Mauranipur
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Mauranipur is a city and a municipal board in Jhansi district
in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh
, India
. It is largest Tehsil in Uttar Pradesh and its headquarters is in Jhansi District . It is a textile production centre. Mauranipur was known as Madhupuri in ancient time by its rulers.
Mauranipur is 60.43 km from City Jhansi. It is 252 km from Uttar Pradesh Capital City Lucknow. Weather forecast check is available on http://www.tititudorancea.com/z/weather_forecast_mauranipur.htm
2. Siaori Lake Situated at about 8 km north-west of Mauranipur at village Siaori on Lakheri river, this lake was improved in 1906 and opened for irrigation. This also receives water from Kamlasagar, which has increased its irrigation capacity.
3. Pahari dam Situated about 18 km east of Mauranipur in Jhanshi district on Dhasan river this weir was built in the years 1909-12. This serves the purpose of irrigation through the Lachura dam mainly in Hamirpur district. 16.46 m Pahari Weir provides irrigation to Jhanshi dist.
Gross capacity of reservoir is 47,800,000 cubic metres and live storage capacity is 46,000,000 cubic metres.
4. Lakheri Dam Lakheri Dam is situated a little upstream of the junction of Chiraya & Tola Nallas near Village Mahewa about 16 km from Mauranipur in Dist Jhansi on Lakheri river. Max. flood discharge of the dam is 1744.07 m³/s. The construction of the dam started in 1981. Lakheri Dam will provide irrigation to 1980 ha of land in doab of Lakheri and Pathari river spread in 13
villages of Tehsil Garautha, through main canal of 9.20 km and distribution system 21 km. The length and the height of the dam are 4 880 m and 10.6 m respectively. Dead dead Storage Capacity of the dam will be 1,700,000 cubic metres and Live Storage Capacity will be 13,900,000 cubic metres.
5. Lahchura Dam was located on Dhasan river, a tributary of river Betwa in Mauranipur Tehsil. The present dam, constructed in 1910.
6. Kamla Sagar
, Mauranipur had a population of 50,886. Males constitute 53% of the population and females 47%. Mauranipur has an average literacy rate of 62%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 70%, and female literacy is 54%. In Mauranipur, 15% of the population is under 6 years of age.
There is a famous fair known as Mela JALVIHAR.
(1889–1969) eminent Hindi novelist and playwright, was born on 9 January 1889 in a noble Srivastava Kayasthya family born at Mauranipur.He was honoured with Padam Bhushan
for his literary works; Agra University presented him with honorary D. Lit. He received Soviet Land Nehru Award' and Govt. of India also awarded him for his novel 'Jhansi Ki Rani'.
2. Gairba village lies in Mauranipur tehsil at a distance of about 19 km.north east. It has small but fine temple apparently of great antiquity. The temple is situated at a small hill and is made of grey granite, the stones were cut to required size but no mortar was used in construction. The architectural plan is simple but logically projected. It has three section, each having its own roof rising in regular gradation. There is a badly mutilated basalt image said to be that of the Buddha in padmasana which bears an inscription on its base the date samvat 1234 (1177 AD).
3. Shri Digambar Jain Atishaya Chamatkari Kshetra is situated in Todi Fatehpur about 30 km from Mauranipur. This miraculous place is a vast beautiful temple in village - Todi Fatehpur; the temple has sky-high magnificent pinnacles attracting the pilgrims from a far distance. This Kshetra is about 600–700 years old. The principal deity Bhagwan Parshvanath’s miraculous idol is installed in this temple. This temple is known as Bada (Big) Mandir (Temple).
Govind Ballabh Pant delivered speech about Zamindaru abolition law and the establishment of the five-year plan for agriculture in Mauranipur on 30 December 1951.
The town of Mauranipur has long been famous for the manufacture of a red cloth called kharud, which is dyed from this root. The colour imparted by dl is fixed by alum, and is permanent.
