A village mother goddess in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, associated with protection from smallpox, cholera, and other epidemics. Worshipped with neem leaves, turmeric, and annual festivals involving fire walking. Often represented by a stone idol under a neem tree.
Often represented by a stone idol under a neem tree. Anthropomorphic form: seated on lion or standing, holding trishula and neem leaves. Motherly, protective expression.