Sinnar

Sinnar is a town and taluka in Nashik district, Maharashtra, India. Located to the north of Nashik city, it sits in the Godavari valley and forms part of the Nashik administrative division. The taluka encompasses several villages and rural settlements, and local governance is provided by a taluka council within the revenue and development framework of the district.

The economy of Sinnar is primarily agricultural, with sugarcane, grapes and onions among the common crops. The region hosts industrial development through estates and facilities associated with the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC), reflecting a broader trend of industrial expansion in the Nashik area. Infrastructure includes road connections to Nashik and other towns, and nearby rail links via Nashik Road or Igatpuri stations. The closest airports are Nashik Airport (Ozar) and Pune International Airport.

Demographics are predominantly Marathi-speaking, with a mix of Hindu, Muslim and other communities. The taluka features temples and rural heritage sites, alongside educational institutions ranging from primary and secondary schools to colleges affiliated with state universities. Sinnar forms part of the cultural and economic landscape of the Nashik district, contributing to its agricultural base and growing manufacturing sector. It continues to develop heritage and religious sites, local markets, and community services that serve both the town and surrounding villages.