaguda 17 102 102 2. Thotaguda 3. Narasappaguda 4. Venkammaguda 5. Buggoniguda 6. Tadlaguda 7. Bondoniguda 8. Kothakapu Colony 15 Chennareddiguda 46 14 14 16 Cherukupalle 1. Gangannaguda 53 26 26 17 Chilbmarri (Chelka} 83 93 93 18 Chilakamarri (Regadi) 3 I 1 19 Chinchod 1. Devanpallc 55 39 39 2. Ayyawaripa \l c , 3. Rangareddiguda 20 Chinna Elkicherla 1. Pullappaguda 33 37 37 2. Ayodhya Nagar 3. Ramannagadda 21 Chinna Rcvalli 120 144 144 22 Chintakuntapalle 114 136 136 23 Chowdoor 1. Shambunagar 65 47 47 2. Rangampalle 24 Chowlpalle 1. Pecrlaguda 31 57 57 2. Donthikunta 267

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SHADNAGAR TALUK (Contd.)

25 Chowlp

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SHADNAGAR TALUK (Contd.)

69 Lemamidi 1. Turkapalle- 121 143 143 70 Lingampalle 1. Kishanguda 73 51 51 71 Lingaram 116 134 134 72 Lokirev 71 49 49 73 Madhurapur 102 133 133 74 Malkapahad 50 18 18 75 Mallapur 1. Reddipalem 18 103 103 76 Mamidipalle 1. Nasarabad 16 100 100 2. Masjid Mamidipalle 3. Srinivasuluguda 4. Modallaguda 5. Manchanpahad 77 Medhipur 1. Ramachandrapur 8 33 33 2. Pulusumamidi 78 ModampaJle 119 Newly sprung up 79 Mogalgidda 1. Rangadarn 11 36 36 2. Rangampalle 3. Khaja Aliguda 80 Mutpoor 2 6 6 81 NagulapaTJe 1. RasmaJguda ]4 98 98 2. Antireddiguda 82 Nandigam 1. Chandrayanaguda 24 108 108 2. Bansiguda 3. Jangamoniguda 4. Antireddyguda 5. Pittalaguda 6. Chalvendar amguda 7. Rangapur 8. Mardaguda 9. Myakaguda 10. Sangiguda 11. Venkannagari Vempu 12. Mohiuddinguda 83 NirdhaveHi 1. Rangampet 122 142 142 84 Padmaram 1. Elkaguda 47 15 15 2. Laxmidevipal1e 85 Papireddigud'a 99 112 112 86 Parvathapur 35 31 31 87 Pedda Elkicherla 1. Galiguda 48 16 16 88 Pedda Rcva lli 1. Timmareddypa He 118 89 89 89 Penjerla 1. Alisabguda 88 ] ]9 119 2. Joshiguda 90 Pomal 1. Timmaipalle 67 43 43 91 PonnaTp<1lfe 1. Kondareddipalle 115 135 135 92 Raibl 81 62 62 93 Ramakrish napur 82 Newly sprung up Uninhabited 94 Rangasamudram (Yellampalle) 10 35 35 95 Raviryal 1. Veerasamudram 52 23 23 96 RekuJ Chowdapur 72 50 50 97 Sangam 1. Puttavaniguda 92 128 128 9'8 Santhapur L Kondapalle 108 124 124 269

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SHADNAGAR TALUK (Conc/d.)

99 Seriguda (Bhadrayapalle) 90 121 121 100 Seriguda (Madhurapur) 101 132 132 101 Siddapur 1. Angulammaguda 106 122 122 102 Solipur 27 110 110 103 Somarampahad 34 32 32 104 Sri Rangaphr 9 34 34 105 Suryaraoguda 98 Newly sprung up Uninhabited 106 Tangallapalle 1. Dev:tnpalle 54 30 30 107 Tekulpalle 5 3 3 108 Theegapur 22 107 107 109 Thoompalle 41 10 10 110 Thummalapall e 1. Lachampeta 38 8 8 111 Thimmapur L Rly. Station Thimmapur 20 105 105 112 Ummenthyal Lalapet 1 7 7 113 Uttaraspalle 6 5 5 114 Vanampalle 40 9 9 115 Veerannapet 45 13 13 116 Veer lapall e 1. Errakunta 23 101 101 2. Cherla Antireddiguda 3. Appareddiguda 4. Appireddiguda 117 Velijerla I 95 113 113 Uninhabited 118 V elij e ria II 96 Newly sprung up 119 Velijerla III 97 Newly sprung up Uninhabited 120 Vemulnarva 1. Chowderguda 113 130 130 121 Venkiryal 57 29 29 122 Viswanathpur 58 28 28 123 Vittyal 78 56 56 124 Yedira 1. Kashabad 60 21 21 2. Peerjapur 3. Mustipalle

KALVAKURTHITALUK

Ajilapur 1. Lalu Thanda 56 56 56 2. Anthireddypalle 3. Kondaram Thanda 2 Akuthotapalle 1. Gouraram 36 13 13 2. Pulligan Thanda 3 Amangal 1. Mangalpalle 35 37 37 2. M urtjapalle 3. Jangamreddipalle 4. Chintalpal1e 5. Sankarainpalle 6. Sankarkonda Thanda 7. Sakibanda Thanda 8. Medigadda Thanda 9. Chandrainpalle Thanda 10. Muchugutta Thanda 270

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KAL V AKUR THI TALUK (Contd.)

4 Andugul 1. Anthampet 59 59 59 2. Kubya Thanda 5 AnnaboinpalJe 44 49 49 6 Annaram 134 127 127 7 Antharam 26 28 28 8 AppareddipaIJe 1. Dobbagadda Thanda 50 46 46 2. Jairam Thanda 3. Gudi Thanda 9 Arkapalle 1. Asireddipalle 47 52 52 10 Aurupalle 1. Nallavaripalle 52 40 40 11 Badnapur 24 25 25 12 Bekkara 122 111 111 13 Bellampalle l. Bondonpalle 66 70 70 2. Sallapalle 3. Ankinonikunta 14 BhairampaUe 81 95 95 15 Bhairapur 1. Narlagadda Thanda 64 65 65 16 Boinpalle 88 85 85 17 BommarajupaJle 72 81 81 18 Brahmanpalle 1. Reddiguda 48 53 53 19 Chaduruvalle 1. Pochammagadda Thanda 65 67 67 20 Challampalle 12 9 9 2l Chandradana 29 26 26 22 Channaram 21 17 17 23 Charakonda 1. Turkalpalle 61 61 61 2. MarripaJlc 3. Ramapuram 24 Chedughat 80 94 94 25 Cheepunutha1a 14 19 19 26 ChennampalJe 43 48 48 27 Cherikonda Patti Kalvakurthi 39 44 44 28 Cherikonda Patti Padkal 38 43 43 29 Cheluneru 1. AyyalvarpaJle 83 97 97 2. Ranipet 3. Reddiguda JO Chakkapuf 22 36 36 31 Churkur 1. Chowderpalle 68 72 72 2. Ranghaipalle 3. Barkatpa lie 4. Narayanpur 32 Dodlapahad 51 41 41 33 DondichintalapalJe 139 134 134 34 Donur 79 92 92 35 Ekrajguda 9 1 1 Uninhabited 36 Gajra 146 146 146 37 Garvipalle 34 34 34 38 Ghattu Ippalapalle 1- Veerannapalle 71 80 80 39 Girikothapalle 1. Narasampalle 58 58 58 40 Gakaram 10 Chandrainpalle 62 63 63 41 Gudiganpalle 1. Pantapur 114 104 104 42 Gundal 100 69 69 43 Gundur 131 114 114 44 Ippapahad 97 78 78 271

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

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KALV AKUR THI TALUK (Contd.)

45 Truvennu 1. Ramdugyal 57 57 57 2. Dilarkhanpalle 3. Nallacheruvu 4. Mangalpahad 5. Reddiguda 46 Jagboinpalle 74 88 88 47 Jajala 135 130 130 48 Jakaralpalle (Jakunalpalle) 94 79 79 49 J eedipalle 1. Chinta Jeedipalle 117 107 107 50 Jillella 1. Yangampalle 95 120 120 51 Julapalle 25 27 27 52 Jupalle 1. Jaipalle 105 138 138 2. Dudlapalle 53 Kadthala 1. Maisingondi 10 2 2 2. Almospalle 54. Kalakonda 1. Chendrainpalle 55 55 55 2. Kammaguda 3. Gopya Thanda 4. Sangalgutta Thanda 5. Sandragutta Thanda 6. Thondiyalgudi Thanda 7. Redd:wandla Indlu 55 Kalvakurthi 1. Silairpur 119 123 123 2. Karrebeeka Thanda (F.U.) 3. Vysya Thanda 4. Vad!abeeke Thanda 56 Kamalapur 103 62 62 57 Kan chanp all e 78 93 93 58 Karkalapahad 1. Govindaipalle 17 1l 11 59 Karrevanipalle 98 75 75 60 Khanapur 32 35 35 61 Konaduvada 67 71 71 62 Konapur 19 14 14 63 Kondareddipalle 127 137 137 64 Konetipur 144 145 145 65 Kothapalle 82 96 96 66 Kothur 1. Mallapur 112 103 103 67 Kotra 1. Buddonpall e 108 121 121 68 Kulkulpalle 42 47 47 69 Kuppagandla 1. Gollonpalle 70 74 74 70 Kurmiddc 118 117 . 117 71 Lingaraopalle 2 22 22 72 Lingareddipalle 106 139 139 73 Lingasanipalle 132 128 128 74 Madgul 1 Pedda Madgul 49 54 54 2. Narasaipalle 3. Reddiguda 75 Madharam 4 7 7 76 Madharam 111 lOS 105 77 Mannanur 85 99 99 78 Marchala 109 118 118 79 Mas igundlapall e 76 90 90 80 Medakpalle 31 32 32 272

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KALVAKURTHI TALUK (Colltd.)

81 Midjil 87 101 101 82 M ittasadgode 138 133 133 83 Mokarala 130 125 125 84 Mudhivenu 1. Ekwaipalle 37 12 12 2. Korsikonda Thanda .!_L Neradudinnc 3. Marepalle 85 Nagi)]a 1. Feroznagar 41 45 45 2. Katrain Thanda 3. Nellikonda Thanda 86 Nagireddiguda 8 3 3 87 NarasampaIle 93 119 119 88 Nir.lmtapur 5 4 4 89 Padkal 1. Venkatapur 3 21 21 2. Venkatapur Thanda 3. Devunipadkal J.i Pcddapur 4. Peddur Thanda 5. Saireddipalle 90 Panjagul 1. Thurkalpalle J25 115 115 91 Peddapur 69 73 73 92 PoJepalJe 54 38 38 93 Polkampalle J. ChowderpalJe 128 136 136 94 PothepalJe 101 68 68 95 PothureddipalJe 136 131 131 96 Rachalapalle 110 106 106 97 Rachur 1. TimmanonipalJe 96 77 77 98 Raghupatipet 1. Ramgiri 133 129 129 99 Ramanampalle 45 50 50 Uninhabited 100 Ramanuthula 18 16 16 101 Rampur 1. Janagamreddipalle 30 31 31 2. Sangaipalle 102 Ramreddipalle 89 86 86 103 Rangapur 1. Konapuf 129 126 126 104 Ravichedu 6 6 6 105 . Ravalli 1. '1'immanurpalle 90 84 84 106 Salarpur 13 20 20 107 Sarvareddipalle 1. Narsampalle 143 141 141 108 Seri Appireddipalle 63 64 64 109 Settipalle 40 42 42 110 Singamdoddi 77 91 91 111 Singampalle 53 39 39 1I2 Sirusangandla 1. Ramachandrapur 60 60 60 2. Shantiguda 3. Agraharam Thanda 113 Sri Ramakrishnapuram I 23 23 114 Suddakal 124 113 113 115 Suddapallc 46 51 51 116 Takurajuguda 7 5 5 117 TalkondapalJe 23 24 24 118 Tandra 107 122 122 119 Tarnikal 1. Sanjapur 120 116 116 2. Tarnikal Thanda 3. Seriramnagar 120 Timmaipalle 1. DQntulakunta Thanda 104 140 140 121 Timmapur 73 87 87 Uninhabited 273

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KALVAKURTHI TALUK (Conc/d.)

122 Tippareddipall e 145 144 144 123 Tirmalagiri 147 147 147 124 Totapall e 121 110 110 125 Ulipara 137 132 132 126 Uppalapahad 140 135 135 127 Urukonda 1. Mucharlapallc 91 83 83 128 Urukondapet 1. Gundukuntapalle 92 82 82 2. Reddi Thanda 129 Vampuguda 11 8 8 130 Vangur 1. Tummalapa1!c 142 142 142 2. Masinonipalle 3. Vallampalle 4. Velmalpalle 131 Vaspula 1. Vallabharainpalle 84 98 98 132 Vasudevapuram 1. Balsupalle 16 10 10 2. Chantramanda 133 Veldanda 1. Chukkannapa 11 e 99 76 76 2. Kontonipalle 134 Velkatta 115 109 109 135 Veijala 1 Chowderpalle 28 30 30 2. Channapalle 3 Madipalle 4. Israipalle 5. Ramogipalle 136 Velugommula 113 102 102 137 Vemula 75 89 89 138 Venkatapur Patti Godal 141 143 143 139 Vcnkatapur Patti Moligara 116 108 108 140 Venkatapur Patti Veljala 27 29 29 141 V enka traopet 1. Balsupalle 33 33 33 142 Vepur 123 112 112 143 Vithaipalle 20 15 15 144 Wadiyal 86 100 100 145 Yedavalli IS 18 18 146 Yellikal 1. Jangamredd ipalle 126 124 124 2. Timaraspalle 147 Yerravalli 102 66 66

NAGARKURNOOL T ALUK

Adirial ]. Vavcllabhavi 126 120A Newly sprung up after 1961 Census 2 Aithavolu 23 23 23 3 Aleru ]. Golagundam 131 126 126 2. Madnapur 4 AllampaJle 19 17 17 Uninhabited 5 Allapur 48 31 31 6 Allipur 67 53 53 7 Alwanpaile 1 I I 8 Ananthasagar 108 83 83 9 Anekhanpalle 34 42 42 10 Antharam 43 26 26 11 Appajipalle 17 10 10 12 Auraspalle 105 112 112 274

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NAGARKURNOOL TALUK (Conld.)

13 Avancha 6 13 13 14 Bajipuram 15 45 45 15 Bandapalle 109 82 82 16 Bayapur 62 59 59 17 Bhallanpalle 24 20 ::0 18 Bhavaj ipalle 20 18 18 19 Bheemaram 53 69 69 Uninhabited 20 Bdinapalle 1. Lurdunagar 32 58 58 21 BondalapaJle 89 111 III 22 Boppepalle 134 132 132 23 Buddhasamudram 1. Kothakapu Colony 7 14 14 24 Chakalp311e 99 99A Newly sprung up after 1961 Census 25 Chandayapalle 73 71 71 26 Chandrikal 1. Sanjivapur 127 120 120 27 Chandubhatla 114 115 115 28 Cheerkapalle 119 102 102 29 Chegunta 14 46 46 30 Chennaram 1. Gollapallc 118 101 101 31 Cherlaitkayala 55 67 67 32 Chinna Mudnur 83 84 84 33 Damistapur 84 73 73 34 Dattaram 136 134 134 35 Dechi Itkyal 86 86 86 36 Dharnupur 68 54 54 Uninhabited 37 Gaddampalle 107 122 122 38 Gaggalpalle 74 72 72 39 Gangaram 64- 50 50 40 Ganyagula 124 116 116 41 Gattunellikuduru 1. Goureddipalle 110 125 125 42 GopaJpct 94 95 95 43 Gorata 13 7 7 44 Gouraram 29 48 48 45 Gouraram 80 79 79 46 Goutampalle 112 123 123 47 Govindayapalle 41 24 24 48 GudipaJle 104 110 110 49 Gud!anarva 1. Kothakapu Colony 33 63 63 50 Gumkondcl 16 8 8. 51 Guntakoduru 50 33 33 51 Indrakallu 40 36 36 53 I ppalpal\e 5 12 12 54 Jeelugupalle 133 136 136 55 Karukonda 3) 41 41 56 Karuvanga 1. Tha Bapa II e n 77 77 2. Nandipet 57 Kesampet 100 100 100 58 Khanapur 61 60 60 59 Kodaparthy 18 9 9 60 Komatikunta 135 135 135 61 Konkalapalle 121 104 104 62 Kummera 36 40 40 63 Lakshmapuram 88 88 88 Uninhabited 64 Latpalle 30 49 49 65 Lingasanpalle 58 65 65 275

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NAGARKURNOOL TALUK (Contd.)

66 Mahadevunipet 63 56 56 67 Malkapur 75 74 74 68 Mammaipalle 65 52 52 69 Manganuru 28 47 47 70 Mannanur 96 97 97 71 Manthata 85 85 85 72 Marepalle 1. Ammapalle 9 16 16 2. Kothakapu Colony 73 Marrikal 3 3 3 74 Marrikal 132 130 130 75 Medipuram 46 29 29 76 Mushtipalle 1. Perumallapalle 128 129 129 77 Nadigadda 79 78 78 78 Nagadevupalle 44 27 27 79 Naganul 1. Nellikonda 87 87 87 80 Nagal'uf 1. GourcddipaHe 123 117 117 81 Nagarkurnool 72 70 70 (F.U. VIII) (F.U. VI) (F.U.) 82 Nallavelli 70 91 91 83 Narsaipalle 115 114 114 84 Narsullabad 1. Tangellapalle 2 2 2 2. Guttukadipalle 3. Cherlapalle 4. Kurkuntapalle 85 Nellikuduru 45 28 28 86 Nereilapalle 8 15 15 87 Palem 59 62 62 88 Papgal 21 21 21 89 Parvathapuram 81 80 80 90 Parvathayapalle 37 39 39 91 Pathareddipalle 1. Venkayapalle 25 19 19 92 Peddamudnur 113 121 121 93 Peddapalle 129 128 128 94 Peddapuram 103 107 107 95 Pedduru 1. Jangamonipalle 130 127 127 96 Polepalle 31 57 57 97 Polkepahad 93 94 94 98 Polmuru 1. Guttalapalle 47 30 30 99 Puljal 77 76 76 100 Pullagiri 4 4 4 101 Raipakula 122 118 118 102 Raipakula III 124 124 103 Revalle 117 105 105 104 Salkarpct 92 93 93 105 Sayampct 137 133 133 106 Shainpalle 66 51 51 107 Shanaipalle 116 109 109 108 Sirusuvada 1. Kothakapu Colony 22 22 22 109 Sripuram 90 89 89 110 Tadparthy 1. Narasingaipalle 95 96 96 111 Talupunuru 101 106 106 112 Telkapalle 1. Daspallc 82 81 81 2. Ramreddipalle 3. Komrcddipallc 113 Thadur 52 35 35 2.76

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NAGARKURNOOL TALUK (Colic/d.)

