Chillakur Mandal

Chillakur is a Mandal in Spsr Nellore District of Andhra Pradesh State, India. Chillakur Mandal Head Quarters is Chillakur town .

It is located 41 KM towards South from District head quarters Nellore.

Chillakur Mandal is bounded by by Gudur Mandal towards west , Manubolu Mandal towards North , Ozili Mandal towards South , Kota Mandal towards East .

Chillakur consist of 82 Villages and 31 Panchayats . Nakkalakalva Khandrika is the smallest Village and Chillakur is the biggest Village .


Telugu is the Local Language here. Also People Speaks english and Urdu . Total population of Chillakur Mandal is 46,475 living in 11,624 Houses, Spread across total 82 villages and 31 panchayats . Males are 23,606 and Females are 22,869

SEZ :

SEZ notified at Chinthavaram Village, Chillakur Mandal, Nellore District in the State of Andhra Pradesh – SEZ – SO 1883(E) – Dated:- 6-11-2007 – NOTIFICATION NO. SO 1883(E), DATED 6-11-2007 Whereas M/s. MAS Fabric Park (India) Private Limited, a Private Organisation in the State of Andhra Pradesh, has proposed under section 3 of the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005 (28 of 2005) (hereinafter referred to as the said Act) to set up a sector specific Special Economic Zone for textile and apparel sector at Chinthavaram Village, Chillakur Mandal, Nellore District in the State of Andhra Pradesh.


By Rail

From Gudur Railway station

By Road

Gudur are the nearby by towns to Chillakur having road connectivity toChillakur.
By Bus

Gudur APSRTC Bus Station , Gudur Bypass APSRTC Bus Station

Pin codes of Chillakur Mandal

524410 ( Kadivedu ) , 524412 ( Chillakur )

School Near Chillakur

1 . LITTLE ANGELS PUBLIC SCH, CHILLAKUR (VILL) 

2. APSWR SCHOOL, CHILLAKUR (VILL) 

Villages in Chillakur Mandal

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• ogeswarunipalle
• Yeruru
• Vellapalem
• Vallipadu
• Udathavariparlapalle
• Udathavaripalem
• Turpu Kanupur
• Thonukumala
• Thikkavaram
• Theepanur
• Thamminapatnam
• Ponnavolu
• Pentapadu
• Pallamala Khandrika
• Pallamala
• Oduru
• Nelaballi
• Nakkalakalva Khandrika
• Muthyalapadu
• Momidi
• Kalava Konda
• Kadivedu
• Ippapudi
• Eguvarajupalem
• Chinthavaram
• Chillakur
• Budanam
• Ballavolu
• Annambaka
• Ankulapaturu
• Addepalle

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Chejerla

Chejerla is a Town in Chejerla Mandal in Spsr Nellore District in Andhra Pradesh State in India . Chejerla is Main Town for the Chejerla Mandal and also MandalHead . Chejerla is 46.7 km distance from its District Main City Nellore . And 338 km distance from its State Main City Hyderabad . .

Adurupalli , Bodipadu , Chithaluru , Gollapalli , Kakivaya , Kotitheertham , ... . are the villages along with this village in the same Chejerla Mandal

Near By Villages of this Village with distance are Bodipadu(3.2 k.m.) ,China Gopavaram(5.3 k.m.) ,Nagula Vellaturu(5.7 k.m.) ,Paderu(6.1 k.m.) ,Perumallapadu(6.8 k.m.) ,. Near By towns are Chejerla(4.5 k.m.) ,Atmakur(13.8 k.m.) ,Kaluvoya(14 k.m.) ,Ananthasagaram(16.9 k.m.) ,

Chejerla Pin Code is 524341 and Post office name is Chejarla . Other villages in Post Office (524341,Chejarla) are Kotitheertham , Vavileru , Chejerla , Paderu , .

Schools near by Chejerla

1 . Z.P.HIGH SCHOOL, CHEJERLA (VILL) 

2 . Z.P.HIGH SCHOOL, TURPUPALLE 

3 . Z.P.HIGH SCHOOL, TURPU KHAMBHAMPADU 

Colleges near by Chejerla

1 . GOVT JR COLLEGE CHEJERLA 
Address : . 

2 . Sree Nethaji Degree College (proposed to shift from Vinjamur to Sancham) 
Address : vinjamur; nellore dist.. 

3 . Sri Shiridi Sai Ram Degree College (SSSDC) 
Address : d.no.3--185/1; hill rd; atmakur -- 524322; nellore dist.. 

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Mulasthaneswara Swamy Temple

Sri Mulasthaneswara Swamy Temple: Nellore.

The Temple of Sri Mulasthaneswara Swamy was built, 1400 years ago, to the west of Nellore. As the Lord manifested Himself under a “Nelli” tree, a temple was built there itself. Manumasidhi rulers constructed the “Raja Gopuram” (Royal tower of the temple). Legend goes that the poet Tikkana Somayaji translated Mahabhratam into telugu only after making his obeisance to the deity.

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Ranganadhaswamy Temple Nellore

Ranganadhaswamy Temple Nellore

Talpagiri Ranganatha Swami Temple, Nellore

Sri Talapagiri Ranaganatha swamy Temple is located in Nellore city and is about 5kms away from Nellore Bus stand. RanganadaSwamy Temple in Nellore is more than 600years old.  This temple is situated on the banks of the river Pennar and is marked by a huge 29 Mts tall Galigopuram with seven gold kalasams and its architectural splendour. On the east there is seven storied Maha gopuram, south Sri Ranganayaki Lakshmi Devi) temple and beautiful mirror dias, west is sacred Pennar river and north Sri Andal Ammavari temple.

