Khiroda is a village in Jalgaon district in the state of Maharashtra in India, located in the Satpuda Hills 7 km north of Savda on the Burhanpur - Ankaleshwar Road.

The village is birthplace of Madhukarrao Chaudhari (popularly known as Balasaheb), former legislative assembly head and Maharashtra State minister for Finance, Education, Revenue, and Forestry.

One of the great adherent was late Mr. Bhausaheb alias Danji Maharu Bonde (MLA during 1952-57).

His younger brother Mr. Manohar Maharu Chaudhari is also freedom fighter, famous sculpturist and fine artist and has been a founder of Saptput Lalitkala Bhavan (Fine Art College) founded in 1965 and has worked as the Principal for twenty years.

It brought the nation's topmost leaders like Mahatma Gandhi, Javahar Lal Neharu, Vinoba Bhave, Sane Guruji, Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan popularly known as "SARHAD GANDHI" and Vallabhbhai Patel (Iron Man of India) to the village.