Panchakal

Panchakal is a village located in the Amreli district of Gujarat, India. It falls under the administrative division of Savarkundla taluka. The village is situated in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat.

The primary economic activity in Panchakal is agriculture. Farmers in the region cultivate various crops, with a significant focus on groundnut, cotton, and pulses, dependent on the monsoon and available irrigation facilities. Livestock rearing also plays a role in the local economy, providing supplementary income and resources.

The village infrastructure includes basic amenities such as roads, electricity, and a local water supply. Educational facilities typically consist of primary schools, with children often traveling to nearby towns for higher education. Healthcare needs are addressed by local health centers or clinics, and more advanced medical services are usually sought in larger urban areas.

Panchakal, like many rural Indian villages, maintains a close-knit community structure. Local festivals and cultural events are celebrated, reflecting the traditions of the Saurashtra region. The lifestyle is predominantly agrarian, with social interactions centered around community gatherings and daily routines tied to farming cycles. The local governance is managed through a village panchayat system.