Erramadu is a village in Tiruvuru

Tiruvuru

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 Mandal (administrative division), Krishna District

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 in the India

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 of Andhra Pradesh

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. It is also called Yerramadu.

Demographics and government

Erramadu has a population of around 3,000.

The village has its own panchayat (assembly) with around 1,250 voters in 10 wards.

History of Earramadu

The village was founded about 70 years ago as people migrated there from different areas.

Education

Erramadu has one Upper Primary School and one Primary school.
There are so many talented prople settled in their professions.

Economy

The main occupation of villagers is agriculture. Chillies, cotton, rice, green and black lentils are the main crops. The villagers have done well with the chili crop. The main water source for crops is the Nagarjuna Sagar canal, and wells in some places.