114 Thirnmajipeta 11 5 5 115 Thurnrnalasugur 38 38 38 116 Tirmalagiri 12 6 6 117 Tirmalapur (Jain) 97 98 98 118 Tirmalapuram 56 66 66 119 Toodukurthy 91 92 92 120 lTyyalwada 71 90 90 121 Vaddernanu 69 55 55 122 Vallabhampalle 102 108 108 Uninhabited 123 VanapatJa ]06 ]13 ]13 124 Vasantapur 57 64 64 125 Vattem 26 43 43 126 VattipalJe 133 131 131 127 Vedirepalle 10 II 11 128 VeJgonda 1. Velgonda Colony 27 44 44 @ Kothakapu Colony 129. Vengampalle 49 32 32 130 Venkatapur 60 61 61 131 Venkatapur 76 75 7'3 132 Vennacherla 1. NakkaJapal1e 125 119 119 ]33 Yadareddipa lle 1. Kothakapu Colony 51 34 34 134 Yatdarpalle 42 25 25 135 Yatrnatapur 39 37 37 136 Yedula 1. Vallabhraopet 120 103 103 2. Annapur 137 Yedutla 98 99 99 138 Yenda Betta S4 68 68

WANAPARTHI TALUK

1 Achutapur 76 62 63 2 Addakul 1. Ramachandrapur 44 15 15 3 Agawaram 16 37 38 4 Ajjakol 93 86 87 5 Almaipalle 22 41 42 6 Alwal 1. Mangampal1e 49 22 22 7 Amadabakal 96 93 94 8 Amaravathi Nagar 65 74 75 Uninhabited 9 Anjangiri 80 102 103 10 Ankoor S4 55 56 11 Anpad 24 39 40 Uninhabited 12 Antaipalle 14 35 36 13 Appaipalle 7S 100 101 14 Apparala 107 88 89 15 Appareddipall e 25 46 47 16 Ayyawarpalle 139 131 132 17 Baleedpalle 43 19 19 18 Balijapalle 53 54 55 19 Baswaipalle 3 3 3 20 Boothpur 105 91 92 21 Buddharam 57 58 59 22 BUdidipad 141 141 142 ,23 Bunyadpur 129 135 136 277

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

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WANAPARTHI TALUK (Contd.)

24 Chandapur 100 104 105 25 Chelmella 1. Kishtarcddipet 124 123 124 26 Chennoor 58 59 60 27 Cherlapalle 106 87 88 28 ChimanguntapaJle 59 60 61 29 Chinna Mandadi 50 52 53 30 Chinna Mungalched 45 16 16 31 Chityala 60 61 62 32 ChoudcrpaJle 1 1 1 33 Dantanoor 88 82 83 34 Dasarpalle 1. Chennanpalle 6 7 7 35 Dattaipalle 99 103 104 36 Dwarakanagar 66 75 76 37 Elkicherla 1. Battupalle 20 44 45 315 Garkasa 30 32 33 Uninhabited 39 Ghanpur 1. GattukadipaJle 28 33 34 40 Ghatla Khanapur 47 23 23 41 Govind<,.halli 87 83 84 42 Gudibanda 40 12 12 43 Gummadam 143 143 144 44 Gumpanapalli 127 126 127 Uninhabited 45 Hajiapur 2 2 2 46 Jagathpalle 1. Mehbubnagar 74 64 65 47 Jakkampalle 56 57 58 Uninhabited 48 Janampalle 130 137 138 49 Janampet 135 134 135 50 Jangamaipalle 33 49 50 51 Jeenugurala 8 10 10 52 Kadukuntla 103 109 110 53 Kamaluddinpur 15 36 37 54 Kambalapur 125 124 125 55 Kanaipalle 85 66 67 56 Kancharlupall e 117 121 122 57 Kanmanoor 42 18 18 58 Kanumetta 63 72 73 59 Kasimnagar 79 101 102 60 Katavaram 38 14 14 61 Kistagiri 102 107 108 62 Komireddipalle 11 6 6 63 Kondur 1. Gourdevpalle 12 28 29 2. Sunkaramaiahpalle 3. Vaddepalle 4. Narlapalle 5. ChoudaipaJle 64 Konnur 67 76 77 65 Kothakota 86 84 85 66 Lachampalle 4 4 4 67 Madnapur 91 79 80 68 Maddigatla 1. Ammapalle 48 21 21 69 Maddigatla 19 43 44 70 Malkamiapal1e 23 40 41 71 Malkapur 3( 29 30 278

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WANAPARTHI TALUK (Contd_)

72 Mamidimada 26 48 49 73 Manajipet I. Kothapalle 32 30 31 2. Rukkannapalle 74 Mangilla 73 65 66 75 Mentap:Jll<) 114 110 111 76 Miraspalle 1. UlIiamkonda III 113 114 77 Mohammad Hussainpalle 13 34 35 78 Mojerla 62 68 69 79 Mummullapalle 104 90 91 80 Mungamandinne 131 138 139 81 Nagaraj 126 125 126 82 Naga,anralle 137 129 130 83 Nagavaram 82 97 98 84 Nancha rammapet 113 111 112 85 N:ll~dipet 7 9 9 llS Narasingapur fi8 77 78 87 Natavelli 112 112 II3 88 Natchahalli 115 106 107 89 Nelividi 90 18 79 90 Niruvcnu 72 67 68 91 Palcm 71 69 70 92 Pamapltr 110 115 116 93 Pamire ddipalJe 52 50 51 94 Parwathapur 27 47 48 95 Patha Jangal1luipalle 64 73 74 96 Pathapallc 138 130 131 97 Pebbair 123 120 121 98 Peddagudem 98 108 109 99 Pedda Mandadi L DodaguntapalJ c 61 53 54 100 Pedda Mungalched 41 17 17 101 Penchikalpahad 132 139 140 102 Ponnakal 1. Dubbapalle 10 8 8 103 Pullareddikunta 108 89 90 104 Rachal L Nagayapalle 9 11 11 105 Rajanagar 75 63 64 106 Rajapet 83 96 97 107 Ramakrishnap1:l'l:" 109 114 115 lOR Ramammapet 120 117 118 109 Ramanathpur 70 70 71 no Ramanpahad 92 80 81 III Ramapur 121 118 119 H2 RameshwlIrapur 140 132 133 Uninhabited 113 Rangapur 122 136 137 114 Rayanpct 97 94 95 115 Sa!kelapur 21 45 46 116 Sankircddipal1e 84 95 96 117 Satyahalli 95 92 93 118 Savaigudem 101 105 106 H9 Shakhapur 39 13 13 120 Shakhapur 119 116 117 121 Shankarammapet 69 71 72 122 Shapur 29 31 32 123 Solipur 34 27 27 279

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WANAPARTHI TALUK (Cone/d.)

124 Srinivasapur 81 99 " 98 125 Srirangapur 1. Scripall ~ 128 127 128 126 Sugur 134 133 134 127 Suraipalle 1. Jaggaipalle 36 25 25 128 Tatipamula 116 122 123 129 Timmaipalle 37 24 24 130 Tippaipalle 142 142 143 131 Tirmalaipalle 18 42 43 132 Tirmalaipalle 89 81 82 133 Too m alapalle 118 119 120 134 Upparapalle 35 26 26 135 Veeraipal1 e 5i 51 52 136 Veerladinne 133 140 141 J37 VeItoor 1. Chilkatvaripalle 46 20 20 138 Vemula 5 5 5 139 V cnkatampalle 17 38 39 140 Venkatapur 55 56 57 141 Venkatapur 136 128 129 142 Waddewat 94 85 86 143 Wanaparlhi 1. Mctpallc 77 99 100 (F.U.Xl) (F.U.VII) (P.U.) 144 Yaperla 144 144 145

ATMAKUR T ALUK

1 Allipur 74 101 101 2 Amarchinta 80 100 100 3 Ammapur 48 53 53 4 Anugonda 1. Dadanpalle 99 88 88 2. Anlcenpall e 3. Gaddampalle 5 Appampallc 41 58 51l (; Appampalle 88 78 78 Uninhabited 7 Arepalle 118 117 117 8 Atmakur 109 110 110 9 Balakistapur 110 106 106 10 Balsupalle 8 40 40 11 BandarpaUe IS 29 29 12 Baswapur 9 32 32 13 Bekkarpalle 67 75 75 14 Bhagavanpalle 93 82 82 15 Bhoothpur 63 8 II 16 Bollaram 1 36 36 17 Chandraghad 85 97 97 18 Chinna Chintakunta 72 68 68 19 Chinna GopaJpur 94 83 83 20 Chinna Rajmoor 1. Naganpalle 3 35 35 21 Chintareddipalle 101 90 90 22 Chittanur 38 22 22 23 Damganapur 54 63 63 24 Dasarpalle 42 57 57 25 Devarpalle 115 115 lIS 280

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ATMAKUR TALUK (Contd.)

26 Deverkodra 12 41 41 27 Dharmapur 84 98 98 28 Dokur 13 42 42 29 Duppa!le 75 102 102 30 Edulapur 52 67 67 31 Eklaspur 28 20 20 32 Erladinne 103 93 93 33 Fareedpur 26 23 23 34 Gaddeguda 6 38 38 35 Gopalpur Kalan 11 30 30 36 Gopanpalle 21 45 45 37 Gopanpet 77 105 105 38 Gudibanda 20 44 44 39 Gudur 50 55 55 40 Guntepalle 114 113 113 41 Gurakonda 10 31 31 42 Hajalapur 2 37 37 43 Isrampalle 43 48 48 44 Jakkannapalle 59 13 13 45 Jangamreddipalle 30 18 18 46 Jinnavaram 27 21 21 47 Juria! 113 112 112 48 Kadmur 66 77 77 49 Kalwal 91 9 9 50 Kanmanur 29 19 19 51 Karuvena 78 104 J(l4 52 Kathepalle 119 119 119 53 Katrevpalle 62 7 7 54 Khanapur 108 108 108 55 Kistampalle 102 92 92 56 Kondadoddi 89 79 79 57 Konkanvaripalle 83 71 71 58 Kothapalle 65 11 11 59 Kothapalle 76 103 103 60 Kowkuntla 1. Razole 23 47 47 61 Krishna Samudram 32 3 3 Uninhabited 62 KumarJingampalle 55 64 64 63 Kurumurthy 49 54 54 64 Lakkardoddi 58 12 12 65 Lakshmidevipur 71 66 66 66 Lalkot 19 25 25 67 Lankal 56 15 15 68 Maddur 73 69 69 69 Manthdngod 1. Savanpalle 33 2 2 70 Mastipur 105 96 96 71 Medepalle 111 114 114 72 Mingavanipalle 14 43 43 73 Mittanandimalla 86 91 91 74 Motlampalle 117 116 116 75 Muchintal 24 59 59 76 Mulamalla 106 95 95 77 Musalaipalle 98 87 87 78 Mustipa!le 100 89 89 281

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ATMAKUR TALUK (Cone/d.)

79 Muthyalampa lie 46 51 51 80 Nagalkadmur 68 74 74 81 Nagaram 5 33 33 82 Nagireddipalle 69 72 72 83 Nandimalla 104 94 94 84 Narva 35 14 14 85 Nellikonda 40 60 60 86 Omdyala 70 65 65 87 Pallamarri 25 24 24 88 Pamareddipalle 31 99 99 89 Panchadevapahad 96 85 85 90 Panchalingal 92 31 81 91 Pareval 97 86 86 92 Pasupu! 95 84 84 93 Pathcrched 31 4 4 94 Pedda Chintakunta 18 26 26 95 Pedda Rajmoor 4 34 34 96 Peruru 1. Kistampalle 45 50 50 2. Venbmpalle 97 Pinamcherla 79 107 107 98 Puttapalle 22 46 46 99 Raikode 60 6 6 100 Rajpalle 34 5 5 101 Rarnpur 37 16 16 Uninhabited 102 Rangapur 82 70 70 122 103 Rechintal 122 122 49 104 Rekulamoalle 1. Vcnkatagiri 44 49 80 105 Satyavaram 90 80 61 61 106 Sectaran~pet 39 109 109 107 Sin:;;ampet 107 10 10 108 Sivapur 64 111 111 109 Somasagar 112 27 27 110 Teelair 17 118 111 Thippadampal1e 116 118 56 56 112 Tirumalapur 51 120 120 113 Toompalle 120 17 114 Undckode 36 17 52 52 115 Varna 47 121 121 116 Veeraraghavapur 121 39 39 117 V enkataipall e 7 28 28 118 Venkatapur 16 62 62 119 Waddeman 53 73 120 Yamki 57 73 121 Yarnagapal1e 61 1 1 76 122 Y cl1ampalle 87 76

GADWAL TALUK 58 1 Adiviravalcheruvu 50 58 47 2 Aloor 1. Voelkunta Thanda 56 47 2. Nallagattu Thanda 3. Bingidoddi Thanda 282

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GADWAL TALUK (Contd.)

3 Alwalpad 32 42 42 4 Anantapur*. 1. Basaracheruvu 21 32 32 * At 1961 & 1971 Censuses Basaracheruvu Was the main village and Anantapur its hamlet. In 1981 Ananta- pur has become main village and Basaracheruvu its hamlet· 5 Apkondanhalli 59 50 50 Uninhabit~d 6 Argidda 75 55 55 7 Atmakur 1. Edgonipalle 27 39 39 2. Madanpalle 8 BaJgera 81 83 83 9 Basapur 20 31 31 10 Beerole 1. Latipuram 18 29 29 11 Bijjawaram 1. MYakalsompallc 53 60 60 2. Dasarpalle 12 Bingidoddi 87 100 100 13 Boordipad 47 63 63 14 Boyalguddam 1. Lingapur 98 86 86 2. Basapuram 15 B. Timmapuram 85 98 98 Uninhabited 16 Chagadona 1. Cllinnonipall e 96 95 95 2. Antampalle 3. Kothapalle 17 Chamankhando,ddi 80 82 82 18 Charlagarlampadu 67 72 72 19 Chinn a Tandrapadu 1. Nawrojicamp 92 92 92 20 Chintalakunta 58 49 49 21 Chintarevula 1. Peddachintarevula 12 23 23 2. Bhimpuram 3, Revalpalle 4, Peddapad 5. Enumulapalle 22 D. Amaravai 1. Mangampet 48 64 64 23 Devabanda 86 99 99 24 Dharur l, Burreddipal1e 43 41 41 2. Chennareddipalle 3. Jampalle 4. Dhal ur Harijan Colony 25 Dornal 31 20 20 26 Earlabanda 5 13 13 27 Ekalaspur 84 97 97 28 Gadwal I. Chenigonipalle 15 26 26 2. Douderpalle (P.U. TV) (P,U. IX) (P.lI,) 3. Setty Agraharam 29 Ganganpalle 34 11 11 30 Garlapad 10 18 18 31 Gattu 1. Salkapur 61 52 52 2. Gangimandoddi 32 Gonpad 28 40 40 33 Gorlakhandoddi 77 79 79 34 Gurramgadda 19 30 30 283

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

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GADWAL TALUK (Contd.) 35 Guvvaldinne 1. Thanda 36 6 6 2. Tirupa Thanda 3. Tota Thanda 4. Pujari Thanda 36 Ieeja 1. Tuppatrala 88 101 101 2. Fardipuram 37 Induvasi 97 85 85 38 Irkichedu 1. Thanda 1 1 1 39 Isarlapad 38 8 8 Uninhabited 40 Jadadoddi 90 69 69 41 Jammichedu 1. Venkatampalle 23 34 34 42 Jilladabanda 1. Marlapaile 44 37 37 43 Kakulavaram 45 61 61 44 Kaloori Timmandoddi 39 9 9 45 Kartiravalcheruvu 72 76 76 46 Kondapur 35 5 5 47 Kothapalle 14 25 25 48 Kotulagidda 41 43 43 49 Kuchinerla 1. Mallapuram 57 4S 48 2. Ersandoddi 3. Sompuram 4. Sultanpuram 5. Siddampalle 6. Lambadi Thanda 7. Mallethanda 50 Kuduknoor 101 89 89 51 Kyashwaram 1. Kothur 93 91 91 52 Macherla 78 80 80 53 Maddelabanda 1. Pedda Thanda 64 56 56 2. Chinna Th:lDda 54 Maldakallu 1. Peddadoddi 65 74 74 55 Mallamdoddi 69 67 67 56 Mallampalle 82 84 84 57 Mannapur 1. Gurrampalle 30 21 21 58 Marlabeedu 42 44 44 59 Mcdikonda 1. Bhumpuram 94 93 93 2. Amruthnagar 60 Melacheruvu 24 35 35 61 Mirzapuram 7 15 15 62 Mittadoddi 1. Muchonipalle 83 96 96 2. Tummalpalle 63 Mulkalapalle 1. Turkonipalle 17 28 28 2. Telugonipalle 64 Musaldoddy 2 2 2 65 Musalmanpalle 79 81 81 Uninhabited 66 Nagardoddi 9 17 17 67 Nagardoddi 71 71 71 68 N2.ndinne 37 7 7 69 Neelahalli 1. Kotl:lapalcm 6 14 14 70 Ncthwanpalle 51 57 57 71 Nettampadu 8 16 16 72 Pagunta 3 3 3 73 Palavai 1. Peddapalle 46 62 62 2. Pavanpalle 284

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SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------_;~------~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

GADWAL TALUK (Concld.)

