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Bagholi | |
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Village | |
 Phool Singh Ji Ki Haveli, Bagholi | |
  Bagholi Bagholi within the map of Rajasthan | |
| Coordinates:27°46′12″N75°40′47″E / 27.770102°N 75.679594°E /27.770102; 75.679594 | |
| Country | India |
| State | Rajasthan |
| District | Neem Ka Thana |
| Time zone | UTC+5:30 (IST) |
Bagholi is a village located inNeem ka thana district,Rajasthan,India. It is within a locally self-governingScheduled Area.
Bagholi, located in udaipurwatitehsil (English:administrative division) and surrounded by theAravali Range of mountains, has 8 Rajput panas,[clarification needed] each containing a separatehaveli (manor).Brahmin andBaniya have individualhavelis. Most local Baniya have moved toKolkata, specifically for business in Burrabazar.
The largesthaveli belongs to the Thakur Sahab Phool Singh Ji, who is well known in Paintalisa.[clarification needed] He has led construction of thishaveli throughout his life; it spreads around 22 bigha (approximately 35,611.4 square metres [383,318 sq ft]) centred in this village.
Thakur Durg Singh Ji ruled for approximately 25 years assarpanch (English:elected leader) ofgram panchayat (English:self-governing village council), succeeded by Thakur Sahab Bhagwan Singh Ji for 5 years.[citation needed]
The village has the area's first electrical grid and provides water to the villages and nearbykhetri (English:copper mines).[1]
