Aland

Aland is a town in Gulbarga region in the province of Karnataka, India. It is the central station of Aland Taluk. Aland was framed in 1952 as a Town Municipal Council. It is 683 km from the state capital Bengaluru, 43 km from region home office Kalaburagi and 72 km from Solapur. It has a normal height of 480 meters 1574 feet. The town is spread over a zone of 8 km². Aland Taluk fringes Kalaburagi Taluk of Kalaburagi region toward the east, Afzalpur Taluk of Kalaburagi area toward the south, Basavakalyan Taluk of Bidar region toward the north-west.

Numerous endeavors have been taken by different Government's to enhance the down and out circumstance of Aland Taluk, yet have succeeded to a great degree less. It is a dry region, with low precipitation. The vast majority of the populace lives in Poverty in Aland Taluk. A noteworthy number of populace has moved towards urban communities because of need scope for water, training, work. Power deficiency is a significant issue in Aland.

Aland records the most extreme occurrences of rancher suicides in North Karnataka's dry zone. Absence of normal assets and training has brought forth difficult issues as low industrialization and high joblessness separately. As a Tehsil, Aland comes in one of the best ineffective tehsils of India as far as Revenue, Employment, Malnutrition, and absence of Industrial and Agricultural advancement.