Salwaa

Salwaa is a small village situated in the western part of the Indian state of Gujarat. It falls under the jurisdiction of the Amreli district and is part of the regional administrative division of the Amreli taluka. The village lies at an approximate latitude of 22.55°N and longitude of 71.30°E, and is situated at an elevation of around 60 meters above sea level.

The local economy of Salwaa is largely agrarian, with most residents engaged in the cultivation of crops such as millet, groundnut, and cotton. In addition to farming, many villagers participate in animal husbandry, primarily cattle and goat rearing. The village benefits from nearby irrigation channels and a network of seasonal streams that support its agricultural activities.

The official language of the village is Gujarati, with Hindi also widely understood. English is taught in primary schools, and basic literacy programs are conducted by local educational institutions.

Salwaa is accessible by rural roads connecting it to major market towns in Amreli district, and public transport services—primarily minibusses—provide connectivity to the district headquarters and larger urban centers. The nearest railway station can be reached by a short bus ride, offering further access to regional hubs.

Despite its modest size, Salwaa maintains a close-knit community structure, with local elders and community groups playing a significant role in managing village affairs. The village observes the cultural and religious traditions common to the broader Gujarat region, celebrating festivals such as Navaratri and Uttarayan with community gatherings and traditional performances.