Urlam

Urlam ఉర్లాం
village
Urlam Location in Andhra Pradesh, India
Coordinates: 18°26′07″N 83°59′21″E / 18.435177°N 83.98918°E / 18.435177; 83.98918Coordinates: 18°26′07″N 83°59′21″E / 18.435177°N 83.98918°E / 18.435177; 83.98918
Country	India
State	Andhra Pradesh
District	Srikakulam
Population (2001)
• Total	3,343
Languages
• Official	Telugu
Time zone	IST (UTC+5:30)

Urlam village is located in Narasannapeta mandal in Srikakulam district, Andhra Pradesh, India.

Demographics

According to Indian census, 2001, the demographic details of Urlam village is as follows:

Total Population: 3,343 in 793 Households
Male Population: 1,712 and Female Population: 1,631
Children Under 6-years of age: 425 (Boys - 229 and Girls - 196)
Total Literates: 1,810

Features

The Urlam Samsthanam can be compared to the Kasi in promoting Sanskrit studies during the last century.^[1] Raja Kandukuri Bala Surya Prasada Rao Bahadur (Devidi Samsthanam) The Raja Saheb of Urlam did yeomen service to saivites through their munificent donations.^[2] The Kings of this Samsthanam have ancestrally been Niyogi Telugu Brahmins, Tamil Iyers and not Kshatriyas or Rajus. Urlam railway station is located on Howrah-Chennai mainline. Passenger trains that run from Palasa towards Visakhapatnam halt at Urlam station.Ramalayam is there at Chintuvanipeta Road.

Facilities

Roads

Urlam is serviced by roads from Narasannapeta (9 kilometres or 5.6 miles distant) and Srikakulam (20 kilometres or 12 miles distant).

Train

Passenger trains that run from Palasa towards Visakhapatnam via Srikakulam Road, Vizianagaram Junction, Kothavalasa Junction, etc. halt at Urlam station.

School

Urlam hosts a Government Elementary School for class I to V, and a Government Z.P. High School for class VI to X. There is also Gurukula Vidhyalay for class L.K.G. to X located in nearby village Jaggunaidu peta.

Colleges

Urlam has no college facilities of its own, but several are available in the adjacent Srikakulam district.

Villages in Urlam Panchayat

Urlam,Chintuvanipeta,Jaggunaidu Peta,Kummaripeta,Mathalabu Peta,Badduvani Peta

References

Feudal Estates of the Indian Empire

Madras Presidency

Madras estates	Ramnad estate Sivaganga estate Paralakhemundi Urlam Markundapadu Nuzvid Anakapalle Bimlipatam Bobbili Gajapathinagaram Gunupur Kotpad Malkangiri Nowrangpur Rayagada Salur Visakhapatnam Vizianagaram

Bengal Presidency

Estates in Bengal and Bihar	Dhaka Dighapatia Prithimpassa Padamdi Rajshahi Puthia Singranatore Bhawal Burdhwan Darbhanga Munshibari (Comilla) Munshibari (Ulipur)

United Provinces of Agra and Oudh	Mahmudabad Kaimahra Oel Fatehpur Pariawan Benares Sissaindi Nurpur-Chitpalgarh Parhat-Rajabazar Kashipur Jamdan Balrampur Umri Raipur Bichaur Atra Chandapur Kaithola Paraspur Bhitauli Baundi Ikauna Katiari Hasanpur Kunwa Khera Paintipur Bilaspur-Atraula Harha Birsinghpur Kori Sidhauli Rampur Dharupur Rampur Thalrai-Khajurgaon Murarmau Parenda Shahmau Khairigarh Tiloi Jahangirabad Babhnipair Bhinga Kaimahra Pariawan

Bombay Presidency

Zamindaris in Bombay	Paigah family of Hyderabad State Gadwal Wanaparthi Veepangandla Atmakur Palwancha

Villages in Srikakulam district

Villages

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