Poharam

Poharam is a village located in the Indian state of Telangana, specifically within the Medak district. It falls under the Mandal headquarters of Sangareddy. The region is primarily agricultural, with the local economy relying on farming practices. The village's geography is characterized by the typical Deccan Plateau landscape.

Poharam is situated in proximity to the district headquarters, Sangareddy, which offers access to administrative services and markets. The local community consists of a mix of agricultural landowners and laborers. Like many rural Indian villages, Poharam has a local temple that serves as a focal point for religious and social gatherings. The primary language spoken by the residents is Telugu.

The infrastructure in Poharam includes basic amenities such as roads connecting to nearby villages and towns, and access to electricity. Water sources for agriculture are typically dependent on rainfall and local irrigation facilities. The village experiences a tropical savanna climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. Educational facilities are usually limited to primary schools within the village, with secondary education often pursued in nearby larger settlements. The cultural practices of Poharam are rooted in the traditions of the Telangana region.