List Of Villages under Mauranipur Mandal :
Akseo, Bachera, Bakhtar, Bamhauri, Baragaon, Barauri, Basariya, Berwai,
Bhadarwara, Bhandra, Bhanpura, Bhatpura, Bira, Bukhara, Chakara, Chitawad,
Churara, DeoriGhat, Dhaipura, Dhakarwara, DhamnaPayak, Dhauri, Dhawakar, Durgapur,
Garhwan, Ghatkotra, Ghatlahchura, Harpura, Itaial, Jhankari, Kadaura, Kakwara,
Khakora, Khandarka, Kharakamuaf, Khilara, Kotra, Madarwas, Madwan, Mailoni,
Mathupura, MauDehat, Mauranipur, Merki, Naya Gaon, Patha, Rewan, Roni,
Rora, RupaDhamana, Siaori, SijariBugurg, Sijari Khurd, Siyawnikhurd, Taktoli, Tilera,
2. Remains of a Chandella temple - Kisni Khurd, Tehsil-Mauranipur
3. Chandel Temple - Pachwara (Gahras), Tehsil-Mauranipur
4. Chandel Temple - Sakarar, Tehsil-Mauranipur
5. Old Temple - Rora, Tehsil - Mauranipur
6. Kusumadiya, Tehsil-Mauranipur
7. Old Fort Bongada, Tehsil-Mauranipur
8. Banjaron Ka Mandir, Syavari, Tehsil-Mauranipur
9. Shivalaya, Basariya, 15 km from Mauranipur. It was built in last days of Chandel rule.
10. Champat Rai ka Mahal, Kachnev, Near Bangara, Tehsil-Mauranipur
network. Mauranipur is 466 km far away from Delhi via Rail and 485 km via Road. Jhansi to Mauranipur railway line came in existence from August 1889. Railways station code of Mauranipur is MRPR. It is connected with other parts of India through National Highway-76. It is 65 km from Jhansi on the way to Khajuraho. If you are going for Khajuraho you can halt here for drinks and snacks.
Train Passing Through Mauranipur
Near by Air port
1. Khajurho (Medium Type)
2. Gwalior (Medium Type)
2. Saraswati Shishu Mandir
3. Sri Laxman Das Damele Inter College
4. St. Mary's Inter College
5. Gandhi Vidyalaya HS School
6. G.G.I.C.
7. Deepak Memorial Public girls Inter college
8. The Gramodaya International college
9. Nagar Palika Parisad kanya Inter college
10. R.D. Bundelkhand Inter College
11. National Academy
12. P.S. Agrawal Acedmy Public School Nai Basti (Manager-Himanshu Agarwal)
13. Vision Public School
14. Alma Matter Public School
2. Smt Ganeshi Bai Soni Science Degree College
3. Sanskrit Maha Vidyalaya, Near Post Office
4. Shri Ram Dham Maha Vidyalaya, Teekamgarh Bypass Road
Jhansi District
Jhansi District is one of the districts of Uttar Pradesh state in northern India. The town of Jhansi is the district headquarters.The district is bordered on the north by Jalaun District, to the east by Hamirpur and Mahoba districts, to the south by Tikamgarh District of Madhya Pradesh state, to...
in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh abbreviation U.P. , is a state located in the northern part of India. With a population of over 200 million people, it is India's most populous state, as well as the world's most populous sub-national entity...
, India
India
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. It is largest Tehsil in Uttar Pradesh and its headquarters is in Jhansi District . It is a textile production centre. Mauranipur was known as Madhupuri in ancient time by its rulers.
Geography
Mauranipur is located at {25°14'23"N 79°7'47"E}. It has an average elevation of 192 metres (629.9 ft). Sukhnai river flow around the town.Mauranipur is 60.43 km from City Jhansi. It is 252 km from Uttar Pradesh Capital City Lucknow. Weather forecast check is available on http://www.tititudorancea.com/z/weather_forecast_mauranipur.htm
Dam and Lakes
1. Saprar Dam at about 3 km from Mauranipur on sukhnai river which looks beautiful specially in rainy season.2. Siaori Lake Situated at about 8 km north-west of Mauranipur at village Siaori on Lakheri river, this lake was improved in 1906 and opened for irrigation. This also receives water from Kamlasagar, which has increased its irrigation capacity.
