Sardarwadi is a village in Nilanga tehsil, Latur district of Maharashtra, India. It is a small village with a population of around 500 to 600 people. It is near to Kasar Balkunda, around 10 kilometers from Basavakalyan in Bidar District. It belongs to Marathwada region. It belongs to Aurangabad Division. It is located 42 km towards South from District headquarters Latur. 494 km from State capital Mumbai.Sardarwadi Pin code is 413607 and postal head office is Kasarsirsi.
Sardarwadi | |
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village | |
Coordinates: 18°06′58″N 76°45′09″E / 18.11611°N 76.75250°E | |
Country | India |
State | Maharashtra |
District | Latur |
Taluka | Nilanga |
Languages | |
• Official | Marathi and English |
• Other | Hindi and Kannada |
Time zone | UTC+5:30 (IST) |
PIN | 413607 |
History
editBefore the formation of Latur district, Sardarwadi was the part of Bidar district, But it belonged to the Nilanga Tehsil. The Nilanga Tehsil was in Bidar District. After the formation of new Latur district On 16 August 1982, it became part of the Latur District.
History of Sardarwadi
editDuring the Nizam rule this village was adopted by Nizam Sardar. At that time it was a small place where only 5-6 houses were present and known as "Wadi". After the formation of Kasar Balkunda grampanchayat the name has changed to Sardarwadi because of adapting Saradwadi by the Nizam Sardar. The major families present in Sardarwadi are Sardarwadikar, More, Chapale and Patil.
There is no grampanchayat exist in this village. The grampanchayat is subordinated to Kasar Balkunda village which is near about 3 km away from village. Kasar Balkunda is a consolidated grampanchayat of 4-5 neighbour villages around it.
Culture and festivals
editSardarwadi is located near the boundary of Karnataka, and thus one finds a combination of cultural influence from both Karnataka and Maharashtra. All the festivals celebrated in Karnataka are celebrated in this village. Every year people celebrate Granthaparayan for a week, with people gathering to sings hymns (Bhajans) and Kirtans. People have been celebrating traditional festivals like Diwali, Pola, Velamavasya, Ganeshotsava.
The traditional system of marriage ceremony is a combination of Maharashtra and Karnataka marriage system.
Education
editThere is one Zilla Parishad school in Sardarwadi. Previously there was very few people was educated in this village. Now the rate of literacy is increased. Now people are giving value to education.
Temples
editThere is one Hanuman temple in Sardarwadi at the entrance of the village. Besides of Hanuman temple there is one small Laxmi Temple. For each and every year people celebrates Akhand Harinam saptah for a seven days with full devotion to the god. All the people contributes in that by all the way they can. Many Sages and peoples from the all over Maharashtra contributes in that.
Demographics
editThe major languages spoken in the Sardarwadi are Marathi, Hindi, and Kannada. The official language used are Marathi and English. Before 1962 the official language was Urdu because this place was under the Hyderabad institution. The constituency of Sardarwadi is Ausa Vidhan sabha for MLA election and for MP belongs to Latur.
Farming
editTwo types of soil are found here, Black Clay and Red Clay type soil.
The major crops are sorghum, tur, sugarcane, soybean, bajra, paddy, and corn.