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Didihat is a city and Nagar panchayats in the district PITHORAGARH Uttarakhand state India. Didihat deep Himalayas is a travel destination is 54 km PITHORAGARH. The small town is full of undulating pure natural beauty with green plants at an altitude of 1725 m. Didihat is on the hill up level ‘Digtarh and Charamgad river or stream Bhadigad below. Deçà of the city, there is a successful “Haat Valley.” Didihat is named after Kumauni word “DAND” is a small hill. Management of Technology, he is a tehsil and sharing PITHORAGARH circle. Tehsil Didihat is divided into three blocks of development Didihat, Kanalichhina and Berinag. Historically, this region has been decided Raika feudal Sirakot Malla kings. Until earlier by the king Har Malla, this region has been under Doti Kingdom of Nepal. Later, in 1449 AD during the rule Bharti Chand Chand, the area under the control of the Chand leader, as his son, Ratna Chand defeated Doti kings of Nepal. Even today some remains of the ancient fortress and temples to tell the story. Askot Musk Deer sanctury is administratively attached to Didihat Tehsil. Claires on the snowy peaks of the Himalayas is seen from this place, especially Panchachuli and Trishuli. Didihat is famous for the ancient temples of Lord Shirakot Malay Nath, built by Reika Kings. In the almost ten kilometers from here, Narayan Narayan Swamy ashram in rodents is a detour. Regional Head Quarter ITBP of Merthi is about 6 km from Didihat. Didihat falls on the path of pilgrimage and Kailash Mansarovar.

Demography of Didihat

Updated 2001 census, India, Didihat had a population of the 4805th Men represent 55% of the population and women 45%. Didihat has an average literacy rate of 79%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 84% of skills and women is 75%. In Didihat, 12% of the population is less than 6 years.

Dibiyapur is a city and one in Auraiya Nagar panchayats in the district of the state of Uttar Pradesh, India.

Demography of Dibiyapur
Updated 2001 census, India, Dibiyapur had a population of 20602nd Men represent 53% of the population and women 47%. Dibiyapur has an average literacy rate of 76%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 80%, the competence of women is 72%. In Dibiyapur, 14% of the population is less than 6 years.

Dibaialso of debai spelt is a city and a joint board Bulandshahr circle. It is a city of tehsil and a legislative assembly constituency in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India.Mr. Ex CM Kalyan Singh won an election here. It is also the birthplace of legendary Urdu writers of Pakistan, Intizar Hussain. \

It has a centre of the old school of the city known as the school, the government psently junior high school. Another old Intermediate College is Kubair Inter College.

Include other institutions of higher education

1 Mathuriya Inter College (Formerly Lodhi Rajpoot Higher Secondary School) 2 Chetram Ucchatar madhyamic Vidyalaya 3 4 Rampyari Kanya pathshala 5.Digabr

Geography of Dibai
Dibai is located at 28.22 ° N 78.25 ° E. It has an average altitude of 184 meters (603 feet).

History of Dibai
In 1941 Dibai had a population of 13,218.

Demography of Dibai
Updated 2001 census, India, Dibai had a population of 34853rd Men represent 53% of the population and women 47%. Dibai has an average literacy rate of 50%, lower than the national average of 59.5%: boy jurisdiction is 58% of women and jurisdiction is 41%. In Dibai, 16% of the population is less than 6 years.

Dhusaripara is a census of the population of the village of Murshidabad in the State of West Bengal, India.

Demography of Dhusaripara
Updated 2001 census, India, Dhusaripara had a population of the 12117th Men represent 50% of the population and women 50%. Dhusaripara has an average literacy rate of 30%, lower than the national average of 59.5%: boy jurisdiction is 39% of skills and women is 21%. In Dhusaripara, 23% of the population is less than 6 years.

Dhupguri is a census of the population of the village in the district of Jalpaiguri in the state of West Bengal, India

Demography of Dhupguri
Updated 2001 census, India, Dhupguri had a population of the 37998th Men represent 53% of the population and women 47%. Dhupguri has an average literacy rate of 73%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: boy jurisdiction is 78% of skills and women is 67%. In Dhupguri, 12% of the population is less than 6 years.

