Kavali mandal

Kavali mandal is an administrative subdivision within Sri Potti Sri Ramulu Nellore district in Andhra Pradesh. It comprises 18 settlements spread across its territory, with Thummalapenta serving as the largest village in the area.

The mandal emerged as an administrative unit during British colonial rule following the decline of the Vijayanagara Empire in the late 18th century. It was established within the colonial revenue management system to oversee land records and tax collection across multiple villages.

Telugu is the primary language spoken across the region by most residents. Urdu also has a presence as a secondary language in daily life.

The area is connected through various village roads and can be accessed from the main administrative center. Visiting during the cooler months makes travel through the region more comfortable for exploring the settlements.

The mandal is home to several agricultural communities of varying sizes engaged in farming activities. These rural settlements form the backbone of the local economy and daily life across the area.