Village history traces back to antiquity. Archaeological evidence suggests that this region was inhabited by early human communities, leaving behind remnants of their existence. Pottery shards, tools, and ancient structures bear witness to the footsteps of those who tilled the land and built their lives here. During the medieval period, Village was part of the various dynasties. The Kakatiya dynasty, known for its architectural marvels and irrigation systems, held sway over this land. Yellikal’s cultural heritage flourished through vibrant festivals, folk songs, and rituals. The rhythmic beats of the dappu (a traditional drum) echoed during harvest celebrations. There are primary schools, Upper Primary School and High School and literacy rate is 47%. The streets and houses surroundings are neat and clean. Villagers attend colleges in the nearest town Kalwakurthy. There is a Health Sub-center. Transport connectivity is through public transport (Buses) and private transport (Autos).