3. Pahari dam Situated about 18 km east of Mauranipur in Jhanshi district on Dhasan river this weir was built in the years 1909-12. This serves the purpose of irrigation through the Lachura dam mainly in Hamirpur district. 16.46 m Pahari Weir provides irrigation to Jhanshi dist.
Gross capacity of reservoir is 47,800,000 cubic metres and live storage capacity is 46,000,000 cubic metres.
4. Lakheri Dam Lakheri Dam is situated a little upstream of the junction of Chiraya & Tola Nallas near Village Mahewa about 16 km from Mauranipur in Dist Jhansi on Lakheri river. Max. flood discharge of the dam is 1744.07 m³/s. The construction of the dam started in 1981. Lakheri Dam will provide irrigation to 1980 ha of land in doab of Lakheri and Pathari river spread in 13
villages of Tehsil Garautha, through main canal of 9.20 km and distribution system 21 km. The length and the height of the dam are 4 880 m and 10.6 m respectively. Dead dead Storage Capacity of the dam will be 1,700,000 cubic metres and Live Storage Capacity will be 13,900,000 cubic metres.
5. Lahchura Dam was located on Dhasan river, a tributary of river Betwa in Mauranipur Tehsil. The present dam, constructed in 1910.
6. Kamla Sagar
Demographics
India censusCensus
A census is the procedure of systematically acquiring and recording information about the members of a given population. It is a regularly occurring and official count of a particular population. The term is used mostly in connection with national population and housing censuses; other common...
, Mauranipur had a population of 50,886. Males constitute 53% of the population and females 47%. Mauranipur has an average literacy rate of 62%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 70%, and female literacy is 54%. In Mauranipur, 15% of the population is under 6 years of age.
Culture
Faag songs and its rhythmic music could be heard in the whole Bundelkhand region during spring season when the crops are ready for harvesting. The spring season of March–April express the vibrant emotions which are hidden in the tender hearts of the youth, invites each other and to express the mystical attachment between male and female. Finally emotions are transformed into devotion to make devotee divine . Faag was enriched in the early twentieth century by a folk poet Isuri (born 1881, in Mauranipur) who is credited to have composed over a thousand Faags.There is a famous fair known as Mela JALVIHAR.
Notable people
Vrindavan Lal VarmaVrindavan Lal Verma
Vrindavan Lal Varma eminent Hindi novelist and playwright, was born on 9 January 1889 to a noble Srivastava Kayasthya family at Mauranipur. He was honoured with Padam Bhushan for his literary works; Agra University presented him with honorary D. Lit...
(1889–1969) eminent Hindi novelist and playwright, was born on 9 January 1889 in a noble Srivastava Kayasthya family born at Mauranipur.He was honoured with Padam Bhushan
Padma Bhushan
The Padma Bhushan is the third highest civilian award in the Republic of India, after the Bharat Ratna and the Padma Vibhushan, but comes before the Padma Shri. It is awarded by the Government of India.-History:...
for his literary works; Agra University presented him with honorary D. Lit. He received Soviet Land Nehru Award' and Govt. of India also awarded him for his novel 'Jhansi Ki Rani'.
Tourist places
1. Kedareshwar situated on the hillock. There are 600 stone steps leading to the temple which is situated on top of hillock. It is a unique Shiva Linga placed on the back of VRASHAB - The Nandi of Lord Shivaa.2. Gairba village lies in Mauranipur tehsil at a distance of about 19 km.north east. It has small but fine temple apparently of great antiquity. The temple is situated at a small hill and is made of grey granite, the stones were cut to required size but no mortar was used in construction. The architectural plan is simple but logically projected. It has three section, each having its own roof rising in regular gradation. There is a badly mutilated basalt image said to be that of the Buddha in padmasana which bears an inscription on its base the date samvat 1234 (1177 AD).
3. Shri Digambar Jain Atishaya Chamatkari Kshetra is situated in Todi Fatehpur about 30 km from Mauranipur. This miraculous place is a vast beautiful temple in village - Todi Fatehpur; the temple has sky-high magnificent pinnacles attracting the pilgrims from a far distance. This Kshetra is about 600–700 years old. The principal deity Bhagwan Parshvanath’s miraculous idol is installed in this temple. This temple is known as Bada (Big) Mandir (Temple).
