People living here are mostly from Hindu and Muslim communities and there is also presence of Jain communities. Village is physically divided in various small areas called "Faliyas" in local language. The main Faliyas include Busa Faliya, Dev faliya, Ranavas, Ramji mandir, Adhibagh, Charbagh, Nani Bhagol, Timba Faliya, Rabarivad, Nagarwada, Popat Sheri, Machhivad and Bhatt Sheri.
The town is also famous for its bands, which are mostly active in local ceremonies as well as in ceremonies held in nearby villages. The bands include Shamshad Band, Bashir Band, Makbul Nizami Band, Hindustan Band, and Master Kalu Band. The town is also known for Kotha, a sour fruit similar to a fig.
There are many temples on the bank of Narmada river, some of them are Ramji Mandir (Ganesh Mandir), Bhandareshvar Temple, Sai Baba Temple, Hanumanji Temple, Rohineshvar Temple, and Krashneshvar Temple. It is also near Angareshwar Mahadev temple at Malsar. There are many old and historical Derasar in the town as well. Another newly constructed beautiful Derasar sits on the bank of river Narmada. Two old historical bridges also present here, which are said to be constructed under the guidance of Sayajirao Gaekwad III the former King of Vadodara and it is known as "Jhulto Pool" which means swinging bridge.
A narrow-gauge railway line connects Sinor with Karjan (NH8) and proceeds from there to Dabhoi.
The town is quoted as the birthplace of the main character in a fiction titled Sita's Curse[1] by Sreemoyee Piu Kundu.
Currently, Malsar-Asha bridge is under construction at Malsar near Sinor.
ReferencesEdit
^Piu Kundu, Sreemoyee (2014). Sita's Curse. Hachette India. p. 11. ISBN9789350097809.
sinor, gujarat, this, article, needs, additional, citations, verification, please, help, improve, this, article, adding, citations, reliable, sources, unsourced, material, challenged, removed, find, sources, news, newspapers, books, scholar, jstor, september, . This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Sinor Gujarat news newspapers books scholar JSTOR September 2014 Learn how and when to remove this template message Sinor also called Shinor formerly Senapur Sainyapur is a small town in Vadodara District Gujarat India Situated on the banks of River Narmada it is known as the birthplace of one of the most prolific Gujarati writers Ramanlal Vasantlal Desai It is also believed that Sayajirao Gayakwad visited Sinor and met Shree Lallubhai Zaverbhai Patel of Bhekhada Village Natives in this village speak Gujarati as their first language SinortownSinorLocation in Gujarat IndiaCoordinates 22 00 N 73 18 E 22 00 N 73 30 E 22 00 73 30Country IndiaStateGujaratDistrictVadodaraGovernment SarpanchMiss Dr Unnatiben VasavaPopulation 2010 Total11 267Languages OfficialGujarati Hindi EnglishTime zoneUTC 5 30 IST PIN391 115Telephone code02666Vehicle registrationGJ 06People living here are mostly from Hindu and Muslim communities and there is also presence of Jain communities Village is physically divided in various small areas called Faliyas in local language The main Faliyas include Busa Faliya Dev faliya Ranavas Ramji mandir Adhibagh Charbagh Nani Bhagol Timba Faliya Rabarivad Nagarwada Popat Sheri Machhivad and Bhatt Sheri The town is also famous for its bands which are mostly active in local ceremonies as well as in ceremonies held in nearby villages The bands include Shamshad Band Bashir Band Makbul Nizami Band Hindustan Band and Master Kalu Band The town is also known for Kotha a sour fruit similar to a fig There are many temples on the bank of Narmada river some of them are Ramji Mandir Ganesh Mandir Bhandareshvar Temple Sai Baba Temple Hanumanji Temple Rohineshvar Temple and Krashneshvar Temple It is also near Angareshwar Mahadev temple at Malsar There are many old and historical Derasar in the town as well Another newly constructed beautiful Derasar sits on the bank of river Narmada Two old historical bridges also present here which are said to be constructed under the guidance of Sayajirao Gaekwad III the former King of Vadodara and it is known as Jhulto Pool which means swinging bridge A narrow gauge railway line connects Sinor with Karjan NH8 and proceeds from there to Dabhoi The town is quoted as the birthplace of the main character in a fiction titled Sita s Curse 1 by Sreemoyee Piu Kundu Currently Malsar Asha bridge is under construction at Malsar near Sinor References Edit Piu Kundu Sreemoyee 2014 Sita s Curse Hachette India p 11 ISBN 9789350097809 nbsp This article about a location in Vadodara district Gujarat India is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Sinor Gujarat amp oldid 1139104332, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
