Agali mandal

Agali mandal is an administrative region in Sri Sathya Sai district that contains eight settlements spread across elevated terrain at 636 meters above sea level. The area is home to approximately 36,000 residents distributed across multiple connected villages with postal code 515311 and telephone code 08493.

The territory originally belonged to Anantapur district until 2022, when administrative boundaries changed and the newly formed Sri Sathya Sai district was created. This reorganization reflected larger changes in how the state structured its regional governance.

Telugu is spoken by residents who follow traditional customs common in rural Andhra Pradesh communities. Daily life here centers on agricultural practices and the social rhythms that connect neighboring villages together.

Bus routes connect the villages to neighboring districts, making travel between settlements relatively straightforward for visitors. The region sits on elevated terrain, so visitors should expect varying road conditions and plan for flexible timing when exploring rural settlements.

Hulikeradevarahalli is one of the eight villages and ranks among the least populated settlements in the region. This smaller community offers insight into less-visited areas away from typical travel routes.

Location: Sri Sathya Sai district

Capital city: Agali

GPS coordinates: 13.78400,77.05500

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:51