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Korutla municipality is second largest town and revenue division in the Jagtial district in the Indian state of Telangana. It is a historical town ruled by Jain Kings and second largest town in Jagtial district. It is the headquarters of Koratla constituency. It is located about 23 kilometres (14 mi) from the district headquarters Jagtial. It’s 205 km. far from Hyderabad, 69 Km. far from Karimnagar and 76 Km. far from Nizamabad.

Korutla Municipality covers an area of 34.12 square kilometers (13.17 square miles), at an elevation of 287 meters (942 ft).

It is believed that Korutla has its name during Nizam’s era, previously known as Koravattu.The great story of korutla was revealed by old stone inscription (shilashasanam), written in 1042-1068 A.D was found in the holy pond (koneru) of korutla. As per the writings and opinions of people here, korutla has got thousands of years of history. 100 decades ago it was ruled by great kings of Jainas, Kalyanis, Chalukyas, Vemulawada Chalukyas and Rastrakutas.

In the era of Jaina’s it was called “Koravattu”. As the days were passing, it changed to “Koravatlu”, “Koratlu”, and finally changed to present name Korutla. In Telugu it is written as Korutla, but in English it is written both as “Korutla” and “Koratla”. Another belief is that the people (Sages and Saints) belong to the tribe of “Koravattu”, used to live here and performed their devotional activities in this place.

As of 2011 Indian census, Korutla had an estimated population of 66,504 But approximately in 2018 the population is 85,000. The gender split is 50 percent male, 50 percent female. The Literacy rate is 60 percent—approximately equal to the national average of 59.5 percent. Male literacy is 69 percent, and female literacy is 51 percent. 14% of the population is under six years old.