Asind

Asind is a town and municipality in Bhilwara district in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It functions as a tehsil, or sub-divisional administrative center, serving a number of surrounding villages and settlements. The town contains local government and judicial facilities, including a magistrate's office and a lower court, which support its role as an administrative hub for the region. Asind lies in southeastern Rajasthan at approximately 25.73° north latitude and 74.33° east longitude. The settlement has an average elevation of about 467 metres above sea level. Its location places it within the broader cultural and geographic landscape of Rajasthan's semi-arid interior, although the available reference material does not provide enough information to characterize its economy, transport infrastructure, or current urban development in detail. According to the 2001 Indian census, Asind had a population of 14,118. Men represented approximately 51 percent of the population and women 49 percent. The reported literacy rate was 54 percent, below the national average cited for that census period. Literacy among men was reported at 63 percent, compared with 37 percent among women, and approximately 18 percent of residents were under six years old. These figures are historical and should not be treated as a current demographic profile. A significant religious and cultural site associated with Asind is Swaibhoj Temple, also known as Shri Sawaibhoj Mandir. The temple is dedicated to Devnarayan, a folk deity especially revered by the Gurjar community. The shrine contributes to the area's religious importance and local identity. Asind is not documented in the supplied reference material as a commercial brand, corporation, product line, or consumer-facing trademark. The authoritative Wikipedia subject is the Indian town rather than a separate branded entity. Consequently, corporate ownership, commercial offerings, marketing campaigns, executives, financial information, and brand positioning are not applicable or not established here.

Asind is a settlement in Bhilwara district, Rajasthan, whose documented contemporary identity is primarily administrative and regional rather than commercial. It serves as a tehsil headquarters and provides public institutions for nearby villages. The available reference material identifies a magistrate's office and a lower justice court in the town, indicating its role as a local center for administration and access to the legal system. The town is situated at approximately 25.73°N, 74.33°E, at an elevation of around 467 metres. No reliable founding date, early settlement history, dynastic chronology, or account of the town's formal establishment is provided in the supplied sources, so those details are left unspecified. Likewise, the references do not establish a separate corporate or brand history for the name Asind. The historical demographic information available for Asind comes from the 2001 Indian census. At that time, the town recorded 14,118 residents. The population was nearly evenly divided by sex, with males accounting for about 51 percent and females 49 percent. Literacy was reported at 54 percent overall, with a substantial difference between male literacy, recorded at 63 percent, and female literacy, recorded at 37 percent. Children under six represented approximately 18 percent of the population. Because these statistics are more than two decades old, they should be understood as a historical snapshot rather than a current estimate. Religious heritage is represented by Swaibhoj Temple, also called Shri Sawaibhoj Mandir. Dedicated to Lord Devnarayan, the temple is associated with the devotional traditions of the Gurjar community. Devnarayan is revered as a folk deity, making the temple an important cultural and religious reference point for the area. The supplied material names Jabbar Singh Sankhala and V. P. Singh Badnore among people associated with Asind, but it does not provide enough detail to describe their biographies or the nature of their connection to the town. No documented milestones concerning commercial launches, mergers, advertising campaigns, scandals, executive appointments, or corporate decisions apply to the authoritative subject.

• 2001

  Population and literacy census data recorded

  [1]Asinden.wikipedia.org

  The Indian census reported a population of 14,118 for Asind, with an overall literacy rate of 54 percent and approximately 18 percent of residents under six years old.

1. 1Asinden.wikipedia.org