Chincholi is a village in Ambegaon taluka of Pune district in the state of Maharashtra, India. The village is administrated by a Sarpanch—the elected representative—under the Constitution of India and the Panchayati raj system.
Overview Chincholi is located approximately 3 kilometres from the sub-district headquarters, Ghodegaon, and about 83 kilometres from the district headquarters, Pune. According to the 2011 Census, the village has location code 555483.
Geography The village covers an area of 375.59 hectares. It features a predominantly agricultural landscape and experiences a typical Monsoon climate, with moderate to heavy rainfall during the monsoon season. Good road connectivity ensures access to nearby towns and essential services.
Demographics As per the 2011 Census, Chincholi has a population of 1,311, comprising 664 males and 647 females, resulting in a sex ratio of 974 females per 1,000 males. The literacy rate is 80.63% (male: 86.14%, female: 74.96%).
Village Statistics
Administrative and Geographical Details Attribute Details Location Code 555483 Tehsil Ambegaon taluka District Pune district State Maharashtra Total Area 375.59 hectares Pincode 410509
Demographics and Connectivity Attribute Details Population (2011) 1,311 Households 287 Male Population 664 Female Population 647 Sex Ratio 974 females/1,000 males Literacy Rate 80.63% Nearest Town Junnar (25 km) Distance from Sub-District HQ 3 km Distance from District HQ 83 km Primary Economic Activity Agriculture Climate Monsoon-type
Infrastructure and Amenities Chincholi benefits from essential infrastructure, including Schools, Healthcare centres, and local markets. The village is well-connected by road to neighbouring towns and cities, and rural development initiatives have improved water supply and sanitation facilities.
Education
The village is home to JagdeeshChand Mahindra High School, a primary and secondary educational institution. The school features a two-story academic building, administrative offices, and a large playground for extracurricular activities.
Economy and Livelihood Agriculture is the backbone of Chincholi's economy. Most residents are engaged in farming, cultivating crops such as Sugarcane, Wheat, and various Vegetables. Small-scale businesses and self-employment, supported by government schemes, also contribute to the local economy. For major commercial activities, banking, and higher education, residents rely on the nearby town of Junnar (approximately 25 kilometres away).
Governance The village is managed by a Gram panchayat, which oversees local administration, development projects, and the implementation of government policies. Regular public meetings are held to address community welfare and infrastructure improvements.
References
External links Villages in Pune, Maharashtra