Savedi is located in Nagar-Manmad Road (State Highway 10) and Nagar-Aurangabad Road. The Aurangabad Road and Manmad Road pass through this area of the city.It is Sub-Urban City Present in North Side Of Ahmednagar City,it has Lot amount of Greenery and Parks
Population
The population numbers some 100,000.
The inhabitants consist of natives as well as students and other migrants.[citation needed] Many people moved to Savedi from Ahmednagar city as the city expanded.[citation needed] This suburb hosts industrialists, professors, workers, and celebrities.
Ahmednagar's culture is abetted by every type of entertainment. Every Gudhipadwa attracts the city's leading cultural society Rasik Group organizes this musical event. This event is free, attracting a huge audience. Savedi hosts cultural festivals including Ganapati Festival, Navaratri, Lord Balaji Festival, lighting festivals at Datta Temple and Ayyappa Temple. The suburb also hosts theaters, dedicated grounds for activities, multipurpose halls and a cinema multiplex. Savedi attracts exhibitions, fairs, and circuses.[citation needed]
Ahmednagar Karandak is an annual stage competition.[citation needed]
Ahmednagar Film Festival is a newes film festival.[citation needed]
Transport
It can be reached by bus.[citation needed] Ahmednagar Mahanagarpalika Transport (AMT) Bus Are Available. Rikshaws,Vans are Available
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