Matdi marwar
ध्रुवीय निर्देशांक: 27°57'5975"N 74°68'7235"E
Coordinate: 27 ° 34'34 "N 74 ° 41'14" E / 27.575975 ° N 74.687235 ° E / 27.575975; 74.687235 Metadhi Marwar is a village of Ladun tehsil of Nagaur district of Rajasthan.
introduction
Meethadi Marwar - This village is Marbad region according to the district town of Nagaur, in the northern eastern Dikkon (Ishaan). This Tehsil and Panchayat Samiti is the Gram Panchayat headquarters situated on the eastern boundary of the periphery area of Ladon. In the pre-Riyasati era, this village was an important place in the middle of the three Rajput states of Marwar, Jaipur and Bikaner, as a triangular transit point, while at present, the village is maintaining its own geographical importance as a community center of three districts. In the era of Riyasti, the village itself was the marginal representative village of Marwar state, and after 4 kms from the village, the state of Shekhawati princely state was started, nowadays Sikar district starts from here. The Khoda village, situated 8 km north of the village, is presently a village of Sujangarh tehsil of Churu district, where the state area of Bikaner principality started in the era of Riyasti era. The area of Bikaner state is known locally as Thali. In fact, these three regions also keep their own unique culture, and in public life the common masses still make the same words for those areas whose hypothetical limitations are also set. For this reason, from the Middle East to the modern times, this village has been a special place for the three political power centers, as well as the concert of three cultural environments. The village is currently located on State Highway 60. This state route connects Salalar Balaji Dham to Tirtha Raj Pushkar. It is the Gram Panchayat headquarter; In addition to the three laddun tehsils divided into three ravenue sectors, after Ladon, Nimbi Jodha, the headquarters of the third revenue sector is Metinda Marwar village. All types of facilities needed for a small town are available here. In the 200 legislative assembly zones limited to the state assembly of Rajasthan, Matdi is counted under the Marwar assembly constituency. History
We do not have the right time knowledge from the world view that when and when the establishment of this village was there, however, the establishment of human settlements had started here in the post-Uttartali period of the princely states. According to some historical evidence and public sources, 700 AD Or earlier this place was situated on the route which was the confluence of the two princely states. This ancient route used to come from traders, travelers, parties of sadhus saints, local traders who were called Banjara, and in addition to this, the army used to use this route for frequent visits to Marwar and Shekhawati. After entering the village's eastern boundary, there was a small pond which was called the Nadi or Talaiya in the local dialect. Rain water was often stored in this pond. Travelers who travel by the way often drink water here and rest during the night stay, because the passengers had the easy availability of sweet and clean water for themselves and for their animals. At the same time, the banyan tree and peepal tree surrounding this pool made it more relevant for relaxation. The name of this palanquin gets us the PiParani Nadi or Peepali Nadi in the State Documents. Jodhpur Maharaj understood the political and geographical importance of this place due to the confluence of three princely states during the Riyasati era. In the princely state where most of the state's divisions were divided into land mortars and administered under the local feudal system, landlord, landlord or Thakurs, the village of Meethadi was always Khalsa. It is known that the Khalsa land area or the local management of the village was responsible for the central administration itself, directly under the Maharaja. For this reason we can assume that the importance of this village for Marwar State was slightly higher. There were some reasons for these special features, due to which various mass communities, castes, families started living here permanently and gradually the village was populated over time. From one transit center to the form of the town, till the Meethadi Marwar village has several stages of Vikas Yatra, which are mentioned below - Geography
Geographical location of village Mithadi Marwar Clock Tower of Nagaur district. Sadar Bazar, Mattha Marwar
