1. Population

2. Places of tourist interest in and around Bamani

3. References

Bamani is a village in the Khanapur block of Sangli district in Maharashtra, India.

Grapes, sugar cane and pomegranates are mainly grown throughout the taluka. Agriculture has suffered from the scanty rainfall that is experienced year after year. The region will benefit from the Tembhu irrigation project when and if it is completed.

Population

As of the 2011 India census, the population of the village is 2065, 1005 male and 1060 female, in 460 families. 207 are children aged 6 or less, 10.02% of the village population.^[1]

Hinduism is the main religion, with castes including Shinde, Patil, Matang, Baudhist, and Shoemaker. Dewang Koshti and 96 kuli Marathas constitute the prominent community.

Places of tourist interest in and around Bamani

• Lord Revansiddha Temple, 8 km
• Sagreshwar Sanctuary, 30 km
• Mayani Migratory Bird Sanctuary, 20 km
• ISKON Temple, 34 km, near Tasgaon.
• Mahankaleshwar Temple, 9 km
• Panchmukhi Ganpati Temple in Shivaji Chowk
• Akara Mukhi Maruti Mandir in Alsand

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