Sarsavani

Sarsavani is a village located in the Mahemdavad Taluka of Kheda district, Gujarat, India.

Sarsavani
Coordinates: 22.905422°N 72.869326°E / 22.905422; 72.869326
Country India
StateGujarat
Government
 • TypeGrampanchayat
 • BodySarsavani Grampanchayat
Elevation
37 m (121 ft)
Population
 • Total5,000
Languages
 • OfficialGujarati, Hindi
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
387430
Telephone code02694
Vehicle registrationGJ-07
Nearest cityAhmedabad
Lok Sabha constituency17-Kheda district
Vidhan Sabha constituency117-Mahemdavad
Websitewww.saraswani.com

Demographics

It has a population of approximately 5,000 people.

Geography

Sarasavani village is situated on the banks of the Vatrak River. Sarsavani is located within Mahemdavad Taluka in the Kheda District of Gujarat State, India, 28 km east from district headquarters Kheda, 17 km from Mahemdavad, 32 km from Nadiad and 50 km from state capital Gandhinagar.

Nearby villages include Sarasavani Haladarvas (3 km), Satrunda (3 km), Aklacha (3 km), Karoli (3 km), Kothipura (3 km), Bharkunda (4 km), Ghodasar (8 km), Rinchol (9 km), Sihunj (10 km), and Chhipadi (17 km). Sarsavani is surrounded by Kathlal Taluka towards the east, Mahemdavad Taluka and Kheda Taluka towards the west, and Nadiad Taluka towards the south.

Mahemdavad, Nadiad, Kheda, and Kapadvanj are cities near Sarsavani.

Panorama view of riverbank of Vatrak at Sarsavani

Weather and Climate

Summer day temperatures in Sarsavani are between 32 °C and 46 °C.

Average temperatures

January is 21 °C, February is 23 °C, March is 28 °C, April is 32 °C, May is 36 °C.

Panchayat Information
  • Sarsavani Panchayat Code: 1113001046
  • Sarsavani Village Code: 1113001046001
  • The Panchayat Sarsavani the local name and reference number of the government of India (code) is 162,015.
  • According to the 2011 census the total population of the village is 5,000; 2,584 men and 2,416 women.
  • 17 - Kheda district under a parliamentary constituency of Lok Sabha constituencies district mahemadavada
  • 117 - Parliamentary Assembly mahemadavada taluka of Kheda district constituency seats

Economy

Sarsavani's chief occupations are farming, animal husbandry, and farm labor. Crops farmed include corn, millet, cotton, castor, pigeon pea, green bean, watermelon, cantaloupes, bottle gourds, tobacco, potatoes, onions, cotton, garlic, chilies, sorghum, kenaf, finger millet, and foxtail millet. Dairy facilities are also available.

Amenities

The village primary school is in the village center (Panchayat house).

School and Colleges
  1. Anganvadi
  2. Balarka Vidya Vihar Higher Secondary School.
  3. Ravishankar Maharaj Primary School.
  4. J S Ayurved Maha Vidyalaya -Nadiad.
  5. M. D. Shah Commerce & B. D. Patel Arts College- Mahudha
  6. Jeevan Shilp Education Trust, M.p. Patel College Of Pharmacy- Kapadwanj
  7. Shree Seva Sangh, Pandva Sanchalit, Hari Om Pharmacy College- Ambav; Thasra
  8. Kheda Arts and Commerce College- Kheda

Notable people
  • Ravi Shankar Maharaj, independence activist and social worker, was born in Radhu Village (1884–1984).
  • Sarsavani Milk Producers Co-Op Society
  • Temple of Bala mata
  • A bridge of Ravishankar Maharaj native village sarasavani to the road connecting haladharvas village.
  • A bridge of Ravishankar Maharaj native village sarasavani to the road connecting haladharvas village.
  • Ravishankar Maharaj Primary School.
  • Bank of the Vatrak river (Moto aro) at Sarsavani
  • Holi Festival celebration at Bala Mata Sarsavani
  • Holi Festival celebration at Bala Mata Sarsavani
  • Navratri Festival celebration at Sarsavani Bazar
  • New water tank working progress
  • Playing cricket on the bank of the Vatrak River
  • Ravishankar Maharaj Primary School.
  • Sarsavani Bazar viewed from Bala Mata Temple
  • Sarsavani old water tank
  • Sarsavani water tank work progress..
  • Vatrak river in the evening
  • Vatrak river in the evening
  • Vatrak river in the morning
  • Vatrak river in the morning
  • Vatrak river in the morning
  • Vatrak river in the morning
  • Vatrak river in the morning- rainy season
  • Vatrak river in the morning- rainy season

References
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