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An introduction to Dubbaka Village and its significance
Dubbaka is a vibrant village located in the Ramannapet Mandal of Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District, Telangana, India. The village PIN Code is 508113 and the Census Village Code is 576851. Known for its rich agricultural heritage, warm hospitality and a strong sense of community, Dubbaka serves as an important hub for the surrounding rural areas, connecting families, traditions and livelihoods.
The village has a long-standing history of community cooperation and mutual support. Over the years, Dubbaka has grown steadily while preserving its cultural identity and traditional values. The people of Dubbaka take great pride in their village, working together to improve infrastructure, education, healthcare and the overall quality of life for every resident.
The Dubbaka Welfare Association was founded with the vision of uniting the community and driving positive change. Through various welfare initiatives, educational programs and social development projects, the association continues to play a vital role in shaping a brighter future for the village and its people.
The rich historical background of Dubbaka Village
Dubbaka's history is deeply rooted in the agricultural traditions of the Telangana region. The village has been inhabited for generations, with families passing down their lands, customs and knowledge from one generation to the next. The name "Dubbaka" itself reflects the village's deep connection to its land and enduring agricultural legacy.
Historically, the village served as a gathering place for farmers, artisans and traders from the surrounding areas. The local markets and community gatherings played a crucial role in the economic and social life of the region. Traditional festivals, folk arts and cultural practices have been preserved and celebrated over the years, keeping the heritage of Dubbaka alive.
In recent decades, Dubbaka has experienced significant transformation. Improved roads, better access to education and healthcare, and increased connectivity have brought new opportunities to the village. Despite these changes, the community remains committed to preserving its heritage, values and the close-knit relationships that define life in Dubbaka.
Understanding the people of Dubbaka Village
According to Census 2011, Dubbaka has a total population of 1,839, including 903 males and 936 females. The village has 472 households. The sex ratio is 1,037 females per 1,000 males, reflecting a healthy gender balance in the community.
The population of children aged 0–6 years is 165, including 80 boys and 85 girls. Children represent 8.97% of the total population. The child sex ratio is 1,062 girls per 1,000 boys.
Dubbaka has 984 literate residents and 855 illiterate residents. The overall literacy rate is 58.78%, with male literacy at 69.50% and female literacy at 48.41%.
In terms of social categories, the Scheduled Caste (SC) population is 470, representing approximately 25.6% of the total population. The Scheduled Tribe (ST) population is 31, representing approximately 1.7%.
Total population of Dubbaka Village and its people
According to Census 2011, Dubbaka has a total population of 1,839, including 903 males and 936 females. The village has 472 households. The sex ratio is 1,037 females per 1,000 males, reflecting a healthy gender balance in the community.
The population of Dubbaka can be broken down as follows:
903
Approximately 49.1% of the total population
936
Approximately 50.9% of the total population
165
80 boys & 85 girls | 8.97% of total population
472
Average of 3-4 members per household
1,037
Females per 1,000 males
1,062
Girls per 1,000 boys
Dubbaka has 984 literate residents and 855 illiterate residents. The overall literacy rate is 58.78%, with male literacy at 69.50% and female literacy at 48.41%.
In terms of social categories, the Scheduled Caste (SC) population is 470, representing approximately 25.6% of the total population. The Scheduled Tribe (ST) population is 31, representing approximately 1.7%.
Dubbaka has 900 total workers, including 763 main workers and 137 marginal workers. The occupational profile includes 222 cultivators, 299 agricultural labourers, 1 household industry worker, and 241 other workers. The village has 939 non-workers.
The local governing body of Dubbaka Village
Dubbaka is administered through the Dubbaka Gram Panchayat under the Ramannapet Mandal. The administrative structure includes Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District Administration, Bhongir Revenue Division, Ramannapet Mandal Administration, Dubbaka Gram Panchayat, and village-level ward administration.
The Gram Panchayat manages official records and implements government schemes at the village level. The Panchayat Records Incharge is responsible for maintaining all official documentation for village residents.
The Gram Panchayat of Dubbaka holds regular meetings, known as Gram Sabhas, where all villagers can participate in decision-making processes related to village development. These meetings provide a platform for residents to voice their concerns, propose projects and oversee the utilization of panchayat funds and resources.
With the active participation of the community, the Dubbaka Gram Panchayat has been instrumental in driving development initiatives such as the construction of community halls, installation of solar street lights, development of parks and playgrounds, and improvement of school infrastructure. The panchayat works closely with the Dubbaka Welfare Association and other organizations to ensure the holistic development of the village and the well-being of all its residents.
Sri. Gattu Narsimha
Head of the Gram Panchayat
Smt. K. Anitha
Deputy Head of the Gram Panchayat
Sri. M. Srinivas Goud
Administrative Head of the Panchayat
Sri. P. Narsimha Reddy
Ward Representative
Smt. G. Lakshmi
Ward Representative
Sri. T. Venkatesh
Ward Representative
Smt. B. Sunitha
Ward Representative
Sri. K. Ramesh
Ward Representative
Smt. M. Padma
Ward Representative
Sri. A. Suresh
Ward Representative
Smt. N. Kavitha
Ward Representative
Sri. D. Mahesh
Ward Representative
Smt. R. Anitha
Ward Representative
The key administrative officers serving Dubbaka Village and Ramannapet Mandal
Dubbaka Village is administered under the Ramannapet Mandal of Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District. The following administrative officers are responsible for the governance, development and welfare of the village and the surrounding mandal area.
Sri. Gattu Narsimha
Dubbaka Gram Panchayat
Sri. M. Srinivas Goud
Dubbaka Gram Panchayat
G. Jalandar Reddy
Ramannapet Mandal
V. Anji Reddy
Ramannapet Mandal
Sri V. Anjaneyulu
Ramannapet Mandal
Progress and aspirations for Dubbaka Village
Dubbaka is on a path of steady development and progress. The village has seen improvements in infrastructure, including better roads, reliable electricity, clean drinking water and enhanced communication networks. These developments have made life more convenient for residents and opened up new opportunities for economic growth.
The demographic profile of Dubbaka can be used for planning initiatives related to youth development, women's empowerment, education, employment, agriculture, sustainability, and social welfare. These focus areas help guide the community's development priorities and welfare programs.
Looking ahead, the vision for Dubbaka is one of sustainable growth and inclusive development. The community aims to improve healthcare facilities, create more employment opportunities, promote skill development and enhance the overall well-being of every resident. With the continued support of the Dubbaka Welfare Association and the collective efforts of the people, the future of Dubbaka Village is bright and promising.
Ramannapet Mandal, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District, Telangana
Paddy, Cotton, Maize & Pulses farming
Close-knit families with strong traditions
Growing focus on education & youth development
Active community welfare & support programs
Rich cultural traditions & festivals