Do you have a question; How do I contact PGVCL Paliyad? If you’re trying to report a power cut, low voltage, transformer problem, meter issue, or billing problem in Paliyad, Call 19122 and register the complaint. Don’t forget to Note down the complaint/ticket number. If it isn’t resolved, call Paliyad Sub-Division: 02849-282159 and provide the ticket number. You can also email the Paliyad office at sa2paliyad.pgvcl@gebmail.com. Don’t forget to write down your consumer number/grahak number with address, registered mobile number, and matter/concern. It is one of the easiest ways to resolve your complaint.
Let’s check out important contact details of PGVCL Paliyad, such as Dy. Engineer/Jr. Engineer, Fault Center Number, Fault Center Mobile Number, and More.
PGVCL Paliyad Contact Information
Fault Center Number: 02849282159
Fault Center Mobile Number: 6359638525
Junior Engineer Contact Number: 9879201644
Deputy Engineer Contact Number: 9925209330
Division Name: Botad Division
Executive Engineer Contact Number: 9879200784.
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About Paliyad
Paliyad is a small village in Botad Taluka of Gujarat. It is located in the Saurashtra region of Gujarat and is part of the admin. area associated with Botad. Paliyad is also known as Mota Paliyad in some village records. The village has its own Gram Panchayat and serves as an important local centre for nearby rural villages.
According to Census 2011 data, Paliyad had a population of 11,977 people, including 6,086 males and 5,891 females, living in approx. 2,255 households/houses. The village had a literacy rate of approx. 67.9%.
Paliyad is located in Botad Taluka, Gujarat. Botad is the nearest major town and provides access to important markets, government services, transportation, healthcare and other facilities. Village directories place Paliyad approx. 15 km from Botad.
Education is an important part of life in Paliyad. Children from Paliyad and nearby villages attend local govt. schools for primary and secondary education. Students requiring higher education and specialized courses/education generally travel to larger nearby towns and cities.