Kheda Pincodes

Gujarat, an Indian state, has the cities and municipalities of Kheda, often referred to as Kaira. It served as the Kheda district’s previous administrative center. Gujarat State’s Kheda District is the birthplace of  Vallabhbhai Patel, the country’s first deputy prime minister. The farming of tobacco is well-known in Kheda City. Mahemadavad Kheda Road railway station is the closest station. Ahmedabad Airport is the closest airport. “Kheda Bus Station” is the closest bus station.

History

The Sanskrit phrase Kshetra is where the name Kheda came from. In ancient literature, the name of the territory that surrounds the location is Khetaka. The town was also referenced from the 12th to the 17th century. Khetaka is mentioned as the name of the region in Ganapatha, one of the five books of Paṇini’s grammar. In the 133rd chapter of Padmapurana, it is also referred to as Divyanagar. Khetaka is mentioned as an administrative division in Maitraka dynasty copper-plates from the 7th and 8th centuries. It is also mentioned as a Brahmin dwelling and a town under Rashtrakuta administration in other copper-plates.

Demography

There were 27,000 people living in Kheda as of the 2001 India census. 52% of the population is male, while 48% is female. The average literacy rate in Kheda is 70%, which is higher than the 59.5% national average. The rate for men is 77%, and the rate for women is 63%. Thirteen percent of people in Kheda are younger than six years old.

Tourism

In Kheda, there is a single temple dedicated to Meldi Mata, which hosts an annual fair in February. For this occasion, almost 100,000 people travel to Kheda. There are several noteworthy locations, including the Jain temples in Somnath, Mankameshwar Mahadev, Mahalaxmi Mata Mandir, and Khediya Hanuman. The history of Haveli spans 250 years. A popular ancient Jain tirtha is Bhidbhanjan Amizara Jain Mota Derasar. Adjacent to the Hindu Siddhnath Mahadev Temple in Kheda Vitthalpura Village. In Kheda, There Are Plenty of Places to See.

Transport

Ahmedabad is located 35 km (22 mi) away from the city. Kheda is traversed by National Highway No. 48, formerly known as NH 8, which links Ahmedabad and Mumbai. Mahemadavad Kheda Road railway station is the closest station. There are local transporters and state buses available in every type.