Garshakurthy

Garshakurthy (also known as Garshakurthi) is the major village in Gangadhara Mandal of the Karimnagar District. Garshakurthy is located in Andhra Pradesh, India, it is about 25 km west of Karimnagar, the nearest town.[1]

Garshakurthy is one of the main successful villages in Gangadhara Mandal. Garshakurthy has a population of more than 6,000. It has an elevation of 361 meters (1,184 feet).[2]

The major temples in the village are Venkateshwara temple and Shiva bhakta markandeya temple. On the occasion of Holi, people in the village celebrate a temple fair at Venkateshwara temple called Kamuni Purnima jatara.

The main professions in this village include farming, weaving and beedi rolling, with most of the workers employed on the looms. Many people have migrated to places like Bhiwandi, Mumbai, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, and Muskut (Maharashtra) for work in the textile industry. Many people here are dependent on agriculture.

Details Details
Population 6,653
Area 5.4 sq mi.
Religions Hinduism
Languages Telugu, Hindi, English, Spanish, German, French
Sarpanch Kalvakota Savitha
State/region Telangana
District Karimnagar
Pin code 505445
Time Zone Indian Indian Standard Time IST (UTC+5:30)
Major caste Padmashali
Ex-President K Rajamallaiah, M Eshwaraiah, M Bhagyalaxmi
Famous artist Chenetha

Demographics

As of 2010 there were 6,653 people living in Garshakurthy. There were 3,242 males and 3,411 females living in 1,577 households. There area of the village is 5.4 sq mi (13.9 km2)[3]

Historical places

Sri Vekateshwara is a Swamy temple, built more than 400 years ago built by the family of Garshakurthy.

References

  1. one, five. "Garshakurthy Village". onefivenine. onefivenine. Retrieved 27 September 2015.
  2. one, five. "Garshakurthy Village". onefivenine. onefivenine. Retrieved 27 September 2015.
  3. one, five. "Garshakurthy Village". onefivenine. onefivenine. Retrieved 27 September 2015.
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