gaasikatla
Gaasikatla refers to more than one rural settlement in India. The name is used for villages in the Telugu-speaking region, notably in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, where multiple villages sharing this toponym are located in different districts. Each Gaasikatla functions as a local village with its own gram panchayat and forms part of a mandal or revenue division within its district. The geography of these villages is typical of rural Andhra-Telangana countryside, with fields, small watercourses, and a tropical climate.
The population is small and predominantly Telugu-speaking. Most residents practice Hinduism, with other communities present in
The local economy is primarily agriculture-based, with crops such as rice, pulses, and groundnuts commonly cultivated,
Education facilities usually include a government primary and perhaps a secondary school; higher education institutions lie
Cultural life centers on local temples, festivals, and markets that periodically draw residents from neighboring villages.