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Hello Guys, Let's know about the District Palwal (Haryana)

Tuesday 4 December 2018

       Welcome to the Gyan ki Pathshala and today we discussed about District Palwal (21st District of Haryana State in northern India).

     
  HISTORY
  • Palwal is supposed to figure in the earliest Aryan traditions under the name of Apelava, part of the Pandava kingdom of Inderparasth, which was later restored by Vikaradiya. 
  • During the British period, Palwal was a part of the Punjab Province and Gurgaon district. Many people from Palwal participated in the 1857 Revolt against the British forces. Hayat Ali and Khairat Ali were martyed along with 17 people from Palwal. Hayat Ali was taken to  Delhi and hanged, and a large number of arrest warrants were issued.
  • Mahatma Gandhi ji was first arrested at Palwal's railway station. The building Gandhi Ashrama was erected in the memory of the incident
  • On 15 August 1979, Gurugram District was divided, with Palwal becoming part of the new Faridabad District. Finally Palwal became the 21st district of Haryana on 15 August 2008.
  •  Date of Formation :- 15th August, 2008
  • Headquarters :- Palwal
  • Area :- 1359 sq km
  • Official Languages :- Hindi, Punjabi, Haryanvi
       Population
  •  Population Density :- 767
  • Total Population :-  1042708
  • Male :- 554497
  • Female :- 488211
           Literacy Rate 
  • Literacy Rate :- 69.32%
  •  Male :- 82.66%
  • Female :- 54.23%
      Basic Knowledge    
  • Pin Code :- 121102
  • STD Code :- 01275
  • Sex Ratio :- 881 Females/thousand males 
  •  Tehsil :- Palwal, Hodal & Hathin
  • Tourist Place :- Panchwati Temple, Dabchik, Sati’s Place 
        Main Crop
  • Crop :- Potato, Tomato, Chilies, Cauliflower, Cucurbits
      Major Highways
  •  3 (NH-2)
  • KMP Expressway 
  •  KGP Expressway
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