Kammavaripalem

India / Andhra Pradesh / Chilakalurupet /
Several villages exist with this name in the State of Andhra Pradesh. However, this village is tagged as "Kotappa Konda Kammavari Palem". Just like many other villages in Guntur, this village is home for lot of commercial crops such as Tobacco, Cotton. Due to the climatic conditions, these crops are not seen around these days. At present, this village depends upon the "Subabul" crop for it wealth. Recently (2005) Marble and Granite Stone excavation is also under full swing in this village.

This village has relatives and relations with some eastern villages of Krishna District near Machilipatnam such as Challapalli, Nimmagadda, Mangalapuram, Kaptanuvari Palem, Ramudu Palem, Nadakuduru, another Kamma Vari Palem near Nandigama. Some other villages in Guntur District such as Maddirala, Chilakaluri Peta, Malempativari Palem, Swarna also have relations with Kammavari Palem.

For several decades, Walking path via form lands is the only access to this village. Later on, a road next to the Canal connected this village to Chilakaluri Peta - Narasarao Peta High Way. Fifteen Years ago (1985), a Cement Road connected this village to the same High Way near Govinda Puram.

Currently (2004), this village is well equipped with Cement Roads, Drainage System, Drinking Water Facilities, School and Library. All was done with the unity and hard work of the Villagers with the "Janma Bhoomi" assistance from the Government. Ganapathi Temple and Rama Temple serve Hindu Religion Worshipers.

As a tradition, during Siva Ratri celebrations at near by Kotappa Konda, this village was allways represented with a Great Big Size "Prabha".

The famous last names such as "Chapalamadugu", "Kilaru", "Malempati" are well found in this village.

Some notable personalities:

Mr. Chapalamadugu Ramaiah Chowdary, Native of Maddirala, represented this Lok Sabha Constituency, as an Independent Candidate in 1962.

Mr. Chapalamadugu Bhaskara Rao worked as Economics Professor at CR College, Chilakaluri Peta.

Mr. Chapalamadugu Rama Chandra Rao worked as English Professor and Principal at Dr. Kaja Krishna Murthy's college in Chilakaluri Peta.

Mr. Chapalamadugu Subhas Chandra Bose, migrated to Challapalli and educated several poor children.

Mr. Chapalamadugu Satyanaraya, migrated to USA, wrote several research papers on Molecular Biology.

More information to come....
Udaya Kumar Chapalamadugu
contact me .. uchapal at gmail
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Coordinates:   16°7'48"N   80°5'45"E

