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Yadurwadi is a village situated at the banks of the Krishna River in Belagavi district in the southern state of Karnataka, India. Sugarcane is a main source of income for the people here. Farmers also grow soybeans in the monsoon season and wheat in the winter season. Yadurwadi is the part of Yadur Gram Panchayat. Neighbouring villages are Chandur, Shahapur, Khotwadi, Hale Yadur, Hosa Yadur and Khidrapur[1]
Yadurwadi
Yadurwadi | |
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Village | |
Coordinates: 16°35.8′N 74°40.8′E / 16.5967°N 74.6800°E | |
Country | India |
Population (2011) | |
• Total | 2,456 |
Area code | 08338 |
Transportation
editRoad
editThe village is about 1.5 kilometres (0.93 mi) from State Highway 12. There are both public and private buses running on State Highway 12. The village has direct bus to Chikodi every two hours during the daytime.
Railway
editNear by railway stations are at Raibag Miraj and Ugar.
Air
editAir travel is available from nearby airports at Belagavi, Hubli, and Kolhapur.
"Laxmi Jatre" The village fair
editEvery year at the end of May or in June, Goddess Laxmi Devi Jatre Is celebrated for two days. Friday is the main Day of the Jatre, People enjoy mango juice On Jatre Days.
Events In Jatre
editTuesday
editAkshata On Goddess Laxmi.
Friday
editMorning 11.00 AM Naivedde. Night 10.00 PM Pallakki.
Saturday
editMorning 9.00 AM Sharayattu. Evening 04.30 PM Jangi Kusti
Krishna River
editThe village is situated on the banks of Krishna River One of the India's largest river and therefore never faces any water scarcity.
CROPS
edit1.Sugar Cane 2.Soyabean 3.All types of vegetables 4.Bengal Gram 5. Hesar Kalu 4.Udad
Flood
editYadurwadi is surrounded by the Krishna River from all four sides. During monsoon season the water level rises in the river. In the year (2019), & 2021 Due to heavy flood 50 % of village affected by flood water. 60 % of the village was evacuated. In 2005, a monsoon caused heavy flooding and the village was fully surrounded by water. People were unable to go out from the village. But water never entered inside the village and Village remained safe.
References
edit- ^ Village Directory, 2001 Census of India