Local businesses in Nizamabad
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 11
- Sai Ram Tiffins; Shahdab Tiffin Centre; Star Hotel; Shathavahana; heavenly; nikhil sai international; vamshee international; Telangana Hotel
- Clothing shops: 21
- H.GANGARAM SHOOPING MALL; KISAN CLOTH EMPORIUM; Live(in); Look; Mens Touch; Picture Palace; Polo; ROB; Spyker; White House
- Jewellers: 2
- Srinivasa Jewellers; joyallukas
- Supermarkets: 9
- Pawan Sai; Ashoka Super Market; Pavan sai supermarket; Prem Super market; Vaagdevi Supermarket; Vandana Supermarket; More
- Salons and beauty shops: 2
- Kapila
- Clinics: 14
- Urban Primary Health Centre, Arsapally; Urban Primary Health Centre, Chandrashekernagar Colony; Urban Primary Health Centre, Dubba; Urban Primary Health Centre, Gouthamnagar; Urban Primary Health Centre, Malapally; srimukhi skin hair & laser clinic; Bhagyodaya Clinic; Lakshmi Ramana Clinic; Urban Primary Health Centre, Seetharamnagar; Skin Clinic
- Schools: 10
- vasavi high school; Shankar Bhavan school; haricharan school; Geethanali high School; Prathibha high school; Shankarbhavan school; St.Francis De'sales High School; Vignan High School; Nalandha High school; Nalandha high school
Nizamabad facts
- District
- Nizamabad district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 3,11,152 (2,88,722 in 2001)
- Area
- about 42.9 sq km, about 395 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 505301 (Nizamabad), 503001 (Nizamabad), 503003 (Nizamabad RS)
- Places nearby
- Nizamabad Fort (historic site, 2 km), Neelakantheswara Temple (Hindu temple, 3 km)
- Local economy
- Nizamabad's economy rests largely on industries and private businesses. For many families the main income is from government jobs or from relatives working in the Gulf countries.
- Culture and food
- Nizamabad's culture grew under the patronage of the Nizams. Hindus and Muslims live side by side and celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, Eid ul-Fitr and Eid al-Adha. Telugu and Urdu are the main languages.
- History
- Nizamabad was known as Indur in olden times and was ruled by the Rashtrakutas in the 8th century. It was later named Nizamabad after the title Nizam ul-Mulk.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.