Rajanna Sircilla (రాజన్న సిరిసిల్ల) is a district in Telangana, India, with its administrative headquarters at Sircilla. Created in 2016 during the state’s district reorganisation, it is known for textile production and the pilgrimage town of Vemulawada. Its landscape includes busy weaving settlements, agricultural villages and irrigated farmland.
Telugu is the main language, and local culture reflects Telangana’s festivals, religious traditions and weaving heritage. Powerloom weaving and related trades are important sources of employment, alongside farming, commerce and services. Bathukamma and Bonalu feature in community life. The Sri Raja Rajeshwara Swamy Temple at Vemulawada is a major religious landmark, drawing pilgrims from across the region.
Common civic concerns include stable livelihoods for weavers, textile-sector support, agricultural irrigation and reliable drinking water. Residents also care about roads, drainage, sanitation, healthcare and education. Managing pilgrim traffic and public facilities in Vemulawada, improving employment opportunities and ensuring balanced development across towns and villages are recurring local priorities.