74 Palcherla 1. Chinnapad 29 22 22 2. Sompuram 75 Paramala 1. Nalladevunipalle 25 36 36 76 Panchikalpad 63 54 54 77 Pudur 1. Kondapalle 22 33 33 2. Repalle 3. Yarrapalle 4. Jangampalle 5. Veerapur:::m 6. Putanpallc 78 Pulikal 1. Rajapuram lOt 90 90 2. Pedda Boinpalle 3. Kisannagar 4. Chinna BoinpalJe 79 Puranapalem 33 12 12 80 Rayapuram 1. Tarapuram 62 53 53 2. Jagannagattu 81 RekulapalJe 1. Guntipalle 13 24 24 82 Ryalampad 1. Obulonpalle 54 45 55 83 SaddalonpalJe 49 65 65 84 Sangala 26 38 38 85 Sindanoor l. Kothapalle 100 88 88 2. Sindham Camp 86 Sysampalle 73 75 75 87 Tappetlamorsu 76 78 78 88 Thatikunta 74 77 77 89 Thummalacheruvu 1. Basapur 55 46 46 90 Tottinenidoddi 1. Mogavanipal1e 99 87 87 2. Kothur 91 Tumkunta 89 70 70 92 UligepalJe 52 59 59 93 Umithyala 1. Mailgudda 40 10 10 2. Rangapur 3. Tanda 94 Uppal 1. Uppal Camp 91 102 102 95 Upperu 1. Kammapadu 11 19 19 2. Dyagadoddi 3. Maldoddi 4. Narsandoddi 5. Hemagadda 6. Vadligadda 7. Guddamdoddi 8. Vcmanpallc 96 Uttanoor 1. Eadegonipal1e 95 94 94 2. Shankapuram 97 Venkatapuram 4 4 4 98 Vitlapuram 1. Chippadoddi 70 68 68 99 Yeddulagudem 66 73 73 100 Yelkur 1,. Neelapalle 68 66 66 2. Yeddulapalle 101 Yellamdoddi 60 51 51 102 Ycnkampet J. Nadi /,graharam 16 27 27 285

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA TlON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

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)

ALAMPUR TALUK

1 A. Burdipad 51 35 . 35 2 Alampur 90 89 89 (F.U. I) (F.U. VIII) (F.U.) 3 Amarvai 50 30 30 4 Bairanpalle 96 96 96 5 Baswapur 88 88 88 6 Batladinne 15 15 15 7 Bhairapur 87 87 87 8 Bheemwaram 82 83 83 9 Bochuveerapur 18 18 18 10 Bonkur 70 59 S9 11 Boravelle 2S 23 23 12 Budamarsu 1. Gandhinagar Camp. 53 5S SS 13 Bukkapur 83 84 84 14 -Burdidipad 86 68 68 15 Chagapur 1. Buggareddipalle 14 14 14 16 Chagatur 99 99 99 Uninhabited 17 Chandapur 38 31 31 18 Chandur 23 75 75 19 Chinna Amidyalpad 78 69 69 20 Chinna Dhanwada 62 45 45 21 Chinna Pothulapad 73 62 62 22 Chinnipad 48 65 65 23 Dharmawaram 1. Bochwengannapalle 17 17 17 24 Gokulapad 49 33 33 25 Gopaldinne J J 26 Gundimalla 97 97 97 27 Imampur 89 90 90 28 ltkyal 1. Sivnampalle 8 8 8 2. Kothadevarpalle 3. Nakkapalle 29 Itkyalpad 41 72 72 30 Jallapur 24 74 74 31 Jilledinne 35 27 27 32 JilIeJpad 95 95 95 33 Julakal 1. Jakkireddipalle 29 38 38 34 Kalkuntla 67 34 34 35 Kalgotla 74 60 60 36 Kanchupad 77 70 70 37 Kaspakula ]9 ]9 ]9 38 Kasipur 91 91 91 39 Khanapur 47 66 66 Uninhabited 40 Koildinne 36 28 28 41 Konair 84 85 85 42 Kondair 1. Jinkalpal1e 3 3 3 43 Konkal 1. Venkatramnagar 33 52 52 44 Korvipad 1. Chandrashekarnagar Camp 68 57 57 2. Srinagar Camp 45 KudaveJli 100 100 100 46 Kyatur 79 80 80 47 Linganwai 85 86 86 48 Maddur 66 56 56 286

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r-o----r--__),___------., Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ALAMPURTALUK(~n~)

49 Mandoddi 1. Navraji Camp 58 43 43 50 Mangampet 2Z 22 22 51 Manopad 39 32 32 52 Maramungal 42 76 76 53 Mennipad 69 58 58 54 Mogilraval cheruvu 2 2 2 55 Mundladinne 55 50 50 56 MungaJ 7 7 7 57 Narayanapur 26 24 24 58 Nasnur 59 44 44 59 Pacharla 57 42 42 60 Padamatigariapad 64 49 49 6! Paipad 52 36 36 62 Pallepad 21 20 20 63 Pedda Amidyalpadu 37 29 29 64 Pedda Dhanwada 61 46 46 65 Peddadinne 9 9 9 66 Pedda Pothulapad 63 ('3 " 72 67 Pedda Tandrapad 1. Pedda Tandrapad Camp 56 51 51 68 Poosalpad 71 64 64 Uninhabited 69 Pragatoor 43 77 77 70 PuIJur 75 61 61 71 Putandoddi 6 6 6 72 Ra imakulakuntil 40 73 73 Uninhabited 73 Rajoli 1. Tummalpnlle 54 53 53 2. Rajoli Camp 74 R:Jjsrigarlapad 20 21 2! 75 Rampur 1. Timmajipallc 28 26 26 76 Ryalampad 93 93 93 77 Sasnool 1. Duvaspalle 5 5 5 2. Shaikpalle 78 . Saterla 11 U 11 79 Seripalle 44 78 78 80 Shabad 1. Chcnagapalle 13 13 13 81 Shalipur 4S 79 79 Uninhabited 82 Singawar 92 92 92 83 Sultanpur 94 94 94 84 TakkasiJa 46 71 71 85 Tangal .. 32 41 41 86 Timmapur 1. Errapalle 4 4 4 2. Kondapeta 3. Yakatpur 87 Toorpu Garlapad 65 54 54 88 Thummella 1. Ashoknagar 63 48 48 2. Krishnanagar 89 Udandapur 10 10 10 90 Undavelli 76 67 67 91 UppaJpad 98 98 98 92 Utkur 81 82 82 93 VaddepaJle 1. Shanthinagar 34 37 37 94 Vallur 27 25 25 95 Vavilal 12 12 12 96 Vemula 1. Kondandapur 16 16 16 287

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets ,....-_____Location..1- Code_____ No...... , No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ALAMPUR TALUK (Concld.)

97 Venisompur 60 47 47 98 Venkatapur 1. Kistapur 31 40 40 99 Yapadinne 1. Gadidoddi 30 39 39 2. Kuravapalle 100 Yapaladevipad 80 81 81

KOLLAPUR TALUK

Amargiri 116 102 102 2 Ambatpalle 21 37 37 3 Ammaipalle 97 68 68 4 Ankiraopalle 79 106 106 5 Annavaram 4 8 8 6 Asadpur 117 117 117 Uninhabited 7 Ausalkunta 22 38 38 8 Bacharam 26 45 45 9 Badgedinne 75 88 88 10 Bandapal!e 37 4 4 11 Bawaipalle 14 30 30 12 Bekkam 1. Gudem 100 71 71 13 Bhavanampalle 51 46 46 14 Bollawaram 1. Vallabhapur 65 57 57 15 Bollawaram 118 118 118 16 Busireddipall e 68 61 61 17 Chandapuram 23 40 40 Uninhabited 18 Channampalle 1. Rumpur 111 98 98 19 Chellepahad 1. Venkatampalle 107 78 78 20 Chennapuraopalle 60 108 108 11 Chikkepalle 41 20 10 22 Chilwa Karpamula 19 36 36 23 Chinna Marur 102 73 73 24 Chintakunta 1. Mallaipalle 1 1 1 25 Chintalpalle 74 87 87 26 Choutabetla 87 95 95 27 Chukkaipal1e 84 105 105 28 Dagada 1. Dagadapal1e 92 82 82 29 Dawajipalle 3 10 10 30 Dcdinenipalle 20 35 35 31 Dondai palle 2 9 9 32 EUur 1. Norlapallc 83 103 103 33 Enmanbetla 78 93 93 34 Ettam 45 54 54 35 Gadda Baswapuram 99 70 70 36 Gantraopalle 48 51 51 37 Gopaldinne 1. Rangavaram 94 64 64 38 Gopalpuram 5 11 11 39 Gopalapuram 90 83 83 40 Gorremadugu 53 41 41 Uninhabited 41 Govardhangiri 95 65 65 42 Jammapurao 38 5 5 43 Janampalle 12 28 28 288

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location CadI: No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) r------_.L_-----~ Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

KOLLAPUR TALUK (Contd.)

44 Jataprole 1. Ayyawaripalle 109 80 80 2. Lakshmipalle 45 Jawaipalle 76 89 89 46 Jonnal Bogada 27 49 49 47 Kadirepadu 43 22 22 48 Kallooru 106 77 77 49 Kalwakole 61 92 92 50 Kalwarla 70 63 63 51 Kethep~lle 67 60 60 52 Khanapuram 28 50 50 53 Koderu 29 27 27 54 Kollapur 115 116 116 (F.U. V) (F.U. V) (F.U.) 55 Konda;'aopalle 46 53 53 56 Konduru 73 86 86 57 KOIlPunur 108 81 81 58 Korlakunta 64 56 56 59 Kothapet 58 110 110 60 Krishnapur 6 12 12 61 Kudikila 80 107 107 62 LingasanipaJle 105 75 75 Uninhabited 63 Machinenipalle 1. Madhavraopet 77 90 90 2, Agraharam 64 MachupaJJe 9 14 14 65 Madha varaopalle 33 17 17 66 Mahammadapur 35 2 2 67 Mahasamudram 47 52 52 68 MaiJavaram 44 21 21 69 Malabaswapur 55 114 114 Uninhabited 70 MaJachintapalle 1. Dharmapur 82 115 115 2. Mallapur 71 Malleswaram 113 100 100 72 Manchal Katta 110 79 79 73 Maredumandinne 57 111 111 74 Miyapuram 1. Bheemaltanda 98 69 69 75 MuthireddypalJe 11 25 25 76 Nagulpalle 30 26 26 77 Narasimhapuram 88 94 94 78 Narasingaraopalle 86 96 96 79 Narayanapn He 59 109 109 80 Narlapuram 81 J 13 113 81 Narsaipalle 63 55 55 82 Nizamabad 1. Akkanboyanpalle 40 19 19 83 PangaJ 1. Kothapet 34 7 7 2. Bahadurgudem 3. Dawedkhanpa\le 84 Pasupula 15 31 31 85 Pedda Karpamula 18 34 34 86 Pedda Kothapalle 17 33 33 87 Pedda Marur 101 72 72 88 PentJavclli 1. Yengampalle 89 97 97 89 Pochapuram 50 48 48 UCthabited 90 Pulgascherla 69 62 62 289

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCA nON CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

S1. 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)

KOLLAPUR TALUK (Coneld.) 91 Rajapuram 31 23 23 92 Rangaipalle 25 44 44 Uninhabited 93 Rayanpalle 36 3 3 94 Rayavaram 24 ;9 39 95 Rekulapalle 1. Jeevanpalle 32 16 16 96 Remaddula 1. Ramapuram 7 13 13 97 Sakhapuram 42 18 18 98 Sampatraopalle 72 85 85 99 Satapuram 49 47 47 100 Singaipalle 8 15 15 101 Singawaram 91 84 84 102 Singawatnam 62 91 91 103 Solipuram .104 76 76 104 Somasi! 114 101 101 105 TeegalapaJIe 13 29 29 106 Tellarallapalle 1. Tellarallapal!e Thanda 66 59 59 107 Tirmalampalle 56 112 112 108 Tirmalapuram 16 32 32 109 Toomkunta 1. Sanginenipalle 71 58 58 110 Turkadinne 10 24 24 111 Vedukaraopa1Ie 1. Jalonikothapalle 54 42 42 112 Veepangandla 1. Kamdenpalle 93 67 67 113 Vellatur 103 74 74 114 Velgonda 96 66 66 115 VemkaI 112 99 99 116 Vengala ipaJIe 39 6 6 117 WardyaI 85 104 104 (F.U. V) (F.U. V) (F.U.) 118 Yapatla 1. Kothayapatla 52 43 43 2. J agana thapuram 3. Chinakothapalle ACHAMPET TALUK

Achampet 1. Vallap;ttla 36 59 59 2 Ainole 73 73 73 3 Akkavaram 1. Bakkalingaipalle 78 92 92 4 Ambagiri 61 39 39 5 Amrabad 1. Madhavanipalle 90 80 80 2. Kummaronipalle 3. Vangaronipalle 4. Yemireddipalle 5. Jangamreddipalle 6. Telugupalle 7. Chintalonipalle 8. Yelmapalle 9. Edulabailu 10. Malkamamidi 11. Kothi\palle 12. Sarlapalle 13. Kammaripenta 14. Kalmalonipalle 15. Kolkur 16. Macharam Colony 290

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH T.HEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

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)

ACHAMPET TALUK (Colltd.) 6 Ananthavaram 58 38 38 7 Ayyavar ipaJJe 31 69 69 8 Bakaram 50 32 32 9 Balmur 59 45 45 10 Banal 65 41 41 11 Billakal 64 42 42 12 BoJghatpalle 69 61 61 13 Bommenpalle 74 74 74 14 Brahmanpalle 71 63 63 15 Chandapur 1. Ankuronipalle 72 64 64 16 Chennaram Patti Godal 40 53 53 17 Chennaram (Sabak) 29 67 67 18 Choutapal1e 66 57 57 19 DasarJapalle 1 1 1 20 Egneshpur 10 18 18 Uninhabited 21 Gangupenta 81 94 94 22 Ghanpur 1. Ghanpur Thanda 77 77 77 2. Anjanaya Thanda 23 Ghattuthumman 1. Ippakunta 25 28 28 2. Mangalkuntapalle 24 Godal 48 51 51 25 Gudur 84 88 88 Uninhabited 26 Gumpanpalle 67 58 58 27 Hajipur 34 66 66 28 Ippalpalle 1· Gunnapenta 79 93 93 29 JilJelapalle 56 37 37 Uninhabited 30 Jinkunta 24 6 6 31 Kamasanipalle 6 14 14 32 Kondanagul 1. Lakshmipal1e 63 43 43 2. Venkatagiri 3. Chouta Thanda 4. Chenchugudem 5. Jangalagudiselu 6. Gudibanda 33 Kondareddipal1e 1. Kothapalle 45 50 50 34 Koratkal 7 15 15 35 Kothakuntapalle 54 35 35 36 Lakhnaram 42 30 30 37 Lakshmapur 87 87 87 38 Lakshmapur Patti Godal 19 3 3 39 Lakshmapur Patti Nadimpalle 68 60 60 40 Lathifpur 11 19 19 41 Lingal l. Dhararam 55 36 36 2. Padmannapalle 3. Chennampalle 4. Marlapaya 5. Appaipalle 6. Agarlapenta 7. Rarnpur 8. Mudunurpenta 9. Appapurpenta 10. Sarveshwaram 11. Yemulapaya 291

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI. Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) ,..--______L- _____-..., Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ACHAMPET TALUK (Contd.)

12. Bhairapur 13. Pandibore 14. Neelganga 15. Kothadhararam 16. Jillellapenta 17. Sangarigunda1 18. Earlapenta 19. Burzugundal 20. Nichenakalwa 21. Peggerlapenta 22. Yerrapenta 23. Medimalkalpenta 24. Lingabora 25. Bikitla 26. Parameshwarpalle 27. Malloniche t vu. Thanda 42 Lingotam 27 24 24 43 Macharam 91 81 81 44 Madapur 51 33 33 45 Maddimadugu 80 91 91 46 Mahadevpur 39 27 27 47 Mamidlapalle 20 4 4 48 Manajipet 49 48 48 49 Mannavarpalle 76 76 76 50 Maqdoompur 1. Poliya Thanda 53 34 34 51 Mared 1. Teegamanu 82 90 90 52 Marripalle 17 9 9 53 Molgara 3 1l 11 54 Munnanur 1. Farahabad 93 83 83 55 Mylaram 60 44 44 56 Nadimpalle 35 65 65 57 Narasaipalle 57 46 46 58 Nizamabad 9 17 17 59 Padra 1. Kodonipalle 89 79 79 2. Lambadi Thanda 60 Palkapalle 26 26 26 61 Peddapur 2 2 2 62 Penimalla 1. Eratonipalle 12 70 70 2. Guvalonipalle 63 Peratwanpalle 30 68 68 64 Polepalle 1. Mokulakunta 22 7 7 65 Polesettypalle 38 55 55 66 Puljal 28 23 23 67 Raiched 33 72 72 68 Rajanagar 18 10 10 Uninhabited 69 Rakonda 1. Nalhukulakunta 21 5 5 70 Ramajipalle 46 S4 S4 71 Ramgiri 62 40 40 Uninhabited 72 Rampur 43 31 31 73 Rangapur 1. Vma Maheswarapuram 70 62 62 74 Siddapur 1. Linganonipalle 75 75 75 2. Chenchugudeshwaram 75 Singavaram 32 71 71 292

LIST OF VILLAGES IN MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT TOGETHER WITH THEIR HAMLETS AS IN 1981 CENSUS AND LOCATION CODE. NUMBERS FROM 1961 TO 1981 CENSUSES

SI Name of the village Name of the hamlets Location Code No. ,--_____ ---L___ '-_~ No. (1981 Census) if any (1981 Census) Remarks 1981 1971 1961 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

ACHAMPET TALUK (Cone/d.)

76 Srisailam Project Township* 86A 84A *Newly sprung up (F.U.X) (F.U. IV) after 1961 Census 77 Surapur 52 47 47 78 Tandur 15 22 22 79 Tangapur 37 56 56 80 Thirmalapur Patti Gada! 5 13 13 81 Tippapur 14 21 21 82 Tirma!apur 86 85 85 83 Tummanpet " 41 29 29 84 TurkapalJe 1. Venkatcshwarla bavi 92 82 82 85 Udimilla 83 89 89 86 Umapur 8 16 16 87 Upparapalle 23 8 8 88 Uppunuthala 1. Gattukadapalle 16 25 25 2. Rangampet 3. Devadarikunta 4. Gattumeedi Thanda 89 Uppunuthala (Upper Plateau) 85 86 86 90 Valbhapur 44 49 49 91 Vankashwaram 1. Chennanpalle Thanda 88 78 78 2. Chintalamkunta 92 Vata vallapalle 1. Rollabanda 94 84 84 93 Veeramrajupalle .. 47 52 52 94 Veltur 1. Veltur Thanda 13 20 20 2. Venkatapenta Thanda 3. Sharkaraya Thanda 4. Gunnapenta 5. Telagavani Thanda 6. KondraipalJe 95 Zabthisadgode 4 12 12 SECTION II - Town Directory 293

SECTION II

TOWN DIRECTORY

Codes used in the seven statements are Under Cols. 12 & 13, 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_ Overhead tank ORT Serv ice reservoir SR Statement I has been compiled in this Office River infiltration and Statements II to VI by obtaining the data from gallery IG local authorities having administrative control Borewell pumping system BWP over the towns. Pressure tank PT Tubewell Water! In the Statement I Col. 2 to denote the civic Hand pump TW status of town the codes used are: Tap Water T Municipal Corporation/ Well Water W Corporation M. Corp. Tank Water TK Municipality M The Lrst five codes relate to the system of Cantonment Board/ storage of water in the town and the remaining Cantonment CB four codes represent the different sources of water Notified Area/Notified supply to the inhabitants of a town. Area Committee/Notified Committee NAC In statement V under Col. 4 to indicate the Gram Panchayat/ViJIage type of medical facility available to the citizens, Panchayat p the following codes are used: Hospital H In statement IV Col. 6 to diffe'rentiate cate­ Dispensary o gory of road the following abbreviations are used. Health Centre HC Pucca road PR Family Planning Kuccha road KR Centre Fe T.B. Clinic TB Under Col. 7 to specify the system of Nursing Home NR sewerage the codes given are: Others o Sewer S If there are more than one institutions of Open surface drains OSD any type, the number of such institutions is noted Box surface drains BSD within brackets eg: 0 (2); NH (7) etc. Sylk drains SO Cesspool method CD To distinguish the medical institutions as Pit System Pt Allopathic. or Ayurvedic or Un ani or Homoeo­ pathic the f()llowing additional codes are used. In Col. 11 the various prevalent methods of AYllrvedic 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-l,2), D (Hom.-2, U-l) 294

