Friday 28 December 2012

Details of Kabrai-Srinagar Near of Belatal Jaitpur Mahoba


Details of Kabrai-Srinagar Near of Belatal Jaitpur Mahoba

Kabrai is a town and a nagar panchayat in Mahoba district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.Kabrai is located at 25°25′N 80°01′E / 25.42°N 80.02°E / 25.42; 80.02[1]. It has an average elevation of 157 metres (515 feet).Kabrai is a town where main business is stone business. There are around upper 100 stone crushers. Hindustan Construction Company has established a new crusher plant there. This place is famous for stone production and wheat production as there are more than 400 stone caves. The market of stone crushing was developed in 1979 with two stone crushers company. In the year 1982 it was recognized by the government and they support them for development and that increased number of stone crushing companies . Shakti Stone Udyog and Central Stone Udyog was the industry leaders. Today Central Stone Udyog has more than 4 different unit of Crusher with large area of mines (40Arces) in different corner of Kabrai.


OverView of Sri Nagar Near of Belatal Jaitpur

It is situated on national highway no. 86. and on the way of Khajuraho (from Mahoba to Khajuraho).
It is 18 km away from distt. Mahoba (U.P.) and 35 km from Distt. Chhatarpur (M.P.)..
It is the border of U.P. and M.P.

This is a small but very beautiful village..
The population of this villege is near about 20000.
In our village shrinagar, a large fort, (Raja Mohan Singh ka Kila) is the most valuable and historical place, which built by the king Mohan Singh. It is situated near Ramlila ground.
There is only a single Inter College near its range, many students (boys and girls) comes daily to study here.
This village is very popular for a temple, which known as the name "Mansa Puran Hanuman Mandir".
This mandir is situated besides the beatiful pond, calls "Daau Talab", and near about 100 meter from my house..

Sri Nagar is on of the Village in Kabrai Mandal , Mahoba District , Uttar Pradesh State . Sri Nagar is 32.4 km distance from its Mandal Main Town Kabrai . Sri Nagar is 15.7 km distance from its District Main City Mahoba . And 219 km distance from its State Main City Lucknow . .

Other villages in Kabrai Mandal are Akbai , Atghar , Baberi , Bahinga , Bamhaori Qazi , Banni , ... . .

Near By Villages of this Village with distance are Bilrahi(3 k.m.) ,Digaria(3.7 k.m.) ,Dhikwaha(4.5 k.m.) ,Bara(4.6 k.m.) ,Urwara(4.9 k.m.) ,. Near By towns are Mahoba(14 k.m.) ,Belatal Jaitpur(22.6 k.m.) ,Charkhari(24.2 k.m.) ,Kabrai(32.4 k.m.) ,

Schools in Sri Nagar



Govt. Inter College Shrinagar
Address : shri nagar , kabrai , mahoba , Uttar Pradesh . PIN- 210427 , Post - Mahoba


J.h.s. Daupura
Address : shri nagar , kabrai , mahoba , Uttar Pradesh . PIN- 210427 , Post - Mahoba


B.s.s.j.h.s. Shrinagar
Address : shri nagar , kabrai , mahoba , Uttar Pradesh . PIN- 210427 , Post - Mahoba


S.g.mandir Shrinagar
Address : shri nagar , kabrai , mahoba , Uttar Pradesh . PIN- 210427 , Post - Mahoba


G.j.h.s.shrinagar
Address : shri nagar , kabrai , mahoba , Uttar Pradesh . PIN- 210427 , Post - Mahoba


Banks near by Sri Nagar


1 . STATE BANK OF INDIA , KULPAHAR
IFSC CODE : sbin0002562.
MICR CODE : 210002012.

2 . CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA , MAHOBA
IFSC CODE : cbin0283396.
MICR CODE : non-micr.

3 . UNION BANK OF INDIA , MAHOBA
IFSC CODE : ubin0563633.
MICR CODE : non micr.

4 . STATE BANK OF INDIA , MAHOBA
IFSC CODE : sbin0000128.
MICR CODE : 210002010.

Thursday 27 December 2012

Few Words for Nowgong Near of Belatal Mahoba


Information about Nowgong Near of Belatal

Nowgong is one of the big town in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh near of Belatal Mahoba. The town was an important center during the British rule. Nowgong was the headquarters of the Bundelkhand Agency. The town hosted a military cantonment with accommodation for all forces, the Kitchener College (for soldiers being trained to become officers), and had a school for the wards of the chiefs of Central India (1872–1898), in addition to being the headquarters of the Political Assistant of the Agency. The town had a population of 11,507 in 1901 and 33,054 in 2001.

