Villages
There are 21 villages are there in this mandal. Those are: A.Duppala Palle, Cheruvu Palle, Dacharam, Gaddikondaram, Ganganapalem, Indloor, Indugula, Jangamreddi Gudem, Kankanala Palle, Keshrajpalle, Khajiramaram, Madugula Palle, Mamidala, Pajjur, Rajupeta, Sarvaram, Suraram, Thanderpalle, Thipparthi, Erragadda Gudem, godavari gudem, and yellamma gudem.
Although the village plays a key role in district politics, the people and the village have been neglected by all political parties. Attempts were never made to improve the status and amenities in the Govt. Primary & Secondary Schools present in the village. Post SSC, students would have to join the colleges either in Nalgonda or in Miryalaguda as there is/are no intermediate/degree collage(s) to pursue further.
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