Sevagram

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Sevagram is a village in Maharashtra, India, best known as Mahatma Gandhi’s residence and the site of his Sevagram Ashram during the Indian independence movement.


Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf village
ashramEstablishedFor experiments in simple living and self-sufficiency
ashramFoundedBy Mahatma Gandhi
associatedWithMovement Indian independence movement
associatedWithPerson Mahatma Gandhi
climateType tropical savanna climate
commonlySpokenLanguage English
Hindi
country India
distanceToNagpur approximately 75–80 km
distanceToWardha approximately 8 km
district Wardha district
economicActivity agriculture
education-related services
formerName Shegaon (local village name before Gandhi’s arrival)
governingBody Gram panchayat
hasAshram Sevagram Ashram
hasEducationalInstitution Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences
hasHeritageSite Sevagram Ashram
hasRailwayStation Sevagram railway station
heritageStatus important Gandhian heritage site in India
historicalSignificance served as Mahatma Gandhi’s residence
served as a center for India’s freedom struggle activities
knownFor Sevagram Ashram
association with Mahatma Gandhi
role in Indian independence movement
locatedIn Vidarbha region
locatedInSubcontinent Indian subcontinent
locatedInTimeZone Indian Standard Time
locatedNear Wardha
locatedNearHighway National Highway 361 NERFINISHED
monsoonCharacteristic seasonal monsoon rains
namedBy Mahatma Gandhi
nearestAirport Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport, Nagpur
nearestCity Wardha
officialLanguage Marathi
postalCode 442102
railwayStationOnLine Howrah–Nagpur–Mumbai line
regionType rural area
religionMajority Hinduism
religiousSiteType Gandhian ashram
state Maharashtra
summerTemperatureCharacteristic hot summers
tourismType heritage tourism
UTCOffset +05:30
vehicleRegistrationCode MH-32
winterTemperatureCharacteristic mild winters

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Wardha district
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Sevagram Ashram
locatedIn
Sevagram Ashram
namedAfter

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