Nowgong is well connected by road and is on NH 75 about 110 km away from Jhansi and 25km from the Belatal jaitpur Mahoba also going to be connected with railway line soon work is going on that will be connected with Belatal railway station.. The nearest railway station is Belatal, 25 km away and nearest airport is Khajuraho, 68km away. The town has an old British era church.

A Little Distillery in Nowgong, a book by Ashok Mathur, is set in this town.

 Education and training

a) Nowgong Polytechnic College formerly known as Govt. Polytechnic College Nowgong (1st Polytechnic in Bundelkhand) was established on 2 October 1952. The College campus is spread over an area of 14 hectares.

b) Kitchener College (closed) 1929-1964. Became Army Cadet College in 1960 and relocated to Pune in 1964. It used to run a 2 year preparatory course for the India army and graduates went on to the Indian Military Academy, Dehradun (IMA), the officer training school.

c) The King George’s School Nowgong 1952-1960 (in the buildings of the Kitchener college). Relocated to Chail as the Chail Military School in 1960.

d) District Institute of Education and Training

e) Nowgong Polytechnic College, formerly known as Govt. Polytechnic College Nowgong (was established on 2nd Oct. 1952)

f) Bapu Degree College



 Banks near by Nowgong


1 . CANARA BANK , NOWGONG
IFSC CODE : cnrb0001153.
MICR CODE : 782015102.

2 . STATE BANK OF INDIA , NOWGONG
IFSC CODE : sbin0000280.
MICR CODE : 471002014.

3 . CANARA BANK , BASARI
IFSC CODE : cnrb0001915.
MICR CODE : non-micr.

4 . STATE BANK OF INDIA , CHHATARPUR
IFSC CODE : sbin0000347.
MICR CODE : 471002002.


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Friday 23 November 2012

Basic Information of Orai Jalaun district Near of Mahoba, Belatal Jaitpur Distance Approx 100KM.Ramkumar Rawat


Basic Information of Orai Jalaun district Near of Mahoba, Belatal Jaitpur Distance Approx 100KM.

Orai is a city and a municipal board in Jalaun district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is the district headquarters for Jalaun District which is part of Jhansi division.It is situated on NH25 in between Jhansi and Kanpur and on Bilrayan-Panwari SH21 .It is located in the Bundelkhand region.

Orai has been named after a saint (Rishi) Uddalak because he worshipped there and has historical value because of its location, which is between Jhansi, Mahoba and Kalpi. Orai was also known as the City of King 'Mahil' who was infamous for his bad habits and back-biting; he betrayed his nephews Aalah and Udal and one of them, Udal, was killed and according to a proverb Aalah is still alive because he is immortal.


History of Orai Near of Belatal Mahoba

The town of Kalpi on the Yamuna was conquered by the armies of Muhammad of Ghor in 1196. Early in the 14th century the Bundelas occupied the greater part of Jalaun, and even succeeded in holding the fortified post of Kalpi. That important possession was soon recovered by the Delhi Sultanate, and passed under the way of the Mughal Empire. Akbar's governors at Kalpi maintained a nominal authority over the surrounding district, and the Bundela chiefs were in a state of chronic revolt, which culminated in the war of independence under Maharaja Chhatrasal. On the outbreak of his rebellion in 1671 he occupied a large province to the south of the Yamuna. Setting out from this base, and assisted by the Marathas, he conquered the whole of Bundelkhand. On his death in 1732 he bequeathed one-third of his dominions to his Maratha allies, who before long succeeded in annexing the whole of Bundelkhand. Under Maratha rule the country was a prey to constant anarchy and strife.In 1806 Kalpi was made over to the British, and in 1840, on the death of Nana Gobind Ras, his possessions lapsed to them also. Various interchanges of territory took place, and in 1856 the boundaries of the British district were substantially settled, with an area of 1477 square miles.