Dhupguri is a small but growing and prosperous city in the district of Jalpaiguri product Dhupguri major products herbal nearby places. The main areas of activity in the area is agricultural trade.

Education in Dhupguri
The only university in Dhupguri Sukanta Mahavidyalaya was created in 1981 with the English language, Bengali, history, economics, philosophy, political science and education.

The school is a member of the North Bengal University, Siliguri. The first director of the school, Prof.NCPaul, was a pioneer in introducing subjects such as English honors, honors Bengali, economic distinctions, awards history, political science honours, physics, mathematics and science. He also led the diploma computer using a private agency with the permission of affiliating university.He also, of course, NCC NCC provisional and the first officer was Dr.Benulal Mohanta Swapan Dhar and cadets of the Republic the day of the NCC parade in New Delhi.

The second and current principal, Mr. Nath Mukul physical education and BBA.

Sukanta Mahavidyalaya & National Cadet Corps (India)

(A) Direction: West Bengal and Sikkim Branch

(B)-HQ: Darjeeling

(C) Size: 61 Bn Bengal. NCC (Boys’)

(D) Department: Senior Division

(E) Associated NCC Officer: Mr. A.N. Barman

(F) Activity: blood donation camp, Camp national integration, the annual meeting of Training Camp, Camp placement, etc. Army

(G) Moves:

1 Swapan Mahanto participated in Republic Day Parade in Delhi.

2 In November 2003, Santosh Kumar Mahato OUA Darjeling represented in the NCC Day Camp, Fort William, Calcutta.

3 OUA Barman Amal took part in Republic Day Parade in Delhi.

4 A number of cadets are now in the Indian army, Border Security Force, SSA, West Bengal police, etc.

For more educational institutions are:
Bairatiguri upper secondary education
Dhupguri upper secondary education
Dhupguri Girls High School

Recreational activities in the vicinity
It is a Vidyaashram, an autonomous village at the end of the ideals of Mahatma Gandhi, near Dhupguri of Dhirendra Nath Dasgupta.
There are a number of big clubs in the city called Sangha Nabajiban, STS Club, and Shanti Sangha Dakshinayan Club, the spectacular Kaali Puja and Durga Puja, both very popular Bengali / Hindu festival in Bengal. In addition, these clubs organize many cultural and sports activities throughout the year. Rabindra Jayanti is celebrated by many clubs above, including during the anniversary of the birth of Rabindra Nath Tagore. Tarun Natya Sanstha, a popular drama club of the city is known for its dramas performaces on social and cultural issues. Dhupguri is also a centre of the Jatra (four open sides Drama), the Winter Festival.

Economy of Dhupguri

Dhupguri is one of the main business districts of dooars. Agriculture is the backbone of the economy. Paddy, jute, Betel nuts and vegetables in large quantities in and around Dhupguri. Dhupguri is very famous for its crops of potatoes, potato is directly exported states like Bihar, Assam and the entire North India-US. In recent years, international trade in this region. Dhupguri from potatoes are immediately on the markets of Bangladesh, Bhutan and Nepal. The government regulate the wholesale market has contributed to what farmers Dhupguri achieve their success in a big way and make a mark in the country on the map of the state. The regulated market, locally known as Dhupguri hat, a decade back for large transactions of all agricultural products is the second largest in west Bengal.

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Transport in Dhupguri
The city is well with roads and rail network, the National Highway Nr.31 is planned in the city centre, near the highways of the state and Siliguri Coochbehar also attach on passports Dhupguri.

Dhupguri Railway station has unique rewards for providing connectivity to all parts of the country by train. Many trains, including ultra-distance trains pass daily Dhupguri station and the link between north and south-west of India with northern regions. The city is also in conjunction with the road on many parts of West Bengal.

