Chandili

Chandili is a town and a notified area council in the Nuapada district in the Indian state of Odisha. It is located approximately 35 kilometers from the district headquarters of Nuapada. Chandili is known for its weekly market (haat) where local produce and goods are traded. The primary occupation of the people in and around Chandili is agriculture. The area is also known for its forest resources. Chandili falls under the Kalahandi Parliamentary constituency and the Nuapada Vidhan Sabha constituency.

Chandili is connected to other parts of Odisha via road. The nearest railway station is in Harishankar Road, approximately 20 kilometers away. The climate is generally hot and humid, with significant rainfall during the monsoon season.

The population of Chandili is predominantly tribal, with various tribal communities residing in the surrounding areas. The local language is Odia, with some tribal languages also spoken. Literacy rates in Chandili are lower than the state average.

Development initiatives have been undertaken in Chandili to improve infrastructure, education, and healthcare. However, challenges remain in addressing poverty and ensuring sustainable development.