Jalaun was the scene of much violence during the Revolt of 1857. When the news of the rising at Kanpur reached Kalpi, the men of the 53rd Native Infantry deserted their officers, and in June the Jhansi rebels reached the district, and began their murder of Europeans. It was not until September 1858 that the rebels were finally defeated. In the later 19th century, the district suffered much from the invasive kans grass (Saccharum spontaneum), owing to the spread of which many villages were abandoned and their land thrown out of cultivation. The population of the district was 399,726 in 1901, and the two largest towns are Kunch and Kalpi (pop. 10,139 in 1901). The district was traversed by the line of the Indian Midland railway from Jhansi to Kanpur. A small part of it is watered by the Bethwa Canal. Grain, oil-seeds, cotton and ghee were exported.


Education Source of Orai, Near of Rath Mahoba, Belatal


    * Kanshiram Medical College Orai
    * Government Polytechnic College
    * Sanatan Dharm Inter college
    * Dayanand Vedic Degree College(D.V.C.)Orai
    * Dayanand Arya Vedic Inter College
    * Government Inter College
    * Government Girls Inter College
    * Gandhi Inter college
    * Gandhi Degree College
    * S.R. Degree College
    * Arya knya Inter Collage
    * B. C. H. Mission School Orai
    * Mizpeh Christian School, Jhansi Road, Orai
    * Roshan Higher Secondary New Patel Nagar Jail Road
    * Radha krishna junior High school Gopalganj Orai.
    * Jairam High school Patel Nagar Orai.
    * Rastriya Inter College Kalpi Road Orai.
    * Virendra Singh Baghel Education Centre.
    * Jawahar Navoday Vidyalaya main highway no. 25
    * J.V.S Education Centre
    * Thankur Mahendra Singh Public Sxhool
    * Tickle Children Academy
    * Doll's Delight Public School
    * Simpkins Public School
    * M.V.M Jhansi Road Orai
    * S.V.M. Inter College,Jalaun
    * Ramshree Public School Orai
    * Dayanand Public School Orai
    * infopark college of computer
    * Sahani Shikshan Sansthan
    * Chitransh Academy
    * Bal Bharti Inter College
    * Aldrich public school

Sanskar P.J.H.School Lahariya Pur

Friday 16 November 2012

Natural Beauty of Belatal (Pics of Belasagar) with big construction for water supplier to its villages



Belatal is having big pond which is known as a belasagar also a big water supplier to its villages. A big construction is going on for supplying the water for remaning villages.




There are some natural pics of belasagar those are having the natural beauty of belatal. Also a big tourist place for enjoying the holidays in winter vacations.





Amazing and unforgetable pics of Belasagar in Belatal Mahoba By Ramkumar Rawat...


























So lets come in belatal and enjoy with belasagar.. have a great holidays....Ramkumar Rawat Belatal Mahoba.............



Thursday 12 July 2012

Get More about the Charkhari Near to Belatal Jaitpur


Charkhari, currently a part neighbor hoodan area a district a region a locality vicinity a section of Uttar Pradesh state, was one of one among one in al lone among stone in every of the Princely states of India during throughout the period the amount of the British Raj. The state was founded by saurabh singh bundela, a Rajput of Bundela clan. On India’s independence, this Princely state was acceded to India.



The Capital Of Chandels . Charkhari ,Known as "Kashmir of Bundelkhand",is Tehsil of Mahoba .It is known for his beautiful lovely stunning lakes, ancient monuments and magnificent and luxurious and sumptuous temples. It is situated abou tconcerningre grading 20kms away from faraway from far from aloof from off from removed from Mahoba headquarter in northwest direction. Pilgrimage of Saint Mandav and workplace of bundella rajput, it wasit had beenit absolutely was the capital of the estate. Charkhari was established about concerning garding 254yrs ago when Maharaj Chhatrsal give it provides it to Madan Shah and Vansia Shah as jagir.Mangal Garh fort was situated in eastern japanesejap part ofa part of Mulia hill of Charkhari.This Mulia hill was pilgrimage of Saint Mandav.It was built designed engineered by the son of Maharaj Chhatrsal Jagat Raj in 1734.


Economy mainly consists of agricultural produce manufacture turn out and Charkhari is an important crucial vital very important trading hub catering to a vasta huge an enormous massive colossal rural hinterland. a verya really awfully active Mandi where agricultural and other different alternative produce manufacture return out is brought is veryis extremely is incredibly import ant necessary vital as fairways much as the because the local native economy goes. There are various numerous varied small tiny little scale motor works and lathes and semi agricultural manufactures. a large an outsized an oversized market place is may be could be a source supply of good of excellent of fine business to shop outlets retailers jewelers and electronic good merchant diseproduct.
Being an educational an academic center a vasta hugean enormousa massivea colossal number variety range of students of scholars come come back return from the nearby rural areas and attend the many the various the numerous school faculties colleges degree colleges schools faculties and polytechnics. This contributes immensely to the local native economy . also additionally conjointly the various the varied the assorted government departments like Fisheries contribute to this to the present to the current important necessary vital trade. Lately granite mining has started creating making jobs and wealth, buth owever at what ecological cost value price is wroth debating.

