Jogulamba Gadwal District is a culturally significant district located in the southern part of Telangana, India. Established on 11 October 2016 during the reorganization of districts in the state, it has Gadwal as its administrative headquarters. The district is widely known for its rich historical legacy, religious importance, traditional handloom industry, and agricultural economy. It shares its boundaries with neighboring districts of Telangana and the state of Andhra Pradesh, making it an important regional center for trade and connectivity.One of the district’s most renowned landmarks is the Sri Jogulamba Temple at Alampur, one of the eighteen sacred Shakti Peethas, attracting thousands of devotees throughout the year. Alampur is also famous for the ancient Nava Brahma Temples, remarkable examples of early Chalukyan architecture that reflect the region’s glorious past.The district is nourished by the Krishna and Tungabhadra rivers, which play a vital role in irrigation and agriculture. Farmers cultivate crops such as paddy, cotton, chilli, maize, and groundnut, making agriculture the backbone of the local economy. Jogulamba Gadwal is equally celebrated for its world-famous Gadwal Handloom Sarees, admired for their lightweight fabric, intricate zari borders, and exceptional weaving craftsmanship.Combining spirituality, history, traditional arts, and natural beauty, Jogulamba Gadwal offers a unique identity within Telangana.