Know about our home town.... Cheepurupalli From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Cheepurupalli — city — Cheepurupalli Location of Cheepurupalli in Andhra Pradesh and India Coordinates 18.3000°N 83.5667°ECoordinates: 18.3000°N 83.5667°E Country India State Andhra Pradesh District(s) Vizianagaram Time zone IST (UTC+5:30) Area • Elevation • 83 metres (272 ft) Codes[show] Cheepuru-palli or Chipuru-palle (Telugu: చీపురుపల్లి) is a rural town and Mandal in the Vizianagaram district of Andhra Pradesh, India. [1] Contents [hide] 1 Geography 2 Education 3 Demography 4 Features 5 Temples 6 Assembly constituency 7 How can it be reached 8 Revenue Villages and Panchayats 9 References 10 External links [edit]Geography Chipurupalle has an average elevation of 87 meters (285.4 feet). Cheepurupalli is one of the most developed town in vizianagaram district. This is one of the developed village in vizianagaram district. Chipurupalli is the commercial center for the 4 mandals and their respective villages. It is the main railway station center for 8 mandals in vizianagaram and srikakulam district. [edit]Education Chipurupalli is one of the most developed towns of Vizianagaram District in education. It has one Govt. Degree College, one Govt. Intermediate College, polytechnic college, and many private colleges and schools.One B.Ed College also available beside STATE BANK OF INDIA. Saint Theressa Institute of Technology is the one Engineering College in Chipurupalli and a distance of 6km from Chipurupalli center. However in that there is MBA, MCA and polytechnic courses also. [edit]Demography Cheepurupalli mandal has 58,000 population in 2001. Males consists of 29,036 and females 28,964 of the population. The average literacy rate is 52%, less than the national average of 59.5%. Male literacy rate is 63% and that of females 41%. Changed to Municipality in 2003 and later re changed to Major Panchayat by some political conflicts. [edit]Features Cheepurupalli Railway station is located on Howrah-Chennai mainline in Waltair division of East Coast Railway, Indian Railways. Rural Electrification Cooperative Society provides the electricity in this region. It houses the Ferro Manganese plant, which provides a source of employment for the residents. Andhra Bank and State Bank of India and also other banks has branches at Cheepurupalli. There are post offices at Cheepurupalli and Mettapalli. Gurajada Apparao, a famous historical poet studied his education in Chipurupalli for about 10 years. Kaspa Street is one of the oldest and historical streets in Chipurupalli. Gurajada Apparao lived in this street. The major streets in Chipurupalli are Anjaneyapuram, Kaspa Street, Kotta Gavidi Street, G.Agraharam, Kotta Agraharam etc. Lecturers colony and Vijay Colony are the streets with graduates. District level and State level competitions are held in Chipurupalli. [edit]Temples There are many temples in Chipurupalli. One of the famous temples is Sri Kanaka Mahalakshmi temple. There are two siva temples. There are venkateswara, santoshi matha, kota durga, santhana lakshmi, anjaneya, sai baba etc temples are there. Utsavas for Sri kanaka Mahalakshmi temple are held in every year in the months of february or march. [edit]Assembly constituency Cheepurupalli is an assembly constituency in Andhra Pradesh. It consists of Cheepurupalli, Garividi, Merakamudidam, Gurla mandals. List of Members of Legislative Assembly:[2] 1951 - Thaddi Chinna Atchanaidu and Pothula Gunnaiah.[3] 1955 - K. Punnaiah and M. Satyanarayana Raju 1962 - K. Sanyasappala Naidu 1967 - T. Rama Rao 1972 - R. Paidapu Naidu 1978 - Chigilipalli Shyamala Rao 1983 - Tripurana Venkata Ratnam 1985 - Kemburi Ramamohan Rao 1989 - Tankala Saraswathamma 1994 - Gadde Babu Rao 1999 - Gadde Babu Rao 2004 - Botcha Satyanarayana 2009 - Botcha Satyanarayana [edit]How can it be reached Cheepurupalli is connected with railway network. It can be reached by a journey of two hours by road from Visakhapatnam and one hour from Vizianagaram. Vishaka Express have stop in Cheepurupalli. The train originates from Bhubaneswar To Hyderabad. East CoastExpress have stop in Cheepurupalli. The train originates from Howrah To Hyderabad. Prasanthi Express have stop in Cheepurupalli. The train originates from Bhubaneswar To Bangalore. Chennai Howrah Mail Express have stop in Cheepurupalli. The train originates from Howrah To Chennai. Intercity Express have stop in Cheepurupalli. The train originates from Bhubaneswar to Visakhapatnam. Hirakhand Express have stop in Cheepurupalli. The train originates from Bhubaneswar To Koraput. Palasa To Vishakapatnam Passenger daily 2 times have stop in Cheepurupalli. The train originates from Palasa To Visakhapatnam. It is nearest to GMR Engineering college (Rajam,srikakulam dist) it can reached by bus within half an hour [edit]Revenue Villages and Panchayats There are 32 revenue villages and 17 village panchayats in Cheepurupalli mandal.[4] Alajangi (village and panchayat) Anjaneyapuram (village) Aridivalasa (village) Bhoolokapati Varakattu or B. P. Varakattu (village) Cheepurupalli (panchayat and mandal headquarters) China Nadipalli (village) Devarapodilam (village and panchayat) Gatchalavalasa (village) Gollala Mulagam (village and panchayat) Gollala Palem (village and panchayat) G.Agraharam or Gulivindada Agraharam (Major Village and 5th MPTC ward and Panchayati of Cheepurupalli) Gunidam (village) Itakarlapalli (village and panchayat) Karakam (village and panchayat) Karlam (village and panchayat) Mettapalli (village and panchayat) Nimmalavalasa (village and panchayat) P. S. Laxmipuram or Purushothama Swamivari Laxmipuram (village) Parla (village and panchayat) Palavalasa or Pathikaya Palavalasa (village and panchayat) Pathikayavalasa (village and panchayat) Peda Nadipalli (village and panchayat) Peripi (village and panchayat) Pothayyavalasa (village) Purreyavalasa (village) Ramalingapuram (village and panchayat) Ravivalasa (village and panchayat) Sankupalem (village) Sivarampuram (village) Sumitrapuram (village) Viswanadhapuram (village) Viziarampuram (village) [edit]References ^ Mandals in Vizianagaram district. Retrieved 2007-02-26. ^ Election Commission of India 1978-2004 results ^ Election Commission of India.Madras Assembly results.1951 ^ Details of Andhra Pradesh till Village Panchayat Tier
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