Nimekonda

Nimekonda is the name of several settlements in India. The best-known instance is a village and mandal in Telangana, a state in the southern part of the country.

Located on the Deccan Plateau in rural Telangana, the area features agricultural land with crops typical to the region. The population is predominantly Telugu-speaking, and residents follow local customs and festivals common to rural Telangana.

Agriculture forms the main economic activity, supplemented by small businesses, shops, and services in the mandal headquarters. Local administration is provided through a gram panchayat for the village and a mandal revenue office for the area, under the broader district framework.

The locality has temples and historic sites reflecting Deccan influences. Cultural life centers on religious festivals and regional fairs, with celebrations such as Ugadi and Bathukamma.

Nimekonda is connected by regional roads to nearby towns and districts, with the nearest railway lines and larger highways accessed via district towns. The name also appears in other districts or states, so details vary by locality.