Raniwal

Raniwal[1](राणीवाल)[2] is a village in Jaitaran tehsil of Pali District. It is situated 16 km away from sub-district headquarter Jaitaran (tehsildar office) and 101 km away from district headquarter Pali. As per 2009 stats, Ber Kalan is the gram panchayat of Raniwal village. This village is 21 km away from Bilara. As per administration this village comes in Jaitaran Tehsil. Most of the people here grow crops like moong, jowar, oilseed, cotton, wheat, millet etc. This village is facilitated with government school and hospital.Most of the people are farmer and they are depends upon farming. There are a big playground for sport. This Village[3][4] is near Jaipur Jodhpur State Highway 21. This village is 93 km far from Jodhpur District. This is a rural area, so most of the people here prefer to do farming.

Raniwal
राणीवाल
Village
Raniwal
Kesariya Kanwar ji temple in Raniwal
Raniwal
Location in Rajasthan, India
Raniwal
Raniwal (Rajasthan)
Coordinates: 26°14′02.1″N 73°51′19.5″E
Gram PanchayatBer Kalan
TehsilJaitaran Tehsil
DistrictPali
StateRajasthan
Country India
Government
  TypeGram Panchayat
  SarpanchDhapudi
Area
  Total1,601 ha (3,956 acres)
  Rural
1,601 ha (3,956 acres)
Dimensions
  Length4.2 km (2.6 mi)
  Width5.0 km (3.1 mi)
Elevation
345 m (1,132 ft)
Population
 (2011)
  Total3,570+
Languages
  VernacularMarwadi
  OfficialHindi
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
Pin Code
306302
Post Office
Raniwal
Telephone Code02939
ISO 3166 codeRJ-IN
Vehicle registrationRJ 22
Crops
Nearest CityBilara
Assembly constituencyJaitaran Assembly constituency
Lok Sabha constituencyRajsamand Lok Sabha constituency

Nearby Village

1. Garniya

2. Ber Kalan

3. Ber Khurd

4. Lototi

5. Jhak

6. Ramawas

7. Jajanwas

8. Prathvipura

9. Ramawas Khurd

10. Bhakar Washi

11. Kishan Nagar

12. Khejarla

13. Ransi gaon

14. Bilara

15. Ghodawat

16. Pichiyak

17. Khariya Mithapur

18. Ghana Mangra

19. Jaitaran

20. Borunda

21. Garniya

22. Birawas

23. Tilwasni

24. Chirdhani

25. Buchkalan

26. Bhawi

27. Khariya Aanawas

28. Rawniyana

29. Chokri

30. Sambariya

31. Tilwasni

32. Ghana Mangra

References


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