Dhundhar (region of Jaipur, at different times, was also known as Kachwaha Britain, Amber Kingdom, United Jaipur) is a historical region of the state of Rajasthan in western India. It comprises the districts of Jaipur, Dausa, Sawai Madhopur and Tonk and the northern part of the Karauli District. The region is located in the Middle East Rajasthan and is limited by the Aravalli Range in north-west, Ajmer in the west, Mewar region of south-west, south of the Hadoti region and Alwar, Bharatpur, and Karauli districts of the East.

Geography of Dhundhar
During the year 1900, during the period Jaipur Britain, the region has a total area of 15579 square kilometres (40349 square kilometres).

The central and southern parts of the region lie in the basin of the Banas river and its tributaries, including Dhund the river, its name in the region. The northern part of the region is dried Ban of the river Ganga, its origin in the city of Jaipur and flows east to the Yamuna in Uttar Pradesh state.

History of Dhundhar
Chanda The Clan of the kings of Meena were the first rulers of the Dhundhar and, later, in the region was Kachwaha by the dynasty of Rajputs. Kachwahas decided on 11 century until independence in India in 1947.

The State has been said, founded in the eleventh century, or Dūhaladeva of 1097 (from the lips of people known by its popular name Tejkaranj - “Husband Prince”), the Feast of Gwalior, he and his parents are absorbed or Kachwaha have pushed the local level and Meenas Bargujar Rajput patrons. The Meenas was one of the main allies of Kachwahas. Originally capital in the region was Dhundhar Dausa, then Jamwa Ramgarh Amber then there’s relocation to Jaipur.

The reign of the dynasty of Jaipur, provided that the Moghul Empire, with some of its greatest generals. Among them were Raja Man Singh I, fought and ruled Kabul and Assam, Orissa, Jai Singh, I am known by its title Imperial Mirza Raja, whose name appears in all the wars of Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb, Jai Singh II Or Sawai Jai Singh, the famous mathematician and astronomer, and the founder of the city of Jaipur. “Sawai” was a title awarded by Aurangzeb what he meant, “once and fourth time to reflect on his comrades.

During the disintegration of the Moghul Empire, the armies of Jaipur has been constantly at war. Towards the end of the 18th century, Jats of Bharatpur and the head of Alwar (also a Kachwaha) have accepted, regardless of any Jaipur and annex the eastern part of the territory of Jaipur. This period of Jaipur history is marked by internal power struggles and conflicts with the permanent military Marathas, Jats, Rajput other States and the United Kingdom and Pindaris (Jaipur former allies of mercenaries). However, wealth has remained fairly in Jaipur for favors for the Temple / palace, the continuity of its traditions imperial court and welfare of citizens and merchants of Commons.

Jantar Mantar attracts thousands of tourists each year.

The contract was initially made by Maharaja Sawai Jagat Singh and the British governor under the command of General Marquis Wellesley in 1803. But the contract was dissolved shortly thereafter, the successor of Wellesley, Cornwallis. At this, Lord Ambassador in Jaipur Wednesday observed that “It was the first time since the British government noted that India has announced that his faith subject to its liking. It was later, in 1818, Jaipur, that State received subsidiary alliance with the British. In 1835, there was an error in the city, after the intervention of the British government. The state has been rich and well governed. During the revolt of 1857, known as the British, the treaty to seek support for the Suppression of rebel sepoys, Maharaja of his contract and has sent troops to limit the riots in the region of Gurgaon and exit skirts Delhi. Jaipur forces also provided to keep open and strategic direction Ajmer-Agra highway. The Europeans took refuge at the threat posed by the mutineers were protected Nahargarh Fort

Maharaja Sawai Man Singh II (1922-1949) joined the state of Jaipur to the Government of India in 1948, shortly after India’s independence. Jaipur, and was the capital of Rajasthan.

The marriage of the girl in Jaipur Chauhan Devgadh prince of General Staff is considered one of the most expensive in the world and Henri Cartier-Bresson, the famous photographer.

Culture of Dhundhar
As a general rule, political leaders liberal Jaïn can prosper and, later, Amber, Jaipur.