Here H(A-l. 2), represents one Ayurvedic and Shorthand & 2 Allopathic hospitals and D (Hom.-2. U-l) repre­ Typewriting Sh. Type sents 2 Homoeopathic and 1 Unani Dispensaries. Others o The Codes used for the Col. 6 are as follows: The vocational institutions like Applied Art! Arts only A Painting College, Pharmacy College, B.Ed. College, Science only S Teacher's Training institutes, Music / Dancing Arts and School, Nursing School, etc., are covered under Science only AS "Others." Commerce only C Arts and Commerce only AC Schools upto class IV are treated as Primary or Elementary Schools. These include Nursery Arts, Science and Schools, Kinder Garten Schools, Pre-basic Schools, Commerce ASC Pre-primary School. School upto Class VIII are Law L treated as Junior Secondary or Middle Schoo]. If tbere are more than one institutions of Schools upto Class X is treated as Matriculation or each type the number is given against each in Secondary Schools. Schools or Colleges upto brackets. Class XI or XII are considered in the Group of Higher Secondary!IntermediatejPre-University/ Under Col. 10 the following codes are used . Junior College, etc. to specify the recognised short-hand, typewriting 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

296

TOWN

STATEMENT I STATUS

No. of house- holds including Population & growth rate SI. 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) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)

IV Alampur (P) I Alampur 0·56 2,104 4,646

2 IV BadepaJle (P) II Jadcherla 10·30 3,269

3 IV Farooqnagar (P) III Shadnagar 14·10 2,927

4 III Gadwal (M) IV Gadwal 3·94 5,446 10,]95 12,082 10.104 12,982 (18·51) (-16·37) (28·48)

5 IV Kollapur (P) V Kollapur 18·38 2,488

6 IV Kosigi (P) VI Kodangal 40·10 2,066 8,228 9,683 7,203 10,494 (17·68) (-25.61) (45.69)

7 II Mahbubnagar (M) VII Mahbubnagar 9·91 15d36 7,605 8,651 9,991 13,300 (13·75) (15·49) (33·12)

8 IV Nagarkurnool (P) VIII Nagarkurnool 7·61 2,454

9 III Narayanpet (M) IX Makthal 11· 86 4,687 12,01I 12,449 12,944 14,025 (3·65) (3.98) (8·35)

10 V Srisailam Project Township Left Flank Colony X Achampet N.A. 1,723

11 III Wanaparthi (P) XI Wanaparthi 36·31 4,884 4,586 5,076 (10·68) 297

DIRECTORY

AND GROWTH HISTORY

Sex Ratio of the town at the censuses of Density r~-----" ______.. _t--_ - ... ----- .. __ ...... , SI. ~------~------.. -.. ------~ (1981 1961 1971 1981 No. 1941 1951 1961 1971 1981 Census) Census Census Census

(11) (12) (13) (14) (1.5) (16) (17) (18) (19) ll)

5,703 6,789 7,378 9.191 10,744 19.186 938 963 930 (22.75) (19·04) (8·68) (24·57) (16· 90)

6,595 8,438 12,039 18,624 1,808 904 871 901 2 (27·95) (42·68) (54·70) .... 7,233 8,152 [0,078 16.325 1 >158 902 919 906 3 (12·71 ) (23·63) (61·99)

J4,716 16,290 16,375 21,828 30,959 7,858 982 944 923 4 (13·36) (10·70) (0·52) (33· 30) (41·83)

5,588 6,167 7,949 9,064 13,484 734 918 954 873 5 (10·36) (28.90) (14.03) (48.76)

9,965 8,909 8,824 9,017 11,359 283 1,061 1,041 10044 6 (-5·04) (-10·60) (-0·95) (2.19) (25·97)

16,462 23,827 35,588 51,756 87,503 8,830 915 927 913 7 (23· 77) (44.74) (49·36) (45.43) (69·07)

4,927 (i,577 8,435 14,878 1,955 833 887 877 8 (33·49) (28.25) (76·38)

16,396 20,707 20,504 21,744 27,861 2,349 1,03J 1,032 1,012 9 (16·91 ) (26·29) (-0·98) (6·05) (28.13)

3d28 6,776 836 853 10 (116·62)

6,926 9,957 12,685 17,042 28,708 791 857 915 895 11 (36·45) (43.76) (27·40) (34.35) (68·45) 298

TOWN

STATEMENT II: PHYSICAL

PHYSICAL ASPECTS N Ar.1E OF ,------.. -'- ... _... .. ---- ... __ ..... -"'_-, .. -----_ ------_ ------~------Temperature (in Centigrade) Sl. Class and Rainfall ,----_ .... -- ... --_ ..... _,',--- -- _.. - .. -- ... .--.., State District No. Name of Town (inmm.) Maximum Minimum Headquarters Headquarters HYDERABAD MAHBUBNAGAR

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

1. IV Alampur 696·7 34·0 18·0 160 115

2. IV Badepalle 792·3 42·6 11·0 86 20

3. IV Farooqnagar 754·5 42·6 11·0 S1 52

4. III Gadwal 683.3 37·0 21·0 185 80

5. IV Kollapur 793· 1 38·0 28·0 170 91

6. IV Kosigi 792·3 42·6 . 11.0 120 40

7. II Mahbubnagar 792·3 42·6 11·0 103 0 %

8. IV Nagarkurnool 634·1 42·6 11·0 120 78

9. III Narayanpet 792.3 42·6 11.0 i76 66

10. V Srisailam Project 634·1 43·9 13.3 228 170 Townsh ip Left Flank Colony

11 III Wanaparthi 593·5 37·0 21·0 145 66 299

DIRECTORY

ASPECTS AND LOCATION OF TOWNS, 1979

______AND ROAD DISTANCE ~L ______(IN ~ ______Kms.) FROM ~ ______

Nearest city with Navigable river! population of one canal (If within SI. Sub-division/Taluk lakh amI more Railway Station Bus Route 10 Kms.) No.

(8) (9) (10) (11 ) (12) (1)

Gadwal/Alampur Kurnool Alampur Road Alampur Tungabhadra (R) (68) (0) (26) (10) (0) Badepalle Mahbubnagar /Jadcherla Hyderabad Jadcherla NXMlXNiKX 2 (20) (3) (80) (3) (0)

Mahbubnagar/Shadnagar Hyderab:ld Shadnagar Farooqnagar 3 (52) (0) (47) (0) (0)

Gadwal/Gadwal Kurnool Gudwal Gadwal 4 (0) (0) (60) (0) (0)

Nagarkurnool/Kollapur Kurnool Wanaparthi Road Kollapur Krishna (R) 5 (75) (0) (60) (25) (0)

Narayanpet/Kodangal Hyderabad Tandur Kosigi 6 (39) (25) (120) (34) (0)

Mahbubnagar / Mahbubnagar Hyderabad Mahbubnagar Mahbubnagar 7 (0) (0) (113) (0) (0)

Nagarkurnoo~/Nagarkurnool Hyderabad Jadcherla Nagarkurnool 8 (0) (0) (120) (42) (0)

Narayanpet/Makthal Hyderabad Devarkadra Narayanpet 9 (0) (32) (176) (30) (0)

Nagarkurnool/ Achampet Kurnool ladcherla Srisailam Project 10 Left Flank Colony (72) (75) (185) (143) (0)

Gadwal/Wanapa rthi Kurnool Wanaparthi Road Wanaparthi 11 (50) (0) (77) (19) (0) 300

TOWN

STATEMENT Ill:

RE CEIPT Un Rs. '00) r------~------~------Revenue deri- ved from Muni- Civic admini- cipal properties stration Receipt and pnwer Government Sl. Class and Name of Town statns through apart from grant Loan Advance No. (In 1980) taxes. etc. taxation

(I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)

IV Alampur p 350 195 359

2 IV BadepalJe P 4,367 103

3 IV Farooqnagar p 907 14 81 40

4 III Gadwal M 3.014 1,084 2,637 1,440

5 IV Kollapur P 378 388 118

6 IV Kosigi P 370 20 1,515

7 II Mahbubnagar M 13,243 11 d24 4,830 2,250 2,665

8 IV Nagarkurnool P 1,696 199 73 61

9 III Narayanpet M 1,180 1,460 960 70

10 V Srisailam Project Township Left Flank Colony (-) NO LOCAL BODY

11 III Wanaparthi P 1,598 1,865 79 222 301

DIRECTORY

MUNICIPAL FINANCE, 1978-79

EX PEN D I T U R E (In Rs .•00) ,.------'- r---.------~------.~ ------

Other General Public Total sources Total Adminis- Public health and Public Public Others Expen- Sl. (specify) Receipt tration safety conveniences works Institutions (specify) diture No.

(9) (10) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (1)

80 984 313 340 231 4 97 985

4,470 500 800 1,500 2,800 2

1.427 2,469 320 295 391 438 402 1,846 3

359 8,534 780 354 1,344 581 33 4,994 8,086 4

726 1>610 275 24 426 152 609 1,486 5

1,080 2,985 1,400 850 10 200 2,460 6

1>911 36,023 9,359 5,575 10,256 4,346 29,536 7

467 2,496 1.287 75 72 396 23 63 1.916 8

2,860 6,530 1,790 1.710 1,830 1,230 6,560 9

NO LOCAL BODY 10

1,503 5,267 636 1,274 862 297 66 203 3,338 11 302

TOWN

STATEMENT IV : CIVIC AND

______Number ofL ______Latrines ~ Civic ad- Scheduled System SI. 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 Km'i.) age 1980) pulation

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

1. IV Alampur P 10,744 2,247 PR: 1·90 OSD 12 200 KR: 2·!O

2. TV Bad ep:lllt: P 18,624 1,751 PR: 8-00 OSD 1,000 11 500 KR: 12.00

3 IV Farooqnagar P 16,325 1,416 PR: 5.60 OSD 500 1,000 KR: 17·00

4. III GJ.dw,tl M 30,959 2,594 PR: 10.26 OSD 187 825 25 KR: 7·02

5. IV Kollapur P 13,484 1,987 T: 5·00 OSD 6

6. IV Kosigi P 11 ,359 917 PR: 1·00 OSD 1,050 KR: 3·00

7. II Mahbubuagar M 87,503 6,582 PR:20·81 S,OSD 1,600 600 500 KR: 64·69

8. TV N3garkurnool P 14,878 1,657 PR: 5·00 OSD 125 960 275 KR,9·00

9. III Narayanpet M 27,861 2,444 PR: 7·95 S,OSD 70 2,368 KR: 8·20

10. V Sris3ilam Project(-) 6,776 907 PR: 6·00 S,OSD 200 110 40 Township Left KR:- Flank Colony 11. III Wanaparthi P 28,708 3,230 PR: 5·00 OSD 289 2,440 KR: 1·00

STATEMENT IV A: CIVIC AND OTHER

Number

SI Class and Name Area of Slum Population Paved Roads System of Pr ivate No. of town Name of Slum (rn Sq. Kms.) of Slum (Tn K111S.) Sewerage Water borne

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

1. IT M~\hbubnagar Bandlagiri NA 3,171 2·00 OSD 14 303

DIRECTORY

OTHER AMENITIES, 1979

Electrification (Number of Connections) ,-______Protected ~ ___ water _C______supply ~ ------_ .. --- _.. --- --_ .. -" __ ------...... Method of SouTee System of Fire Domestic Indus- Commer- Road Others disposal of storage with fighting trial cial Lighting of night supply Capacity (in 1,000 service (Points) SI. soil Litres) No.

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

WB Gadwal 500 10 100 143 (68 Kms)

HL T SR (818) Mahbubnagar 930 100 372 265 2 (20 Kms)

WB T SR(291) Mahbubnagar 765 57 255 205 3 (52 Kms)

B T 1G (2,700) Yes 1,]61 54 549 485 46 4

HL T IG (3,818) Gadwal 683 39 17 258 83 5 (80 Kms) B T IG (345) Mahbubmgar 700 30 60 110 6 (40 Kms)

WB T IG (3,200) Yes 5,293 211 1,219 1.250 7

HL T IG (364) Mahbubn1gar 1,000 25 200 200 8 (78 Kms)

HL T IG (2.700) Mahbubnagar 1,300 100 400 423 77 9 (65 Kms)

ST T IG (546) Yes 312 10 150 10

B T SR (818) Gadwal 1,670 79 476 400 145 11 (50 Kms)

AMENITIES, IN NOTIFlED SLUMS, 1979

of Latrines No. of tap points! Electrification (Number of connections) --_ .. -_ .. ------_ .... _'_- .... ----_ --_ .. ---_ .. - ... --, public hydrants ,--" ------_ .... --_ .. --'------_ .. -- -- ...... -...... Private Method of installed for Road ,--______L ______, disposal of supply of protec· Lighting S1. Service Others Community night soil ted water Domestic (points) Others No.

(9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) (16) \1 )

121 HL 3 175 40 304 TOWN

STATEMENT V: MEDICAL, EDUCATIONAL, RECREATIONAL

MEDICAL fACILITIES r-______~ ______~C______EDUCATIONAL - ______

r-______-L------_~ __, Beds in Arts/Science/ Hospitals/ Medical Commerce Dispensa- Institutions Colleges (of Enginee- SJ. Class and Name Population ries/T.B_ noted in degree level Medical ring Poly- No. of town clinics etc. Co]. No.4 and above) Colleges Colleges technics

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

1. IV Alampur 10,744 H(l ) 16 Kurnool Kurnool Anantapur Wanaparthi D(3) (26) (26) (176) (65)

2. IV Badcpalle 18,624 H(1 ) 16 AS (1) Hyderabad Hyderabad Mahbl1bnagar FC(1) (86) (86) (20)

3. IV Farooqnagar 16,325 H(1) 12 Hyc1crabad Hydcrabad Hyderabad Hyderabad D(S) (51) (51) (51) (51)

4. III Gadwal 30,959 H(l) 30 AS (1) Kurnool Hyderabad Wanaparthi D(A-6, (48) (185) (45) Hom.-1.6)

5. IV Ko\lapur 13,484 H(I) 18 Gadwal Kurnool Hyderabad Wanaparthi (80) (56) (170) (25)

6. IV Kosigi 11,359 H(I) 30 Mahbub- Hyderabsd Hyderabad Mahbubnagar D(6) nagar (40) (120) (120) (40)

7. II Mahbubnagar 87,503 H(6) 175 AS (I) Hyderabad Hyderabad D(12) (103) (103) *0(1)

8. IV Nagarkurnool 14,878 H(l) 20 Mahbub- Hyderabad Hyd~rabad Mahbubnagar D(l) nagar (78) (120) (120) (78)

9. III Narayanpet 27,861 H(l) 30 Mahbub- Hyderabad Hyderabad Mahbubnag3J D(S) nngar(66) (176) (176) (66) +0(1) 60

10. V Srisailam Project 6,776 H(l) Mahbl1b- KUfnool Hyderabad Mahbubnagar Township Left D(l ) nagar (170) (185) (228) (170) Flank Colony 11. III Wanaparthi 28,708 H(2) 40 ASC (1) Kurnool Hyderabad (77) (145)

+ Leprosy Control Unit. * Maternity & Child Welfare Centre. 305

DIRECTORY

AND CULTURAL FACILITIES IN TOWNS, 1979

FACILITIES RECREATIONAL AND CULTURAL FACILITIES

------~------~------~------, ,--.------~ Recognised Adult Number of Shorthand, Higher Literacy working Public Typewriting secondary! Secon- Junior Classes! Women's Auditoria! Libraries and Voca- lnterl daryl Secondary Centres, hostels with Dramal including tional train- Junior Matricu- & Middle Primary Others number of Commu- reading S1. ing Institutes College lation Schools Schools (specify) seats Stadia Cinema nity Halls rooms No.

(10) (11) (12) (13) (4) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) (1)

Kurnool 3 4 4 2 PL:l (26) RR:1

Mahbubnagar 2 6 7 3 PL,l 2 (20)

+ 0:1 2 5 3 PL:1 3 RR:l

Typc:2 6 7 17 3 PL,l 4

Wanaparthi 2 3 5 3 PL:l 5 (25)

Mahbubnagar 3 5 2 6 (40)

Type: 6 3 10 21 24 7 PL:2 7 SR. 1 *0: 3

Sh. Type:2 5 7 8 3 PL:1 8

Type:2 4 5 12 2 PL:1 9 RR:2

Mahbubnagar Srisailam RR:l 10 (170) Project Town- ship RFC Type:3 1 2 4 7 3 PL:1 11

+ Teachers Training Institute. * (i) I.T.I (ii) Teachers Training School (iii) Jhangir Peerah Technical Institute. 306

TOWN

STATEMENT VI : TRADE, COMMERCE,

Name of three most important commodities imported Name of three most important r---~------~-----~----~--~------' r------~------S1. Class and No. Name of Town 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd

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

IV Alampur Yarn Colour Sugar Cloth Groundnuts

2 IV Badepalle Paddy Groundnut Oil Jowar Rice Groundnut Seeds

3 IV Farooqnagar Jowar (Yellow) Jaggery Salt Chillies Vegetables

4 III Gadwal Jaggery & Sugar All Pulses Bajra & Jowar Groundnut Paddy & Rice & Groundnut Oil

5 IV Kollapur Sugar Petrol Cloth Firewood Groundnuts

6 IV Kosigi Jowar Wheat Sugar Rice Millets

7 II Mahbubnagar Oils Wheat Cotton Rice Wool

8 IV Nagarkurnool Wheat Pulses Phutanas Paddy Ragi

9 III Narayanpet Yarn Rice Jowar Handloom Groundnuts Sarees

10 V Srisailam Project Township LFC Rice Wheat Vegetables

11 III Wanaparthi Wheat Chillies Kerosene Groundnut Groundnut Seeds Oil 307

DIRECTORY

INDUSTRY AND BANKING, 1979 commodities exported Name of three most important commodities manufactured Number of Number of agricultu- non -agricul------~ r------~------_, Number of lal credit tural credit SI. 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd Banks societies societies No.