Villages in Charkhari-

Aichana - Akathauha - Anghaura - Asthaun - Bagraun - Baihari - Ballayn - Bambhauri Beldaran - Bambhauri Kalan - Bamrara - Bapretha - Barayan - Barda - Bari - Basauth - Bhatewara Kalan - Brijpur - Chandauli - Dhawari - Fatehpur - Gaurahari - Gorkha - Gudha - Imaliya Dang - Jarauli - Kamal Khera - Kanera - Karahara Khurd - Kharela Dehat - Kiratpura - Kudar - Kuwan - Luhari - Natarra - Nausara - Pahretha - Patha - Punniyan - Pupwara - Rewai - Sabuwa - Salat - Saluwa - Suhjana - Supa - Swasa Maf - Tola Soyam


Banks near by Charkhari

1 . ORIENTAL BANK OF COMMERCE , SUPA
IFSC CODE : orbc0100425.
MICR CODE : non micr.

2 . CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA , MAHOBA
IFSC CODE : cbin0283396.
MICR CODE : non-micr.

3 . STATE BANK OF INDIA , MAHOBA
IFSC CODE : sbin0000128.
MICR CODE : 210002010.

4 . ALLAHABAD BANK , PANWARI
IFSC CODE : alla0210233.
MICR CODE : 210010254.

Brief Introduction about Panwari Mahoba Near to Belatal

Panwari is a may be a could be a town city in Panwari Mandal , Mahoba District , Uttar Pradesh State . Panwari is locatedis found 43forty three km distance from its District Main citytown Mahoba . it isit's located 215 km distance from its State Main city town Lucknow .

Other villages in Panwari Mandal are Amanpura , Andwara , Bagaul , Baidaun , Bamhauri Kurmin , Bharwara , ... . .

Panwari Pin Code is 210429 and Post officeworkplace name is . other different alternative villages in ( 210429 , ) are Bharwara , Kankua , Kashipura , Panwari , Vijaypur , ... . .

Near By Villages of this Village with distance are Devganpura(3.1 k.m.) ,Jakha(3.5 k.m.) ,Budherau(4.3 k.m.) ,Bijrari(5.6 k.m.) ,Mahua Itaura(5.6 k.m.) ,. townscities nearclose to By Panwari(0 k.m.) ,Jaitpur(21.3 k.m.) ,Charkhari(27.4 k.m.) ,Mahoba(43.1 k.m.) ,



Banks near by Panwari

1 . ALLAHABAD BANK , PANWARI
IFSC CODE : alla0210233.
MICR CODE : 210010254.

2 . PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK , MAHOBA
IFSC CODE : punb0479700.
MICR CODE : non-micr.

3 . STATE BANK OF INDIA , MAHOBA
IFSC CODE : sbin0000128.
MICR CODE : 210002010.

4 . CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA , MAHOBA
IFSC CODE : cbin0283396.
MICR CODE : non-micr.



List of  All Villages in Panwari

Amanpura , Andwara, Bagaul, Bahadurpur Kalan Baidaun, Bamhauri, Kurmin, Bharwara Bhujpura, Bijrari, Budherau, Chauka Churari Dadri, Devganpura ,Dhawar ,Didwara Dulara, Fadna, Gadhau, Ghutai, Gugaura, Jakha, Kankua, Kashipura, Kauniya, Kilhauwa Kohaniya, Kotra, Laulara, Lidhaura, Khurd, Lilwan, Lodhipura,Luhargawn, Mahobkanth Mahua, Itaura, Marwari, Masudpura, Naghara, Ghat, Naipura, Nakra, Natarra, Nekpura Pahariya, Panwari, Parapantar, Pipri ,Richha, Rivai, Ruri, Kalan, Salaiya ,Khalsa Saudhi, Saura, Silalpura, Taiya, Telipahari, Tikariya, Tola Patar, Turra Muhar Umrai, Vijaypur.

