Turmamidi  Turmamidi or Thormamidi is a village in Vikarabad district, in the Indian state of Telangana. It is located in the Bantwaram Mandal of the Vikarabad revenue division and borders the Chincholi Taluk of Karnataka. This village has a population of 5,775. Its residents speak Telugu, Urdu and Kannada. It is located from Tandur and west of Hyderabad. Buses connect this village to Zaheerabad, Tandur and Vikarabad. The nearest railway station, at Kohir is away. Named after a huge mango tree, that had a gaping hole in its huge trunk, the village that borders Karnataka, has a two-hundred year old temple of Sri Venkateswara, whose idol was unearthed from a farm a kilometre away and consecrated outside the village. The deity, being carted by village leaders, refused to enter the village gate, still existing in a partial form. The annual is held on Chaitra Pournima (full Moon Day) corresponding to about April. Nearby is Ambrameneswar, five km away nestled in a hillock, where the annual fair is held on last Monday of Sravan. A sugar factory set up in late 60s still survives. Buses From Tandur to Turmamidi:6.20 16.20  Buses from Zahirabad to Turmaamidi: 8.50 13.30 16.30 20.30   Buses from Zahirabad to Maniarpally near Thormamidi: 630 830 1030 1430 1630 1830 2100  There is a bus from Vikarabad to Turmamidi via Bantwaram