(8) (9) (10) (11 ) (12) (13) (14) (1)

Paddy Carpets Handloom Cloth Beedies 2 2

Castor Earthen Jugs Cement Pipes Bamboo 3 2 Industry

Bread Ragi Horsegram 3 3

Gadwal Handloom Gadwal Handloom Groundnut Oil 5 3 4 Sal ees Sarees

Rice Oil Khadi cloth Furniture 2 5

Groundnuts Tassor Cloth Handloom cloth 6

Groundnuts Cotton Wool Groundnut 9 2 39 7 Oil

Jowar Groundnut Oil Phutanas Groundnut 3 5 8 Cake

Tuar dall Handloom Sarees Pulses 4 8 9

10

Rice Groundnut Oil Beedies Rice 4 1 8 11

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ALPHABETICAL UST OF VILLAGES

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1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) 68 Allapoor 69 Gundepalle 2 Nagwar 143 Allipur 110 Gundmal 26 N?jkhanpalle 108 Amlikunta 18 Namdarpur 49 Hakimpet 23 139 Nandigaon Amsanpalle 42 Hasnabad 31 Angadi Raiehur 83 Nandipahad 3 Annaram 36 Indanoor 40 Nandwar 97 Annasagar 61 Indapoor 117 Narapur 93 Anthwar 30 Neetoor 5 Appaipalle 103 Jadhavraopallc 131 Nidiginta III Appaipalle (Koilkonda) 79 Kadampalle 85 Pallerla 115 Ashanpalle 149 Karnsanpalle 43 Parsapur 128 Ayyawarpalle 124 Kandanpalle 86 Parsapur (Doulatabad) 92 Balarnpet 120 Kankurthy 29 Pedda Nandigaon 104 Balbhadrayapalle 35 Kastoorpalle 135 Peddapur 153 Bapanpalle 114 Khajipurarn 129 Pedripahad 105 Bhaktimalla 140 Khush Mohmedpalle 123 Piddampalle 106 Bhogaram 27 Kodangal 50 Polepalle 67 Biehal 133 Kommur 88 Polkampalle 80 Bijjaram 77 Kosigi 28 Pyalarnaddi 148 Bommanpahad 58 Kothapdlle (Kodangal) 132 Kothapalle (Koiikonda) 130 Ranvatla 145 Boneed Rawalpalle 10 Kothur 37 12 Bonraspet Regadmailararn 39 Kowdeed 25 17 Burhanpur J' Rudrararn 62 Kudrimalla 126 Chakalivanipalle 65 Kuppagiri 156 Sajnapoor 73 Challapur 152 Kyatanpalle 59 Saleempur 66 Chandrakal 14 Saleindapur 48 Lakeherla 150 Chandrareddipalle 107 Sarangaraopalle 55 Chandravaneha 84 Lakkaipalle 116 Lakshmipuram 51 Sarjakhanpet 146 Chanwar 60 Sooraipalle 76 Chennararn 136 Lingalehed Lingampalle 99 Sudbanda 24 Chi1manrnailwar 20 Lingarcddipalle 91 Sultanpur 41 Chinna Nandigaon 122 102 Chintaldinne 57 Lodhipoor 32 Tekalkota 4 Chitlapalle 118 Lokurthy 70 Timmareddipalle 19 Choudarpalle 138 Timmareddipalle 22 Maehanapalle ( Koilkonda) 154 Damargidda 16 Madanpalle 9 Tirmalapur (Kodangal) 100 Danganpurarn 113 Maddur 90 Tirmalapur 127 Desaipalle 82 Malik Jadhavraopalle 53 Togapuram 87 Devarfasalwad 119 Mallareddipalle 11 Tumkimetta 112 Dorepalle 137 Mannapur 64 Doulatabad 74 Mashrifa 6 Udrneshwar 44 Dudyal 38 Matoor 155 Udimalgidda 144 Duppatghat 15 Metiakunta 96 Uligundam 13' Dupueherla 81 Mirjapuram 33 Upparapalle 98 Mogalmadka 134 Veeraram 52 Ejipoor 147 Mominapur Vithalapur 72 Erlapalle 109 Mudireddipall e 95 47 Erlapalle (Kodangal) 78 Muktarnagar 8 Wadicherla 56 Mukthipahad 151 Wathugundla 121 Gadimankanpall e 75 Mungimalla 94 Gadpa 63 Yamki 34 Gandlapalle 54 Naeharam 141 Yellareddipalle 71 Gokafasalwad 101 Nagireddipalle 125 Y elsanpall e 142 Gokulnagar 21 Nagireddipalle (Kodangal) 7 Yenkepalle 45 Gourwar 89 Nagsar 46 Yerupumalla 317 318

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MAKTHAL TALUK

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15 Abhangapur 31 Jajapur 42 Oblapur 110 Adivi Khanapur 66 Jaklair 114 Oblapur 122 Adivi Satyavaram 1 Jalalpur 103 Ainapur 65 Jawalapur 123 Pagadabanda 10\ Alampalle 48 Jeeranhall i 38 Pagidimarri 41 Aminpur 36 Pallebuzurg 9 Ammireddipalle 77 Kachwar 39 Pallekunta 17 Ankilla 91 Kammathnarva 121 Paramandoddi 27 Anthwar 93 Kammath Phulmamidi 62 Paspul 30 Appakapalle 118 Karni 51 Pathapalle 8 Appireddipalle 33 Kavarampalle 28 Pedda Jatram 26 Ayyawa rpalle 54 Kavasanpalle 68 PeddaporJa (Kollampalle) 22 Kistapur 5 Perapalle 19 Ayyawarpalle (T) 106 Khalhalli 67 Phulmamidi 127 Panjanur 45 Bapur 92 Khanapur 58 Pusalapad 2 Bhairamkonda .!5 KolJampalle 83 Bhairampalle 69 Kollur 59 Rakonda Kulpur 50 Biiwar 128 90 Rudrasamudram 11 Boinpalle 21 Kondapur 76 Bondalakunta 4 Kondareddipalle 40 Samanur 13 Kotakonda 70 Samistapur 20 Chandapur (Dhanwada) 6 Kothapalle 86 Sangambanda 94 Chandapur 100 Kothapalle 7 Seranpalle 102 Chegunta 111 Kunsi 104 Shukralingampalle 10 Chinna Jatram 105 Kusumurthy 32 Singar 73 Chinna Poria 81 Someswarabanda 119 Chityala 46 Lachampalle 120 Lachchampur 107 Tangildigi 47 Dantanpa!l e 24 Lingampalle 88 Tekulapalle 116 Dasaradoddi (Kollampalle) 98 Thalankeri 23 Dhanwada 79 LingampalJe 44 Thipraspalle (Chinaporla) 74 Edavalli 12 Thirumalapur (Dhanwada) 3 Ekhlaspur 56 Madhavaram (Marikal) 75 Thirul11alapur 63 Eligandla 80 Madhawar (Makthal) Tirmalapur (Makthal) Maganur 95 129 Gaj arandoddi 113 87 Makthal 85 Garanhalli 82 Ujjalli Mallepalle 89 Golapalle 72 78 Upparapalle 55 Mandipalle 57 Gatur 43 Utkur 130 Mandipalle 112 Gudeballur 61 Marikal 35 Vallampalle 64 Gudigandla 18 Mubarakpur 37 Venkatapur 52 Gunl11ukla 126 Mudmal 16 Vinjamur 34 Gurlapalle 124 Mudmaldoddi Gurujala Wadawat 108 125 Murahar idoddi 117 96 Gurulapalle 97 Warkoor 99 Gururao Lingampalle 71 Nagireddipalle 115 Yabandoddi 109 Hindupur 14 Narsappapall e 84 Neradgum 53 Yal11ananpalle 60 Ibrahimpatnam 29 Nidgurthi 49 Yergatpalle

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MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No· Code No. (1) (2) (1 ) (2) 64 Abhangapatnam 34 Kothapet 58 Acharyapuram 1 Kothlabad 61 Akkaipalle 23 Kuchoor 74 Alipur 46 Lingalchcd 70 Amistapur Lingupa1!e 11. Ammapur 42 J -\ Ayodhyanagar 80 Ma chanpall e Madharam 67 Boyapalle 38 73 Mahbubnagar 14 Budharam 60 Malkapur 4S Burgupalle 15 Malkpur 44 Chandrajpalle (Patti Nawabpet) 4 Cheekarapalle 2 Mallapur 41 Chinamanampalle 77 Manikonda 66 Chinna Daripalle 48 Mod,pur 9 Munimoksham 33 Da chakpaJle 75 Dharmapur 12 Naginonipallc 10 Dorasamudram 50 Nallepalle 68 ErrapaUe 82 Oblaipa1!e 16 Fathepur 71 Palkonda 55 Parpalle 63 Garlapad 31 Parvathapur 8 Gundiyala 35 Pedda Daripalle 19 Hajilapur 78 Pirikived 24 Hanmasanipalle 81 Ramachandrapur 37 Hanawada 62 Rampur 13 Ibrahimbad 25 Rudravaram 57 Ibrahimnagar 51 Salepalle 21 lppatur 47 Seri Venkatapur 49 Jamalpur 6 Shaikpalle 76 Janapapalle 28 Siddotam 32 Jainalipur 3 Suraram 29 KakarIapahad 36 Tankara 40 Kannaipalle 30 TeegalpaJle 26 Karkonda 43 Tirmalampallc 22 Karoor 54 Veerampalle 59 Keshavapur 17 Veerasettipalle 27 Khanapur 65 Venkatapur 53 Khajipur 5 Vepoor 56 Koilkonda 18 Kondapur 39 Yaranpalle 79 Kotakadra 69 Yedra 52 Kothapalle @ 72 Yengonda Anantapur 20 Yammangandla

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JADCHERLA TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 24 Agrahar PotlapaJle 66 Kothur 62 Aloor 27 Kuchcherkal 30 Ambatapur 12 Kuthenepal1e 52 AmmapalJe 45 75 Annasagar Lingamdana 85 Appaipalle 2 Macharam Appajipalle 22 35 Macharam 59 Badepalle 57 Malleboinpalle 7 Balanagar 38 Mallepalle 65 Bhuthpur 4 Mothi Ghanapur 39 Bibinagar 60 21 Boda Janampet Nagsala 8 Nandaram 58 Bureddipalle 50 Nekkonda 5 Burgul 67 Burgupalle 10 Nerellapalle 90 Nizalpur 47 Ch inna Adiryal 28 Chinnavelle 70 Patha Molgara 63 Chi ttaboinpall e 42 Pedda Adiryal 18 Peddayapalle 13 Dondlapal1e 34 Polepalle 77 Polkampalle 37 Earlap::tlle 73 Pothulamadugu 40 Edg:lllpalle 82 Gajulapet 11 Raghavapur 29 RaipaJle 54 Gangapur 26 Rajapur 36 Gollapalle 51 Gopalpur (Kalan) 16 Rangareddiguda 6 Gouthapur 76 Ravalpalle Gunded 9 89 Sankalmaddi Gopalpur (Khurd) 72 19 Seriguda (Gouthapur) Gundla Potlapalle 25 86 Shakrapur 74 Hasanapur 56 Shankarayapalle 46 Soudagarpalle 81 IppaJpalle 3 Sura ram

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WANAPARTHI 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) Pebbair 76 Achutapur 135 Janampet 123 44 Addakul 33 Jangamaipalle 98 Peddagudem 16 Agawaram 8 Jeenugurala 61 Pedda Mandadi 93 Ajjakol 41 Pedda Mungalched 22 Almaipalle 103 Kadukuntla 132 Penchikalpahad Kamaluddinpur 49 Alwal 15 ]0 Ponnakal PlllJareddikunta 96 Amadabakal 125 Kambalapur 108 85 Kannipalle 65 Amaravathinagar Rachal 117 Kancharlupalle 9 80 Anjangiri Rajanagnr 42 Kanmanoor 75 54 Ankoor Rajapet Kanumetta 83 24 Anpad 63 Ramakrishnapur Kasimnagar 109 14 Antaipalle 79 Ramammapet Katavaram 120 78 Appaipalle 38 Ramanathpur Kistagiri 70 107 Apparala 102 Ramanpahad Komireddipalle 92 25 AplJa reddipnlle 11 Ramapur Kondur 121 139 Ayyawarpalle 12 Rameshwarapur 67 Konnllr 140 122 Rangapur Baleedpalle 86 Kothakota 43 97 Rayanpet 53 BaJijapalle 3 Baswaipall e 4 LachampaJle 21 SalkeJapur 105 Boothpur Sankir eddipalle Madnapur 84 57 Bllddharam 91 Satyahal1i Maddigatla 95 141 Budidipad 19 Savaigudem Maddigatla 101 129 Bunyadpur 48 Shakhapur Malkamiapalle 39 23 Shakhapur Malkapur 119 100 Chandapur 31 Shankarammapet Chelmella Mamidimada 69 124 26 Shapur r Manajipet 29 58 Chennoo 32 Solipur Mangilla 34 106 Cherlapalle 73 Srinivasapur Chimanguntapal1e Mentapalle 81 59 114 128 Srirangapur 50 Chinna Mandadi Miraspalle 111 134 Sugur 45 Chinna Mungalched 13 Mohammad Hussa inpalle 36 Suraipalle 60 Chityala 62 MojerJa 1 Chollderp::t11e 104 Mummullapalle 116 Tatipamula 131 Mungamandinne 37 Timmaipalle 88 Dantanoor Tippaipalle Dasarpalle 142 6 126 Nagaral 18 Tirmalaipalle Dattaipalle 99 137 Nagasanpalle 89 Tirmalaipalle Dwarakanagar 66 82 Nagavaram 118 Toomalapalle 20 Elkicherla 113 Nancharammltpet 7 Nandipet 35 Upparapalle Garkasa 30 68 Narasingapur 51 V ceraipalle Ghanpur Natavelli 28 112 133 Veerladinne Ghatta Khanapur 47 115 Natchahalli 46 Veltoor GovindahaJli 87 90 Nelividi Vemula Gudibanda 5 40 72 Niruvenu 17 VenkatampalJ e ]43 Gummadam 55 Venkatapur Gumpanapalle 71 Palem 127 136 Venkatapur 110 Pamapur 2 Hajiapur 52 Pamireddipalle 94 Waddewat 74 Jagathpalle 27 Parwatapur 77 Wanaparthi 56 Jakkampalle 64 Patha Jangamaipal1e Pathapalle 144 Yaperla 130 Janampalle 138

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ATMAKUR TALUK

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

74 Al1ipur 2 Hajalapur 104 Nandimalla 80 Amarchinta 35 Narva 43 lsrampalle 48 Ammapur 40 Nellikonda 99 Anugonda 59 Jakkannapalle 70 Omdyala 41 AppampaJle 30 Jangamreddipalle 88 Appampalle 27 Jinnavaram 25 Pallamarri 118 Arcpalle 113 Juria\ 81 Pamareddipalle 109 A(makur 96 P.mch3devapahad 66 Kadmur 92 Panehal ingal 110 Balakistapur 91 Kalwal 97 Parcval 8 Balsupallc 29 Kanmanur 95 Pasupul 15 Bandarpalle 78 Karuvena 31 Patherched 9 Baswapur 119 Ka(hepalle 18 Peddl Chintakunta 67 B~kbrpalle 62 Kat revpalle 4 Pedda Rajmoor 93 Bhagavanpalle 108 Khanapur 45 Peruru 63 Bhoothpur 102 Kistampalle 79 Pinamcherla 1 Bollaram 89 Kondadoddi 22 PuUapalle 83 8S Chandraghad Konkanvar ipalle 65 Kothapatle 72 Chinna Chintakunta 60 Raikode 76 94 Chinna Gopalpur Kothapalle 34 Rajpllllc 3 Chilwa Rajmoor 23 Kowkuntla 37 Rampur 101 Chintareddipalle 32 Krishna Samudram 82 Rangapur 38 Chittanur 55 Kuma rl ingampalle 122 Rechintal 49 Kurumurthy 44 Rckulampalle 54 Damganapur 42 DJsarpaile 58 La kkardoddi 90 Satyavaram 115 Devarpalle 71 Lakshmidevipur 39 Seetarampet 12 Deverkodra 19 Lalkot HJ7 Singampet 84 Dharmapur 56 Lankal 64 SJvapur 112 Somasagar 13 Dokur 73 Maddur 75 Duppalle 33 Manthangod 17 Teelair 52 Edulapur 105 Mastipur 116 Thipadampalle Medepalle 28 Eklaspur 111 51 Tirumalapur Mingavanipalle 103 Erladinne 14 120 Toompalle 86 Mittanandimalla 36 Undckode 26 Fareedpur 117 Motlampal\e 24 Muehintal 47 Varna Gaddcguda 6 106 MulamalJa 121 Veeraraghavapur 11 Gopalpur Kalan 98 Musalaipalle 7 Vcnkat,tipalle 21 Gopanpalle 100 Mustipalle 16 Vcnkatapur Gopanpet 77 46 Muthyalampalle 20 Gudibanda 53 Waddcman 50 Gudur 68 Nagalkadnur 57 Yamki 114 Gun(epalJe 5 Nagaram 61 Yarn"gapalle 10 Gurakonda 69 Nagireddipalle 87 Y ella111pall e

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GADWAL TALUK

1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) 50 Ad iviraval cheruvu 78 Macherla 56 Aloor 64 Maddelabanda 32 Alwalpad 65 Maldakallu 21 Anantapur 69 MalJamdoddi 59 Apkondanhalli 82 MallempalJe 75 Argidda 30 Mannapur 27 Atmakur 42 Marlabeedu 94 Medikonda 81 Balgera 24 Melacheruvu 20 Basapur 7 Mirzapuram 18 BeeroIe 83 Mittadoddi 53 Bijjawaram 1'1 Mulkala"palle 87 Bingidoddi 2 Musa1doddy 47 Boordipad 79 Musalmanpalle 98 Boyalguddam 85 B. Timmapuram 9 Nagardoddi 71 Nagardoddi 96 Chagadona 37 Nandinne 80 Chamankhandoddi 6 Neelahallj 67 Charlagarlampadu 51 Nethwanpalle 92 Chinna Tandrapadu 8 Nettampadu 58 Chintalakunta 12 Chintarevula 3 Pagunta 46 Palavai 48 D. Amaravai 29 Palcherla 86 Dev,,-banda 25 Paramala 43 Dbarur 63 Penchikalpad 31 Dornal 22 Pudur 5 Earlabanda 102 Pulikal 84 Ekalaspur 33 Puranapalem 15 Gadwal 62 Rayapuram 34 GanganpalIe 13 Rekulapalle 10 Garlapad 54 Ryalampad fll Gattu 49 Saddalonpalle 28 Gonpad 26 Sangala 77 Gor lakhandoddi 100 Sindanoor 19 Gurramgadda 73 Sysampalle 36 Guvvaldinne 76 Tappetlamorsu 88 Ieeja 74 Thatikunta 97 Induvasi 55 Thummalacheruvu 1 Irkichedu 99 Tottincnidoddi 38 Isarlapad 89 Tumkunta 90 ladadoddi 52 UligepaHe 23 lammichedu 40 Umithyala 44 lil1adabanda 91 Uppal 11 Upperu 45 Kakulavaram 95 UHanoor 39 Kaloori Timmandoddy 72 Kartiravalcheruvu 4 Venkatapuram 3S Kondapur 70 Vitlapuram 14 Kothapalle 41 Kotulagidda 66 Yeddulagudem 57 Kuchinerla 68 Yelkur 101 Kuduknoor 60 Yellamdoddi 93 Kyashwaram 16 Yenkampet

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ALAMPUR TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (1) (2) (1) (2) 51 A. Burdipad 67 Kalkuntla 43 Pragatoor 90 Alampur 74 Kalgotla 75 Pullur 50 Amarvai 77 Kanchupad 6 Putandoddi 96 Bairanpalle 91 Kasipur 19 40 Raimakulakunta 88 Baswapur Kaspakula 47 Khanapur 54 Rajoli 15 Batladinne 36 Koildinne 20 Rajsrigarlapad 87 Bhairapur 84 Konair 28 Rampur 82 Bheemwaram Kondair 93 Ryalampad 18 Bochuveerapur 3 33 Konkal 70 Bonkur 5 Sasnool 25 Boravelle 68 Korvipad Kudavelli 11 Saterla 53 Budamarsu 100 79 Kyatur 44 Seripalle 83 Bukkapur 13 Shabad 86 Burdidipad 85 Linganwai 45 Shalipur 92 Singawar 14 Chagapur 66 Maddur 94 Sultanpur 99 Chagatur 58 Mandoddi 38 Chandapur 22 Mangampet 46 Takkasila 23 Chandur 39 Manopad 32 Tangal 78 Chinna AmidyaJpad 42 Mararnungal 4 Timmapur 62 Chinna Dhanwada 69 Mennipad 65 Toorpu Garlapad Mogilravalcheruvu 73 Chinna Pothulapad 2 63 Thummella 48 Chinnipad 55 Mundladinne 7 Mungal 10 Udandapur 17 Dharmawaram 26 Narayanapur 76 Undavelli 98 Uppalpad 49 Gokulapad 59 Nasnur 81 Utkur 1 Gopaldinne 57 Pacharla 97 Gundimalla 64 Padamatigarlapad 34 Vaddepalle 27 ValJur Imampur 52 Paipad 89 Vavilal Itkyal 21 PalJepad 12 8 Vemula 41 Itkyalpad 37 Pedda AmidyaJpadu 16 61 Pedda Dhanwada 60 Venisompur 24 Jallapur 9 Peddadinne 31 Venkatapur 35 Jilledinne 72 Pedda Pothulapad 95 Jillelpad 56 Pedda 1'andrapad 30 Yapadinne 29 Julakal 71 Poosalpad 80 Yapaladevipad

