Gummadidala
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Gummadidala é uma pequena cidade em Medak, distrito de Andhra Pradesh, Índia. Está localizada 40 qulômetros ao norte de Hyderabad. A cidade data da época da dinastia kakatiya. Gummadidala possui muitos templos, como o Lord Rama Temple, Shivalayam e o Veerabhadra Swamy Temple.
Gummadidala, estando nos subúrbios de Hyderabad, foi muito industrializada nas últimas duas décadas. Existem muitas indústrias e companias químicas, que fornecem empregos para a maioria dos moradores.
Gummadidala é conhecidada pela variedade de sua agricultura. Além de arroz e milho, os principais produtos agrícolas, há também algodão, sorghum, girassol, tomate, pimenta chilena, beringela, maçã-de-bálsamo, e muitas outros. "Best Farmer" é um distrito, is not a new to the farmers of Gummadidala, as most of the awards belonged to them. They always try experimenting new methods and got many good results, despite being dependent on monsoons for water.
The forest spreading from Gummadidala to Narsapur, has been a new destination of Telugu Film Industry.
India's first rural information centre, Tejas Samadhana Kendra or General Resources and Information Dissemination (GRID) centre, designed and developed by the Indian Farmers and Industries Alliance (IFIA) and Federation of Farmers Association (FFA), opened its first online centre on July 13, 2004, at Gummadidala. GRID is an information kiosk with a data bank, coordinating with government agencies and consultancies for those who are seeking advice, besides giving feedback and training for the benefit of farmers through a wired network in association with local self-help groups. GRID will provide advice to individual farmers on a day-to-day basis through telephone, fax and internet. It will even air fortnight forecasts on weather, crop activities and management techniques with the market trend of farm produce and other operational schemes.
State Bank of India is having its branch.It is supporting the farmers by giving crop loans and also to the Rice Millers by giving Working Capital Cash Credit Advances.
