Shahada

Shahada is a town Nandurbar area of the Indian province of Maharashtra. It is a Municipal committee. Around 6 km north of Shahada there are a few centuries old figures complex in Gomai River. The primary figure is prevalently known as Mahavir form and the whole models complex is famously known as Pandavleni or 'Panch Pandav'. This confirmation recommend that Shahada and zone on the banks of Gomai River has been possessed in any event since 1700 BC. Shahada-Kukdel region was set up in the British time frame, in the year 1869.

Shahada and bhada are the two areas of this territory arranged on the waterway bank Gomai. These names saw in nearby gurjar dialect meaning saadha bhada implies basic. Starting at 2011 India statistics, Shahada had a populace of 61,376, being 52% male and 48% female. Shahada has a normal proficiency rate of 86.62%, higher than the national normal of 74.04%: male education is 90.67%, and female education is 82.40%. In Shahada, 12.95% of the populace is under 6 years old. As seismograph stations are introduced far from activity to keep away from false-positive outcomes from ground vibrations, Shahada's seismograph station of the Sardar Saro Project is introduced in a similar town.