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KOLLAPUR TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No Code No. Code No. (I) (2) (I) (2) (I) (2) 116 Amargiri 38 Jammapuram 63 Narsaipalle 21 Ambatpalle 12 Janampalle 40 Nizamabad 97 Ammaipalle 109 Jataprole 79 Ankiraopalle 76 Jawaipalle 34 Pangal 4 Annavaram 27 Jonnal Bogada 15 Pasupula 117 Asadpur 18 Pedda Karpamula 22 Ausalkunta 43 Kadirepadu 17 Pedda Kothapalle KaJlooru 101 Pedda Marur 26 Bacharam 106 Kalwakolc 89 Pentlavelli 75 Badgedinne 61 Kalwarla 50 Pochapuram 37 Bandapalle 70 Kethepalle 69 Pulgascherla 14 Bawaipalle 67 28 Khanapuram 100 Bekkam Rajapuram 29 Koderu 31 51 Bhavanampalle Rangaipalle Kollapur 25 65 Bollawaram 115 Rayanpalle Kondaraopalle 36 118 Bol!awaram 46 Rayavaram Konduru 24 68 Busireddipalle 73 Rekulapalle Koppunur 32 108 7 Remaddula 23 Chandapuram 64 Korlakunta 111 Channampalle 58 Kothapct 42 Sakhapuram 107 Chellepahad 6 Krishnapur 72 Sampatraopalle 60 ChennapuraopaJle 80 Kudikila 49 Satapuram 41 Chikkepalle 8 Singaipalle 19 Chinna Karpamula 105 Lingasanipa lie 91 Singawaram 102 Chinna Marur 62 Singawatnam 1 Chintakunta 77 Machinenipalle 104 Solipuram 74 Chintalpalle 9 Machupalle 114 Somasil 87 Choutabetla 33 Madhavaraopalle 84 Chukkaipalle TeegalapaJle 35 Mahammadapur 13 66 Tellarallapa:le 92 Dagada 47 Mahasamudram 56 Tirmalampalle 3 Dawajipalle 44 Mailavaram 16 Tirmalapuram 20 Dedinenipalle 55 Malabaswapur Toomkunta 2 Dondaipalle 82 MalachintapaJl e 71 Turkadinne 113 Malleswaram 10 83 Ellur 110 Manchal Katta 78 Enmanbetla Maredumandinne 54 Vedukaraopalle 57 Veepangandla 45 Ettam 98 Miyapuram 93 Velbtur 11 Muthireddypalle 103 99 Gadda Baswapuram 96 Velgonda 48 Gantraopalle 112 Vemkal 94 Gopaldinne 30 Nagulpalle 39 Vengalaipalle 5 Gopalpuram 88 Narasimhapuram 90 Gopalapuram 86 Narasingaraopalle 85 Wardyal 53 Gorremadugu 59 Narayanapalle 95 Govardhangiri 81 Narlapuram 52 Yapatla

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ACHAMPET TALUK

1981 1981 1981 Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Location Name of Village Code No. Code No. Code No. (1) (2) (I) (2) (1) (2) 36 Achampet 45 Kondareddipalle 33 Raiched 73 Ainole 7 Koratkal 18 Rajanagar 78 Akkavaram 54 Kothakuntapalle 21 Rakonda 61 Ambagiri 46 Ramajipalle 90 Amrabad 42 Lakhnaram 62 Ramgiri 58 Ananthavaram 87 Lakshmapur 43 Rampur 31 Ayyavaripalle 19 Lakshmapur Patti Goda! 70 Rangapur 68 Lakshmapur Patti 50 Bakaram Nadimpalle 59 Balmur 75 Siddapur 11 Lathifpur 65 Banal 32 Singavaram S5 Lingal 64 Billakal 52 Surapur 69 Bolghatpaile 27 Lingotam Bommenpalle 74 9! Macharam 7! Brahmanpalle 51 Madapur 15 Tandur 37 Tangapur 72 Chandapur 80 Maddimadugu 5 Thirmalapur Patti Goda! Chennaram Patti Goda! 39 Mahadevpur 40 14 Tippapur 29 Chennaram (Sabak) 20 Mamidlapalle 49 Manajipet 86 Tirmalapur 66 Choutapall e Tummanpet 76 Mannavarpalle 41 92 Turkapalie Dasarlapalle 53 Maqdoompur 10 Egneshpur 82 Mared 17 Marripalle 83 Udimilla Molgara 8! Gangupenta 3 8 Umapur Munnanur 77 Ghanpur 93 23 Upparapalle Ghattuthumman Mylaram 25 60 16 Uppunuthala 48 Godal NJdimpalle 85 Uppunuthala (Upper 84 Gudur 35 Narasaipalle Plateau) 67 Gumpanpalle 57 9 Nizamabad 34 Hajipur 89 Padra 44 Valbhapur 26 Pa!kapalle 88 Vankashwaram 79 Ippalpalle 2 Peddapur 94 Vatava)]apalle 56 J illeiapall e 12 Penimalla 47 Veeramrajupalle 24 Jinkunta 30 Peratwanpalle 13 Veltur 22 Polepalle 6 Kamasanipalle 38 Poiesettypaile 63 Kondanagul 28 Puijal 4 Zabthisadgode

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STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of the area covered Ward or Block E. B. No. r------~---~------_, No. From To in each Enumeration Block

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NARA Y ANPET TOWN (CI(lsS III) MAKTHAL TALUK

1 1-1-1 1-1-131 2 1-1-132 1-1-191 1-2-1 1-2-76 (3) 3 1-2-77 1-2-158 1-3-1 1-3-42 (2) 4 1-3-43 1-3-114 (7) 1-4-1 1-4-33 (4) 5 1-4-34 1-4-138 6 1-5-1 1-5-199 2 7 2-1-1 2-1-94 8 2-1-95 2-1-126 2-2-1 2-2-90 9 2-2-91 2-2-148 2-3-1 2-3-47 10 2-3-48 2-3-139 2-4-1 2-4-21 t1 11 2-4-22 2-4-12811 12 2-4-129 2-4-151 2-5-1 2-5-84 Not Available 13 2-5-85 2-5-197 3 14 3-1-1 3-1-186 15 3-2-1 3-2-124 16 3-2-125 3-2-151 3-3-1 3-3-54 17 3-3-55 3-3-139 (3) 18 3-3-140 3-3-176 3-4-1 3-4-54 19 3-4-55 3-4-164 20 3-5-1 3-5-101 21 3-5-102 3-5-155 3-6-1 3-6-45 22 3-6-46 3-6-144 23 3-6-145 3-6-206 3-7-1 3-7-46 24 3-7-47 3-7-143 25 3-7-149 3-7-193 3-8-1 3-8-44 26 3-8-45 3-8-143 27 3-8-144 3-8-239 3-9-1 3-9-47 28 3-9-48 3-9-153 29 3-9-154 3-9-216 3-10-1 3-10-27 30 3-10-28 3-10-125 4 31 4-1-1 4-1-159 32 4-2-1 4-2-110 33 4-2-111 4-2-189 4-3-1 4-3-44 470

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block

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NARAYANPET TOWN (Class III) MAKTHAL TALUK (Conc/d.)

4 Contd. 34 4-3-45 4-3-127 35 4-3-128 4-3-196 4-4-1 4-4-53 36 4-4-54 4-4·-153 37 4-4-154 4-4-184 4-5-1 4-5-43 38 4-5-44 4-5-132 39 4-6-1 4-6-203 Not Available 40 4-6-204 4-6-233 4-7-1 4-7-8611 41 4-7-87 4-7-170 5 42 5-1-1 5-1-111 43 5-2-1 5-2-112 44 5-2-113 5-2-190 5-3-1 5-3-28 45 5-3-29 5-3-151 46 5-3-152 5-3-2520

MAHBUBNAGAR TOWN (Class II) MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK

1-1-1 1-1-42/ A Nawabpet Road. Central Ware House. Railway Goods Shed. Railway Gang Mazdoor Quar_ ters. Rly. I.O.W. Office and Quarters 2 1-1-42/Al1 l-1-55/B/4 Nawahpet Road, Grave Yard. part of Moti­ I-I-56 1-1-73/CI7 nagar locality. Railway R.M·S. Quarters 3 1-1-74IA l-1-76t1 Nawabpet Road, a part of Motinagar area, Railway line 4 1-1-76rB 1-1-83 Nawabpet Road. Mothi Masjid and a part of Mothinagar locality, tele-communication accounts office 5 1-2-1 1-2-28/3 BOipallY'Road Railway gate, Dist· Co-opera­ tive Office, Ramakrishna Talkies Road, Rly. Track 6 1-2-29 1-2-42tD Ramakrishna Talkies and Nala. Railway Track, part of Christian Colony 7 1-2-43 1-2-58il IC Ramakrishna Talkies Road. D.S.P. Office- cum-residence, Station Bazar, Primary School. Church 8 1-2-59 1-2-110/2 L.I.G.H· Quarters, Vyshya Hostel, Part of Christian Colony, Lead Bank offiee-cum­ residence 9 1-2-/11013 1-2-130/A R.T.C. Bus Depot, Rly. Station, Railway 1-3-1 1-3-40 Hospital, Railway Guest House. Rly. Quar­ ters. Grave yard 10 1-3-41 1-3-75/12/DI Railway Quarters. RTC Quarters. part of Station gadda. residential locality 471

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MAHBUBNAGAR TOWN (Class II) MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK (Collld.)

Station Road, Commercial Tax Office, Muni­ 1 Contd. 11 1-3-75/E 1-3-80/E cipal T·B., part of Saddalgundu, residential locality, Chartharya School

12 1-3-81 1-3-112 Part of Saddalgundu residential locality 13 1-3-112/A 1-3-122/4/A Part of Saddalgundu locality, Co_operative B.C. Housing Office and P & T Colony

14 1-3-122/4/5 1-3-160ilfi/A Station Ro~d, Chothareddy, quarters, N· C.C. Office, Joint Director of Animal Husbandry Office, Asst. Director of Agrl. Office, Dr. Sri Ramulu Nursing Home W. D. (R & B) Office. Executive Engineer, 15 1-4-1 1-4-3/ A p. 1-4-58 1-4-91/4 (R & B) Office, P.W.D. Godown, Travellers' 1-4-135 1-4-155/1 bungalow (IB), Bharathiya Vidyanikethan High School, Hyderabad Road, Central Excis(" Office

16 1-4-4 1-4-18 40 houses locality, 40 houses road, Dist. Co- 1-4-156 1-4-176 operative Office 17 1-4-18/A 1-4-21/1A SChOOl, Rajendranagar locality 18 1-4-21/2 1-4-30/7 Part of Rajendernagar locality 40 houses road, Hyderabad road, State Bank of 19 1-4-31 1-4-57 !7 1-4-92 1-4-92/18 Hyderabad Branch Hyderabad road, Mosque, APSEB Opentlon 20 1-4-93 1-4-125!l Zone No.2 Otnce, Dhanalaxmi Motor DrlVlng Training Centre, New Town High School Kamala N~hru Colony, R. T· O· Office, Rostel 21 1-4-126 1-4-134/20/E 1.4-177 1-4-182 Adarsh, Dist. Leprosy Control Office, Sri R,.ghavendra Swamy Temple, Hanuman Temple Eo-ur Chinnuppa Qtrs. Post Office. Veterin;H; Hcspilal, Gectha Hostel, Asst. Director of So;1 Conservation

22 1-5-5 1-5-39{1/1 Hyderabad Road, School Arab Galli, Nala 23 1-5-39/2 1-5-77 Hydcrabad Road, Canara Bank. Income Tax Office, Arts anJ Science College, Asst. Director of Agriculture Hyderabad Road, Tribal Welfue Office, Basic 24 1-5-78 1-5-12411 practising school, Girls' Jr. College, Pan­ chayatr~j Block Office. (M. Nagar). Bharat Scout and Guide Office, New Bus stand, Municipal open Well, Stadium Social Wel­ fare, B. Cs. Hostel

25 1-5-125 1-5-14711 Hyderabad Road, Collector Office, Ziliapari­ 1-6-1 1-6-32 shad Office, Travellers' Bungalow, (R & B), Jr. College (Boys') Dist. Educational Office, Station Road, Station mosque, Ambcdkar Nagar 472

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MAHBUBNAGAR TOWN (Cla;;s II) MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK (Con/d.)

1 Contd. 26 1-0-33 1-6-43 Station Road, Modcrn High School, Joint 1-6-44 1-6-6211 Director of Agriculture, A. P. D. P. Office, Pdlsabgutta locality, Municipal Water Supply Rcservior, Public Relation Office, N. G. O's Home and Canteen 27 1-6-63 1-6-79 Ramakrishna Talkies Road, Ramakrishna Talkies, Satoor Ramanna Dharmshala, Hanuman Temple, L. I. C. Office, Telegraph Office, Garden Hostel, Nala 28 1-6-79/1 1-6-85/2 Telephone Department Office, State Bank of 1-6-86 1-6-110 Hyderabad, (Agriculture Development Bank), Executive Engineer, (RWS), Lalitha Mudr

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MAHBUBNAGAR TOWN (Class II) MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK (Contd.)

40 1-7-216(2/1 1-7-217/211 Kothacheru Ro;:cd, Sri Laxmi Narasimha Swamy Temp'e 1 Contd. 41 1-7-24S/B/2 1-7-275IA Kosgi Road, part of NaJbowli Locality 42 1-8-1 1-8-40/1 L. I. G· H. Quarters. of Nalbowli Area 43 1-8-41 1-8-67/ A Kosgi Road, Nalbowli, L. I. G. H. Quarters, 1-8-68 1-8-89 Masjid Quba 44 1-8-90 1-8-93IC Kosgi Road, Tirmaladev Gutta, High School, 1-8-110/A I-S-I12/A Municipal Commissioner's Residence, Fire SLltion, Nala, Rly. Line 45 1-8-113 1-8-158/1 Kosgi Road, Hanuman Temple 1-8-159 1-8-165/1 46 1-8-165/2 I-S-21O/1 Kosgi Road, Tirmaldev Gutta Temple, Slaugh­ ter Hous'~ 47 1-9-1 1-9-36 Nawabpet Road, Raghavendra Rice Mill, NHesh Industries, Modern Binny Rice Mill, part of Vanagattu 48 1-9-36i1 1-9-94 Hamali Basti, Part of Vanilgattu Locality 49 1-9-94/1 1-9-165/1 Edgha, Pugatnagar Locality, Part of Vanagattu 50 1-10-1 1-10-14/3 Dargha, Part of Shashibgutta locality, (Urdu medium Primary School) 51 1-10-14i3/J 1-10-41 Part of Shahsahibgutta locality, Srimmaloni kunta bund 52 1-10-41/1 1-10-65/2 Shahsahibgutta Road, Shahsahibgutta, Munici­ pal Pump room 53 1-10-66 1-10-91/1 Hyderabad road, Peddacheru, Municipal limit> 54 1-10-91/4 1-10-148 Hyderabad road, Muslim grave yard, wakf housing complex, K. G. School, Girijan loca­ lity 55 1-10-149 1-10-193 Hyderabad Toad, GOVL Hospital, Nurses quar­ ters, Post martem room, Andhra Mahila Sabha building 2 56 2-1-1 2-1-150/1 Ashok talkies, Wakf complex, Additional Asst. Engineer APSF.B, (Operation), Forest Office, Jahangir peeran, Technical Institute 57 2-2-1 2-2-90/6 Church Compound, P W. D. (lB) Office, Post Office, Telecommunication Office, Primary School Qudwaipet and a part of Qudwaipet locality 58 Part of Qudwaipet locality, Indian Bank, State Bank of India Ibrahimia Rice Mill, Nala, Municipal Office and town hall, L.J.G.H. Quarters M.B.C. High School 59 2-3-1 2-3-85/4 P.W.D. (IB) Quarters, Nala, a part of Epurgeri Locality 60 2-3-86 2-3-103/2 A part of Epurgeri Locality, Hanuman Temple, 2-4-1 2-4-40 Hanmnan Talkies, Natruj Talkies, a part of Old Gunj, Marwadi Mandir 474

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MAHBUBNAGAR TOWN (Class 11) MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK (Conld.)

2 Contd. 61 2-4-41 2-4-100/1 A part of Epurgeri Locality and old gunj 2-5-1 2-5-57 62 2-n-l 2-6-60 Kosgi road, Ganesh Vilas hotel, Savani Trans­ port, Mahbubnagar Co-Operative Society 63 2-6-61/A 2-6-106/4 Market ro<:d, Sadruddin ice and rice mill, Taj 2-7-1/A 2-7-17 hotel. Vyshiya Bank, Municipal meat and 2-8-1 2-8-24il vegetable market, Radhakrishna Talkies, Milap hotel, Durga villas, State Bank Road, Habeeb Mashoor Chowrastha 64 2-8-25 2-8-97 State Bank of Hyderabad, Accountant Office A. P. S. E. B. Asst. Director of Agriculture (Oil seeds), State Bank Road 65 2-8-98 2-8-104 Bharat talkies road, Madina Mosque street, A 2-9-1 2-9-48 part of Madina Masjid locality, Market road 66 2-10-1 2-10-9511 Part of old gunj, Arvind X-ray Clinic, Dr. Kamal Opti cal store, Kasikapudi sangam 67 2-11-1 2-11-29 Girls' High School Market road, Super Bazar, 2-12-1 2-12-56/9 Tin Posh Mosque, a part of Aslam khan stred 68 2-11-30 2-11-100 Aslam Khan Street, Bharat Talkies road, Sha­ bazar road 3 69 3-1-1/AIl 3-1-50 Old Edgha, a part of Veerannapet Locality, Railway Track 70 3-1-51/1 3-1-100n Veerannapet New Railway Gate, Veerannapet Primary School and a part of Veerannapet Locality, Railway Track 71 3-1-101 3-1-142 Part of Veerannapet Locality 72 3-1-143 3-1-195 Neelakanta Swamy Temple and a part of Veerannapet Locality. Macca Mosque Road, Veerannapet Middle School 73 3-1-196 3-1-216/4 Macca Mosque and a part of Veerannapet 3-2-1 3-2-21 Locality 74 3-2-21/1 3-2-47/1 Branch Primary School, Harijanawada and a part of Harijanawada and a part of Veeranna­ pet Locality 75 3-2-48 3-2-109 Anjaneyulu Swamy Temple, Municipal Radio Room and a part of Harijanawada 76 3-2-110 3-2-173 A part of Harijanawada of Veerannapet Loca­ lity 77 3-2-174 3-2-199/3 A part of Harijanwada of Veerannapet locality 3-3-1 3-3-5/8/ A and Papreddy compound, a part of Madina Mosque locality, Bharat Talkies railway line 78 3-3-519 3-3-60 A part of Madina Mosque locality, Railway line and a part of Madina Mosque road 79 3-3-61 3-3-125 Madina Mosque and a part of locality, Upper Primary and K.G. School (English Medium) 80 3-4-1 3-4-61 A part of Madina Mosque locality, Galib Hall, Mauina Masjid High School 475

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MAHBUBNAGAR TOWN (Class III MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK (Contd.)