The main Deity, Garbhodakasayi Vishnu reclining on his couch of Ananta Sesa, is ten feet long. Laksmi is sitting on a lotus flower on his chest. Lord Brahma sitting on a lotus rising from the Lord's navel. At the Lord's feet are 26" high deities of Sridevi and Bhudevi. In front of the main Deity are the Utsavamurtis (festival Deities) of Ranganatha Swami. There is also a four-handed seated Deity of Laksmidevi called Ranga-nayaki-devi.

The annual Rath Yathra of the God is a much awaited ritual in Nellore. There are seven kalisams, which brings beauty to the temple. Every year during the month of March-April (varies according to vedic calendar) Brahmotsavam (grand festival) is celebrated.

On the bank of river penna sri kashyapa Maharshi performed yagna and as a fruit of his penance conferred upon him the gift of establishing himself as Ranganadha Swamy here. In 7th cebtury, by Pallava ruler Sri Rajaraja Narendra, subsequently in 13th century Sri Jatha Varma has offered precious stones and metal to Lord Ranganadha Swamy. The Andhra Maha Bharatam i.e. from Viratprvam to the end of the epicwas written by the poet Sri kavi Brahma Tikkana, on the bank of pennar river. 

from www.antaryami.net

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nellore india

Nellore

Location:	In Andhra Pradesh, India.
Significance:	Famous for Ranganatha Temple.
Climate:	Tropical climate with temperature ranging from 29°C to 42°C in summers and 18°C to 30°C in winters.

Situated on the north bank of Pennar River, Nellore is believed to have derived its name after the paddy fields in and around Nellore, where 'Nellu' means paddy and 'Ur' means a town. It is also known as Vikramasimhapuri, the city is of extreme historical and cultural importance. It is supposed to be the place where the greatest of the Telugu poets, Tikkana Somayaji, the translator of Mahabharata into Telugu, lived. The religious highlights of the place are the temples of Talpagiri Ranganathaswami also known as Ranganayakulu, Mulaathanesvaraswami, Venugopalswami and Dharmaraja. Famous for its rice and aqua culture, the Udayagiri fort, the Narasimha Konda, Penchala kona, Venkatagiri fort, Mypadu beach, famous rocket launching centre at Sriharikota, the Krishnapatnam port and Nelapattu are some of the most visited places here.

This area is rich in particular kind of flint called quartzite. The ancient town was part of the Ashokan Empire in the third century B.C. and ruled by Pallavas from fourth to sixth centuries. Nellore has immense potential for tourism with temples, forts and monuments, the Nelapattu Bird Sanctuary and Pulicat Lake as its chief attractions. While Vedurupattu is the breeding place for painted storks, Udyagiri fort is famous for medicinal herbs. The beach tourist complex at Ramathirtham, has a floating resort with modern amenities and facilities along with an amusement park for children, a water park, a health club, full-fledged gym, yoga classes and authentic Ayurvedic treatment. Its tourism industry is constantly on the rise and thus, it has attracted the attention of the government for promotion as a tourist destination.

Nellore Tourist Attractions
The most famous temple on the southern bank of the River Pennar, the Galigopuram of the temple is 29 m high and has seven gold Kalasams. The most beautiful chamber of the temple is the Addalamantapam (mirror parlor), walled with high-class mirrors arranged at proper angles to reflect only the deity seated in an elevated ornate seat for the Lord in the centre.

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nellore apartments

Description

Project Snapshot
Type Residential Apartments
Location Dhanalakshmi Puram (30 meters from Mutukur Road)
Nellore Andhra Pradesh India

Area Range 1080 -1495
Bedrooms 2 and 3 Bedrooms
Price 1675 /SQFT
Possession July 2012

I have a one 2BHK and one 3BHK in DRK Orchids project in Danalakshmipuram –Nellore AP India. I am planning to sell my 2BHK and one 3BHK @ 1675/Sqft. This project is just 30 meters away from Mutukur Road (This is 4 way highway connecting Nellore town to Krishnapatnam Port). With in the Radius of 3.5 Kms, We have 4 Engineering colleges, 1 Medical College and 2 Hospitals.

Details of the Project:

1. This project is constructed on 155 Ankannams (11160 SQFT)
2. Total 5 Floors – 8 flats(6 2BHK and 2 3BHK) each floor (Total 40 Flats)
3. Project is approved by State Bank Of India
4. Specifications are attached in the AD
5. This project has 2 Entry to this Apartment. One is on 40Ft and Other is on 33Ft Road
6. 35% of Construction Completed
7. 7 Kms from VRC Centre(Town Centre)

Contact us @8884022206 – India Number
01908766440 — UK Number

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chennai to nellore

Chennai, IN	80.2833 13.0833
Nellore, IN	79.9667 14.4333
Miles:	95.60
Kilometers:	153.85
Bearing:	NW

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A V S COLLEGE OF ENGG

The AVS Educational Trust is a non-profit Charitable & Educational Trust Started in the year 2000 to serve the community, particularly the weaker sections
of the society by providing quality education and training. Visionary industrialist and philanthropist Mr. SV Shivagnanom founded the trust.

AVS College of Engineering and Technology (AVSCET) was founded two years later by the Chairman Mr. SV Shivagnanom to produce cutting edge engineers with a passion and zeal for excellence. The institute is run by two young & dynamic AVS trustees. Known as a brilliant strategist and a tough administrator, Mr. S. Natrajan is the Secretary and Correspondent for the college. Director of Dignity Innovations an export house recognized by the Govt of India, Mr. S. Rajasekaran is the Placement Director for the college.

from www.avsenggcollege.com

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