Jogulamba Gadwal (జోగులాంబ గద్వాల్) is a district in southern Telangana, India, bordering Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Its administrative headquarters is Gadwal town. The district is known for Gadwal handloom saris and the Jogulamba temple at Alampur, an important Hindu pilgrimage destination near the Tungabhadra River.
Telugu is the main language, while proximity to neighbouring states adds to the district’s cultural mix. Agriculture, weaving, trade and services support local livelihoods. Gadwal saris, noted for their contrasting borders and intricate craftsmanship, are central to its identity. Major landmarks include Gadwal Fort and Alampur’s historic Navabrahma temples, which reflect the region’s architectural and religious heritage.
Common civic concerns include dependable irrigation and drinking water, road maintenance, sanitation, healthcare and access to quality education. Farmers care about crop prices and agricultural support, while weaving households need reliable earnings and market access. Heritage conservation, visitor facilities and balanced development between towns and villages are also relevant local priorities.