3 Contd. 81 3-4-62 3-4-100/1 A part of Madina Mosque locality, and Kum­ 3-5-1 3-5-5112 marwadi locality, Dist., Medical and Health Office and quarter 82 3-5-52 3-5-103JD Govt.. Primary SChool, Kummarwadi and Kummarwadi locality, Anjaneyulu Swamy Temple 83 3-5-104 3-5-115 Kumm"rwadi IQcality. Siva1ayam Temple road, 3-6-1 3-6-65 Ahlay Hadis Mosque, Shabazar road, Shah­ bazar Chourasta and Govt., Primary School, Ravind ernagar 84 3-6-66 3-6-103 Ashur Khana Julahawadi, Mahbub Dispensary. 3-7-1 3-7-2613 T. V. S. Transport. Old Hospital road and a part of lulahawadi locality 85 3-7-27 3-7-105 Old Hospit'al road-, and a 'Part of Julahawadi, Aryabhavan Shahbazar 86 3-8-1 3-8-86 A part of lulahawadi locality. Old Hospital road 87 3-8-87 3-8-136 Oid Hospital road and a part of Julahawadi 3-9-1 3-9-80 locality. Municipal Vegetable Market, Shah­ bazar and a part of Shahbazar 88 3-9-81 3-9-10311 A part of Shawbazar, High Yenkanna Rice 3-10-1 3-10-50 Mill. M.L.A's residence. a part of Gandhi­ nagar locality, Wakf Shop Centre, Rahmania Mosque, Hyderabad Bangalore road, Model High School 89 3-10-51 3-10-102 A part of Gandhinagar locality. Jamay Mosque, 3- J 1-1 3-11-45 Anjaneyulu Swamy Temple, Dharamshala. Errakunta road. a part of Veerannapet loca­ lity 90 3-11-46 3-11-14511 Out of Veerannapet locality. John Mohammed kunta 91 3-12-1 3-12-73/2 Veerannapet local ity 92 3-12-74 3-12-15413 Out of Veerannapet locality, Harijanwada, 3-13-1 3-13-14 Chowdeshwari Devalayam, Municipal latrine, a pa rt of Erragutta locality. Rawoof Sahib Darph 93 3-13-14/1 3-13-44 Erramannugutta locality 95 4-1-1 4-1-51 Rahmania pull nala, Petrol Bunk, Abdul Qader Dargab, Civil Supply and Agricultural godown and a ~art of Ramiah Bowli 81., Hyderabad­ Raichur road 96 7 4-1-52 4-1-105 A part of Ramiah Bowli lltreet, St. Pauls Pri­ mary and KG. School, Ashurkhana Huna Shaheed, Upper Primary School. Ramillb Bowli Street 97 4-1-10511 4-1-123 A part of Ramiah Bowli Street 4-2-1 4-2-18/B 98 4-2-19 4-2--2711 A part of Ramiah Bowli Street, Mysarnma 4-2-28 4-2-44/A Tempie 4-Z-45 4-Z-70/B 476

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MAHBUBNAGAR TOWN (Class II) MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK (Cone/d.)

4 Contd. 99 4-2-71 4-2-97/B A part of Ramiah Bowli Street, Tayaba 4-2-98 4-2-101/A Mosque, a part of Ramnagar street, Hydera­ 4-3-84 4-3-10512 bad-Raichur road 100 4-3-1 4-3-83/4 Hyderabad - Raichur road, Mashraki Kaman, Sarojinidevi road, Rice Mill of T. Veeramani, and a part of Ramnagar street 101 4-3-106 4-3-122/2 Central Library road, Ram Mandir, a part of 4-4-1 4-4-36/A Ramnagar locality and a part of Brahman wada 4-10-1 4-10-35/1 locality, Central Library road to Police Station 102 4-4-36/B 4-4-100 A part of Brahmanwada locality and a part of 4-5-1 4-5-18 Kisannagar locality, road to Child Welfare Centre 103 4-5-19 4-5-3112 A part of Kisan Nagar Locality, Ashurkhana 4-6-1 4-6-51 104 4-6-51/1 4-6-100/B Shivalayam Temple, Pasha Bowli Road, Temple, 4-6-62 and a part of Kisan Nagar Locality 105 4-7-1/B 4-7-63 Kisannagar Locality, Pochamma Temple, Dist. Malaria Office, Govt. Unani Dispensary, Govt. Primary School Building 106 4-7-631 A 4-7-95/A/l A part of Kisannagar and Errakunta Locality, Mosque Khader Khan and Sariya 107 4-8-1 4-8-32/C A part of Errakunta Locality, Shivalayam Temple Road, Govt. Homeopathic Dispen­ sary, Leprosy Control Unit 108 4-8-33 4-8-61/B Etrakunta Locality, Municipal Latrine, Rail­ 4-9-1/A 4-9-23/D/l way Track. Shivalayam Road and a part of Brahmanwada Locality 109 4-9-24 4-9-88/B/2 Ashurkhana, Mattam, Temple, Kaniyakapar­ meshwari Temple, Aryasamaj Mandir and a part of Brahmanwadi Locality 110 4-9-88/B/3 4-9-96/A Child Welfare Centre, a part of Brahmanwadi 4-10-36 4-10-66/B Locality, Harijan Hostel and a part of Ramnagar Locality 111 4-10-67 4-10-100 A part of Ramnagar locality, Branch of Gandhi 4-11-1 4-11-15 road, High School, Hyderabad Raichur road, Chilla Mahboobsubhani. Hanuman Mandir, a part of Ramnagar locality 112 4-11-43tB Meat and Vegetable Market, Hyderabad Raichur road, a part of Ramnagar locality 5 94 5-13-1 5-13-37 Hyderabad Dronachalam Railway Line, Poly­ technic-area, Polytechnic Hostel. Shivalayam Temple, Jr. Technical School 113 5-1-1 5-1-26/1 Valabnagar locality, Police Station road, Pasha 5-2-1 5-2-17 Bowli locality 114 5-1-27 5-1-9213 Valabnagar locality, Hyderabad Raichur road, Govt. Upper Primary School, Ra.mnagar 477

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MAHBUBNAGAR TOWN (Ch-ss II) MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK (Conld.)

5 Contd. 115 5-1-92/4 5-1-108/4 Superintendent of Post Offices, Dargah Barhar­ 5-2-18 5-2-36 e-BClsha, a part of Vallabnagar locality, Pasha Bowli locality 116 5-3-1 5-3-65/2 Town Police and Rural Station, Bhootpur road, 5-8-1 5-8-16/1 a part of Miyakalbanda locality, Dist. Jail and Quarters, Ashurkhana and a part of old Palmoor locality 117 5-4-1 5-4-34J1 A part of Miyakalbanda locality, Old Pal­ 5-8-17 5-8-59/Ai2 moor locality, Shiva Temple 118 5-4-34/2 5-4-94 Wakf Mosque, a part of Miyakalbanda locality 119 5-4-94/1 5-4-114 Govt. Middle- cum-High School, Bhootpur 5-5-1 5-5-71 road, a part of Miyakalbanda locality, Post-Office, Old Palmoor, Upper Primay School, Arabwadi, Mosque old Palmoor 120 5-5-72 5-5-108/1 Old Palmoor, Dhobiwada, Toll Tax Naka, 5-7-1 5-7-45il Bhootpur, Hanuman Temple, Bhootpur road 121 5-7-46 5-7-107 A part of Old Palmoor locality 122 5-6-1 5-6-36/ A/I A part of Old Palmoor locality, Dhobiwada 123 5-6-37 5-6-117 A part of Old Palmoor locality and Dhobi­ wada 124 5-9-1 5-9-4913 A part of Old Palmoor locality, Momin Mohla, Gachi Bowli and a part of Harijanwada 126 5-10-1 5-10-53/1 Old Palmoor, a part of Harijanwada locality, a part of Momin Muhlla, Ashurkhana 128 5-10-53/2 5-10-108 Old Palmoor, a part of Hariianwada locality. 5-12-1 5-12-38 Primary School Harijanawada 129 5- J1-1 5-11-102 Old Palmoor, a part ofHarijanwada locality 130 5-11-103 5-11-130 Old Palmoor, a part of Harijanwada locality 6 125 6-5-1 6-5-18 Hydcrabad Raichur road, a part of Hanuman- pura locality 127 6-5-19 6-5-6511 Menaka Theatre, Boramoot well, Municipal Water Boring PUlT,P, and residential area 131 6-1-1 6-1-75 Hyderabad Raichur Road, Hanuman Temple, A part of Hanumanpura Locality, Post Office, Primary School, Hanumanpura Railway gate, track Sofia Mosque 132 6-1-76 6-1-89/3 A part of Hanumanpura locality, Hyderabad 6-2-1 6-2-12/2 Raichur Road, Railway track, Mahbubnagar 6.3-1 6-3-74 Municipal elevated water reservoir, Old Edgah, Narayana Temple 133 6-3-120 A part of Hanumanpura locality, Hyderabad 6-4-50 Raichur Road, DUrga. Rice Mill, Municipal Toll tax naka, Rice Mill of Balakrishtamma, Ashurkhana. 134 6-4-51 6-4-143 A part of Hanumanpura locality 7 135 7-1-1 7-1-79/2 New Premnagar Locality, Hanuman temple 7-2-1 7-2-7/4 478

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MAHBUBNAGAR TOWN (Class II) MAHBUBNGAR TALUK (Conc/d.)

7 Contd. 136 7-2-8 7-2-21/7 Apart of New Premnagar locality, Cotton Mill. 7-3-1 7-3-61 Industrial area, B. Ed., College, Childrens 7-4-1 7-4-75/1 Home. Teachers Training School, a part of Sri Venkateswara Colony 137 7-5-1 7-5-106/2 A part of Sri Venkateswara Colony 8 138 8-1-1 8-1-19 Behind Civil Hospital locality 139 8-1-20 8-1-72 Behind Civil Hospital locality, Methugadda 8-2-1 8-2-46 Post Office 8-3-1 8-3-17/1 140 8-3-20 8-3-53 Teachers' Colony, (Methugadda), Divl. Electrical 8-4-1 8-4-46 Office, 133 K.V. Power station, staff quarters 8-5-1 8-5-23 of Electricity Dept., Wadder Basti, Executive Engineer Irrigation office

WANAPARTHI TOWN (Class III) WANAPARTHI TALUK

200 1-1 1-125 Mission compound to KUlllmarigeri 2 Part of 201 2-1 2-115 Gopalpet Road, Garibnagar 3 " 201 3-1 3-25 Moinuddin house Garibnagar to Abdul Nabi house 202 3-26 3-140 Savaram Street, Upparigcri 4 203 4-1 4-107 Savaram Street, Pochammagudi and Dunvageri 5 204 5-1 5-100 Pochammagudi, Surrounding Gopalpet Road, Buddaram Road, Mangaligeri, Mollageri 6 205 6-1 6-109 Mollageri, Chakali Veedhi 7 206 7-1 7-104 Katikegeri, Kammarigeri, Partly Geougugeri (Kindigeri) 8 207 8-1 8-123 Telugugeri, Nadipigeri (Rayagadda) 9 208 9-1 9-102 Rayagadda 10 209 10-1 10-125 Rayagadda 11 Part of 210 11-1 11-116 Nakka Balanna house to Parregadda, Brahmana Veedhi, Gangadharaiah's house 12 " 210 12-1 12-50 Majeed Road Komatigeri 211 12-51 12-104 Komatigeri, Brahmana Veedhi upto Sivanna's " house 13 211 13-1 13-114 Gandhi Chowk, Saradamma Wlo Ramachander " Rao's house to Jagadish Talkies Road, Hanu­ man Tekidi 14 212 14-1 14-103 Jagadish Talkies Road, Hal1uman Tckidi, Majeed Road, and Shankargunj Bazaar upto Krishna Cloth Stores 15 212 15-1 15-50 Rayagadda (E. G. Rice Mill) to C. Balaramaiah " and C. Krishnaiah Shop , , 213 15-51 15-107 Balaramaiah's godown to Shankargunj, Civil Hospital Road 16 213 16-1 16-141 Civil Hospital Road, Subash Wada to Nara­ " simha's house 479

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2 3 4 5

WANAPARTHI TOWN (Class III) WANAPARTHI TALUK (Colltd.)

17 " 214 17-1 17-96 Junior College to Bus Stand Road, Post Office, Old Tahsil Office. behind Damodhara Lodge 18 , , 214 18-1 18-80 Civil Hospital Road to High School Road to B. Seshanna' shouse 215 18-81 18-134 B. Seshanna's house to Opposite to Sri Rama talkies 19 , , 215 19-1 19-131 Koona Laxm3iah Shop to U C 0 Bank Street and Jagadish Talkies Road to Gulam Hussain house 20 216 20-1 20-119 Path a Kota to J ayareddy's house 21 217 21-1 21-100 Abdul Rasheed house to Path a Kota Part of 218 21-101 21-110 Patha Kota to Kandi Buchaiah's house 22 218 22-1 22-113 Patha Kota Aminabi WlO Md. Jaffar's house to Ganesh Vilas Road, Arabgeri to Sharfuddin's house and Partly Gopalpet Road 23 219 23-1 23-126 Gopalpet Road to Gollageri, Kandakamgadda to Kamrucldin 's house 24 220 24-1 24-105 Md. Janim;ah's house in Gandla Veedhi and partly Gandhi Nagar (Addul Gafoor's house) 25 221 25-1 25-100 Gandhinagar, Gandlageri, Gollageri upto Yedu­ tla Sayanna's house 26 222 26-1 26-103 K. Babu s(o Pakeeraiah's house, Gandhinagar to Faizuddin's house 27 223 27-1 27-121 Gandhinagar 28 224 28-1 28-103 Harijanawada 29 225 29-1 29-102 Harijanawada 30 226 30-1 30-105 Harijanawada, Jagadish Talkies Road, (Bandari Ramulu's house) 31 227 31-1 31-125 High School Road, Bagathsingh Nagar 32 228 32-1 32-104 I. B. Office Road, Vaddegeri and Pangal Road 33 229 33-1 33-123 Old Power house to Vaddegeri, Pangal Road upto Kondanna's house J4 230 34-1 34-106 I. R Office, Vaddegeri, Vallab Nagar, upto B. Bucha Reddy's house 35 231 35-1 35-111 Mala Anand's house Vallabhnagar and VaJlabh nagar, Bandarnagar 36 232 36-1 36-101 Venkateswara Temple, Vallabhanagar to Subbanna's house 37 233 37-1 37-110 Chennareddy SIO RamakrishnaReddy ValJabb nagar to Subhash house, Bangarinaga r 38 Part of 234 38-1 38-11 ~ VaJlabhnagar, Bandarinagar to Subhadramma dlo Narayanareddy's house 39 " 234 39-1 39-30 VaJlabhnagar to Valuddin's house (Abdulla bin Mohrus, Bandar,nagar) " 235 39-31 39-83 Bandarinagar, VaJlabhnagar, Kondaiah's house 40 " 235 40-1 40-94 Bandarinagar (behind R T C Depot) to Vemula Chinna Kistaiah's house 480

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. ,~------.. -... -'_-- - ..... ----.. --~ the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

WANAPARTHI TOWN (Class III) WANAPARTHI TALUK (Caneld.)

41 236 41-1 41- 105 R.T.C. Depot Manager quarters, Tahsil Office, Handarinagar, Peerlagutta, Kurnool Road to Naganna's house 42 237 42-1 42-80 Kurnool Road P. S., LMB Office, New Guj and Veer Nagamma Temple 43 238 43-1 43-98 Krishnadevarayanagar, Polytechnic College to L. Pandrangaswamy's house 44 239 44-1 44-115 Sub-Registrar's Office to Madnapur Road, KDR Nagar 45 Part of 240 45-1 45-80 E. Gopal's old Rice Mill, K D R nagar and upto Yaparla Prabhakar's house 46 " 240 46-1 46-20 Ko)lapur Venkatasctty's house, KDR Nagar to Smt. P. Shantadevi w/o Sudharshan's house " 241 46-21 46-82 Mohan Rao's house to Buddaram Sethaiah's Rice Mill 47 242 47-1 47-120 Mettapalli 48 Part of 241 48-1 48-5'1 Llmbadi Tanda (behind M. B. Hospital)

GADWAL TOWN (Class Ill) GADWAL TALUK

1-1-1 1-1-82 Ganjipet, Harijanwada 2 1-1-83 1-1-100 do 1-2-1 1-2-73 do 3 1-2-74 1-2-101 do 1-3-1 1-3-68 Pedda Harijanwada, Sunkulammamet 4 1-3-69 1-3-124 Sunkulammamet 1-4-1 1-4-46 Municipal T. B. to govt. Hospital 5 1-4-47 1-4-129 do 1-5-1 1-5-13 Rathi Burzu and Doulath Singh Veedhi 6 1-5-14 1-5-122 do 2 7 2-1-1 2-1-39 Doulath Singh Veedhi, Nadhi Darwaja Road and Kamsali Veedhi 8 2-1-40 2-1-105 do 2-2-1 2-2-33 Burdapet 9 2-2-34 2-2-84 do 2-3-1 2-3-56 Burd8pet, Rajaveedhi (North side) Kumari Veedhi 10 2-3-57 2-3-121 do 2-4-1 2-4-35 Kumari Vcedhi 11 2-4-36 2-4-89 do 2-5-1 2-5-51 Rajaveedhi and Burdapet 12 2-5-52 2-5-86 do 2-6-1 2-6- 66 do 13 2-6-67 2-6-137 do 2-7-1 2-7-24 do 14 2-7-25 2~7-101 do 481

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E.B. No. ~-~------~------the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

GADWAL TOWN (Class III) GADWAL TALUK (Coilld.)

