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A village based on Gujarat
Still in the process of development
Utelizes the resources available

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our village khavda is in Gujarat near kutch, which is best known for its traditional arts and crafts. The region is home to generations of craftsmen who are associated with the art since time inception. located near the Thar desert; therefore most of the land is dry and arid in nature making it a good source of sunlight and wind which are renewable resources that can be used for the generation of eco-friendly energy.

Sanjana Kushwaha
AM.EN.U4ECE19149

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The literacy rate of our village is not that good, it's only 78% for males and 60% for females. So first we will teach them some basics and how to use mobiles and how to google search. Books will be distributed among the students. They also will be motivated by telling them about the benefits of education.
shanky
AM.EN.U4MEE19134

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our village has a primary school for classes 1 to 5 which provide healthy mid-day meal to every student. And we have secondary school from classes to 6th to 12th. There is a lack of good libraries and labs. Lack of infrastructures such as lack of sanitization and washrooms. we came up with a solution is that we can contact many schools from cities where student can donate their books after they are promoted to the next class and which are not in use.

Sanjana Kushwaha
AM.EN.U4ECE19149

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Our village has 5 wind mills which produces wind energy and also has dam near by which produces hydropower so that the power can be used for agriculture and machine operation and also for household uses.
S Sai Nithin
AM.EN.U4ECE19049

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villagers use cow dung in various ways one of the most efficient ways to use it in form of biogas for cooking instead LPG which is a non-renewable resource and it could also increase soil health for agriculture.

Sanjana Kushwaha
AM.EN.U4ECE19149

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our village is in charge of its own energy production. Every house has solar panels in their roof which provides enough energy to generate electricity that can use to operate general household electronic, hence electricity is accessible to all  24x7
Sanjana Kushwaha
AM.EN.U4ECE19149

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Has about 4 primary health care centers. And have one medical shop per 25 houses so that everyone can get their medical needs 24/7 in any sort of emergency.
Vashista.J
AM.EN.U4MEE19017

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Two huge grounds and 5 parks where children could come and play and elders could walk in parks. Also have a cricket coaching center as most of the children like to play cricket in our village. Maybe someday one could make to team India from our village.
Vashista.J
AM.EN.U4MEE19017

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Medical camps once every 2 months to get regular check-ups for every person in our village. The medical camps will be by students from medical colleges. They would get an experience working in our village and it also ensures regular check-ups for the villagers.
Vashista.J
AM.EN.U4MEE19017

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The village should have good hygiene to ensure safety of health for both humans and animals. Villagers themselves voluntarily clean streets and drainage systems every week.
Vashista.J
AM.EN.U4MEE19017

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Traditional building materials like mud, bamboo, thatch and grass are more prevalant in rural parts . Earth based constructions are for  more than 34 percent of rural housing in our village

Sreedevi S
AM.EN.U4ECE19152

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Bhavai: The Bhavai drama is a continuous performance which lasts for the whole night without any stage equipment. It includes issues from social life in a satirical way.
Dandiya: During dandiya, dancers move their feet and arms in a complicated, choreographed manner with dhol being used as complementary percussion instrument. The sticks (dandiyas) of dance represent the swords of Durga.
Garba: This circular & spiral movements have similarities to other spiritual dances like those of Sufi culture. Traditionally, it is performed during Navratri.

VISHAL MENON (AM.EN.U4AI19070)

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Art: The vast array of handcrafted products displaying intricate Gujarati art forms
Music: folk music Sugam Sangeet, Bhajans are also incorporated in their folk songs. Bardic tradition is another major type of folk music.
Fairs and Festivals: The fairs and festivals showcase the real vibrancy and colours of its diverse culture of the village

VISHAL MENON (AM.EN.U4AI19070)

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Uttarayana
We will find thousands of kites of all sorts of colors, shapes, and sizes adorning the sky. In, the evening kites with illuminated paper lanterns (tukkals) are flown and held aloft. This is held on the day of Makar Sankranthi

Sreedevi S
AM.EN.U4ECE19152

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The traditional attire of women is Chaniya Choli or Ghagra Choli; Women also wear an Odhni (dupatta or chunni) with it.  The Chaniyo or lehengas is a coloured petticoat or skirt-like garment worn by women. The Chaniyo is designed with mirrors and thread work. The women wear Polku or Choli on the top. It is an embroidered short blouse. Chunni, Odhni, or dupatta is an elongated piece of cloth to complete the dress. The churn is worn diagonally and is used to cover their heads.

The women may also wear Kurtas instead of choli known as Zhabo and lehenga along with it.

VISHAL MENON (AM.EN.U4AI19070)

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Khaman Dhokla

Khakra

Thepla

Fafda-jalebi

Handvo

Khandvi

Muthia

Chorafali

Surati Undhiyu

Gathiya

Patra Vadi

Most of these delicacies are gram-flour, sugar, jaggery based.

VISHAL MENON (AM.EN.U4AI19070)