This land area of Nagaur district is an area of traditional climate of Rajasthan. The Aravalli hills go through making a line up to Khetri in the northeast with a master peak of 1721 meter high in the south-west of the state. About 3/5 of the state is located in the northwest of this line and the remaining 2/5 is located in the south-east. These are two natural divisions of Rajasthan. The low-lying northwestern terrain is sandy and unproductive. The vast Indian Desert Tharar appears in this area. Moving east from the desert areas of the far west and north-west, there is relatively productive and habitable land. In the far west, the real desert, barren land and sand dunes are the areas which make up the heartland of the vast Indian desert. In this part, Jaisalmer, Barmer, Jalore, Sirohi, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Ganganagar, Jhunjhunu, Sikar, Pali and Nagaur The composite area of districts is enumerated. In all these districts, mainly saline or alkaline soil is found in the sandy plains of the extended northwest. Water is rare, but it is found at depth of 30-60 meters. It is worth noting that the ground water of Gram Metthi is completely useless from this area too being very alkaline. The climate of Rajasthan is diverse, on the one hand it is very dry and humid areas on the other. In the wet areas, there are south-east and eastern districts. The west of Aravali has dry climate, with low rainfall, high daily and annual temperature, low humidity and strong winds. The area of Mettan Marwar is enclosed in the western region of the Thar Desert. It can be considered semi-semi-climate climate, where the temperature goes up very high in the summer season, due to which there is tremendous lu in the summer during the day, but at night temperatures are not much safer. Normal life is affected many times due to the circulation of northern winds in the cold winter winter winter. The rainy season is entirely dependent on monsoon winds, which is often thought to be the arrival of monsoon on June 25, whose second phase is considered to commence from August 15. On the basis of yield, the land in this area is not of any more Urja Shakti. Agricultural work relies solely on rain, no alternative means of irrigation is not used because the ground water here is extremely heavy and alkaline which is neither suitable for agricultural works nor works as a drinking water. Forest area is very sparse due to being a Thar equivalent vegetable area. Besides trees, rayas, shrimp, ker, well, acacia trees are found neem, peepal, banyan, rosewood and glaze. Plants of bush class such as plum, dip, chrysia, dhamasa, ennot, sloping are in this area. Farmers cultivate crops like Bajra, guar, moth, moong, urad, etc., from agriculture based on rainfall. The production of beige grains is generally less due to the fertility of the land being of the third level. Most of the farmers in the village are small holders. Methadi village has been in the west direction in the direction of the settlement in the west direction. The extent of the village in the direction of south from south to north is relatively low. In addition to the population, the rural area of land, no more large area of land falls in the total area of the village, according to the 2001 population, the total area of the gram is 1055 hectares (area of village (in hectares) 1055). The number of families populated in the village is 782 whereas a large portion of the residents currently lives elsewhere. There is also a lot of land in this land area which is considered to be the land of revenue department or village panchayat. It is said that the name of the ray land named Riddhi is situated at a distance of 1.50 km in the western direction. On the east side of the village is a weathered land known as aakani. At the distance of 150 km in the north of the village is Pah Talai's small auspicious area, while the Aran land situated in the south of village is known as Roopani Talai, in which the graveyard of all the castes of the Muslim community is in 12 Bigha area. There is an orange land on the northern boundary of the village where cremation of the entire society is. In 2001 census, the total number of families was 481 (Number of households 481), which has increased to 782 families by 2 010. 500 bigha grassland is a safe zone in the eastern direction of the village. The distance from the various main cities of Rajasthan is as follows -
Mithadi Marwar Village is a central village of a separate rural circle due to its distinct geographical location, this 20-25 villages of Nagaur district. This state is located on Maha Marg number 60, about 24 km east of Deedwana, in the direction of 21 feet northwest of Salasar Dham in southwest direction. This state connects Salasar Balaji Dham with Mahant Marg to Tirthaj Pushkar. Apart from this, a pucca link road has been constructed through the villages of Hussainpura and Hussainpura in East direction, which connects the village with State Maha Marg number 7 to Nechwa (District-Sikar). This route leads from Salasar Dham to Sikar, from where the roads go to Jaipur, Churu and Jhunjhunu on National Highway No. 11 and 65. Jaswant, a paved road from village, connects Sujangarh and Ladon with village. On the other hand, due to the paved roads, the nearest village panchayats, the rehabilitator, the clerk and the dhivaa are accessible and accessible. Administration
