Digras is a village in parali v. Dist Beed. In Digras Kalinka Devi Mandir (temple)is very famous to his great history and stories. Their are many families in Digras but NATKAR families are very well known families. Digras is border of Beed and Parbhani district.
Location
Digras is located in the northeastern part of Beed district on the border of Beed-Parbhani districts in Maharashtra and in the western part of India. The river Godavari flows through Digras. Godavari river is the largest river in Maharashtra and also the fourth largest river in India.
Government
MlA - Dhananjay Munde
Today date Digras is divided into two political parties namely BJP and NCP.
Currently Mr. Subhash Natkar (NCP) is sarpanch of village.
Economy
Agriculture is a primary occupation in village,95% of the population is indirectly dependent on agriculture. 50% of the population owns land and 30% is sugarcane workers and 20% is engaged in labor, agricultural aid and many other jobs.
Tourism
Digras has Kalinka Devi, Hanuman Temple, Khandoba and many other temples.
The river Godavari also helps to create a nice view. Every year many devotees visit the temple of 'Kalinkadevi', especially the 'Kasar' community, Because 'kalinkadevi' is the deity of the 'kasar' community.
Education
There is only one school present in Digras school is for primary education lkg,ukg,std 1st to 4rth.
Demographics
Population Digras is very small village with estimated 1501 population in 2022.
Religion
Hinduism- ~70%
Atheist Dalits- ~29.7%
Other- 0.3%
Language
Marathi- 100%
Transportation
Nearby Airport- Latur airport(120km)
Nearby railway station- Parli Vaijnath railway station (45km)
Nearby bus stand- Majalgaon ST Bus stand (24km)
