Ranjangaon Mashid

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Ranjangaon Mashid

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रांजणगाव मशीद

  village  
Coordinates
Country India
State Maharashtra
District(s) Ahmadnagar
Parliamentary constituency Ahmednagar
Assembly constituency Parner
Time zone IST (UTC+05:30)

Ranjangaon Mashid (Marathi: रांजणगाव मशीद), is a village in Parner taluka in Ahmednagar district of state of Maharashtra, India.[1]

Religion

Majority of the village dwellers are Marathas along with smaller communities of Buddhists, Marwadis with few poulation of Muslims. Many peoples are found Bhill tribal community in middle of village.

Economy

The majority of the population has farming as their primary occupation. Trade is mostly dependent on farming of cash crops & milk .

See also

Railway : Ranjangoan railway station is connected to cities like Shrigonda, Nagar, Daund & directly connected from Ahmednagar through passenger trains. There are daily passenger shuttle services between Ahmednagar to Ranjangaon.

Road : Ranjangaon is connected to Supa(Road is not in Good condition ignored because of politics), it is one of the primary destinations on this Nagar-Pune highway. Ranjangaon is directly connected with Shrigonda, Shirur, Parner & Nagar Taluka.

Late Ankush Javak was a Legendary Soldier of Village. Subhedar Prataprao Deshmukh is a first military soldier from village & he participated in 1971 war against Pakistan.

A popular location of Village are; Muktabai Temple, Hanuman Temple, Sawata Mali Temple Dhadgevadi,Munjoba Temple, Gunmal, Lake 1, Lake 2, Railway Station, Kumjai,bhairavnath temple.

School : Shree Shivaji Vidhyalaya. There are two residential schools being established in the Village. It is more than thirty years old, and is known for its high quality education.

Key People Deshmukh, Bankar,Sabale, Kale, Shinde, Yadav - Ikade, Gaikwad _ Gadhave, lonkar are some common families in Village. Every important decision about village is taken by Advise of all people from last few days. Before this condition is something different.

References

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