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Kuravi

Kuravi is mandal HQ (Mdl code-23) in Warangal Dt, AP. There are 20 villages in this mandal & the villages are:1 NERADA, 2 THATTUPALLE, 3 SUDANPALLE, 4 KANDIKONDA, 5 AYYA GARI PALLE, 6 KURAVI, 7 MOGILICHERLA, 8 NARAYANAPUR, 9 GUNDRATHI MADUGU, 10 RAJOLE, 11 KANCHARLAGUDEM, 12 THIRUMALAPURAM, 13 MODUGULAGUDEM, 14 CHINTHALAPALLE, 15 KAMPALLE, 16 SEEROLE, 17 UPPARAGUDEM, 18 THALLASANKEESA, 19 NALLELLA, 20 BALAPALA.
Kuravi/Korvi is around 70km away from Warangal by train and is around 11km away from the Mahabubabad town. It comes under Dornakal Assembly segments. Kuravi is unique for its culture. Lord Veera Bhadra Swami and Bhadrakali temple is famous in temple. So many Tribel and non-tribel people comes to temple to get blessings of the god. Maha siva rathiri festival is biggest event in Kuravi. Other festival people celebrate in Kuravi are "Bathukamma", "Bonalu", etc. Villages under Kuravi mainly depend on crops like cotton and chilli.

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  • kuravi veerabhadraswamy temple, Rajender (guest) wrote 13 years ago:
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  • kuravi veerabhadraswamy temple, mallam wrote 14 years ago:
    Kuravi Veera Bhadra Swamy temple was bnuilt by Kakatiya rulers. The importance of the place was the earliest inscription of Kakatiyas was found here. Besides this temple, in the same premises, Sri Bhadra Kali Amma vari temple also located. Locally the deity is called Koriveeranna. During Maha Shiva ratri time, a huge jatara will be put up here and most of the tribal ornaments will be available here, as the most of the important devotees are from Banjara tribe.
  • SRI LATE BADE SHANKARAIH, VEERANNA (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
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  • kuravi veerabhadraswamy temple, VEERANNA (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    This templw was said to be visited by RANI RUDRAMADEVI who ruled warangal.
17°31'34"N   80°0'3"E
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