Ternovosoni

Ternovosoni refers to a village in the Mepalda block of Kullu district in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. The village primarily consists of agricultural workers who are engaged in the cultivation and harvesting of their crops. The main crops grown in this area include wheat, rice, and vegetables. Many residents of the village practice animal husbandry, including the rearing of cattle and sheep.

The village is located near the Beas river valley, and as a result, the terrain is characterized by undulated land with paddy fields. The Beas river provides irrigation support to many regions in and around Ternovosoni, making the village's arable land accessible for cultivation. The village's climate is influenced by the geographical location near the Beas river, resulting in limited seasonal variation.

Inhabitants of Ternovosoni predominantly practice Hinduism, one of the major religions in India. Residents have basic access to basic social services including healthcare and education provisions of the village. A local school caters to the educational needs of children living in Ternovosoni. Moreover, provisions of Government funded healthcare services are also accessible to the local population.

No recorded history is available regarding the Ternovosoni village, as it appears to be an early historical figure. Presently, Ternovosoni remains a tiny isolated village. The demographic of the residents of Ternovosoni are an essential resource due to the lack of statistical records.