Mulshi taluka
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Mulshi taluka | |
|---|---|
 Location of Mulshi in Pune district in Maharashtra | |
| Country |  India |
| State | Maharashtra |
| District | Pune |
| Government | |
| • Baramati Loksabha | Supriya Sule |
| Population (2011) | |
| • Tehsil | 171,006 |
| • Urban | 25,633 |
Taluka Bhor is a taluka in Maval subdivision of Pune district of state of Maharashtra in India. Mulshi consists of Pune Metropolitan Region & Villages.
Demographics
[edit]Mulshi taluka has a population of 171,006 according to the 2011 census. Mulshi had a literacy rate of 78.34% and a sex ratio of 899 females per 1000 males. 23,041 (13.47%) are under 7 years of age. 25,633 (14.99%) lived in urban areas. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes make up 10.58% and 4.34% of the population respectively.[3]
At the time of the 2011 Census of India, 88.69% of the population in the district spoke Marathi, 5.02% Hindi, 1.22% Kannada and 1.03% Lambadi as their first language.[2]
Pune Metropolitan Region & Villages in Mulshi taluka
[edit]- Adgaon (Mulshi)
- Admal
- Akole (Mulshi)
- Amarale Wadi
- Ambadwet
- Ambarwet
- Ambavane
- Ambegaon (Mulshi)
- Andeshe
- Andgaon
- Andhale
- Asade
- Barpe Bk.
- Bavadhan BK
- Belawade (Pune Metropolitan Region)
- Bembatmal
- Bhadas Bk.
- Bhalgudi
- Bhambarde
- Bhare
- Bharekarwadi
- Bhegadewadi
- Bhode
- Bhoini
- Bhoirwadi (Pune Metropolitan Region)
- Bhugaon
- Bhukum
- Botarwadi
- Chale (Mulshi)
- Chande (Mulshi)
- Chandivali (Mulshi)
- Chikhalgaon
- Chikhali Bk.
- Chinchwad
- Dakhane
- Darawali
- Dasave
- Dattawadi
- Dattwadi
- Davaje
- Devghar
- Dhadawali
- Dhamanohol
- Disali
- Dongargaon (Mulshi)
- Ekole
- Gadale
- Gavadewadi
- Ghotavade
- Ghutake
- Godambewadi
- Hinjawadi (Pune Metropolitan Region)
- Hadashi
- Hotale
- Hulavalewadi
- Jambe (Mulshi)
- Jamgaon (Mulshi)
- Jatede
- Jawal (Mulshi)
- Kalamshet
- Karmoli
- Kasar Amboli
- Kasarsai
- Kashig
- Katar Khadak
- Katavadi
- Kemasewadi
- Khamboli
- Kharavade
- Khechare
- Khubawali
- Kolavade
- Kolawali
- Koloshi (Mulshi)
- Kolwan
- Kondhawale
- Kondhur
- Kule (Mulshi)
- Kumbhori
- Lavale
- Lavharde
- Maded
- Mahalunge
- Majgaon (Mulshi)
- Male (Mulshi)
- Malegaon (Mulshi)
- Man (Mulshi)
- Maranewadi
- Marunji
- Materewadi (Mulshi)
- Morewadi
- Mose Kh.
- Mugaon
- Mugavade
- Mukaiwadi
- Mulkhed
- Mulshi Kh.
- Muthe
- Maan, Pune (Pune Metropolitan Region)
- Nande
- Nandgaon
- Nandivali
- Nanegaon (Mulshi)
- Nere (Mulshi)
- Nive (Mulshi)
- Padalghar
- Padalgharwadi
- Palase (Mulshi)
- Patharshet
- Paud
- Peth Shahapur
- Pimpaloli
- Pimpri
- Pomgaon
- Punawale
- Ravade
- Rihe
- Saiv Kh
- Sakhari (Mulshi)
- Saltar
- Sambhave
- Satesai
- Savargaon
- Share
- Shedani
- Shileshwar
- Shindewadi
- Shirvali
- Sus
- Tail Baila
- Tamhini Bk
- Tata Talav
- Tathawade
- Tav
- Temghar
- Uravade
- Vadgaon
- Valane
- Vandre (Mulshi)
- Vede
- Vegre (Mulshi)
- Visakhar
- Vitthalwadi (Mulshi)
- Wadavali (Mulshi)
- Wajale
- Walen
- Warak (Mulshi)
- Watunde
- Wakad
See also
[edit]References
[edit]
Wikivoyage has a travel guide for Mulshi.
- ^ "Table C-01 Population by Religion: Maharashtra". censusindia.gov.in. Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India. 2011.
- ^ a b "Table C-16 Population by Mother Tongue: Maharashtra". censusindia.gov.in. Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India.
- ^ "District Census Hand Book – Pune" (PDF). Census of India. Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India.
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