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Chittipothuvaripalem is a small village under Rompicherla mandalam, in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.In this village 99% of people are belongs to kamma community. The villages under this mandalam are Gogulapadu, Atchaiah Palem, Konakanchivari Palem, Machavaram, Karlakunta, Vipparla, Vipparla Reddi Palem, Kothapalli, Marrichettu Palem, Gudipadu, Ramireddy Palem, Annavarappadu, Veeravatnam, Subbaya Palem, Turumella, Alavala and Karlakunta. Chittipothuvaripalem is approximately 75 kilometers of distance from its main city Guntur. Chittipothuvaripalem is very near to Narasaraopet which is 17 kilometers of distance, and 237 km of distance from its State capital Hyderabad .
Chittipothuvaripalem Pin Code is 522617,The post office name is Thurimella S.O.
Agriculture and Milk Production is one of the main occupation of people living in this village. some of the crops grown in this region include Rice,Corn,vegetables etc.,
The common traditional clothing for women is a Saree, Salwar and for men is Dhothi, Lungi and Pancha .Telugu is the main language used for communicating in the Village .
As per 2011 census The total population is 400, Male population is 220 and Female population is 180. Total number of Households in Chittipothuvaripalem village 50.
Chittipothuvaripalem is easily accessed by road from Guntur via Narasaraopet . Declining government promises, APSRTC is not running buses from Narasaraopet to Chittipothuvaripalem . so lack of bus facility People use local autos, as a means of transport to travel with in the villages.
Most of the villagers own mobile phones and are connected to the rest of the world through television. The cable operator in Chittipothuvaripalem offers more than 80 television channels to its viewers operating from narasaraopet .Channels means both local and foreign
The nearest railway station to Chittipothuvaripalem is Narasaraopet, Santhamaguluru and the nearest airport is Vijayawada [2-3 hour drive] and Hyderabad [5-6 hour drive].
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Category:Villages in Guntur district