Kantakunta

Kantakunta is a village located in the Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh, India. It falls under the administrative division of the Nandikotkur constituency. The village is situated near the Tungabhadra River, which plays a significant role in the local agriculture and economy.

The primary occupation of the residents in Kantakunta is agriculture. The fertile land, irrigated by the Tungabhadra River, supports the cultivation of various crops. Common crops grown in the region include paddy, groundnuts, and other seasonal produce. The village's economy is largely dependent on the agricultural output and the associated trade.

Kantakunta has basic amenities to serve its population. It has a local primary school, and residents typically access higher education and specialized healthcare facilities in nearby larger towns. The village infrastructure includes roads connecting it to the wider district network. Like many rural Indian villages, it has a community structure with local governance and social customs. The local dialect spoken is Telugu. Access to electricity and drinking water is generally available. The nearest railway station and major transportation hubs are located in the district headquarters, Kurnool.