Nizamabad Pincodes

Telangana, an Indian state, is home to the city of Nizamabad, sometimes referred to as Induru. It serves as the Nizamabad district headquarters and is controlled by a municipal corporation. Nizamabad was incorporated into the newly created state of Telangana by the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, 2014, despite having previously been a part of Hyderabad State and subsequently Andhra Pradesh State. It is situated roughly 186 kilometers to the north of Hyderabad, the state capital.

History

When Nizamabad was first established, it was known as Induru, after King Indradatta, who controlled this area in the fifth century A.D. Indur became a district when the Nizam’s Dominion’s districts were reorganized in 1876 A.D. under Sir Salar Jung-I’s premiership. Nizamabad was a part of the Nizam’s dominions from 1724 until 1948, when it was separated into the princely State of Hyderabad. In Operation Polo, the Indian Armed Forces brought an end to the Nizam’s authority and merged Hyderabad following India’s independence in 1947. When Salar Jung-I, the prime minister at the time, reorganized the districts in Hyderabad State, Nizamabad became its own district in 1876.

Geography

The coordinates of Nizamabad are 18°41′N 78°6′E. The city is bordered by Nirmal to the north, Jagtial and Karimnagar to the east, Kamareddy to the south, and Nanded, a town in the state of Maharashtra, to the west. The city is divided into three administrative zones: Nizamabad Rural of Nizamabad Rural Constituency, Nizamabad North, and Nizamabad South of Nizamabad Urban constituency. Under Nizamabad Urban, which mostly consists of the suburbs of Nizamabad North and South mandals, the Nizamabad Municipal Corporation is in charge of 42.9 square kilometers.

Demography

There were 311,152 people living in Nizamabad as of the 2011 India census. 51 percent of people were female and 49 percent of people were male. There are 1.93% Christians, 38.01% Muslims, and 59.77% Hindus.

With a male literacy rate of 85.11 percent and a female literacy rate of 72.02 percent, Nizamabad has a higher average literacy rate than the country as a whole, at 78.52 percent. Thirteen percent of people in Nizamabad are younger than six. Telugu (53.90%) and Urdu (37.62%) are the two most common languages spoken in the city and are both designated as official languages. Of the population, 1.71% speaks Hindi, and 4.25% speaks Marathi.

Climate

The city has a tropical savanna environment with most of its rainfall occurring from June to October due to its remote location from the coast. Rainfall is lower in the winter than it is in the summer. The hottest temperature recorded in Telangana during summer was 46.1 °C, which was recorded in Nizamabad in May 2015. In winter, the temperature drops as low as 5 °C, with an average of 18 °C; in summer, the temperature climbs to as high as 47 °C, with an average of 46 °C. 27 °C is the average annual temperature. There is 1108 mm of rain on average every year.