Nalgonda - Trivia

Trivia

  • Nalgonda dist. is famous for cement factories like Vishnu, Priya, Raasi etc. and Sudhakar polymer pipes.
  • Suryapeta, Miryalguda, Devarakonda, Bhuvanagiri, Mothkur Haliya, Konda Mallepally Choutupall, Kodad & Thirumalagiri are famous Trading and Business centers in Nalgonda dist.
  • Nalgonda dist. has the highest number of engineering colleges apart from Ranga Reddy dist in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
  • Pochampalli sarees which are famous in India are weaved from Nalgonda dist.
  • Tollywood actors Kantha Rao (kodada), Prabhakara Reddy (villain), Jaya Prakash (JP-Vilan), Venumadhav, Uttej and lyricist Sudhala Ashok Teja and noted film Telugu film directors Shankar (Encounter,Jai Bolo Telangana, etc.), Sagar Chandra (Ayyare movie) are from Nalgonda.
  • Reggie Verghese a super model and Winner of Gladrags Manhunt 2000 is also from Nalgonda. He worked in some music video albums notably with DJ Aqeel in Tu tu hai vahi (Remix)
  • Transport facility is very good from Nalgonda to anywhere, both railway and Roadways. Nearest Airport is located in Hyderabad, is just 110 km away.
  • Mohammed Azharuddin, a sustainability specialist, Civil Engineer, Part-time lecturer (Heriot Watt University, Dubai Campus) is also from Nalgonda.
  • Ramakrishna Reddy Bondugula, who is the ceo of Wizcorp services in bangalore did his schooling in Nalgonda town.



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