Yewta

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Yewta (also known as Yevta) is a small village within Kaij sub-district, Beed district in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Yewta derives from the temple of lord Yewteshwara situated in the village.

Demographics

As of the 2011 census, the village had 715 households and 3545 inhabitants.[1]

Description

It is a planned residential village situated among hills. Its temples include Vithal Rukhmini, Yewteshwar (Shankar), Balaji, Maruti Par, Munjya, Khandoba, Janai Devi, Narsoba, and Jotiba.

Infrastructure

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Education

Zila Parishad high school (Govt School) teaches up to 10th standard. It is one of the oldest Zila Parishad high school in Beed.

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