History
During 12th century Mauranipur was under Chandella ruler is King Madanavarman(1129–1163). The credit for the development of Mauranipur goes to the Bundela kings. Mauranipur was one of pargana under Rani Laxmi bai rule. On August 10, 1857 Rani of Tehree occupied Mauranipur. Laxmi Bai suffered reverses in the beginning, but in the war on October 23, with Tehree's forces, she emerged victorious. During 1857 revolt against British Rani Laxmi Bai inflicted defeats on British at Mauranipur and became the most powerful rebel leader of the 1857 revolt. Her army was further strengthened when the rulers of Banpur and Shahgarh in Bundelkhand became her allies. Fought valiantly against the attacks by British forces under Sir Hugh RoseGovind Ballabh Pant delivered speech about Zamindaru abolition law and the establishment of the five-year plan for agriculture in Mauranipur on 30 December 1951.
The town of Mauranipur has long been famous for the manufacture of a red cloth called kharud, which is dyed from this root. The colour imparted by dl is fixed by alum, and is permanent.
Politics
Mauranipur is a Vidhan Sabha (Legislative Assembly) constituency. This seat is reserved for Scheduled Caste (SC).Year | Winner Name | Vote% | Party | Losing Candidate | Vote% | Party |
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2007 | BHAGWATI PRASAD SAGAR | 31.67 | BSP | BIHARI LAL ARYA | 24.32 | INC |
2002 | PRAGILAL AHIRWAR | 24.47 | BJP | BIHARI LAL ARYA | 22.9 | INC |
1996 | BIHARI LAL ARYA | 37.69 | INC | PRAGI LAL | 36.98 | BJP |
1993 | BIHARI LAL ARYA | 40.3 | INC | PRAGI LAL AHIRWAR | 35.39 | BJP |
1991 | PRAGI LAL AHIRWAR | 39.93 | BJP | BIHARI LAL ARYA | 39.81 | INC |
1989 | PRAGI LAL AHIRWAR | 46.55 | BJP | BHAGIRATH CHOUDHARI | 32.72 | INC |
1985 | BHAGIRATH CHAUDHRI | 51.35 | INC | PREM NARAIN AHIRWAR | 33.11 | BJP |
1980 | BHAGIRATH CHAUDHRI | 59.17 | INC(I) | HAR DAS | 22.79 | BJP |
1977 | PREM NARAIN AHIRWAR | 45.09 | JNP | BHAGIRATH CHAUDHRI | 43.88 | INC |
List Of Villages under Mauranipur Mandal :
Akseo, Bachera, Bakhtar, Bamhauri, Baragaon, Barauri, Basariya, Berwai,
Bhadarwara, Bhandra, Bhanpura, Bhatpura, Bira, Bukhara, Chakara, Chitawad,
Churara, DeoriGhat, Dhaipura, Dhakarwara, DhamnaPayak, Dhauri, Dhawakar, Durgapur,
Garhwan, Ghatkotra, Ghatlahchura, Harpura, Itaial, Jhankari, Kadaura, Kakwara,
Khakora, Khandarka, Kharakamuaf, Khilara, Kotra, Madarwas, Madwan, Mailoni,
Mathupura, MauDehat, Mauranipur, Merki, Naya Gaon, Patha, Rewan, Roni,
Rora, RupaDhamana, Siaori, SijariBugurg, Sijari Khurd, Siyawnikhurd, Taktoli, Tilera,
Archaeological Sites Near by Mauranipur
1. Sikhara-roofed temple called Marhia and dedicated to Gond baba - Khojra, Tehsil-Mauranipur2. Remains of a Chandella temple - Kisni Khurd, Tehsil-Mauranipur
3. Chandel Temple - Pachwara (Gahras), Tehsil-Mauranipur
4. Chandel Temple - Sakarar, Tehsil-Mauranipur
5. Old Temple - Rora, Tehsil - Mauranipur
6. Kusumadiya, Tehsil-Mauranipur
7. Old Fort Bongada, Tehsil-Mauranipur
8. Banjaron Ka Mandir, Syavari, Tehsil-Mauranipur
9. Shivalaya, Basariya, 15 km from Mauranipur. It was built in last days of Chandel rule.
10. Champat Rai ka Mahal, Kachnev, Near Bangara, Tehsil-Mauranipur
Transport
Mauranipur is well connected with three metro city Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai via Indian RailwaysIndian Railways
Indian Railways , abbreviated as IR , is a departmental undertaking of Government of India, which owns and operates most of India's rail transport. It is overseen by the Ministry of Railways of the Government of India....
