Origin : Mamidighat, Mandamarri Mandal, Mancherial District in Telangana Outflow : Godavari River Length : Around 40 Km District : Mancherial Mandals : Mandamarri, Naspur, Bheemaram, Chennur, Nennel Start : Mamidighat End : Konampet Village Gollavagu river is in Mancherial District and it flows through below Villages. It also has several streams as tributaries. Mandamarri Mamidighat Naspur Mandal Singapur Bheemaram / Bhimaram Mandal Reddipalle Dampur Burugupalle Bheemaram / Bhimaram Ankushapur Maddikal Kothapalle Chennur Mandal Suddal Kachanpalle Angarajpalle Raipet Nennel Mandal Konampet GOLLAVAGU PROJECT This is a Medium Irrigation project constructed across Gollavagu near Bheemaram Village & Mandal, Mancherial …

c.500 - c.616 CE : Durjaya Dynasty Founder : Rana Durjaya was a descendant of Karikala, the great Chola monarch who started as vassals to Vishnukundins .  Capital : Pistapura (Identified as modern Pithapuram) The Durjayas were a brach of early cholas.The Garvapadu grant of Ganapati states that Ranadurjaya, the founder of Durjaya dynasty, was a descendant of Karikala, the great Chola Monarch. Many ruling dynasties in Andhra and Telangana, such as the Kakatiyas , Malyalas , Viryalas , the Konakandravadis, the Ivani Kandravadis, the Kondapadumatis, the Paricchedis and the Chagis, are claimed to be his descendants. c. 500 : Maharaja Ranadurjaya c. 500 CE: Maharaja Ranadurjaya, the foundational ruler of …

Telangana is separated from Andhra Pradesh and became 29 state of India on June 2 2014 with Hyderabad as it capital. Kalvakuntla Chandrasekhar Rao popularly known as KCR became the first chief minister.

Narayanpet district is a district in the Indian state of Telangana. Narayanapet is the district headquarters formed on February 17, 2019 after bifurcation of Mahbubnagar district. The district shares boundaries with Mahbubnagar district, Vikarabad, Wanaparthy, Jogulamba Gadwal districts and with Karnataka state. Kodangal, Maktal and Narayanapet Assembly Constituencies come under Narayanapet district. The whole district of Narayanapet comes under Mahbubnagar Lok Sabha Constituency. Narayanapet town was capital of the rulers of Lokapalli sansthanam. Narayanapet town is famous for quality gold and silk sarees. Narayanapet, Kosgi, and Maktal are the municipalities in this district. Krishna rive…

Trimurti Temple – Shiva, Vishnu & Brahma together | Swayambhu Lingam | 500+ year heritage | Nagara & Kakatiya architecture | Nizamabad, Telangana Sri Neelakanteshwara Temple (Kanteshwar Temple) – an ancient temple located on the Hyderabad–Nagpur highway in the heart of Nizamabad town, Telangana . Famous for the presence of the Holy Triumvirate (Trimurti) : Lord Shiva in Swayambhu Linga form, Lord Vishnu reclining as Lord Padmanabhaswamy, and Lord Brahma seated on his lotus. The temple is approximately 500 years old with origins tracing back to Satakarni II (Satavahana period) when it was a Jain mandiram. Later during the Kakatiya period , it was converted into a Shiva temple. The archit…

Sarangpur Hanuman Temple – a serene hilltop shrine dedicated to Lord Hanuman, located in Sarangpur village, about 8 km from Nizamabad town , Telangana. The murti of Hanuman is carved out of a large rock atop a picturesque hill, with the temple built around it. According to folk traditions, the temple was founded by the renowned 17th‑century saint Samarth Ramdas , the guru of Maratha ruler Shivaji and a great devotee of Lord Hanuman and Lord Sri Ram. The temple premises sprawl over 1,400 acres of tranquil, forested hillocks, making it a perfect destination for both spiritual seekers and nature lovers. Rock‑carved Hanuman murti Founded by Samarth Ramdas (17th c.) 1,400 acres temple grounds 8 km fr…

Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Jankampet – an ancient hilltop shrine dedicated to Lord Narasimha (the man‑lion incarnation of Lord Vishnu), located in Jankampet village, Nizamabad district, Telangana . The temple features a pillared hall ( mandapa ) and a garbhagriha (sanctum sanctorum). It is especially famous for the Ashtamukhi Pushkarini (octagonal sacred pond) at the top of the hill, shaped with eight sides. Constructed during the Rashtrakuta period and later renovated by the Western Chalukyas, Kakatiyas, and subsequent rulers, the temple draws thousands of pilgrims – particularly on Shaniwar Amavasya (Saturday new moon) , when devotees bathe in the koneru to ward off Shani Dosha (Satu…