From gold mines to wind power, Ramagiri stands a witness to fluctuating fortunes
The New Indian Express Anantapur|December 19, 2024
RAMAGIRI mandal of the erstwhile Anantapur district was once a thriving hub of opportunity. Known initially for its gold mines and later as a pioneer of wind energy in the region, the small town has experienced both, the highs of innovation and the lows of industrial collapse.
CP VENUGOPAL @Anantapur

Today, it stands as a poignant reminder of how rapidly fortunes can change.

The Golden Era Ramagiri's story began with its famed gold mines, which provided livelihoods to hundreds of local workers. Villagers flocked to the area, eager to partake in its promise of economic prosperity. However, by the 1980s, the mines were shut down, and many employees were relocated to the Kolar Gold Fields (KGF). Others accepted voluntary retirement or moved away, leaving the town's golden identity behind. Despite the shift, Ramagiri continues to be remembered as the land of 'Ramagiri Gold Mines'.

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