Some of Our Villages / Towns / Cities
Hereunder you will find a list of villages / town / cities of Gujarat from where most of our roots come from. A number of such places might have been left out. But the list gives an insight and a challenge for us and the new generation to find out more about the journey from where we have begun.
Some of the Villages and Towns / Cities of Gujarat- our ancestral roots. Do you belong to any of them? In which districts of Gujarat are they? Try and find out about its origin and development.
1. Aat |
17. Dhoran-Pardi |
33. Kapletha |
49. Munsad |
65. Sijvad |
2. Ambheti |
18. Dambher |
34. Kumbhar Faria |
50. Navsari |
66. Satem |
3. Amalsad |
19. Eru |
35. Karadi Matwad |
51. Nalod Bigri |
67. Tundi |
4. Ambada |
20. Gadat |
36. Khar Varsh |
52. Niol |
68. Vagheswar |
5. Amri |
21. Gandevi |
37. Kaliawadi |
53. Padgha |
69. Vaghrech |
6. Bardoli |
22. Guneshwell |
3 8. Kalad |
54. Pethan |
70. Vankaner |
7. Bardoli Kharwas |
23. Gara |
39. Ladvi |
55. Purwada |
71. Vanesa Pisad |
8. Bodali |
24. Hond |
40. Lilapore |
56. Rampur Kharvasa |
72. Vesma |
9. Bili |
25. Jalalpore |
41. Lingad |
57. Rethvania |
73. Vedchha |
10. Bilimora |
26. Jamanya |
42. Lankhanpore |
58. Rumla |
74. Variaw |
11. Bamanvel |
27. Karchelia |
43. Matwad |
59. Sarbhon Vadoli |
75. Vanz |
12. Chikhli |
28. Kasbapar |
44. Mota Varachha |
60. Simalgam |
76. Valsad( Bulsar) |
13. Degam |
29. Kataargam |
45. Machhya Vasan |
61. Soyani |
77. Vapi |
14. Delwada Vadoli |
30. Kachholi |
46. Maroli |
62. Supa |
78. Vyara |
15. Desra |
31. Khoj Pardi |
47. Maroli Bazaar |
63. Supa Kurel |
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16. Dhamdachha |
32. Kharel |
48. Madhi |
64. Surat |
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As it is said, stagnant water becomes stale or foul. Similarly, if we as an individual or a family or a Samaj, becomes stagnant then our development or advancement will become sluggish and dull.
So, let us not remain behind. From the humble village of our ancestors, we have moved for a better way of life and hence, let us march forward and make the whole world our home and our family- hky^ ¥ h Ly $ Vy $ çbL „$
Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam( from“ vasudha”, the earth;“ iva”, is; and“ kutumbakam”, family), a Sanskrit phrase that means that the whole world is one single family.
The concept originates in the Vedic scripture Maha Upanishad( Chapter 6, Verse 72):
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ayam bandhurayam neti ganana laghuchetasam udaracharitanam tu vasudhaiva kutumbakam.
Only the narrow-minded discriminates saying: one person is related to me and another is not. For broad-minded, the entire world constitutes but a family.
Ambalal Balubhai Mistry Birmingham
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