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Medak, located in Telangana, is known for its historic Medak Fort and its agricultural landscape, particularly the cultivation of paddy, cotton, and sunflower. The district has a rich history and was once an important administrative center during the Qutb Shahi and Nizam rule. Medak is also famous for its Medak Cathedral, one of the largest churches in India, reflecting its colonial heritage and the presence of Christianity in the region. The district's economy is largely based on agriculture, supported by the irrigation systems from the Nagarjuna Sagar and Singur dams. Medak has a predominantly rural population, with some urban growth centered around the town of Medak. The district celebrates a range of festivals, including Sankranti, Bonalu, and Ramzan, showcasing the cultural diversity of the area. Textile weaving and handicrafts are local industries that contribute to the district?s economy. Medak is also known for its rural tourism potential, with several historical sites and temples attracting visitors. The district?s growing infrastructure and improved connectivity with Hyderabad are helping it to develop economically.