Village is the village under metro Lok Sabha constituency Nagaur. Prior to the 13th Lok Sabha elections, the entire area of Laden tahsil was included in the Churu Lok Sabha constituency, but in the new delimitation preceding the elections, this area was included in the house district Nagaur. Currently, Mr. Chhotu Ram Chaudhary is elected Parliament here. For the Legislative Assembly of Rajasthan State, this Ladanun comes under the Legislative Assembly constituency. Legislators of the 14th Rajasthan Legislative Assembly have been elected by Shri Thakur Manohar Singh. Gram Mitdi is the lowest level body ie Gram Panchayat headquarters under the three-phase Panchayati Raj system established in India. Under the Meethadi Gram Panchayat, the village Tiloti (distance 4 kilometers) in the northeast with the Meethadi village and the two bases settled at a distance of 2 km in the west direction - the Basa of Rewada and the bob of Dobra are also included. The entire Gram Panchayat is divided into 12 wards. Gram panchayat's head designation is village sarpanch. Shri Bhagwani Ram Bajar is currently the Sarpanch of the village. The wards of the wards of all the wards are elected independently with the post of Sarpanch. The choice of the Deputy Sarpanch is done by all the consent or election from the Ward Panches. Apart from this, two employees of the Gram Panchayat level work as a government administration - the first Patwari, which is the village representative personnel of Tehsildar Tehsildar, and village secretary or village servant who is the representative of Tehsil level officer development officer. Now another post has been created and has been named as Village Assistant, who works as Assistant to the Gram Secretary. Patwari basically keeps a complete account of the village population, land, agricultural land, pasture land, grape land along with the total land of the village which is called Kankad in the local language. Village servants implement government schemes in collaboration with Gram Panchayat, and it is also the birth registrar of the village. There is a patwar office in the Sadar Bazar of village Mithadi Marwar in the Sadar Bazar and there is the Patwar office behind the Dhuni and on the DeDWana Road, there is a Gram Panchayat office in front of the hospital, where the village servant is the office. Rajasthan State Revenue Department has divided the entire rural area of Laden tehsil into three revenue zones. These three areas are 1. Lime weight loss 2. Jaswantgarh and 3 Sleeping Each revenue segment is called revenue circle and in each circle there are many villages, structures surrounding the headquarters. The number of villages that come under the revenue circle .... The revenue circle area is called the revenue inspector. In the year 2012, under the new scheme of Rajasthan Government- Bharat Nirman Yojana, Bharat Nirman Rajiv Gandhi Service Center has been set up in newly constructed building which is working as a multipurpose service site for the village people. At present, the office of revenue inspector and village secretary is the same building. Village environment First school established by Jodhpur State Government in 1929
Village Mattha Marwad is a village known as the traditional Indian Ganga Jamuni culture, which can be absorbed in you by becoming a paradigm. Whether the current statistics of the village population show any new facts, but it is a fact that the main reason for this village being a special significance in the region was to be the highest of the population of the Varanic families in the village which is still today. A large mass community of various Gautri Agarwal families resided in Meethadi. Most of these families today, for the purpose of commerce, in certain areas of Mumbai, Kolkata, Assam Province, Hyderabad (South), Surat, Parbhani, Jundalibadi (Assam), Dimapur (Nagaland), Chittagong (Bangladesh) and Idur etc. Overseas have been done in the cities. However, the continuous use of residential property of these families, immovable properties, and the generous benefits generated by them, indicates that Agarwa The family owners were early inhabitants of the village, like families. If we study the genealogy of the most family-extended family of Agarwal families, it is known that about 700 years ago, after migrating from Narnaul, the Chief Minister of the first Agarwal family, settled in Meethadi, was Mr. Badri Narayana Manav, who was originally Bansal Gautri and The respected subgroup was related to the branch. Mr. Harji Ram Manavat, a descendant of Manavat, got the post of Revenue officer of the village from Jodhpur Maharaj, his descendants later became famous as Patwari Surname or Co-Gautiyya. The contribution of these two families in the physical development of the village is unforgettable. Among the Agarwal families, the other is Bajari, Bhadach, Kandoi, Garodiya, Jhuriya etc. The eastern population area of the village is surrounded by two paths, the first route goes to Nichhwa village of Sikar district, while the other route leads to village rehabilitation, there are settlements of the Meghwal community around these two paths. Major residents staying here are related to Meghwal Alia, Rolan, Rathi, Bhati etc. All these families are enumerated in the Scheduled Castes category. The families of some other castes of this class also reside here, such as Naik, Harijan, Ginnaria, Nut, Sansi etc. Families of Scheduled Castes belonging to Scheduled Tribes are also residing in villages. Image: Shiva Temple, Sadar Bazar, Sweeti Marwar. Gif 80 years old village of Shiva temple
