Description:
The DARAPALLE name derives from the Telugu word 'darpalli,' meaning 'stone heap.' The DARAPALLEs are a Telugu-speaking community found in the states of Telangana and Andhra Pradesh in southern India. The DARAPALLEs are agriculturalists who grow rice, sugarcane, and other crops. They are also cattle herders and traders. The DARAPALLEs are Hindu and follow the Hindu religion. They have a traditional caste system and are considered to be a lower caste. The DARAPALLEs have a strong cultural identity and are proud of their traditions. The DARAPALLEs are also known for their colorful traditional costumes.