network. Mauranipur is 466 km far away from Delhi via Rail and 485 km via Road. Jhansi to Mauranipur railway line came in existence from August 1889. Railways station code of Mauranipur is MRPR. It is connected with other parts of India through National Highway-76. It is 65 km from Jhansi on the way to Khajuraho. If you are going for Khajuraho you can halt here for drinks and snacks.
Train Passing Through Mauranipur
Train No. | Train Name | From | To | Arrival | Departure | Stoppage Time |
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11069 | Tulsi Express | Lokmanyatilak T | Allahabad Jn | 01:28 | 01:30 | 2 min |
11070 | Tulsi Express | Allahabad Jn | Lokmanyatilak T | 21:58 | 22:00 | 2 min |
11107 | Bundelkhand Exp | Gwalior | Varanasi Jn | 23:41 | 23:43 | 2 min |
11108 | Bundelkhand Exp | Varanasi Jn | Gwalior | 04:48 | 04:50 | 2 min |
12175 | Chambal Exp | Howrah Jn | Gwalior | 14:00 | 14:01 | 1 min |
12176 | Chambal Express | Gwalior | Howrah Jn | 09:55 | 09:57 | 2 min |
12177 | Chambal Exp | Howrah Jn | Agra Cantt | 14:00 | 14:01 | 1 min |
12178 | Chambal Express | Agra Cantt | Howrah Jn | 09:55 | 09:57 | 2 min |
12189 | Mahakaushal Exp | Jabalpur | H Nizamuddin | 02:31 | 02:33 | 2 min |
12190 | Mahakaushal Exp | H Nizamuddin | Jabalpur | 00:14 | 00:16 | 2 min |
12447 | U P Smprk Krnti | Manikpur Jn | H Nizamuddin | 21:33 | 21:35 | 2 min |
12448 | U P Smprk Krnti | H Nizamuddin | Manikpur Jn | 03:31 | 03:33 | 2 min |
22447 | KURJ NZM EXP | KHAJURAHO | H Nizamuddin | 21:33 | 21:35 | 2 min |
Near by Air port
1. Khajurho (Medium Type)
2. Gwalior (Medium Type)
Banks
- State Bank of India (Branch Code: 131, Phone: (05178) 260211, 261909, IFSC Code: SBIN0000131)
- Punjab National Bank (Branch Codee: 3673, IFSC CODE : punb0367300)
- Sarva UP Gramin Bank
- Central Bank Of India
- RANI LAXMI BAI RURAL BANK
- LIC Mauranipur (Branch Code: 23J)
Education
The town has been a center of learning since its early ages. Notable educational institutions from the town include:Schools
1. Saraswati Vidya Mandir U.M. Vidyalaya2. Saraswati Shishu Mandir
3. Sri Laxman Das Damele Inter College
4. St. Mary's Inter College
5. Gandhi Vidyalaya HS School
6. G.G.I.C.
7. Deepak Memorial Public girls Inter college
8. The Gramodaya International college
9. Nagar Palika Parisad kanya Inter college
10. R.D. Bundelkhand Inter College
11. National Academy
12. P.S. Agrawal Acedmy Public School Nai Basti (Manager-Himanshu Agarwal)
13. Vision Public School
14. Alma Matter Public School
Colleges
1. Shri Agrasen P. G. College (Bundelkhand University, JHANSI (U.P.), Teekamgarh Road)2. Smt Ganeshi Bai Soni Science Degree College
3. Sanskrit Maha Vidyalaya, Near Post Office
4. Shri Ram Dham Maha Vidyalaya, Teekamgarh Bypass Road