The village became Samras: The samras wait adopted for harmony, cooperation, harmony and harmony in the village of Panwa

Panwa Group Gram Panchayat of Dharampur has declared its village as "Samras Gaon" for the first time by availing the benefit of Samras Gaon Scheme. With this, development works in Panwa village will get a boost and will also move forward in the direction of eco-tourism. Out of the total 11 gram panchayats declared samras in Valsad district, the panwa group gram panchayat was declared uncontested, the hard work of the villagers to maintain harmony, unity and unity in the village was successful. Panwa Gr. Satishbhai Chaudhary, the new sarpanch of Pt., said that the main aim was to maintain unity in the village. When my wife Shankutla was the sarpanch, she provided facilities including roads, causeways, new panchayat buildings, schools in Titukhadak and mobile connectivity in the village. The residents of Dandwal village, located on the hill next door, had to take a 20-km detour instead of two km. Piramal and Dandwal villages will benefit from the road being constructed at a cost of Rs 2 crore. The view of Panwa falls also attracts tourists regarding the potential of eco tourism. So we have started working on this mission as there is a lot of potential that our village will develop into an eco-tourism. The milk dairy is becoming new in the village and there is also a vision to build a library. Sureshai Chaudhary, the maji sarpanch of Panwa village, said that "Samras" is the only best way to develop the village. Mla Dharampur Arvindbhai Patel had announced to give Rs 5 lakh from his own fund for the development of the village. With 3 lakhs, the facility will be provided with the priority of Class 8. Thus, Panwa village has become an inspiration for other villages in the midst of development.