Dharangaon

Dharangaon is a city and a civil board in the Jalgaon area in the Indian state. Dharangaon is additionally the tehsil central station in Jalgaon region. Most of the populace is from the Marathas Patil, Mali Phul, Rajput Purbhe, Dhangar, Badgujar and Teli people group. A large number of the houses in Dharangaon are worked of stone and mortar. The lanes are thin and unpredictable and the paths are grimy and warped. One expansive lake is north of the town and another is toward the west close to Outram's cabin. These are utilized just for steers and for washing garments. The town needs drinking water. In the bed of the stream which courses through the town are the remaining parts of old dams.

Agriculture is the main occupation. Real yields incorporate cotton, corn, wheat, jawar, banana and sugarcane. Exchange cotton and oilseed is directed with Jalgaon, a railroad station around twenty miles toward the east. Numerous Dharangaon dealers have specialists in Jalgaon. In the past Dharangaon paper and fabric were sought after, and keeping in mind that the weaving of coarse material still offers work to in excess of 100 weavers, make has since stopped. Masala is one of the real items. Zope Bandhu masala is one of the main masala industrial facilities, which gives masalas, for example, chicken masala, sheep masala, Shev Bhaji masala, Lahsun chutney and Panipuri masala.