Nandyal

Nandyal is a City in Kurnool region of the Indian territory of Andhra Pradesh. It is a district and the home office of Nandyal mandal in Nandyal income division. The City was initially called Nandalluru. It gets its name from Nandi, the vehicle of Siva. Aalaya implies house/staying in Sanskrit. Since it is encompassed by nine nandis it is called Nandi Aalaya which, over timeframe, progressed toward becoming Nandyala or Nandyal, the present name of the place.

These nine sanctuaries are Garudanandi, Krishnanandi additionally called Vishnunandi, Mahanandi, Naganandi, Prathamanandi, Shivanandi, Somanandi, Suryanandi and Vinayakanandi. These sanctuaries draw travelers from different spots. Nandyal had a populace of 200,746 at the season of the 2011 Census. Nandyal has been an imperative journey site since the times of the Vijayanagar Kingdom because of the nine Nandi sanctuaries specified previously. It was the presentation of the railroads in 1890, nonetheless, that prompted its fast improvement.

It turned into a region in 1900 and was visited, among others, by Mahatma Gandhi, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi. The City is a noteworthy center point of industry and farming. It is wealthy in normal assets like marble. There are many rice factories and oil plants and ventures which create drain, soda pops, sugar, PVC channels, and so on. A portion of the prestigious businesses in the City are the Milk Dairy, Nandi Polymers, S. P. Y. Agro, Nandi Steels, etc.