Rudrur

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Rudrur
Village
Rudrur
Location in Andhra Pradesh, India
Coordinates: 18°40′N 77°54′E / 18.67°N 77.9°E / 18.67; 77.9Coordinates: 18°40′N 77°54′E / 18.67°N 77.9°E / 18.67; 77.9
Country  India
State Andhra Pradesh
District Nizamabad
Government
 • Sarpanch Thotla Gangaram
Elevation 357 m (1,171 ft)
Population (2001)
 • Total 20,000
Languages
 • Official Telugu
Time zone IST (UTC+5:30)
PIN 503188
Vehicle registration AP25
Lok Sabha constituency Zahirabad
Vidhan Sabha constituency Banswada

Rudrur is a historical village in India. It is located at Varni Mandal in the Nizamabad district of Andhra Pradesh, India. It has a population of over 20,000 people.[citation needed] It is a major village in the Banswada Assembly Constituency.It is also considered as one of the Multicultural village in Banswada Constituency...It is also Considered as the one of main village Actively participated in Telangana movement.

Transportation

Rudrur is well connected with bus routes. There are buses from Hyderabad with hourly frequencies. It is about 175 km from Hyderabad, and the bus journey is about 5 to 6 hours. Passenger and express trains are available from Hyderabad to Bodhan (8 km from Rudrur).

History

Rudrur has a long history, and there are many forts in the village. The village was once under the rule of Rani Rudhrama Devi subordinates. Located in Rudrur is a rice and sugar cane research center, which has been in operation for nearly 50 years. An agriculture polytechnic college was recently established here. rudrur is center for communication between maharastra and andhrapradesh.

Educational Institutes

  • Govt. primary and high school (co-education Urdu medium)
  • Govt. High school, Boys
  • Govt. High school, Girls
  • ups schools (5)
  • Vani sahithi Viddyalayam
  • govt. Primary school (Harizanwada)
  • Seeds polytechnic college (Rudrur)
  • ditance education for ssc and intermediate in zphs boys.

Temples

Temples within the village include the following:

  • Ganesh Temple
  • Vitaleshwara Temple
  • Veera Bhadra Temple
  • Markandeya Temple
  • Krishna Mandir
  • Chowdeshwari Temple
  • Nagarshwara mandir
  • Ramalayam
  • Raja Rajeshwari Temple
  • Ellamma Temple
  • Hanuman Temples
  • Venkateshwar Temple
  • Gangamma Temple
  • Padmavathi Venkateshwara alayam(Rudrur Form)

Mosques

  • Jama Majid
  • masjid-e-mominan
  • masjid-e-marium

Celebrated Festivals

  • Ganesh Navaratri
  • Durga Navaratri (Dasara)
  • Diwali
  • Pongal
  • Holi (A color Festival)
  • Ramzan
  • Independence day
  • Republic day
  • Moharum
  • Mahashivarathri
  • Id-e-milad
  • Ramanavami
  • Sankrathi
  • krishnashtami
  • peerla pandaga
  • mathadi poshavva
  • ooradi pandaga
  • ugadi
  • bathukamma pandaga
jai hanuman
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