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Pebbair
Village in Telangana, India From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Pebbair (Telugu: పెబ్బేరు, romanized: Pebbēru) is a municipal corporation in Wanaparthy district, Telangana, India.[1] The Pebbair Municipal corporation's northern end extends from Pampuram to its southern end in Yaparla.
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Geography
Pebbair is located at 16.2167°N 77.9833°E.[2] It has an average elevation of 300 metres (987 feet).
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Pebbair is a municipal corporation, with 29 villages. It has 15 schools, three junior colleges, two Degree colleges, one B. Ed, college, two D. Ed. colleges, and one polytechnic college for girls.
The farmer's Saturday market in Pebbair is well-known for its bullocks, Ongole oxen, sheep, and goats. People from across the state, as well from neighboring states like Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu, arrive to purchase cattle from the wide variety brought for sale.
Until the 1980s it was a drought prone area, but slowly emerged into a stable rice producer due to abundant water supply from the Jurala Project. Pebbair and the nearby areas produce fruits like mangoes, sapotas, watermelons in the summer, and custard apples in the winter.
Beechupally is a famous pilgrimage (devastanam) near Pebbair (10 kilometers) with Krishna River flowing through it. The historical hill (konda) called the Nizam Konda in middle of the river, which once had a fort, had the movie Kondaveeti Raja (starring Chiranjeevi) shot here. There are also two temples near Krishna River namely Rama and Hanuman temples. The Agriculture land in Pebbair is irrigated by Jurala Left Canal & Mahaboopal Pond.
Pebbair is located on highway No. 44 Old NH 7, longest highway in India running from Srinagar to Kanyakumari, 156 km South of Hyderabad towards Kurnool.
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Temples
Srirangapuram located 10 kilometers from Pebbair is famous for the Sri Ranganayaka Swamy Temple, where the movies AADI, Chatrapati, Chennakeshava Reddy, and Yamadonga were filmed. Pathapally village is famous for the Lord Hanuman Temple which is 8 kilometres from Pebbair. This Hanuman Temple is well known as Sri Chintakunta Anjaneya Swamy Temple.
Other Temples in Pebbair include the Shirdi Sai Baba, the Hanuman, Brahmamgari Temple, Santha bazar, Venugopala swamy, Ayyappa, Sri Sri Sri Mallishwari Devi Temple, Chowdeshwari Amma Vaaru, Sri Kodanda Rama Swamy Temple, Venkatapuram, this is one of the oldest temple and the Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari. Every year people here celebrate the Chowdeshwari Jatara.
Politics
Pebbair village has 4 MPTC seats and 16 wards. Akki Shusheela was elected 31 July 2013 as a Sarpanch and Puru Padmavathi was elected as a MPP of Pebbair.
Social media
Pebbair has a Facebook community, named "Pebbair Mandal"[3] with over 1200+ members Orkut community, named "Pebbair-our heaven", with over 150 members.
Education
There are nearly 10 well established schools with a few hostel facilities. Among them Sri Chaitanya Vidyalayam, Gandhi Public School, Saraswathi Vidyanikethan, Ragavendra Public School, MasterMind School are a few. Pebbair has a private Junior College and a Government Junior College, and a B.Ed College is expected soon.
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Pebbair Mandal - Wanaparthy
List of all towns and villages in Pebbair Mandal of Wanaparthy district, Telangana. Complete details of population, religion, literacy and sex ratio in tabular format.
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