Savarkundla Documentry Part 02 | Laadku Kundla | Amit Dhorda |

સાવરકુંડલા ના ઇતિહાસ માં સૌ પ્રથમ વાર કુંડ જેવડા કુંડલા ઉપર એક ડોક્યુમેન્ટરી ફિલ્મ અને સુંદર મજાનું ગીત અમિત ધોરડા તરફ થી સાવરકુંડલા ને ભેટ સ્વરૂપ માં આપવામાં આવે છે .. સાવરકુંડલા શહેર ની વિશેષતાઓ આ ડોક્યુમેન્ટરી ફોલ્મ માં બતાવી છે .. સાવરકુંડલાના તમામ મહાનુભાવો અને સ્નેહી જનો ના આશીર્વાદ થી આમોએ આ ફિલ્મ બનાવી છે .. સર્વે સાવરકુંડલા વાસીઓ ને જરૂર થી આ વિડિઓ જોઈ ને ગર્વ અનુભવાશે .. Singer & Concept - Amit Dhorda Videography - Hitesh Makvana Editing - Gunvant Trivedi Poem - Prakash Dhorada Background Music - Amit Dhorda Mixing and mastering - Kardamsharma Joshi ( Raabsa Music Lab Mumbai ) BLESSINGS FROM Navinchandrabhai Ravani Dhirubhai Dudhwala Baghabhai suchak Kirtibhai Ruparel Navnitbhai Gadhiya Hasubhai Suchak Girishbhai rajyaguru Chandreshbhai Ravani Ashwinbhai sagar Maheshbhai jayani Vipulbhai Unava J.P Ruparel Dilipbhai Suchak Rameshbhai Gadhiya Pintu bhai Vadera BHAISUKH Pandya Narayanbhai Kachadiya ( MP) Pratapbhai Khuman Pratapbhai Dhudhat ( MLA ) VV Vaghaisya Vinubhai Raval Dr Nalin Dholakiya Dr Ashok Israni Dr Bhaves Chaudhry Dr Vadera Dr Ladva Shri V.D. Kannkiya Arts Shri M.R. Sanghvi Commerce College Smt. V.D. Ghelani Mahila Arts College The city has the Industrial Training Institute Savarkundla[3] Shree Badhada Kelvani Mandal Sanchalit, Shri K. K. Virani Institute of Pharmacy and Research Center Shree G.M. Bilakhiya Arts college, Vanda Secondary schools include M.L Sheth English Medium School, St Thomas convent, V.D. Kannkia Arts and M.R. Sanghavi Commerce College, P H Banjara High School, J V Modi Highschool, S V Doshi Girls High School, Swaminarayan Gurukul Secondary and Higher Secondary School (Science -Gujarati Medium ) and K K High School. Savarkundla (sometimes stylised as Savar Kundla) is a city and a municipality in Amreli district in the Indian state of Gujarat. It is a twin city formed when the cities of Savar and Kundla merged. Savar Kundla is also the name of a Tehsil in Amreli district. There are 84 villages in this tehsil, Vanshiyali, Vanda, Gadhakda, Ramgadh, Vijpadi, Piyava, Juna Savar, Bhuva, Badhada, Vijayanagar, Likhala, Mota Zinzuda, Nana Zinzuda, Vadal, Khadsali, Nesadi, Kanatalav, Oliya, Charkhadiya, Gordka, Bhokarva, Bhenkara, Navagam, Luvara, Dhajdi, Amrutvel. Demographics According to the 2011 census, Savarkundla had a population of 78,354. Males constituted 52% of the population and females 48%. 11% of the population was under 6 years of age. Blacksmith (Luhar) is the largest community. This is due to iron industries like weighing scales and tools. Several other communities also abide there. Geography Savarkundla is situated on the southern Saurashtra plateau. It is an area of hilly terrain. Ground water table is very low. The water contains a high level of total dissolved solids along with excess levels of sodium and phosphate. The water extracted from bore-wells is hot. The Navli river flows from south to north during the monsoon season. Economy Savarkundla is known for producing weighing scales. One third of its total population is connected to this industry. It is the only manufacturer of mechanical weighing scales in India. It is emerging as an assembly hub for electronic weighing scales.[1] Savarkundla is active in agriculture, producing fruit such as Gwawa (Jamfal), and vegetables. Cotton and groundnut are the main crops. Rain is the main source of irrigation. In 2009, a bio-waste power project was developed by Amreli Power Project Ltd. of 10 MWe capacity. Savarkundla has no GIDC. Education Savarkundla has a literacy rate of 75%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 85%, and female literacy is 60%. Three educational institutions are affiliated to Saurashtra University Notables Shri Morarji Desai, former Prime Minister of India attended the then Kundla school (now J V Modi High School . His father served in the same school as a teacher. Culture Darbargadh, a building in Savarkundla, is believed to be made by Jogidas Khuman, whose village, Ambardi, is 15 km from Savarkundla and is also known as 'Jogidas Khuman's Ambardi'. Multiple examples of cultural groups within Ambardi (e.g., Malani, Chodavadiya and Sabhaya). Savarkundla is also famous for its herbal fireworks. On the night of Diwali, people from both Savar and Kundla gather on the riverfront and throw handmade fireworks, called "Ingoriya", to the opposite side. These fireworks are made by stuffing explosives inside the fruits of the Ingoriya tree. Traditionally, a fight between the two native cultural groups follows.