Mulshi taluka

For other uses, see Mulshi (disambiguation).

Mulshi taluka
Tehsil
Location of Mulshi in Pune district in Maharashtra
Country	India
State	Maharashtra
District	Pune
Government
• Baramati Loksabha	Supriya Sule
Population  (2011)
•  Tehsil	171,006
•  Urban	25,633

Taluka Mulshi is a taluka in Maval subdivision of Pune district of state of Maharashtra in India. Mulshi consists of Pune Metropolitan Region & Villages.

Demographics

Religions in Mulshi taluk (2011) [1]
Religion			Percent
Hinduism			89.93%
Buddhism			6.43%
Islam			2.63%
Other or not stated			1.01%

Languages of Mulshi taluk (2011) ^[2]

1. Marathi (88.69%)
2. Hindi (5.02%)
3. Kannada (1.22%)
4. Lambadi (1.03%)
5. Others (4.04%)

Mulshi taluka has a population of 171,006 according to the 2011 census. Mulshi had a literacy rate of 78.34% and a sex ratio of 899 females per 1000 males. 23,041 (13.47%) are under 7 years of age. 25,633 (14.99%) lived in urban areas. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes make up 10.58% and 4.34% of the population respectively. ^[3]

At the time of the 2011 Census of India, 88.69% of the population in the district spoke Marathi, 5.02% Hindi, 1.22% Kannada and 1.03% Lambadi as their first language. ^[2]

Mulshi

Pune Metropolitan Region & Villages in Mulshi taluka

• Adgaon (Mulshi)
• Admal
• Akole (Mulshi)
• Amarale Wadi
• Ambadwet
• Ambarwet
• Ambavane
• Ambegaon (Mulshi)
• Andeshe
• Andgaon
• Andhale
• Asade
• Barpe Bk.
• Bavadhan BK
• Belawade (Pune Metropolitan Region)
• Bembatmal
• Bhadas Bk.
• Bhalgudi
• Bhambarde
• Bhare
• Bharekarwadi
• Bhegadewadi
• Bhode
• Bhoini
• Bhoirwadi (Pune Metropolitan Region)
• Bhugaon
• Bhukum
• Botarwadi
• Chale (Mulshi)
• Chande (Mulshi)
• Chandivali (Mulshi)
• Chikhalgaon
• Chikhali Bk.
• Chinchwad
• Dakhane
• Darawali
• Dasave
• Dattawadi
• Dattwadi
• Davaje
• Devghar
• Dhadawali
• Dhamanohol
• Disali
• Dongargaon (Mulshi)
• Ekole
• Gadale
• Gavadewadi
• Ghotavade
• Ghutake
• Godambewadi
• Hinjawadi (Pune Metropolitan Region)
• Hadashi
• Hotale
• Hulavalewadi
• Jambe (Mulshi)
• Jamgaon (Mulshi)
• Jatede
• Jawal (Mulshi)
• Kalamshet
• Karmoli
• Kasar Amboli
• Kasarsai
• Kashig
• Katar Khadak
• Katavadi
• Kemasewadi
• Khamboli
• Kharavade
• Khechare
• Khubawali
• Kolavade
• Kolawali
• Koloshi (Mulshi)
• Kolwan
• Kondhawale
• Kondhur
• Kule (Mulshi)
• Kumbhori
• Lavale
• Lavharde
• Maded
• Mahalunge
• Majgaon (Mulshi)
• Male (Mulshi)
• Malegaon (Mulshi)
• Man (Mulshi)
• Maranewadi
• Marunji
• Materewadi (Mulshi)
• Morewadi
• Mose Kh.
• Mugaon
• Mugavade
• Mukaiwadi
• Mulkhed
• Mulshi Kh.
• Muthe
• Maan, Pune (Pune Metropolitan Region)
• Nande
• Nandgaon
• Nandivali
• Nanegaon (Mulshi)
• Nere (Mulshi)
• Nive (Mulshi)
• Padalghar
• Padalgharwadi
• Palase (Mulshi)
• Patharshet
• Paud
• Peth Shahapur
• Pimpaloli
• Pimpri
• Pomgaon
• Punawale
• Ravade
• Rihe
• Saiv Kh
• Sakhari (Mulshi)
• Saltar
• Sambhave
• Satesai
• Savargaon
• Share
• Shedani
• Shileshwar
• Shindewadi
• Shirvali
• Sus
• Tail Baila
• Tamhini Bk
• Tata Talav
• Tathawade
• Tav
• Temghar
• Uravade
• Vadgaon
• Valane
• Vandre (Mulshi)
• Vede
• Vegre (Mulshi)
• Visakhar
• Vitthalwadi (Mulshi)
• Wadavali (Mulshi)
• Wajale
• Walen
• Warak (Mulshi)
• Watunde
• Wakad

See also

• Talukas in Pune district

References

1. "Table C-01 Population by Religion: Maharashtra". censusindia.gov.in. Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India. 2011.
2. "Table C-16 Population by Mother Tongue: Maharashtra". censusindia.gov.in. Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India.
3. "District Census Hand Book – Pune" (PDF). Census of India . Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India.