Adurru Population
Adurru is a Village in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, India. It falls under Mamidikuduru Mandal. Adurru population in 2019/2020 is between 4,021 and 4,974 and total households residing are 1024.
The Adurru Village located in Mamidikuduru Mandal, 4145 People are living in this Village, 2096 are males and 2049 are females as per 2011 census. Expected Adurru population 2019/2020 is between 4,021 and 4,974. Literate people are 3153 out of 1700 are male and 1453 are female. People living in Adurru depend on multiple skills, total workers are 1839 out of which men are 1284 and women are 555. Total 180 Cultivators are depended on agriculture farming out of 176 are cultivated by men and 4 are women. 756 people works in agricultural land as a labour in Adurru, men are 505 and 251 are women.The Population density in this area is 1/Sq Km.Headquarters
The Gram Panchayat is ADURRU. The Mandal headquarters is MAMIDIKUDURU, and the distance from Adurru to MAMIDIKUDURU is 7 kilometers. The district headquarters is KAKINADA, and the distance from Adurru to KAKINADA is 105 kilometers. The nearest town is AMALAPURAM, and the distance from Adurru to AMALAPURAM is 11 kilometers. Adurru pincode is 533247.
Commodities
The agricultural commodities are PADDY, COCONUT. The manufacturing commodities are RICE, OIL.
Land
The Total area of Adurru is 561 hectares(5.61 sq km). The non agricultural area in this locality is 117 hectares. The waste land in this locality is 2 hectares. The unirrigated land is 197 hectares. The canals are covered with 197 hectares.
Primary Health Care
Total Sub Primary Health Care units are 1 (sub-centres are staffed by health workers for outreach services).
Primary Schools
The total government primary schools available in this locality is 4.
Nearby
Adurru .............. 7 km .............. MAMIDIKUDURU
Adurru .............. 105 km .............. KAKINADA
Adurru .............. 11 km .............. AMALAPURAM (nearest town)
Population of Adurru(2011 Census)
| Population | Males | Females | Households |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4145 | 2096 | 2049 | 1024 |
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Adurru Budda Stupam Constructed during Ashoka Era, Adurru was founded by Sanghamithra in 242 B.C, daughter of King Ashoka, while she was travelling to SriLanka through Odalarevu, the daughter of King Ashoka (274-237B.C.), She was born in Ujjeni and was married to Aggibrahma, who later joined the Order, and had by him a son, Sumana. After over two hundred years of the birth of Buddhism, Buddhism was at its peak during the time of King Dhammasoka in India. She was ordained in her eighteenth year together with Mahinda(brother), her preceptor being Dhammapala and her teacher Ayupala. After her ordination and attainment of arahantship she lived in Pataliputta, and, when Anula and other women of Devanampiyatissa's court at Anuradhapura(srilanka) wished to enter the Order, Devanampiyatissa, at Mahinda's suggestion, sent an embassy, led by Arittha, to Asoka, asking that Sanghamithra might be sent to Ceylon, and with her a branch of the Bodhi tree for Anuradhapura. Asoka granted the request, and sent Sanghamithra, by sea, with eleven other nuns, carrying a branch of the Bodhi tree. On the way, She Founded Adurru and laid a foundation stone of Stupa, after her arrival at Anuradhapura, ordained Anula and her companions. She lived at the Upasika vihara, and had twelve buildings erected there for the use of the nuns. Later, the king built for her the Hatthalhaka vihara.
Adurru is located on the western bank of Godavari river which is around 9.5 km from sea.
Excavations carried out in the year 1925 and 1953 brought to surface a mahastupa which measures 17 feet in diameter. The operation unearthed several stupas, chaityas and viharas. The excavations also revealed shreds of jars, troughs, dishes and bowls of red and kaolin. The excavation site covers an area of 2.04 acres and makes for a worthwhile visit during your Buddhist trip to Andhra Pradesh. Stupa is very close to River Godavari and it was destroyed due to the freqeunt floods of Godavari.
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Horse Shoe Sahped Chitya, A chaitya is a Buddhist shrine or prayer hall with a stupa at one end.
Sangamitra Statue in Srilanka, founded Adurru on the way to ceylon, laid foundation stone of Budda Stupa
Sangamitra Arrived Ceylon with Boudha tree branch
Budda Stupa in Adurru Village
Adurru Sivalayam is also popular place in Mamidikuduru Mandal, also the oldest temple.
Chaitya hall to provide shelter to monks
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i proud about my village. But it not doveloped, have lot of agriculture land and boudh stupa there. But this village is not doveloped. I think this village can doveloped as a touristland
adurru, mamidikuduru Mandal, District