Sanawad

Sanawad is an Indian town on the banks of the Bakud River in Khargone district in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It is a well known place for the exchange of cotton and bean stew peppers. Close-by urban communities incorporate Khargone, Khandwa and Indore. The economy is basically in light of horticulture and exchanging. The primary harvests developed are cotton, bean stew, wheat and soybean. The economy is principally in view of farming and exchanging. The fundamental products developed are cotton, bean stew, wheat and soybean.

Sanawad has social locales, for example, the Namokar Dham Jain sanctuary plant close to the Jain sanctuary Podumpuram, Digambar Jain Temple which is over 100 years of age and religious destinations, for example, Omkareshwar. Sanawad is situated at 5 km from Motakka/Omkareshwar street. Each December a Mela is held in Sanawad. The Piranpeer Tekri, known for its Hindu-Muslim solidarity, is arranged in Sanawad. Piranpeer tekri have worshipped Dargah on its best and Shitla mata mandir on one side. The Sanawad town is separated into 18 wards for which races are held like clockwork. The Sanawad Municipality has populace of 38,740 of which 19,902 are guys while 18,838 are females according to a report discharged by Census India 2011.