Langevadi

Langevadi is a village located in the Sangli district of Maharashtra, India. It falls under the administration of the Jath taluka. The village is situated in the southern part of Maharashtra, close to the border with Karnataka.

The primary occupation of the residents in Langevadi is agriculture. The region's climate and soil are suitable for cultivating various crops, with Jowar (sorghum) and Bajra (pearl millet) being common. Other crops like groundnuts and pulses are also grown. Like many rural areas in Maharashtra, Langevadi faces challenges related to water scarcity, particularly during the dry seasons, which impacts agricultural productivity.

The village has basic infrastructure, including a school and a primary health center, catering to the essential needs of its population. Community life in Langevadi revolves around local traditions and festivals. The population consists mainly of agricultural laborers and small landholders. Access to transportation to nearby towns for market and administrative purposes is a key aspect of daily life for the villagers.