3 15 3-1-1 3-1-17 Burdapet and Krishna Reddy Bunglow 16 3-1-18 3-1-87 do 17 3-1-88 3-1-115 do 3-2-1 3-2-76 Gantageri, Chinna Chakaligeri, Cadigamnet, Masood Bai Veedhi and Dharurmet Road 18 3-2-77 3-2-151 do 3-3-1 3-3-15 Masood Ba! Veedhi and Dharurmet 19 3-3-16 3-3-92 do 4 20 4-1-1 4-1-137 Chitari Geri, Round Katta 21 4-2-1 4-2-109 Shair Ali Veedhi and Raja Veedhi (South side) 4-3-1 .~ 4-3-105 Shairali Veedhi 4-4-1 4-4-86 Shairali Veedhi, RajOl Veedhi 4-5-1 4-5-25 do 22 4-5-26 4-5-106 do 5 23 5-1-1 5-1-33 Raja Veedhi, Shairali Veedhi 24 5-1-34 5-1-100 do 5-2-1 5-2-74 Sairali Veedhi, Raja Veedhi, Saraf Bazar 25 5·2-75 5-2-109 SarafBazar 5-3-1 5-3-104 SarafBazar, Yerramarri Geri 26 5-3-105 5-3-130 Wadde Veedhi (Geri) 5-4-1 5-4-84 Santha Bazar. Shairali Street 27 5-4-85 5-4-149 Santha Bazar 5-5-1 5-5-81 Mahanandhi Factory, Wadla Geri, Yerukala Wada, Wadde Geri 28 5-5-82 5-5-105 do 5-6-1 5-6-1l0 do 5-7-1 5-7-22 do 29 5-7-23 5-7-106 do 6 30 6-1-1 6-1-21 Chinna Harijanwada 31 6-1-22 6-1-114 China Harijanw2.da, Dhala Kattal 32 6-1-115 6-1-135 Dhalal Kattal 6-2-1 6-2-65 Hatkarpet and Momin Mohella 33 6-2-66 6-2-116 do 6-3-1 6-3-48 Dhothre Mohella and Momin Mohella 34 6-3-49 6-3-124 do 6-4-1 6-4- 31 Dhurumet, Momin Mohella, Chakali Veedhi 35 6-4-32 6-4-106 do 36 6-5-1 6-5-105 do 37 6-5-106 6-5-115 do 6-6-1 6-6-65 do 38 6-6-66 6-6-129 do 39 6-7-1 6-7-106 do 40 6-8-1 6-8-66 do 41 6-8-67 6-8-140 do 482

STATEMENT SHOWING THE DETAILS OF THE AREAS INCLUDED IN THE ENUMERATION BLOCKS OF URBAN AREAS OF MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT

House Nos. Description of Ward or Block E. B. No. r------~------_, the area covered No. From To in each Enumeration Block

2 3 4 5

GADWAL TOWN (Class TIT) GADWAL TALUK (Concld.)

7 42 7-1-1 7-1-109 Momin Veedhi, Lingamma Bhai Station Road 43 7-2-1 7-2-107 Station Road, Chintapet, Thairmaidan 7-:1-1 7-3-27 Chintalpet, Waddegeri, Agraharam 44 7·3-28 7-3-120 do 45 7-4-1 7-4-110 Madraspet, Chintalpet, Kurvageri 46 7-5-1 7-5-104 Chennakesawaswamy Temple, Thairmaidan, Kunta V cedhi 47 7-S-105 7-5-131 do 7-6-1 7-6-82 Chintalpet 48 7-6-83 7-6-101 do 7-7-1 7-7-77 do 49 7-7-78 7-7-111 Ganj Area, Station Road 8 50 8-1-1 8-1-103 Thairmaidan, Janakamma Sat ram , Santha Bazar 51 8-2-1 8-2-ll0 Raichur Mattam, Kunta 52 8-3-1 8-3-101 Bellachary Agraharam, Kunta, Harkar Veedhi, Balaji Veedhi 53 8-3-102 8-3-112 do 8-4-1 8-4-95 Balaji Veedhi S4 8-5-1 8-5-81 VanteJpet 8-6-1 8-6-36 do 55 8-6-37 8-6-127 do 9 56 9-1-1 9-1-24 Gajjalamma Vecdhi, Wadla Veedhi 57 9-1-25 9-1-102 do 9-2-1 9-2-35 Gajjalammapet, Telugupet, Kurvageri 58 9-2-36 9-2-102 do 9-3-1 9-3-22 Tclugupet 59 9-3-23 9-3-112 do 60 9-4-1 9-4-101 Telugupet, Mangali Veedhi 61 9-4-102 9-4-121 Mangali Veedhi 9-5-1 9-5-76 Mangali Geri, Mala Geri 62 9-5-77 9-5-157 do 483

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of B.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

ALAMPUR TALUK

14/1 ALAMPUR(P) Total 10,744 2,214 33 1 240 578 365 2 240 145 145 241 450 45

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

ALAMPUR TALUK (Contd.)

1411 20 254 468 8 ALAMPUR 21 255 513 (p) Contd. 22 255 155 256 359 82 514 82 23 256 286 229 17

JADCHERLA TALUK

14JII BADEP ALLE (P) Total 18,624 1,609 142 1 223 697 2 224 649 3 225 570 4 226 545 333 5 227 570 153 6 228 5B 167 7 229 677 21 3 & 230 569 231 456 5 Total 1,025 5 9 232 515 233 520 280 Total 1.035 280 10 234 610 235 33() Total 940 11 235 336 9 236 247 Total 583 9

12 236 436 6 13 237 819 2 5 14 238 517 46 5 15 239 519 110 16 240 622 35 241 139 Total 761 35 17 241 639 187 242 579 37 Total },218 224

18 243 482 244 515 Total 997 485

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

JADCHERLA TALUK (Contd.)

14JI1 19 245 519 8 BADEPALLE 246 169 10 15 (P) Contd. Total 688 18 15 20 246 302 21 247 505 248 156 Total 661 22 248 326 6 249 621 29 2 Total 947 35 2 23 250 649 11 100 251 336 Total 985 11 100 24 251 248 61 252 191 Total 439 61 2S 252 413 8 253 176 Total 589 8 26 253 942 85 10

SHADNAGAR TALUK

14 JIll FAROOQNAGAR (P) Total 16,325 1,350 66

1 34 644 2 34 477 35 509 6 1 Total 986 6 I 3 35 203 37 36 222 47 Total 425 84 4 36 668 96 50 37 289 62 10 Total 957 158 60 5 37 387 10 38 389 5 Total 776 15 6 38 360 39 264 Total 624 486

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TOTAL SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK·WISE

Code Name of E B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

SHADNAGAR TALUK (Contd.)

14/111 7 39 434 FAROOQNAGAR 40 83 (P) Contd Total S17 8 40 393 10 9 41 708 41 42 449 163 S Total 1,157 204 S 10 42 496 4 43 250 6 Total 746 10 11 43 475 4 44 [57 4 Total 632 8 12 44 763 103 45 185 Total 948 103 13 45 610 256 14 46 817 65 .. 15 47 '") 714 ,(Jot 76 "(' - Total 1 ,201 .Y 76- 16 48 280 6 49 772 Total 1,052 6 17 50 572 18 50 325 51 702 Total 1,027 19 52 744 20 53 789 54 208 Total 997 21 54 500 349 55 Uninhabited

GADWAL TALUK

14/IV GADWAL (M) Total 30,959 2,438 156 1 447 446 2 481 460 3 524 227 .. 4 596 85 '~ 5 553 24 6 480 20 2 Total 3,081 1,238 30 487

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code NJrne of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

GADWAL TALUK (Colltd.)

14/IV 2 7 188 4 GADWAL 8 609 2 (M) Contd. 9 609 3 10 596 11 617 6 12 ~ 557 13 531 6 14 369 Total 4,076 19 2

3 15 26 16 360 17 517 18 451 19 376 4 Total },730 4

4 20 473 59 21 500 22 401 4 Total },374 63

5 23 131 24 620 3 25 848 47 20 26 583 ., 3 27 585 7 6 28 588 10 6 29 505 Total 3,860 70 32

6 30 107 31 566 29 27 32 563 277 25 33 520 214 24 34 620 35 469 25 36 597 37 497 9 38 341 10 39 594 40 525 41 471 Total 5,870 564 77 488

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

GADWAL TALUK (Colic/d.)

14/IV 7 42 450 32 GADWAL 43 586 195 2 (M) Contd. 44 4RI 45 606 46 607 47 649 48 545 6 49 202 7 Total 4, 126 240 2 8 50 447 51 485 15 52 651 53 647 54 611 55 499 Total 3,340 17 9 56 107 57 608 58 486 59 528 60 616 13 61 611 62 546 223 Total 3,502 223 13

KOLLAPUR TALUK

14/V KOLLAPUR (P) Total 13,484 1,891 96 323 620 324 214 Total 834 325 338 326 663 185 10 327 653 201 2 328 158 67 Total 811 268 2 329 485 330 667 64 331 572 332 345 333 522 66 334 551 5 489

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block

2 3 4 5 6

KOLLAPUR TALUK (Contd.)

14/V 335 485 KOLLAPUR (P) Contd. 336 498 13 337 532 7 338 551 339 491 394 .. 340 587 587 341 429 300 342 632 26 8 343 670 48 344 606 345 490 346 455 1 347 601 2 348 669

KODANGAL TALUK

14/VI KOSIGI (P) Total 11,359 917 198 435 2 198 290 199 94 Total 384

3 199 610 4 200 610 5 201 532 6 201 125 202 290 Total 415

7 202 369 369 203 162 162 Total 531 531 8 203 485 303 204 96 55 Total 581 35R

9 204 510 205 170 Total 680

10 205 537 11 206 680 12 207 676 208 90 Total 766 490

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

KODANGAL TALUK (Contd.)

14JVI 13 208 499 KOSIGJ 14 209 690 20 (P) Contd. 15 210 564 16 210 111 211 532 Total 643 17 211 113 212 ,. ~11 Total 624

18 212 , ~08 213 561 Total 669 19 213 203 214 521 Total 724

20 214 185 7

MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK 14/VII MAHBUBNAGAR (M) Total 87,503 5,856 726

1 618 141 17 2 709 86 3 712 2 4 691 11 5 570 2 6 719 29 7 595 39 2 8 639 26 9 780 64 23 10 772 66 11 553 46 12 729 3 13 690 12 2 14 615 16 10 15 675 40 16 652 16 5 17 346 19 2 18 572 10 2 19 617 12 20 629 38 21 990 15 22 685 19 4 23 595 7 4 491

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block

2 3 4 5 6

MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK (Contd.)

14/VII MAHBUBNAGAR (M) Contd. 24 769 159 37 25 695 77 26 717 35 3 27 787 17 2 28 655 64 2 29 664 26 8 30 695 380 7 31 744 53 3 32 710 !3 5 33 765 85 21 34 624 9 7 35 655 28 8 36 879 37 720 4 38 632 39 648 10 38 40 661 41 681 42 42 705 43 494 14 44 651 34 6 45 697 48 4 46 609 41 47 634 37 25 48 555 37 10 49 510 50 680 4 65 51 774 29 39 52 796 23 9 53 646 67 5 54 652 8 11 55 584 11 128 Total 36,841 2.070 520 2 56 624 140 11 57 759 37 14 58 599 42 20 59 635 60 556 61 714 5 62 576 43 63 613 64 613 65 492 66 422 39 492

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TOTAL. SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK (Colltd.)

14/VII MAHBUBNAGAR (M) Contd. 67 567 47 6 68 572 Totnl 7.742 353 52 3 69 643 42 12 70 622 71 687 72 725 73 636 74 695 128 75 635 178 76 679 175 77 700 23 78 616 79 749 35 80 680 81 793 82 642 83 640 2 84 731 85 621 86 626 87 673 88 626 89 563 90 508 91 63& 92 668 138 2 93 219 20 Total ]6,015 742 15 4 95 537 20 96 706 30 97 644 11 98 649 99 664 144 100 633 101 582 102 655 103 700 104 703 10 105 555 106 703 107 623 108 780 70 4 109 610 4 493

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block

2 3 4 5 6

MAHBUBNAGAR TALUK (Cone/d.)

14/V1I MAHBUBNAGAR (M) Coneld. 110 642 70 2 111 725 18 112 281 Total 11,392 367 16

5 94 407 21 3 113 471 25 114 662 115 523 116 723 49 1 117 628 168 118 658 220 119 586 44 120 664 121 664 122 606 3 123 601 124 442 126 376 42 128 631 529 129 591 591 130 273 273 Total 9.429 1,965 4

6 125 121 5 127 223 1 131 453 8 8 132 612 154 133 630 13 134 527 Total 2,566 181 8

7 135 730 27 136 669 53 1 137 525

Total b924 80 'l

8 138 132 139 743 11 6 140 719 87 104 Total 1.594 98 110 494 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block

2 3 4 5 6

NAGARKURNOOL TALUK

14/VIII NAGARKURNOOL (P) Total 14,878 1,593 64 1 184 641 11 2 185 638 10 186 291 32 7 Total 929 42 7 3 186 387 178 187 391 Total 778. 178 4 187 348 188 252 Total 600 5 188 576 3 189 89 Total 665 3 6 189 541 190 182 Total 723 7 190 402 3 191 253 Total .655 3 8 191 652 147 2 9 192 452 6 10 192 351 70 5 193 499 Total 850 70 5 11 193 306 3 194 952 117 8 Total 1.258 120 8 12 195 874 43 9 196 345 Total 1,219 43 9 13 196 521 3 5 14 196 301 197 712 13 19 Total 1,013 13 19 15 197 347 19 3 198 249 35 Total 596 54 3 16 198 467 17 198 128 17 199 713 6 Total 841 23 495

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TOTAL. SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/U rban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

NAGARKURNOOL TALUK (Coneld.)

I 4/V III 18 200 775 482 NAGARKURNOOL 201 55 55 (P) Concld. Total 830 537 19 201 459 288 20 202 729 52 6

MAKTHAL TALUK

14/IX NARAYANPET (P) TOTAL 27,861 2,356 88 1 619 2 637 21 2 3 684 4 534 5 595 4 6 824 100 9 Total 3,893 125 11 2 7 574 4 4 8 700 9 596 25 10 660 2 II 550 12 693 7 13 657 Total 4,430 11 31

3 14 679 2 15 651 16 626 17 589 18 549 144 19 658 20 616 21 604 22 654 23 559 24 543 25 609 127 26 549 97 27 614 246 2 28 626 29 572 41 30 493 Total 10,191 657 2 496 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

MAKTHAL TALUK (Cone/d.)

14/IX 4 31 530 2 NARAYANPET 32 574 (P) Conc)d. 33 537 34 566 35 570 175 36 558 2 II 37 510 38 600 7 39 614 40 666 5 41 513 37 24 Total 6,238 221 43

5 42 606 12 43 60S 44 594 128 45 773 686 46 531 516 Total 3,109 1,342

ACHAMPET TALUK

14/X SRISAILAM PROJECT Total 6,776 749 158 TOWNSHIP 1 584 73 7 2 618 41 3 622 42 17 4 610 108 15 5 589 II 29 6 440 55 6 Total 3,463 330 74

2 6 299 11 7 588 35 8 690 181 18 9 599 59 9 10 603 28 45 Total 2,779 314 73

3 11 534 105 11 497 APPENDIX TO URBAN PRIMARY CENSUS ABSTRACT

TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E.B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. Town/Ward/Urban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

WANAPARTHI TALUK

14/XI WANAPARTHI (P) Total 28,708 2,722 508 1 200 788 21 15 2 201 651 22 3 201 193 1-- 302 646 51 Total 839 51

4 203 661 5 204 584 11 6 205 685 4 7 206 626 8 207 705 9 208 643 10 209 726 11 210 533 12 210 272 159 4 211 312 Total 584 159 4

13 211 503 14 212 450 15 212 221 19 213 376 10 Total 597 29

16 213 471 5 17 214 496 19 18 214 198 7 215 229 Total 427 7

19 215 650 20 216 779 21 217 805 85 3 218 166 63 1 Total 971 148 4

22 218 630 23 219 670 4 24 220 598 97 25 25 221 662 \8 26 222 588 410 27 223 849 67 4 28 224 510 452 29 225 534 524 30 226 685 439 31 227 627 21 498

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TOTAL, SCHEDULED CASTES AND SCHEDULED TRIBES POPULATION - URBAN BLOCK-WISE

Code Name of E. B. Total Scheduled Scheduled No. TowntWardtUrban No. Population Castes Tribes Block 2 3 4 5 6

WANAPARTHI TALUK (Colic/d.)

14/XI 32 228 663 WANAPARTHI 33 229 604 38 (P) Concld. 34 230 564 2 4 ,5 231 606 11 36 232 539 37 233 513 38 234 459 2 39 234 171 235 308 13 5 Total 479 13 5 40 235 361 10 41 236 608 19 42 237 723 81 3 43 238 350 10 44 239 691 35 45 240 452 4 9 46 240 86 6 241 242 3 Total 328 6 3 47 242 782 166 48 241 264 248

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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 Part IV-B

Part V--A } ·Migration Tables - D Series V-B

Part VI-A } Fertility Tables - F Series VI-B

Part VII Tables on Houses and Disabled Population

Part VIII-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

X-B Survey Reports on Selected Towns

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 XIIJ-A }Village & Town Directory & Village-wise/Urban wardwise (One Volume for each district) B Primary Census Abstract

* Available for sale at the Publication Bureau, Government Central Press, Chenchalguda, Hyderabad-500 659. MAHBUBNAGAR DISTRICT

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[17] Para 2 line 12 maifested manifested [22] Para 7 line 3 these presented these are presented 124) Para 8 line 4 order or their order of their [29) Para 5 line 4 huts in huts or in [481 Table 24 title EXPORTED TOWNS EXPORTED IN TOWNS 1 Para 1 line 7 againt against 2 Para 1 line <1 Electrity EI ectricity IS 19 91 Annasagar 14.29 111·29 17 20 109 Mudireddipalle Nl:Ti Ml:Tt 19 16 129 Pedripahad TK (79.32), W (61.58) W (79.32), TK (67.58) 23 20 148 Bommanpahad CI:MI 20 149 Kamsanpalle C1:Ml 47 20 32 Jainalipur N2:M2.T2 49 11 to 20 data particulars 5'1 Salepalle 52 Kothapalle . 52 Kothapalle 51 Salepalle 55 Alphabetical list 48 Kodoor 84 Kodoor 59 20 21 Bodajanampet Tl 79 16 58 Viswanathpur TK (19.02) R (19.02, 15 63 ChalYendrampalle 36 106 7 113 Velugommula W,HP W 110 10 139 Dondichintalapalle -5 BS 122 10 55 Cherlaitkyala 5-10 -s 10 60 Venkatapur SB BS 1'11 13 94 Chinna Gopalpur ED 19 106 Muiamalla 238.68 283.6!l 207 17 49 Satapuram 12.14 92.67 .,. 18 481.17 1,115·31 19 239.17 292.59 22J. 17 68 Lakshmapur Patti 357.21 351.27 Nadimpalle 254- 2 05 Achampet 'faluk 48 Tummanpet 41 Tummanpet 2&7 7 SI. No. 13 Bhavanampalle uninhabited 115 31 Gadwal (M) 19,564 19,654 352 11 Jadchcrla Taluk - Total 8,817 8,137 35S 12 Badepalle (p) - Total 32 63 496 2 Name of Town Srisailam Project Srisailam Project Township Township L.F .C. 4 Blockl, EB No.6 440 428 5 55 39 4 Total 3,463 " 3,451 5 330 314 4 Block 2, EB No.6 299· .. 311 5 " 11 21 4 Total " 2,779 2,791 5 " 314 330 505 4 Gadwal Taluk - Total 645 654