It remains one of the main centres of Jainism in India. It is here where Bispanthi / Terapanthi divisions between the Jain was born in 17 century [1]. In the 17th century Chittor was the seat of Bhattarakas of Mula Saraswati Sangh gachchha of Champawati in Sanganer, and then Amber in Jaipur and, finally, where the last Bhattarka was present in 1965.

The line is
Narendrakirti (Samvat 1691, Sanganer) –
Surendrakirti (Samvat 1722, Amber) –
Jagatkirti –
Devendrakirti –
Mahendrakirti –
Kshemendrakirti (Samvat 1815, Jaipur) –
Surendrakirti –
Sukhendrakirti –
Nayankirti –
Devendrakirti –
Mahendrakirti –
Chandrakirti.

Dhulian is a city and municipality of Murshidabad in the state of West Bengal, India. It lies between the Ganges and Hooghly channel.

Dhulian was mentioned that inland (VAB) and Murshidabad exchanges between the city of Rajshahi in Bangladesh. Low-cost, perhaps Bargen Ganga sections of the river Padma appointed downstream in Bangladesh, the exchange of goods and reducing smuggling. This proposal has not been heard nor by the two countries.

Geography of Dhulian
Dhulian is located at 24.68 ° N 87.97 ° E. It has an average altitude of 4 meters (13 feet).

Demography of Dhulian
Updated 2001 census, India, Dhulian had a population of the 72906th Men represent 50% of the population and women 50%. Dhulian has an average literacy rate of 39%, lower than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 48% of skills and women is 31%. In Dhulian, 20% of the population is less than 6 years.

Dhule circle is a circle in the state of Maharashtra in central India. The Dhule district east of the northern tip of Maharashtra. Dhule The city is the administrative headquarters of the district.

The Dhule district included land previously treated, mainly inhabited by tribes of the population. The Dhule district bifiliares was on 1 July 1998 in two districts Dhule now known as Nandurbar and thereafter with the tribe of the region. Agriculture remains the basis of the professional people of this district. Most parts of the district are not under irrigation and culture depends heavily on Monsoon regular or rainwater. Apart from wheat, bajra, jowar or jwari, onions trading most popular of the cotton harvest. The majority of the population in rural areas speaks Ahirani (a dialect of Marathi), Marathi, however, is much spoken in urban areas. About 26.11% of the population of Dhule district lives in urban areas [1]. The Dhule district is a historic part of the Khandesh region of Maharashtra. Although for administrative purposes, it is now Clubbed to Nashik Division.

Sections in Dhule District
The area is still divided into two sub-sectors and four for administrative matters talukas purposes. Dhule and Sakri talukas are part Dhule subdivision Shirpur and Sindkheda during talukas are part of Shirpur subdivision.

There are five Vidhan Sabha constituencies in this district. It is Sakri (ST), Shirpur, Sindkheda, Kusumba and Dhule.

Dhule is the only Lok Sabha constituency in this district. Shirpur Vidhan Sabha constituency is part of the Nandurbar (ST) Lok Sabha constituency.

Dhule is a city and a municipal council in the Dhule district of north-west of the state of Maharashtra, India. Dhule is one of the few well-planned cities in India before independence India

Geography of Dhule
Dhule is located at 74.78 ° 20.9 N ° E. It has an average altitude of 240 meters (787 feet). Dhule is in the region of Khandesh, forms of north-west corner of India’s southern Deccan Plateau, in the valley of the river Tapi. Dhule lies on the shore of the river Panzara

Demography of Dhule
Updated 2001 census in India , Dhule had a population of 341,473th Men represent 52% of the population and women 48%. Dhule has an average literacy rate of 75%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 80%, 69% are women of competence. In Dhule, 13% of the population is less than 6 years.

History of Dhule
As in the two national highways, Dhule is a popular stop for truck drivers. In the context prehistoric More Fort near the city.

Dhule was part of the Moghul empire in 1601, during the reign of Akbar. At 18 Dhule century Maratha sub-rule. In 1818, Dhule was annexed by the British, and was to preside over Bombay. Dhule city is a city well-planned, and it was adopted, it was intended to Captain James Briggs. After Indian independence in 1947, Bombay Bombay Presidency of the State was in 1960, was along linguistic lines in the new states of Maharashtra and Gujarat.

