Nagari is the part of Andhra Pradesh, major people speak Telugu language and next language is Tamil. Nagari is famous for cotton industries even more cotton would be transported to other countries. Educationwise, Nagari is good up to 10th standard, schools they teach telugu medium and English medium. Famous schools are vasishta vidhyalaya, saraswathi vignana mandir, little flower high school, viswabharathi and no more private colleges. Engineering college sanctioned at nagari mandal but it is located at Narayanavaram, 20 km away. Nagari is having famous lake that call it as kusastali nadhi, Nagari population some were around 25,000, it is the second major constitution in Chittoor district, famous temples are eswar temple, perumal temple near by desamma devastanam and buggagudi (5 km distance from Nagari). Andhra redirects here. ... Telugu redirects here. ... Tamil ( ; IPA: ) is a Dravidian language spoken predominantly by Tamil people, originating on the Indian subcontinent. ... Districts of Andhra Pradesh. ...

Agriculture

Major farmers cultivate sugarcane and ground nuts.

These are the main areas come under Nagari mandal i.e. The equivalent terms tehsil, tahsil, tahasil, taluka, taluk, and taluq refer to a unit of government in some countries of the Indian subcontinent. ...

1. Pudupet
2. Satravada
3. Ekambarakuppam
4. karakantapuram
5. Chintalapatteda
6. Tadukupeta
7. Desamma Devastanam
8. Kothuru
9. bugga agraharam
10. desuru agaram
11. damarapakkam
12. ayanambakkam
13. nambakkam
14. cherlokandriga
15. bugga devastanam
16. krishnarampuram
17. Aruru
18. Ramapuram
19. Mmudipalli
20. keelapat

Here MLA is Chengareddy Reddyvari^[1] who elected assembly in 5 times. He has worked with cabinet minister twice but he did not concentrate much development in Nagari. A Member of Legislative Assembly, or MLA, is a representative elected by the voters of an electoral district to the Legislature of a State in the Indian system of government. ...

References

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