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SANGLI , a native See also:state of See also:India, in Bombay, ranking as one of the See also:Southern Mahratta Jagirs . The territory is widely scattered among other native states and See also:British districts . See also:Area, 1112 sq. in . Pop . (1901) 226,128; estimated See also:revenue, £Io,000 . The See also:river See also:Kistna See also:waters See also:part of the See also:country, which is exceedingly fertile . See also:Millet, See also:rice, See also:wheat and See also:cotton are the See also:chief crops, and cotton See also:cloth is manufactured . The chief, whose See also:title is Tatya Saheb Patwardhan, is a See also:Brahman by See also:caste . The See also:town of Sangli, on the river Kistna, has a station on the Southern Mahratta railway, II m. from See also:Miraj Junction . Pop . (1901) 16,829 . |
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The city of Sangli is base for PREVIOUS MAHARASTRA CHIEF MINISTER Late Vasandada Patil.Good cultural and Educational background with having education fascilities ranging fronm engineering to management courses with high standard colleges.
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