Panna National Park Chhatarpur districts of Madhya Pradesh near of Belatal


Panna National Park is a national park located in Panna and Chhatarpur districts of Madhya Pradesh near of  Belatal in India. it has an areaa neighborhooda districta regiona localitya vicinitya parta section of 542.67 km2 (209.53 sq mi). it wasit had beenit absolutely was, declared in 1994 as thebecause the, twenty second Tiger reserve of India and theand therefore theand also the, fifth in Madhya Pradesh,[1] Panna was given the Award of Excellence in 2007 as, best maintained national park of India by the Ministry of Tourism of India.[1] it isit's, notable that by 2009, the entirethe wholethe complete, tiger population had been eliminated by poaching with the collusion of forest department officialsofficers,.

Panna National Park and theand therefore theand also the, surrounding territorial forest areaspace, of North and South Panna forest division is theis that the, onlysolely, largegiantmassive, chunk of wildlife habitat remaining in North Madhya Pradesh in thewithin the, otherwise fragmented forest landscape of the region.

The National Park is situated at a pointsome extenta degree, where the continuity of the Tropical and subtropical dry broadleaf forests belt, whichthat, starts from Cape Comorin in South India, is broken and beyond this the upperhigher, Gangetic Plains moist deciduous forests of the greatthe goodthe nice, Indo-Gangetic Plain begins. This areaspace, is theis that the, northern most tip of the natural teak forests and theand therefore theand also the, easternjapanesejap, most tip of the natural 'Kardhai' Anogeissus pendula forests.

The forests of Panna National Park along withalong sidein conjunction withbesideat the side oftogether with, Ken Gharial Wildlife Sanctuary and adjoining territorial divisions formtypekind, a significanta biga major, part ofa part of, the catchment areaspace, of the 406 km (252 mi) Ken River which that, runs northeast for about concerning garding, 72seventy two, km (45 mi) through the park.[1] Terrain in Panna National Park is undulating and heavily forested with manyseveral, streams and waterfalls.

Fauna

Among the animals found here are the tiger, chital, chinkara, sambhar and sloth bear. The park is home to more thanquiteover, 200two hundred, species of birds includingas well astogether with, the Bar-headed Goose, Honey Buzzard, King Vulture and Blossom-headed Parakeet.

Tiger reserve

Panna National Park was declared as one to ge the jointly mutually collectively united joined in concert, of the Tiger reserves of India in 1994/95 and placed under benea thund erneath below, the protection of Project Tiger.[5][6] The decline of tiger population in Panna has been reported several many, times.[7][dead link][8][9] two2, female feminine, tigers were relocated there from Bandhavgarh National Park and Kanha National Park in March 2009. However, the last male tiger had already disappeared.[10] A committee to look to seem to appear, into the disappearance of the tigers was formed shaped fashioned,.[11]

In June 2009, it wasit had been it absolutely was, officially announced that the Reserve, which that, had over 40forty, tigers six years ago, has no tiger left and only solely, two2, tigresses, which that, were brought in adoring ain an exceedinglyin a very, while whereas, ago[12] In February 2012, three3, years after whenonce, the entire the whole the complete, tiger population of the reserve was eliminated, the Madhya Pradesh government had not determined responsibility for the debacle, nor had it passed the inquiry to the Central Bureau of Investigation in spite of requests from the Ministry of environment surrounding setting atmosphere, and Forests and theand therefore theand also the, Prime Minister's office workplace,.

The Ministry of environment surroundings setting atmosphere, and Forests (MoEF) approved a proposal to trans locate two2, tigers and two2, tigresses to the reserve. [14] One female feminine, eache very, from Bandhavgarh National Park (coded T1) and Kanha National Park (T2) were Tran located to Panna Tiger Reserve. [15] A tiger male, coded T3, was brought from Pench Tiger Reserve buthowever, strayed out of the park shortly thereafter, in November 2009[16] The tiger started walking towards its home in Pench National Park, indicating homing instinct. It moved steadily through human dominated landscape withoutwhile not, causinginflicting, any conflict. Forest department staffemployeesworkers, tracked it continuously for over a month and finallyand eventuallyand at last, brought it back to the Panna Tiger Reserve. It then settled well, established territory and startedand beganand commenced, mating.

