Jogulamba Gadwal district

The district extends across 2,928 square kilometers of land, featuring diverse geographical elements including river valleys and agricultural fields throughout its territory.

The district emerged from the division of Mahabubnagar district in October 2016, marking a significant reorganization of administrative boundaries in Telangana state.

The Jogulamba temple stands as a principal religious center where thousands of devotees gather for the annual Jatara festival to honor the goddess Shakti.

The district maintains twelve administrative mandals under one revenue division, with Telugu and Urdu serving as primary languages for governmental communications.

Local artisans in Gadwal produce traditional handwoven sarees using specific weaving techniques that incorporate intricately designed borders and contrasting palettes.

Location: Telangana

Inception: October 11, 2016

Capital city: Gadwal

Website: http://Jogulamba.telangana.gov.in

Website: http://Jogulamba.telangana.gov.in

GPS coordinates: 16.23000,77.80000

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:08