Kothaguda

Kothaguda is an agency mandal in Mulugu Constituency of Mahabubabad district of the Indian state of Telangana.[1]

Kothaguda
Mandal
Kothaguda is located in Telangana
Kothaguda
Kothaguda
Location in Telangana, India
Kothaguda is located in India
Kothaguda
Kothaguda
Kothaguda (India)
Coordinates: 17°54′48″N 80°03′17″E
Country India
StateTelangana
DistrictMahabubabad district
TalukasNarsampet
Elevation
225 m (738 ft)
Languages
  OfficialTelugu
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
506135
Telephone code08718
Vehicle registrationTS 03
Websitetelangana.gov.in

Geography

Kothaguda has an average altitude of 225 meters. It is a historical place. Before Independence, the administrative unit of Narsampet was officially known as Pakhal Taluka because of its proximity to the area's lifeline - Pakhal lake, the largest lake in the region, built by the Kakatiya rulers. Over the years the village has grown into a town inhabited by around 30,000 people.

The growth of Kothaguda absorbed neighbouring hamlets such as Mylaram and Gandhinagar. The town's growth received a boost around ten years ago in the form of a public investment to develop it as a model town. This resulted in improvements in infrastructure, particularly roads, drains and water supply. The town became more livable following the arrival of fresh Pakhal water to the entire village. The village grown primarily via migration from nearby villages. The town's businesses are dominated by these migrants.

Administration

The village under this mandal are Kothapally, Mylaram, Gunjedu, Burgu Gumpu, Polaram, krishtapuram, and Rautupally.

Geography

Nearby village Gunjedu is 3 km towards Mahaboobad. It is a new attraction of Gunjedu Musalamma Jatara like Medaram famous for Tribes and surrounding people, due to its serene nature of the village and surrounded by pond and its decent infrastructure and its people who are now famous for their good education.

A lake was built in 1213 by Kakatiya king, Ganapathideva, by harnessing a small tributary of the Krishna River. It is located 50 km from Warangal and spreads over 30 km.

In 2009 the town experienced a decrease in purchasing power as a local drought ravaged the harvests.

Agriculture

Most cultivation is done using Kothaguda Lake and Pakhal Lake in this area. Major crops are paddy, cotton, maize, grams and some seasonal crops. Due to the fertile lands the people grow 2 crops/year.

Education

Kothaguda has two Ashram high schools, residential, social welfare school and 3 private education schools .

  • AP Tribal Welfare Residential School (for Girls)
  • Ashrama T.W.High School (Boys and Girls)
  • APSW School & Hostel (Boys)
  • Sun Rise Shishu Mandir, Gandhinagar
  • Alluri e-techno School(EM), Ganghinagar
  • Prathaprudra Degree college(TM)co-Education, Ganghinagar
  • Mpps kothaguda
  • Govt junior college
  • vivekananda junior college
  • Ambedhkar Educational Institutions

Transport

  • Pakhala rampur bus service (5 tims per day):- Narsampet to rampur vai Ashoknagar, kothaguda,pegadapally,govindapuram,edullapally, yerraram,ramggapagudem.
  • Ottai Tanda bus service:- Narsampet via kothaguda, pogallapally, ottai.
  • Saddireddipalle bus service:- Narsampet to saddireddipalle vai Ashoknagar, kothaguda, konapur,enchaguda,mondtaigudem,mokallapally.
  • Musmi bus service:- Narsampet to Musmi vai Ashoknagar, kothaguda pegadapally, ladaigadda ,bothavanigudem,laxmipur.
  • Mahabubabad to kothaguda via gunjed.

Road routes

  • Ottai to Jagganagudem by mud and forest road (15 km) via Lalaigudem, Ankkanagudem, Ranigudem, and Mulugu.
  • Rampur to Kamaram (26 km) by mud and forest road.
  • Narsampet to Gundala: Narsampet bus depot not provides service.
  • Narsampet to Yellandu : Narsampet bus depot does not provide service.
  • Narsampet to Edurlla Byarram: Narsampet bus depot does not focus on integration and connection between Adivasi people.

Pachayats of Kothaguda

  • Kothaguda
  • Komatlagudem
  • Marrigudem
  • SadireddyPally
  • Punugondla
  • Madagudem
  • Gangaram
  • Musmi
  • Edullapally
  • Karlai
  • Otaai
  • Pogullapally
  • Velubelly
  • Bathulapally
  • Jangavanigudem
  • Gundampally
  • Thati vari vempally

References

  1. "The Official Website of Warangal District". warangal.nic.in. Archived from the original on 19 May 2017.
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