The tigress, T1, translocated from Bandhavgarh National Park, gave birth to four cubs in April 2twoa pair of,010 of whichthat, 2 survive tilluntil, date. [17] The second tigress, T2, trans located from Kanha National Park gave birth to four cubs several many, months later and alland every one, four survive tilluntil, date. [18] a thirda 3rd, tigress, coded T4, an orphaned cub was reintroduced to Panna in March 2011.[19] She learnt huntingsearchinglooking, skills with the helpthe assistance, of the male and mated with him. Her sister T5 was released in Panna in November 2011. botheach, have settled well. [20] thusthereforeso, five5, tigers and around 10ten, cubs of up to 2twoa pair of, years are settled in Panna Tiger Reserve at presentat the presentat the momentat this timenowadays, and their progress is being regularlyoftenfrequently, monitored by the Forest Department. This augurs well for the national park and future ofway forward for, tigers in thewithin the, region.
Flora

The terrain consists of rocky and uneven landscape which that, coveredcoatedlined, by scrubby vegetation, gorges and waterfalls and grass. it hasit's, a dry and hot climate. The vegetation that covers most of the park is of the miscellaneous dry deciduous forest interspersed with grassland areas. The park contains riverines, open grasslands, open woodlands with tall grasses and thorny woodlands forest types varieties sorts,. River Ken pass through under go experience go through have labor under meet up with submit to suffer taste tolerate widths and, this park which that, is the is that the, main water sourcesupply, of the water birds and crocodiles. a boata ship, ride on the Ken River is an amazinga tremendousan incredible, experience expertise, where one canwill, get a glimpse of the water birds and theand therefore theand also the, dense forest of Panna National Park.

Some of the floral species includes tree species, whichthat, are found in thewithin the, Panna National Park are Tectona grandis, Diospyros melanoxylon, Madhuca indica, Buchnania latifolia, Anogeissus latifolia, Anogeissus pendula, Lannea coromandelica, Bosswelia serrata etc.

Wednesday 11 July 2012

Historical and politics Knowledge of Belatal:

Historical and politics Knowledge of Belatal:- Belatal is not a small town in Mhaoba state(U.P).It is one of the biggest town in U.P having more then 85 villages  those villages are managinf from the belatal Block.

Belatal known as two names jaitpur and belatal the but both are famous in utter pradesh. Post office name is jaitpur and railway station name is Belatal. Belatal is well connected for travel to belatal, if you are planning to visit the belatal jaitpur then you can go by train from the major destination like Delhi, Mumbai, Bhopal etc, can reach there directly and if you are planning by bus then buses services are available from the major destination to Belatal.

You can enjoy the natural beauty in Belatal like lovely big pond, rivers, hills and many more natural places.

Belatal population is more then 18,000 as the census of belatal mahoba.

Some of the most popular places information near to Belatal Jaitpur:-

Most of your welcome in the lap of nature. Introduce State u on most historical tourist place. Located in bundelkhand (Mahoba, Belatal, Jaipur, Kulpahar, Charkhari, Ajnar, Nawgaw, Shrinagar, Lamaura, Nanora, Rath etc.)

It is a historical place in india.It includes two Indian States, for example, u.p. and m.p. It has an importance in Indian history.Many grateful increased its value.Jhansi Quean (Maharani Laxmi bai), King of orchha (Veer Singh Bundela) located in h.b. tourist place. In the fire of the tourist of Bundelkhand is the beautiful tourist place of india drinking is more towns, cities like khajuraho, Orchha, Datia, Jhansi, Charkhari, Belatal, Nowgawn. Build the temple city of Khajuraho by emperors coli. Behold Kandariya mahadev, Matangeshwar, Jain and Budhas temples.

The temple has separated the quality of design, art and patchikari. Humanity is looking into it.Show maximum sexual life statue of man and as a person you can do in life. Sexology of Maharshi Vatshayan View reality in that picture. Khajuraho invokes the mind, imagination of fires. Hundreds of miles from civilization, deep in the Interior of central India, where the Tiger still has its own domain and where the depth of the forest hold their secrets are a small clearing. Here: a modest village by any standard; a tank, called ambitiously a Lake; groups of ancient temples, some in ruins.


For most people, Khajuraho remains an enigma, a search in the arena of world art. What is the significance of its temples? Why did you put in the ancient past, and why temples were used as an art gallery? If there was a Kingdom here, where are the remains of grand villas and palaces grander? Why is it that only the temples have been discovered? These temples were religious in nature? If so, how do you justify the presence of some of the more graphic depictions of sexual scenes the world has ever known? Art historians have tried for years to seek a solution to the mystery of Khajuraho, but all attempts to do so at the end must be reduced to speculation, there are no records to disclose the purpose for building these temples. Maybe we'll never know; That's for sure.


