Medchal-Malkajgiri News

Medchal-Malkajgiri is one of the 31 districts in Telangana. Medchal-Malkajgiri district was formed from Ranga reddy district in October 2016 reorganisation. The district head quarters are located in Malkajgiri Mandal. Get all updates about Medchal-Malkajgiri district news, Latest updates etc..at onlineap.com

Medchal-Malkajgiri District News on Geography

The boundaries of Medchal-Malkajgiri are Yadadri district to East, Sangareddy district to West, Siddipet district to North, Hyderabad district to South and Ranga reddy district to South-east. According to 2011 census, the district consists of 2,542,203 population and occupies an area about 5,005 sq.km.

Divisions

There are Two revenue divisions in Medchal-Malkajgiri namely Malkajgiri and Keesara. Each divison is divided into Mandals. There are 14 mandals in the district and has an Assembly constituencies in Medchal, Malkajgiri. M.V.Reddy is the collector to the district.

Tourism

Temples like Mallanna Temple, Pochamma temple, Medalamma Temple, Sri Venugopala Swamy temple, Shivalayam, Veerahanuman temple, Mallikarjuna Swamy temple etc are the pilgrim places in the district.

Education

Colleges like TRR College of Engineering, Manjeera Degree college, Sri veda Junior college, TRR Group of Institutions, Gitam University, Maheshwara Group of Institutions, Priyadarshini college of Engineering etc are the main educational institutions in the district. To know more details about Medchal-Malkajgiri district news, Headlines, politics etc. view in onlineap.com

Medak News

Medak is one of the 31 districts in Telangana. The district's original was Siddapuram and later changed to Gulshanabad means “City of Gardens” and later named as Methukuseema called ad Medak. Medak district was a part of Hyderabad which was seperated as a district in October 2016 reorganisation. The district head quarters are located in Medak itself. Get all updates about Medak district news, Latest updates etc..at onlineap.com

Medak district news on Geography

The boundaries of Medak are Warangal and Nalgonda districts to East, Karnataka state to West, Nizamabad district to North and Hyderabad district to South. According to 2011 census, the district consists of 767,428 population and occupies an area about 2,740.89 sq.km. The district is a part of Red corridor. Kadaleru, Valdhi, Manjeera and Gudleruvagu are the rivers that flows through the district.

Divisions

There are Three revenue divisions in Medak namely Narsapur, Medak and Tupran. Each divison is divided into Mandals. There are 16 mandals in the district. Bharathi Hollikeri is the collector to the district. Medak municipality was formed in 1953.

Economy

Ordnance Factory Medak is the largest employer to Ordanance Factories Board where manufactures the products for Indian Armed Forces. It contributes the largest economy to the district. The industries like BHEL, Sanitary Wares at Kollur, ICRISAT, Vishaka Asbestos, Novapan India ltd are located in the district. Siddipet Bathic paintings, Silver and Woodenwares are famous in the district. The district is also listed in one of the 250 most backward districts in the country. So the district receives funds from BRGF.

Tourism

Pocharam Wildlife Sanctuary, Medak Cathedral is the single largest Diocese in Asia, Kuchadri Venkateshwara swamy temple, Kondapur Archeological Museum, Manjira Wildlife sanctuary, Medak Fort etc are the most sight seeing places in the district. To know more details about Medak district news, Headlines, politics etc. view in onlineap.com

Mancherial News

Mancherial also called Garmilla is one of the 31 districts in Telangana. Mancherial district was formed Adilabad district in October 2016 reorganisation. The district head quarters are located in Mancherial itself. Get all updates about Mancherial district news, Latest updates etc..

Mancherial district news on Geography

The boundaries of Mancherial are Gadchiroli district to East, Nirmal district to West, Komaram Bheem district to North, Peddapalli district to South, Bhupalpalle district to South-east, Adilabad district to North-west and Jagtial district to South-west. According to 2011 census, the district consists of 807,037 population and occupies an area about 4,056.36 sq.km. The River Godavari flows through the district on the north side.

Divisions

There are Two revenue divisions in Mancherial namely Mancherial and Bellampally. Each divison is divided into Mandals. There are 18 mandals in the district. R.V.Karnan is the collector to the district. Mancherial municipality was formed in 1956.

Economy

The district is a commercial hub of catering the coal for Singareni colleries and also consists of rich amounts of cement minerals in Cement plant called Mancherial Cement Company. These cement minerals and coal mines contribute its economy to District.

Tourism

The most visiting places like Yellampalli Reservoir, River Godavari, Kadem Project, Pranahita Wild life Sanctuary, Kavval Wild life Sanctuary, Gaandhari Khila, Dharmapuri, Govida Kshetram, Mahankaali Jathara etc are located in the district. To know more details about Mancherial district news, Headlines, politics etc. view in onlineap.com

Mahbubnagar News

Mahbubnagar also called as Palamoor which is one of the 31 districts in Telangana. The district was initially called as Palamoor because the people used to sell Milk in this area at Nizam time. The district head quarters are located in Mahbubnagar itself. Get all updates about Mahbubnagar district news, Latest updates etc..

Mahbubnagar District News on Geography

The boundaries of Mahbubnagar are Guntur district to East, Yadgir district to West, Ranga reddy district to North, Kurnool district to South, Nalgoda and Gulbara district of Karnataka are located on North-east and North-west, Prakasam district and Raichur districts are located on South-east and South-west. According to 2011 census, the district is the 7th largest in terms of area that occupies about 18,432 sq.km.

Divisions

There are Two revenue divisions in Mahbubnagar namely Mahbubnagar and Narayanpet. Each divison is divided into Mandals. There are 21 mandals in the district. Ronald Rose is the collector to the district.

Economy

The district is listed as one of the 250 backward districts in the country. So Mahabubnagar receives funds from BRGF (Backward Regions Grant Fund) Programme. The district was famous for Golconda diamonds. Agriculture is also Major occupation that consists Paddy, Groundnut, Castor, Jawar and Cotton. The rivers Krishna and Thungabhadra flows through the district that helps for irrigation.

Tourism

The Tourist attractions like Mallelatheertham, Pillalamarri Archaelogical Museum, Alampur, Somasila, Umamaheshwaram, Jetaprolu, Jurala Project, Wanaparthi, Madhana Gopala swamy temple, Koilsagar etc are located in Mahabubnagar district. To know more details about Mahbubnagar district news, Headlines, politics etc. view in onlineap.com