Buldana in seven lines
From the Buldhana district administration's pages and Invest India's ODOP list; the municipal council, the hill-station description and the district's pilgrim sites are general background from Wikipedia.
Buldana is the headquarters of Buldhana district, which covers 9,640 sq km between Madhya Pradesh to the north and Akola, Washim, Parbhani, Jalna and Jalgaon districts.[1]
The district describes the town as standing on the hill of Ajantha, with a cool climate the British valued; Rajur Ghat, on the Buldhana–Malkapur road, adjoins the city.[3]
Buldana is governed by its municipal council and is known as a small hill station in the Ajanta range; Lonar Lake, a meteorite crater, and Sindkhed Raja, Jijabai's birthplace, are in the district.[7]
Girda, 16 km from the headquarters on the Ajanta Caves road, has an ancient Mahadev temple; the Dnyanganga sanctuary lies on the Buldhana–Khamgaon road.[3]
The nearest railway station is Malkapur, 45 km away; Bhusawal (101 km) and Akola (102 km) are the nearest junctions, and Aurangabad's airport is 150 km away.[2]
The district has 13 tehsils, Buldhana first among them, and six sub-divisions.[4],[5]
Invest India's ODOP list names cotton-related products and seeds for planting for Buldhana.[6]