Transport in Dhule
The next international airport in Mumbai, but it also has its own airport of Gondur (in the dreary state). Dhule also a distinction between the terminus of the railway, which is the nearest railway junction Chalisgaon.In in a few years, you can travel from Delhi to Mumbai in 5 hours less than the necessary right now because Manmad-Indore Dhule Road-Rail has been sanctioned.

During this part of Maharashtra is not of great importance from the point of the economy, the most important reason for the importance of Dhule in Maharashtra and India because of its geographical location for road transport. Dhule east of the city, most strategic roads of India, Criss-Cross-other. This is the singular point for road transport vis-à-vis Nagpur Bhusaval or in the case of Indian Railways. The national highway, paragraph 3, mouth of the people known as Mumbai-Agra highway, linking virtually south of North India with India. And the number of National Highway No. 6 in its western part of India, which links eastern India.

Places to Visit

Panzara flows in a cloudy day monsoon. The photo was taken from the town of Dhule, on the other side is Deopur, which is a suburb of Dhule. The image shows Chhota Pul or small bridge on the left and Motha Pul or a large deck on the right.

Rajwade Sanshodhan Mandal Dhule is in a famous museum in 1932, where there is a large collection of articles, the famous historian VKRajwade. There are many historical texts and time Moghul Rajput. In this, there are colorful pictures, historical pieces of copper plates, stone and metal statues, ancient manuscripts, documents, historical documents, stone appliances, pots, etc. pre-history texts, historical and art gallery in the history of themes. It is a good reference library with more than 2000 pounds. Surya Mandir is a temple older. The central prison of the city was built by the British, and many combatants of freedom, the importance of the role played on the national level have been imprisoned.

Shivtharghal where Ramdas Swami Samartha Dasbodh wrote the book, has been (re) discovered by Late Shri. Shankar Shrikrushna dev, Dhule in 1930.

“Samartha Vagdevata Mandir” is famous for its collection of ancient literature of the great Maharashtrian saint Swami Samartha Ramdas.

“Shivatharghal ‘, where Ramdas Swami Samartha had written the great grantha’ Dasbodh ‘; this organization (Shivatharghal - in the vicinity of the Mahad) was discovered by the famous historian Late Shree. Shrikrushna Shankar Dev Dhule in 1930.

Agra is the main street of the city, where many large enterprises / businesses. Former Dhule or June Dhule is crucial, Subhash Nagar is a sector of activity with shops beside Old Dhule.

Agra street in downtown Dhule the eve of the Lakshmipoojan, Diwali 2007

Pach-Kandil is the largest market total sale of fruits and vegetables in Agra Road, Pat is a bazaar of the former vegetable market near a former canal that are used to along the river on this page, in the past.

Other places of attraction Tower, Garden, Garden Sambhaji, Hanuman Tekdi, NAKANE Talav (Lake supplies water to the city), etc. Dedargaon Talav

Nisargopchar Kendra, is in Dhule Road Malegaon at a distance of 1.5 km and the Bus. Near the center are Mehboob subhani temple, Gurudwara, Vitthal temple, Dashera Maidan. On the other side of the street is Tatva Gandhi Gyan Mandir (Gandhian Philosophy center) and Goshala of Vinoba Bhave founded in the year 1932.

There are a number of Dhule in the Jain temple. One of them is the temple of 115 years in the Shitalnath Bhgwan Agra Bazar sarafa road. Dada Wadi Jain Temple is the biggest temple Guru Jin Kushal Suri Chalisgaon en route.

Ekvira mata temple is very famous in Dhule.

Dhuilya is a census of the population of the village in Howrah district in the state of West Bengal, India.

Demography of Dhuilya
Updated 2001 census, India, Dhuilya had a population of the 18399th Men represent 52% of the population and women 48%. Dhuilya has an average literacy rate of 81%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: boy jurisdiction is 85% of skills and women is 77%. In Dhuilya, 8% of the population is under 6 years