Kodad

Kodad is a town and municipality located in the Indian state of Telangana. It serves as the administrative center of Kodad mandal in the Suryapet district. Geographically, Kodad lies in the northern part of Telangana along major road corridors, making it a regional trading node for surrounding agricultural communities. The town sits on or near National Highway 65, a route that connects it to larger urban centers to the north and south, and supports commerce and mobility.

Historically, Kodad was part of the Nalgonda district before the reorganization that created the Suryapet district. It is governed by a municipal council and forms part of the local administrative framework for development, public services, and regional planning.

Economy and demographics: Kodad functions as a commercial hub for nearby villages, with markets for agricultural produce and consumer goods. The regional economy is largely agrarian, with crops such as cotton, chili peppers, rice, and pulses contributing to trade and livelihoods. The population primarily speaks Telugu, with cultural diversity including Hindu and minority communities.

Infrastructure and services: The town is supported by road networks, including state and national highways, and regional bus services linking it to Hyderabad and other urban centers. Public amenities in Kodad cover education, healthcare, and basic municipal services provided by the local government.

Culture and education: Kodad hosts temples and community centers that reflect Telangana's cultural traditions, along with educational institutions ranging from primary schools to higher education facilities in the wider mandal.