District Headquarter - Kangra
Population - 15,07,223
Area - 5,739 sq. km.
Density - 263 (per sq. km.)
Literacy - 86.49
Female - 80.62
Male - 92.55
Sex Ratio - 1013 (Females per 1000 males)
Formation of District--
With the merger of Punjab hill areas in Himachal Pradesh it was included in Himachal Pradesh as district on 1st November, 1966.
Boundaries--
It is bounded on the South West by Una district, on the North-West by district Gurdaspur of Punjab, on the North by Lahaul-Spiti and Chamba districts. On the East by Kullu and Mandi districts.
Hamirpur district comprises its Southern boundary.
Assembly Seats-- (15)
Nurpur,
Indora,
Fatehpur,
Jawali,
Dehra,
Jaswan-Pragpur,
Jawalamukhi,
Jaisinghpur,
Sulah,
Nagrota,
Kangra,
Shahpur,
Dharamshala,
Palampur and
Baijnath
Important Hills--
The Dhauladhar Range
Rivers & Tributaries--
The Beas river enters at Sandholand leaves the district at Mirthal -ghat. Awa, Baner, Banganga, Chakkland Gaj "Khad" are the important tributaries flowing through the district.
Pride of the District--
*Brajeshwari temple,
*Chamunda Devi temple,
*Masrur temple,
*Baijnath (Vaidyanath) temple,
*Dharamsala (Headquarter of Tibet Government in exile);
*Mcleodganj a major Buddhist Centre and residence of Dalai Lama (the Tibetan Spiritual leader);
*General V.N. Sharma (former Chief of Army Staff), Justice Mehar
India),
*Captain Ram Singh (music director Chand Mahajan, former Chief Justice of of the Indian National Army (INA) of Subhash
Chander Bose,
*Major Somnath Sharma (the first recipient of Maha Vir Chakra),
*Durga Mal and Dal Bahadur (famous freedom fighters) belonged to the district;
*Home of Katoch dynasty (perhaps the oldest ruling princely dynasty);
*Sardar Sobha Singh Art Gallery.
Population - 15,07,223
Area - 5,739 sq. km.
Density - 263 (per sq. km.)
Literacy - 86.49
Female - 80.62
Male - 92.55
Sex Ratio - 1013 (Females per 1000 males)
With the merger of Punjab hill areas in Himachal Pradesh it was included in Himachal Pradesh as district on 1st November, 1966.
Boundaries--
It is bounded on the South West by Una district, on the North-West by district Gurdaspur of Punjab, on the North by Lahaul-Spiti and Chamba districts. On the East by Kullu and Mandi districts.
Hamirpur district comprises its Southern boundary.
Assembly Seats-- (15)
Nurpur,
Indora,
Fatehpur,
Jawali,
Dehra,
Jaswan-Pragpur,
Jawalamukhi,
Jaisinghpur,
Sulah,
Nagrota,
Kangra,
Shahpur,
Dharamshala,
Palampur and
Baijnath
Important Hills--
The Dhauladhar Range
Rivers & Tributaries--
The Beas river enters at Sandholand leaves the district at Mirthal -ghat. Awa, Baner, Banganga, Chakkland Gaj "Khad" are the important tributaries flowing through the district.
Pride of the District--
*Brajeshwari temple,
*Chamunda Devi temple,
*Masrur temple,
*Baijnath (Vaidyanath) temple,
*Dharamsala (Headquarter of Tibet Government in exile);
*Mcleodganj a major Buddhist Centre and residence of Dalai Lama (the Tibetan Spiritual leader);
*General V.N. Sharma (former Chief of Army Staff), Justice Mehar
India),
*Captain Ram Singh (music director Chand Mahajan, former Chief Justice of of the Indian National Army (INA) of Subhash
Chander Bose,
*Major Somnath Sharma (the first recipient of Maha Vir Chakra),
*Durga Mal and Dal Bahadur (famous freedom fighters) belonged to the district;
*Home of Katoch dynasty (perhaps the oldest ruling princely dynasty);
*Sardar Sobha Singh Art Gallery.
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