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Damalcheruvu


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nameDamalacheruvu
settlement_typeTown
pushpin_mapIndia Andhra Pradesh#India
pushpin_label_positionright
pushpin_map_captionLocation in Andhra Pradesh, India
coordinates
subdivision_typeCountry
subdivision_nameIndia
subdivision_type1District
subdivision_name2Tirupati district
established_title
unit_prefMetric
population_total15000
population_as_ofDecember 2012
population_density_km2auto
demographics_type1Languages
demographics1_title1Official
demographics1_info1Telugu
timezone1IST
utc_offset1+5:30
postal_code_typePIN
postal_code517152
area_code_typeTelephone code
area_code918585
registration_plateAP03
blank1_name_sec1Nearest city
blank1_info_sec1Tirupathi
blank2_name_sec1Sex ratio
blank2_info_sec11:1 ♂/♀
blank3_name_sec1Lok Sabha constituency
blank4_name_sec1Vidhan Sabha constituency
blank1_name_sec2Climate
blank1_info_sec2medium (Köppen)

Damalacheruvu is a town in the Tirupati district of the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.

Geography

The town is surrounded by mountains in north and east boundaries and is well connected with roadways and railways. It is famous for its mangoes.

History

The district was the location of a battle between the Maratha Empire and the Nawab of the Carnatic who was slain in battle.

Notable people

It is the birthplace of Telugu short story writer, Madhurantakam Rajaram, who contributed to Telugu literature for more than four decades.

It is the birthplace of Mahasamudram Bhaskar IPS (kondepalli village) who was the D.G.P. of Andrapradesh (with Telangana) 2011.

References

References

  1. (1926). "Journal of Indian History". Department of History, University of Kerala.
  2. Sinhā, Madhubālā. (2009). "Encyclopaedia of South Indian Literature". Anmol Publications.
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