Palana village

Palana is a village in Vaso taluka, Kheda District, Gujarat , India. It has panchayat raj system. It has nearby a canal passing and two lakes inside village. Various different communities living in village are

Hindu
Rjput[VAGHELA]
Prajapati
Patel
Bhraman
Harijan
Vaishnav
Muslim

Latitude	22.7498174
longitude	72.6819983
State	Gujarat
Taluka Name	vaso
Language	Gujarati and Hindi
Time zone	IST (UTC+5:30)
Elevation	Altitude: 37 meters. Above Sea level
Telephone Code	Std Code: 0268
Assembly constituency	Matar assembly constituency
Lok Sabha constituency	Kheda parliamentary constituency
Pin Code	387350
Post Office Name	Palana

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Facilities available

Primary health centre with ambulance service
Primary school for males and females
Secondary education centre
Community hall

CVT hall
Gayatri hall

Temples

1 બહુચરાજી માતાજીનું મંદિર

swaminarayan temple (vadtal branch)
BAPS
madhev
ranchod ji mandir(krishna)
shivji nu mandir(ram)
pragat purshotam mandir
hanuman mandir

various temple of Indian goddesses

Industrial training institute
diploma for agriculture training

History of Patel Community

Patel community forms a major population group in village. Patel is a part of larger group called charotor moti satyavis leuva patider samaj [2]

Village was named after PALA PATEL(1222 AD). Pala patel's son Gangadas had four children named as

Sarangdas(1590) :- Sarangdas had 2 children named as # Devidas # Chaudha
Kanjiibapa (1352) :- Kanjibapa's son names were used to form various society(Khadki) in ville
Kalpai (Vansol)
Shela(Pipdav)

Bhanji Bhai

Bhanji Bhai is a son of late kanjibapa. He had two sons named

Ranchodji
Chanidas

At present Ranchodji ni khadki is named after Ranchodji

Bhavjibhai

Bhavjibhai is a son of late Kanjibapa. His descendants were

pegabhai
Jorabhai
Thubhai
Ishwardas
Dhyandas
Kashidas
Vallabhdas
Govindas
Haridas
Jivandas
Hurakji
Punjabhai
Shankardas
Bhajibhai
Galabhai

Lakhuji

Lakhuji is a son of late Kanjibapa. Lakhuji ni khadki is at present named after him. His descendants were

Revandas
Ishwarbhai
Tukidas
Dadanu
Chithabhai
Trikamdas

Manubhai

Manubhai is a son of late Kanjibapa. He had one son named Kadidas

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References

"Palana". Village.org.in. Retrieved 1 March 2017.

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[1] "Palana". Village.org.in. Retrieved 1 March 2017.