[4] The Chola dynasty has its presence in the area during 12th century AD, based on the inscriptions on the temple of Kesavaswami in the village.[1] A canal from Sitanagaram (Tadepalle) passes through the village, which draws water from the Krishna River and forms a part of Western Delta system.The total population constitute 5,505 males, 5,593 females and 1,053 children (age group of 0–6 years).[15] Industries CCL Products (India) Limited has an instant coffee manufacturing plant at Duggirala.[17] Rural roads connects the village with Chintalapudi, Emani, K.R.Konduru, Manchikalapudi, Morampudi, Namburu, Penumuli and Pedapalem.