Agvali

Agvali is a village located in the Kheralu taluka of the Mehsana district in the Indian state of Gujarat. It is situated in the northern part of the state, within the administrative division of North Gujarat. The village is part of the larger agricultural region of Mehsana, known for its cotton and groundnut cultivation.

The primary economic activity in Agvali is agriculture, with most of the residents engaged in farming. The village has a local governance structure typical of rural India, with a Gram Panchayat responsible for local administration and development. Basic amenities such as a primary school and healthcare facilities are generally available within or near the village.

Agvali's geographical location places it in proximity to other small towns and villages in the Mehsana district, facilitating trade and social interaction. The region experiences a semi-arid climate, with distinct summer, monsoon, and winter seasons. Water resources for agriculture are primarily dependent on rainfall and the availability of groundwater. The culture and traditions of Agvali are reflective of the broader Gujarati rural culture, with festivals and social customs playing an integral role in community life.