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  • Kammavari Palem Several villages exist with this name in the State of Andhra Pradesh. However, this village is tagged as "Kotappa Konda Kammavari Palem". Just like many other villages in Guntur, this village is home for lot of commercial crops such as Tobacco, Cotton. Due to the climatic conditions, these crops are not seen around these days. At present, this village depends upon the "Subabul" crop for it wealth. Recently (2005) Marble and Granite Stone excavation is also under full swing in this village. This village has relatives and relations with some eastern villages of Krishna District near Machilipatnam such as Challapalli, Nimmagadda, Mangalapuram, Kaptanuvari Palem, Ramudu Palem, Nadakuduru, another Kamma Vari Palem near Nandigama. Some other villages in Guntur District such as Maddirala, Chilakaluri Peta, Malempativari Palem, Swarna also have relations with Kammavari Palem. For several decades, Walking path via form lands is the only access to this village. Later on, a road next to the Canal connected this village to Chilakaluri Peta - Narasarao Peta High Way. Fifteen Years ago (1985), a Cement Road connected this village to the same High Way near Govinda Puram. Currently (2004), this village is well equipped with Cement Roads, Drainage System, Drinking Water Facilities, School and Library. All was done with the unity and hard work of the Villagers with the "Janma Bhoomi" assistance from the Government. Ganapathi Temple and Rama Temple serve Hindu Religion Worshipers. As a tradition, during Siva Ratri celebrations at near by Kotappa Konda, this village was allways represented with a Great Big Size "Prabha". The famous last names such as "Chapalamadugu", "Kilaru", "Malempati" are well found in this village. Some notable personalities: Mr. Chapalamadugu Ramaiah Chowdary, Native of Maddirala, represented this Lok Sabha Constituency, as an Independent Candidate in 1962. Mr. Chapalamadugu Bhaskara Rao worked as Economics Professor at CR College, Chilakaluri Peta. Mr. Chapalamadugu Rama Chandra Rao worked as English Professor and Principal at Dr. Kaja Krishna Murthy's college in Chilakaluri Peta. Mr. Chapalamadugu Subhas Chandra Bose, migrated to Challapalli and educated several poor children. Mr. Chapalamadugu Satyanaraya, migrated to USA, wrote several research papers on Molecular Biology. More information to come.... Udaya Kumar Chapalamadugu contact me .. uchapal at gmail
  • hai this is kolla in this site all people belongs to chowdaries maddirala choedaries.com
  • HI ITS VERY POWERFULL.
  • Dr. Gangadhar Rao Chapalamadugu, s/o Rangaiah migrated to USA (FL) and became very successful doctor. His Brother Dr. (Ph.D)Satya Narayana Chapalamadugu is a business man in Florida. Another brother Nageswara Rao Chapalamadugu is also a business man in Florida.
  • Anyone with ties to this village and or had relatives please contact satya at schapala at yahoo com
  • Hi to all who know this village This is syda vigneswara sai krishna chandra kumar chowdaray.Paruchuri every one call me in this village chandraiah, this is my grand fathers name.my native place is chadalavada. and my mother native place is kammavaripalem. she is daughter of Kilari.Garudaiah garu.his elder daughter is kalavati. i am very much proud to be grand son of chandraiah and garudaiah. I am very happy to visit this village, because all are my relatives, their habits, their characteristics.
  • my id is paruchuri.vigneswara at gmail.com
  • HI Dear people.Party vibhedalu veedandu,madam to moosuku poina mee kallu teravandi.manmantha okkate,kammvari palem charithra mana manavalu goppaga cheppkunela brathakndi.manam mana thathalu gurinchi goppaaga cheppkuntunnam id valla goppatanme, kani marokati khadu.dayachesi kmmavaripalem prajalantha swardha,kroda, madha,mthstalyalu veedandi.ikanaina mantaglustunna mana paruvu nilapandi ,prabhalu kattndi, kani tannukovaddu.na guruvu cheppina matalaprakarm manam antha okkataithe manku thirugu ledu.
  • HI Dear people It has so many talented young peop It's a village with lots of courage..
  • Kammavaripalem yuvathtnu anytime powerfull ga,ikamatayamaga undali
  • E.v.m engineering college
  • E.v.m engineering college
  • i left kammavaripalem at the age of 15 years. now working as assistant commissioner. my grand father was from uttaradi kammavaripalem.some how i could not do any thing for my villege. i need and wish to do something useful and worthy. i hope god will give me an oppurtuny sooner or later.
  • Hi Every one. This is Leela Kilaru.D/O Adinarayana Kilaru.I am living in london.It's very glad to see all the comments above about our village
  • kotappakonda festiwal lo charitra srushtinchalanna danini tiragarayalanna make sadhyam
  • Dear all my villagers please don't forget our old tradition to built Prabha to Kotappa Konda , I think this is the highlighter to our village
  • I am not sure where I fit in but my grand father Chapalamadugu Kondaiah migrated from a village called Kammavaripalem at the foot hills of a temple on the hill. the villegers are mostly vegetarians. My grandfather, father, uncles and my siblings stay vegetarians. My grand father moved to another village called Kammavaripalm near Nandigama. I am one of his grand children. I have been in usa for over 40 yr. All the children of Kondaiah passed away except my father Chapalamadugu Narasaiah currently alive at age about 95 and live in Hyderabad. My grand father developed the land next to his home with a large well. My father aquird the land and well and converted it tino citras grove. Land was sold along with the house.But the people dismantles the house, sold the timber and left the land barren. It is heart breaking to see what happened. It is my utmost desire to aquire the land and develop into a spiritual center but the land now is too expensive. Hope good times come back to this village. Thank you all for reading the story.
  • I think that my grand father Chapalamadugu Kondaiah was from Uttaradi Kammavaripalem. He migrated to Dakshanadi Kammavaripalem, near Nandigama. I used hear the names vaguly from our parents discussions sometimes. I think we all who left the villages have the responsibility to rebuild the villages. I wish you all the best.
  • Ok aunts I am also grand son of Ramiah hope u can do it.
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