Introduction
Ahmadnagar District, the largest in Maharashtra, spans approximately 17,048 square kilometers, accounting for 5.66% of the state’s total area. Rich in historical legacy and cultural significance, the district derives its name from Ahmad Shah Nizam, who founded The City of Ahmadnagar in the late 15th century. The district is renowned for its pivotal role in India’s freedom movement, its agricultural innovations, and its commitment to rural development.