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The Kamma community is a socially, economically, and politically dominant agricultural community primarily located in the Indian states of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and parts of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Historically known as warriors and agriculturalists during the Kakatiya and Vijayanagara periods, they are now prominent in business, farming, and politics, with a significant global diaspora.

Key Aspects of the Kamma Community:

Origin: Often associated with the Krishna River valley in coastal Andhra Pradesh, they historically acted as chieftains and warriors.

Dominance: Considered a forward community, they hold significant influence in the Telugu-speaking states.

Economic Impact: The community historically prioritized education and played a major role in the IT, agriculture, and business sectors.

Diaspora: Many members of the community have migrated to other countries, particularly the USA.

Culture & Marriage: They follow Hindu traditions and rituals, with a preference for endogamous marriage (marrying within their community).

Cultural Representation: Notable, the community is often associated with the legacy of the  Kakatiya dynasty, particularly Rani Rudrama Devi.

The community is highly organized, with groups like the Kamma Global Federation focusing on social, educational, and economic development.