Sangareddi

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సంగారెడ్డి
Sangareddy
—  city  —
సంగారెడ్డి
Sangareddy
Location of సంగారెడ్డి
Sangareddy
in Andhra Pradesh and India
Coordinates 17°37′46″N 78°05′30″E / 17.6294°N 78.0917°E / 17.6294; 78.0917Coordinates: 17°37′46″N 78°05′30″E / 17.6294°N 78.0917°E / 17.6294; 78.0917
Country India
State Andhra Pradesh
District(s) Medak
Population 56,691 (2001)
Sex ratio /
Time zone IST (UTC+05:30)
Area

Elevation


496 metres (1,627 ft)

Sangareddi or Sangareddy (Telugu: సంగారెడ్డి); earlier known as Sangareddypeta) is the district headquarters of Medak district in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India. It is about 72 km from Medak and 55 km from Hyderabad and is located on Hyderabad-Mumbai Highway (NH9). Manjira Wildlife and Bird Sanctuary situated with an area of 20 square kilometres is nearby. This is the nearest district headquarters to the capital of the state Hyderabad. This is also the smallest in area of all the district headquarters in Andhra Pradesh. It has got its name by the ruler Sanga, who is the son of Rani Shankaramba, ruler of Medak during the period of Nizams.

With a population of more than 150,000 it has been graded as 1st grade municipality. It has three large-scale public sector industries in its constituency. Those are BHEL (Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited-One of the NAVARATNA companies of Govt. Of India), BDL (Bharat Dynamics Limited, where one of India's most powerful missile PRITHVI is being produced), Ordnance Factory (which manufactures the Saarath tankers for the Indian Army). It is also known for Pathancheruvu which is the biggest industrial corridor in Asia. Sangareddy can perhaps be called as the industrial capital of the Andhra Pradesh. Sangareddy is known for Manjeera water which is the sweetest and purest water available in Andhra Pradesh. It is also known for its field hockey team which represent the Medak District from 1986 to 1991 was the golden period, during this period the district team won the Inter District Hockey championship four consecutive years. They were runner up for the remaining two years.


[edit] Panchayats

There are 28 panchayats in Sangareddi mandal.[1]

  • Arutla (village and panchayat)
  • Byathole (village and panchayat)
  • Cheriyal (village and panchayat)
  • Cherlagudam (village and panchayat)
  • Chindruppa (village and panchayat)
  • Chintalpalle (village and panchayat)
  • Eddumailaram (village and panchayat)
  • Erdanoor (village and panchayat)
  • Fasalwadi (village and panchayat)
  • Indrakaran (village and panchayat)
  • Irigipalle (village and panchayat)
  • Ismailkhanpet (village and panchayat)
  • Julkal (village and panchayat)
  • Kalabgoor (village and panchayat)
  • Kalvemula (village and panchayat)
  • Kandi (village and panchayat)
  • Kasipur (village and panchayat)
  • Kothlapur (village and panchayat)
  • Koulampet (village and panchayat)
  • Kulabgoor (village and panchayat)
  • Makthaalloor (village and panchayat)
  • Mamidipalle (village and panchayat)
  • Nagapur (village and panchayat)
  • Pothreddipalle (village and panchayat)
  • Sangareddi (Municipality and mandal headquarters)
  • Tadlapally (village and panchayat)
  • Topgonda (village and panchayat)
  • Utharpalle (village and panchayat)

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