Wyra

Wyra is a town and administrative mandal in Khammam district, Telangana, India. It functions as the headquarters of Wyra mandal, a sub-district unit that includes several villages. Geographically, Wyra is part of the Deccan Plateau region in southern India and sits within the agrarian landscape of Khammam district. The local economy is predominantly agricultural, with farmers growing crops such as rice, maize, and pulses, and irrigation supported by regional tank and canal networks.

The population is primarily Telugu-speaking, with other languages such as Urdu and Hindi present among minority communities. The town has basic educational and civic facilities typical of rural mandal centers, including government schools, primary health centers, and markets. Connectivity is mainly road-based, linking Wyra to nearby towns and villages; weekly markets and local trade form the backbone of the town’s commercial activity.

Culturally, Wyra shares in the broader Telangana rural heritage, with festivals and traditions common to agrarian communities. The town and mandal are part of ongoing efforts by the state to improve rural infrastructure, agriculture, and basic services.