Movva

Movva muvva
—  village  —
Coordinates
Country	India
State	Andhra Pradesh
District(s)	krishna
Nearest city	vijayawada
Parliamentary constituency	machilipatnam
Assembly constituency	pamarru
Population • Density	14,568 (2001[update]) • 583 /km2 (1,510 /sq mi)
Sex ratio	1000:1005 ♂/♀
Literacy	84.3%
Time zone	IST (UTC+05:30)
Area	5.21 square kilometres (2.01 sq mi)
Codes • Pincode • 521135 • Telephone • +08671

Movva is a village and Mandal in Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh, India. The place of temples. This is the birth place of the great lyricist "Kshetrayya" also known as "varadayya" who has written many songs on "lord Krishna". This is the education center of diviseema. 30% of the villagers are settled in US with higher education. The schools and colleges in Movva are:

1. mandal parishad boarding school
2. Lal Bahadur Shastri vidyalam
3. Sri mandava kanakayya Zilla parishad High school
4. Kshetrayya Government Junior college
5. Sri vemuri sundara ramayya Government Degree&P.G college

== 'Movva' is the surname of those belonging to many castes . People belonging to the Movva group are mostly from Krishna district, Guntur district Andhra Pradesh. The surname "Movva" is identified by the "Indian Bureau of Census" as a surname with more than 43,000 occurrences in India alone. Movva also ranks among the most common surnames within Andhra Pradesh. As many know, there are many well-known people who share this surname.Movva is very famous for temple of Lord Krisha popularly referred as "Movva Gopaludu".

Villages in Movva Mandal

The following is the list of villages in this Mandal. ^[1]

1. Avurupudi
2. Ayyanki
3. Barlapudi
4. Bhatla Penumarru
5. Chinnamuthvi
6. Gudapadu
7. Kaza
8. Kollapalem
9. Kosuru
10. Kuchipudi
11. Movva
12. Nidumolu
13. Palankipadu
14. Padarayuduthota
15. Pedamuttevi
16. Pedapudi
17. Pedasanagallu
18. Racharlapalem
19. Vemulamada
20. Yaddanapudi
21. Movvapalem
22. Narsampalem
23. Kondavaram
24. Mulapalem

References

1. ^ "Villages in Movva Mandal". http://www.krishna.gov.in/eldistrict2/htm/39.htm. Retrieved 2007-02-22.