However, Khajuraho will continue drawing tribute from travellers and lovers of art, as it has done since its rebirth. An ancient past ancient dynasties are often covered with a veil of mystery, largely because written records are rare and, as often happens in India, myth and legend weave their way through time in the history of their origin and their reign. And when the dynasty leaves a legacy as contradictory as the Khajuraho temples, with their mix of religious and sensual, the web is woven of threads brighter, more colorful legends of accompaniment. Khajuraho or ' Khajur-vahika ' (bearer of date palms), also known as '


Khajjurpura ' in ancient times, apparently the name comes from the golden date (khajur) that decorated the city gates and if different versions of legendary to be believed, owes its existence to a lovely girl named Hemvati. According to the tale of the medieval court poet in Mahoba Chandbardai's Prithviraj khand Satin, Hemvati was the beautiful daughter of Joseph, the royal priest of Kashi (Varanasi). A summer night while she was getting wet in the sparkling waters of a pond filled with lotus, the God of the Moon was so awestruck by her beauty that he came to Earth in human form and kidnapped her.


 The Hemvati distressed, which unfortunately was a child widow, threatened to curse God for ruining her life and reputation. To make amends for his craziness the Moon God promised that she would become the mother of a valorous son. ' Bring it on ' Khajjurpura, he thought he had said. Is it going to be a great King and built numerous temples, surrounded by gardens and lakes. He will also perform a yagya (religious ceremony) through which your sins will be washed away. ' Following his instructions, Hemvati left his home to give birth to her son in a small village. The child, Chandravarman, was so brilliant as his father, brave and strong. By the time he had 16 years could kill Tigers or lions with his bare hands. Looking forward to his feats, Hemvati invoked the God of moon, who presented their son with a touchstone that could transform the iron into gold and he has installed as King at Khajuraho.


Chandravarman achieved a series of brilliant victories and built a mighty fortress at kalinjar.At the request of his mother began construction of glorious temples with lakes and gardens 85 to Khajuraho and performed the bhandya-yagya which expunged her of her guilt. A variant of the legend itself introduces Hemvati widowed daughter of Mani Ram, the Royal priest of Kalinjar. As A result of an error in his calculations the priest informed his King that particular night was Puranmasi (full moon night) and not the dark night that is actually revealed to be.

In its concern for the reputation of his father the beautiful Hemvati prayed the God of moon, who was gracious enough to accept the word of the priest, but to his favor, inreturn kidnapped her daughter.Mourning's father was so shame hit that he cursed him and transformed into a stone, which was worshipped by Chandela as Maniya dev Hemvati gave birth to a son, the wise Chandrateya, who was then at the helm of the Chandela clan.

Sunday 29 April 2012

What to See in Chhatarpur Near of Belatal Mahoba

What to See in Chhatarpur Near of Belatal Mahoba



Kandariya Mahadeo: The largest, most typical Khajuraho temple. It soars 31 m high. This temple is dedicated to Shiva. The sanctum sanctorum enshrines a lingam. The main shrine is exquisitely carved and features in delicate details, gods, goddesses, celestial maidens and lovers. Particularly noteworthy are the entrance arch, the ceilings and pillars of the interior compartments.

Chaunsat Yogini: This is the only granite temple and earliest surviving shrine of the group (900 A.D.)  It is dedicated to Kali. Only 35 shrines are available now out of original 65 shrines. Another Kali temple (originally dedicated to Vishnu) is the Devi Jagdambe Temple.


Chitragupta Temple: Facing eastwards to the rising sun, the temple is dedicated to the Sun God, Surya. The image of the deity in the inner sanctum is particularly imposing; five feet high, and driving a horse-drawn Chariot. The group scenes depict royal processions, hunting scenes and group dances, reflecting the lavish lifestyle of the Chandela Courts.

Vishwanath Temple: A three-headed image of Brahma is enshrined in this temple. The approach is equally impressive, with lions flanking the Northern and Elephants in the Southern steps that lead up to it. A Nandi bull faces the shrine.

Lakshmana Tample: The lintel over the entrance of this beautiful Vaishnavite temple shows the trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva with Lakshmi, Vishnu’s consort. The finely craved sanctum has a three-headed idol of Vishnu’s incarnations Narsimha and Varaha. This boar incarnation also appears in a Nine-feet-high statue at the Varaha Temple.

