Sugukonda

Sugukonda is a village and mandal in the Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district of Telangana, India. It lies in a rural part of the Deccan plateau, with a climate featuring hot summers and a monsoon season from June to September. The landscape consists mainly of agricultural fields with small water bodies.

Population is primarily rural and Telugu-speaking. Most households rely on farming, animal husbandry, and small trades. The local economy centers on crops such as rice, pulses, and cotton, with vegetable cultivation and dairy contributing as well. A weekly market and local shops serve the community.

Administratively, Sugukonda is governed by a village panchayat and a mandal office that handles land records, development schemes, and basic civic services. Public facilities include a government primary school and a primary health center, with additional services found in nearby towns. The transport network is road-based, with regular bus links to district centers; rail access is available at larger towns within a short drive.

Cultural life revolves around local temples and regional Hindu festivals, including Dasara and Sankranti. The area’s history reflects broader Deccan patterns, with land-revenue and agrarian reforms recorded in district archives.