Kachholi
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| Kachholi | |
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| Coordinates | 20°50′0″N 72°58′0″E / 20.833333°N 72.966667°ECoordinates: 20°50′0″N 72°58′0″E / 20.833333°N 72.966667°E |
| Country | India |
| State | Gujarat |
| District(s) | Navsari |
| Nearest city | Billimora |
| Parliamentary constituency | Navasari |
| Assembly constituency | Gandevi |
| Population | 7,000 |
| Literacy | 93%% |
| Time zone | IST (UTC+05:30) |
Kachholi is a village in Gujarat, India and lies near to the banks of the Ambika River. The nearest towns are Gandevi and Amalsad.
There is a Hindu temple, dedicated to Shiva, called Gangeshwar Mandir, as well a school for deaf children.
Kachholi is also called the birth place of politics[by whom?] because the Indian National Congress had its head office in the village in early 1900.
It is served by rail from Amalsad and has regular bus services running through connecting it to towns such as Valsad in the South and Navsari in the North.
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