Eluvulla

Eluvulla is a small village located in the Anantapur district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Situated approximately 20 kilometers from the district headquarters, Anantapur, Eluvulla is known for its agricultural significance and cultural heritage. The village is part of the Mandya mandal and falls under the Anantapur revenue division.

The primary occupation of the residents of Eluvulla is agriculture. The village is surrounded by fertile lands that are ideal for cultivating crops such as rice, maize, and various pulses. The agricultural practices in Eluvulla are largely dependent on the monsoon rains, which are crucial for the growth of these crops.

Eluvulla also has a rich cultural heritage, with many residents participating in traditional festivals and celebrations. The village is home to several temples and religious sites that are revered by the local community. These sites play a significant role in the daily lives of the villagers, providing a sense of spiritual and communal identity.

The infrastructure in Eluvulla is relatively basic, with most of the houses being traditional mud and thatch structures. The village has a small primary school that provides education to the children, and there is a basic healthcare center for the medical needs of the residents. Access to public transportation is limited, and most residents rely on bicycles or walking for their daily commutes.

Despite its small size, Eluvulla is an important part of the Anantapur district, contributing to the overall agricultural output and cultural fabric of the region. The village continues to maintain its traditional way of life, balancing the needs of modern living with the preservation of its cultural heritage.