Matangeswara Temple: The temple is still a living places of worship.  It is dedicated to Shiva. This temple has an Eight-feet-high lingam and is outside the precincts of the Western Group.

Parsvanath Temple: The group’s largest Jain Temple and exquisite in detail. The sculptures on the Northern outer wall are particularly noteworthy. The themes depict in charming detail, every day activity. Within, a throne faces the bull Emblem of the first tirthankara, Adinath. The Parsvanath image was installed in 1860.

Ghantai Temple: This Jain temple has a frieze which depicts the 16 dreams of Mahavira’s mother, and a Jain goddess on a winged Garuda.

Adinath temple:  This temple is dedicated to the Jain Saint, Adinath.  The temple is lavishly embellished with sculpted figures, including yakshis.  The three Hindu temples of the group are the Brahma, containing a four-faced lingam, the Vamana, which is adorned on its outer walls with carving of apsaras in a variety of sensuous attitudes; and the Javari, with a richly-carved gateway and exterior sculptures.

Southern Group
Duladeo Temple: This temple is dedicated to Shiva.  The apsara and ornamented figures are the temple’s most striking features.

Chaturbhuj Temple: This temple has massive, intricately-carved image of Vishnu in the sanctum.

Introduction of Chhatarpur Near of the Belatal Mahoba



Introduction of Chhatarpur Near of the Belatal Mahoba (Ramkumar Rawat)

Chhatarpur is a very popular district of Madhya Pradesh having the beautiful attraction for the tourists. In every year millions of the tourist visits the attractions places in Chhatarpur and Khajuraho is the very famous attraction among the visitors. 

In recent the railway line has been connected to Khajuraho from belatal mahoba which has been very easy to reach at Khajuraho. The distance in the Belatal to Chhatarpur approx 65 Km.


Chhatarpur is a city and a municipality in Chhatarpur district in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. It is the administrative headquarters of Chhatarpur District.

Chhatarpur was founded in 1785 and is named after the Bundela Rajput leader Chhatrasal, the founder of Bundelkhand independence, and contains his cenotaph. The state was ruled by his descendants until 1785.

At that time the Ponwar clan of the Rajputs took control of Chhatarpur. The state was guaranteed to Kunwar Sone Singh Ponwar[1] in 1806 by the British Raj. In 1854 Chhatarpur would have lapsed to the British government for want of direct heirs under the doctrine of lapse, but was conferred on Jagat Raj as a special act of grace.

 The Ponwar Rajas ruled a princely state with an area of 1,118 square miles (2,900 km2), and population of 156,139 in 1901, which was part of the Bundelkhand agency of Central India. In 1901 the town of Chhatarpur had a population of 10,029, a high school and manufactured paper and coarse cutlery. The state also contained the British cantonment of Nowgaon.[2]


 WikiMiniAtlas
Chhatarpur is located on the far north-east border of Madhya Pradesh, sharing its borders with the Banda district of Uttar Pradesh. It is 133 km from Jhansi in Uttar Pradesh and 233 km from Gwalior in Madhya Pradesh.





How to Reach Chhatarpur-

Chhatarpur can be reached by road only. The nearest railway stations are at Khajuraho (45 km), Belatal 55 Km,  Harpalpur (55 km) Jhansi (125 km) and Satna (140 km) and the nearest airport is at Khajuraho, which has daily flights from Delhi.but very soon chhatapur having his own railways station(work in progress).

Radio and TV station

Chhatarpur has got its own radio station of All India Radio under Prasar Bharati. It is transmitting at 675 kHz. The radio station of Chhatarpur has given name and fame to many local artists. Notable among them are Deshraj Pateriya, Lakshmi Tripathi. Chhatarpur also has a Doordarshan's Hi power transmitter for TV which is located at Deri Road.

place of interest


Education of  Chhatarpur
Most of the colleges in Chhatarpur district are affiliated to University of Sagar, which is also known as Dr. Hari Singh Gaur University Sagar. They offer graduation and post graduation courses in the faculties of Arts, Science, Commerce, Education and Law. Government Maharaja P.G. College, Government Girls P.G. College and Saraswati College Of Computer Science also offers doctorate (PhD) programs in Arts and Science faculties.

District Map of the Chhatarpur