Coal Mining Industry Hub, Governance, and Location Information

Bellampalli, a town, Mandal and Mandal Panchayat in Telangana’s Mancherial district Mandal Code: 04350, serves as the municipal and mandal headquarters of the Bellampalli revenue division, Bellampalli is a legislative assembly constituency in Telangana. The town is well known for its extensive Singareni coal mines, which have driven its rapid growth since the first mine opened in 1936. It supplies coal to major industries and power plants across the region, contributing significantly to local and regional development. Established in 1987, Bellampalle Municipality spans 35.06 km² and administers 32 election wards.

Bellampalli's Geographical Profile and Strategic Location 

Bellampalli Town lies at 19°04’32’’ north latitude and 79°29’17’’ east longitude. It is positioned along the broad-gauge railway connecting Delhi and Hyderabad. The town is also located on the Hyderabad–Chanda State Highway (NH363), approximately 300 km away. Due to its strategic rail and road links, Bellampalli serves as an important transit point for travelers and goods in the region.

Bellampalli’s Railway Connectivity Links and Administrative Boundaries 

Bellampalli is situated on the Grand Trunk railway line, a key route connecting Delhi and Chennai, with the Bellampalli Railway Station (BPA) serving as an important stop within the South Central Railway network. The town is part of Telangana’s Mancherial district and shares its borders with the state of Maharashtra. Administratively, Bellampalli is an SC-reserved Assembly constituency falling under the Peddapalle Lok Sabha constituency. The constituency comprises several mandals, including Kasipet, Tandur, Bellampalle, Nennal, Bhimini, and Vemanpalle.