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Jabalpur is a city in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. Here is Madhya Pradesh High Court and State Science Institute. It is also called Sanchar Prashna of Madhya Pradesh. In addition to the army's camp, there is also the headquarters of the Indian Armaments Manufacturers Factory and West Central Railway.

History

According to mythologies and legends, the name of this city was first Jabalipuram, because its relation was linked to Maharishi Jabali. Those who are said to be staying here After the election of 1781 only as the headquarters of the Marathas, the power of this town grew, later it became the headquarters of the British Commission of the Sagar and Narmada areas. Here the municipality was formed in 1864. The fort of Madan Mahal is situated on a hill, which is an old Gond fort built by King Madan Singh in about 1100 AD, which was constructed with a strategic purpose. It does not have a residential system. It has a fortress right in the west, which was the principal town of 14th century four independent Gond kingdoms. Fossils derived from Bhedghat, Gawarghat and Jabalpur indicate that it was the habitat of man of the Purabashana era of prehistoric times. Madan Mahal, many temples built in the city and several temples built by Gond kings, informs the ancient glory of this place. There are also many Buddhist, Hindu and Jain ruins in this area. It is said that 52 ancient talismanas located in Jabalpur have increased the identity of the people, of which only a few ponds are left, but the names of those ancient rhythms are still prevalent. Some of which are the following; Adalat, Ranital, Cherital, Hanumanatal, Phuttal, Madhalat, Hathital, Sutatal, Devalal, Colatl, Bagat, Thakurtal, Gulua Tal, Madhotal, Mathal, Suatal, Khambatal, Gokalpur Talab, Shahithalab, Mahanadha Talab, Ukhari Talab, Kadam Talaiya, Bhanatlaya , Srinath's valleys, Tilakbhoomi Talaiya, Bani Singh's Taalaya, Three Tailaila, Loko Talaiya, Kakaraiya Talaiya, Juditailaya, Gangasagar, Sangramsagar. The Tripura Sundari temple situated on Jabalpur Bhedaghat road is related to the Rajshekhar, a Sanskrit poet of Hathiyagadh Sanskrit.

geographical situation

Located in the Vindhya mountain ranges, this town is situated on the banks of the river Narmada. Jabalpur is connected to the main cities of India by air and airports from Delhi and Mumbai.

Population

According to the 2001 census, Jabalpur Municipal Corporation has a population of 9,51,469, Jabalpur Cantonment area has a population of 66,482 and Jabalpur district has a total population of 21,67,469.

Industry and trade

This city is also important from strategic point of view, here is a central manufactory arms manufacturing factory and an arsenal of artillery. Major industries include food processing, saw mill and various constructions.

Agriculture and minerals

A highly fertile, wheat-farmed terrain haveli situated on the western edge of Narmada river valley, in its vicinity. Other important crops of rice, jowar gram and oilseeds are nearby. There is extensive scale of iron ore, limestone bauxite, smooth clay, fire pit clay, rock cloth, felspare, manganese and ocher.

Education

There are five universities in this city -

Rani Durgavati University

Jawaharlal Nehru Agricultural University

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Vaidik University

Madhya Pradesh University of Medical Sciences

Nanaji Deshmukh University of Veterinary Science

Dharmashastra National Law University Jabalpur *

medical College

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Medical College

Nanaji Deshmukh Veterinary University

Engineering college

Jabalpur Engineering College

Laxmi Narayan Technology College, Jabalpur

PDPM Indian Institute of knowledge Technology, style and producing

University of Hitacharini Technology and Engineering

Agricultural college

Jawaharlal Nehru Agricultural College

Jabalpur Agricultural College

Music art

Bhatkhande Music Arts College

Divisional Balbhavan Jabalpur

Government Fine Arts College, Jabalpur

Famous place

Madan Mahal of Rani Durgavati - The fort of Madan Mahal was built in 1116 by King Madan Shah. Jabalpur, Acharya Vinoba Bhave gave the name of 'Sanchar Prasna'.

Bhedhaghat - Chautastha Yogini Temple, protected by the Archaeological Survey of India, is located near it - Smokhadhar Falls, Bharaghat is a fascinating tourist destination.

Tripura golden temple

Bajana Monastery: From the Medical College, about 8km from the Bajana Mutt, Railway Station, is situated on the Tilwara Ghat road, in this temple "Sree Baba Batuk Bhairavnath ji" * is sitting. Every Saturday on this temple devotees are so enamored that nothing is seen due to the smoke emanating from inside the temple. Some people consider this temple as Tantric temple.

Gupteeshwar Temple

Digestible

Shani Mandir Tilwara

Old karmai

Bhedghat

Tilwara Ghat

Dilli Ghat

Gawarghat

Uma Ghat

Khari Ghat

Lhamta Ghat

Siddhaghat

Darga Ghat

Saraswati Ghat

Jhansighat

Pauraiyaghat

Jetty

Bhittauli Ghat is known by the name of Bhatulighat

Jamtara Ghat

Nandikeshwar Ghat

famous person

Late Pandit Rameshwar Guru

Seth Govinda Das

Late Pannalal Srivastava "Noor"

Late Keshav Pathak

Bhavani Prasad Tiwari

Hari Shankar Parsai

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi

Subhadra Kumari Chauhan

Bhupendra Nath Kaushik

Rameshwar Shukla Zone

Amritlal vadaad

Dwarka Prasad Mishra, Former Chief Minister, Madhya Pradesh

Arjun Rampal

Brajesh Mishra

Premnath

Rajinder Nath

Raghuveer Yadav

Pushpa Joshi