In the village, there is a good population of followers of Islam religion. In addition to the perpetrators, the families of Muslim Chhampa and Muslim Maniyar or Lakhar reside here. From the Sadar Bazar of the village, a giant masjid is seen giving an example of Vaastu Art, very beautiful in the west, behind it is the Muslim settlement, which is usually called the Locality of the Hometown or the Pallakhani Koti. Unexpectedly, only a few families of Rajput castes reside in the village, who belong to Sethi Shekhawat Gautra. Jat farming families also have fewer families. In addition to the Jakhar Gautra, the residents of the first inhabitants of the village live in Kadwasra, Soy, Chahar and Benda Gautri certain families. In addition, the families of Mirasi, Dhadhi, Nut and Sansi caste are also living. A lot of families reside in Khandelwal branch of the Brahmin caste in the village. In the village, they are commonly called Gowla, Ranawa, Chariya and Joshi and they have a separate locality. There is also a considerable number of Gaur Gautiyya families, in addition to this Dadhich and Brahmin family also reside. Two or three post-family families also live. All the permanent residents who live here are from Ibrahimkhani, sub-Gautri Khaan, whose relation is with Khakhhani Nabab Alf Khan of Fatehpur. Here comes the authentic history of settled settlers. Many castes belonging to crafts are residing in the village, in which there is a carpenter, potter, goldman etc. The castes of the Safdar class are known in the village as Jangid alias, whose family is populated here. Sadhna of Jangid caste Shri Dhira Ram Jangid village has also been included as well and he is counted among the Bhamashahs of the village. He had constructed a spacious orbit room in the State High School, and in 2005, presented the public service in Janardhana. The number of families of potters is also quite large, but at present, all the potters of the caste community leave their traditional work and raise their livelihood from other businesses. All the people of Dharmavalambi and various castes in the village live together with deep religious goodwill. Everyone's participation in festivals, social festivals, drinking and eating together in wedding ceremonies, and participating in one's happiness and misery is exemplary. The biggest example of this is Mauji Das ji's mud on common guar or sadar bazar, which is located under a old and giant banyan. There is a circular gutta in front of the banyan and there is a circular gutta in front of the banyan, which keeps the meetings of the old people of the village throughout the day, they continue to recite their experiences, young generation and children continue to learn life from them. These types of talks are said to be called baat or hathai. In the summer, this campus remains intact with the people. In one of the two circles, the cards are arranged by several parties, like a four-footed dice, such as charcoal, like a mix of imprinting games. Dhunni, established in village Mithadi Marwar, under Sanglia Peeth, is famous as Mouji Das ji's Dhuni. This Hindu center is the center of reverence for the people of both religions. Public facilities
Since the beginning of the village, the land and karmic land was born from the generation of people and was always fortunate to see the availability of public facilities. The village has benefited from all the facilities at a city level.
शैक्षणिक सुविधाएँ
It is a symbol of the awareness of the village people towards education, here is the State Senior Secondary School, which was established in the form of a primary school at the time of independence, when any of the current proximate cities such as Deendva, Jaswantgarh, Ladon, Sujangarh And there was no level of state education college. From the orders of the Honorable Jodhpur Maharaja, formally the University was established in 1929 and from 1931-1932, the formal name of which was the Shri Darbar Hindi Lower Primary School. The first legal session of the school started from two classes- I and II, with a total student strength of 43. The management of the school was under the district education of Nagaur. The first teacher appointed here was Mr. Meghraj Sharma. A huge strengthened building for the school was donated by Bhamashah Shri Jeevan Ram Jaisraj Gadodiya of the village in public interest. In 1951, the school was transferred to a new, spacious and beautiful building, which was constructed by Bamahashah firm Sir Ram Dayal Ghasi Ram Badruka, south resident of Hyderabad. In this session 1 951-52, the school was upgraded to the upper primary level. The old building was converted to a hostel connected to the school, which is still a part of the school related to the hospital in the name of the hostel. In 1966, the state government upgraded the school to secondary level, which at that time was only a secondary school within a radius of approximately 20 kilometers. Students from many remote villages used to take advantage of the hostel facility here. Primary classes were transferred to another building situated in the middle of the village known as Patwari Primary School. In the secondary school, the other Agarwal Bhamshah families of villages like Patwari, Bajari, Bhadach, Kandoi etc created new rooms and enrich the school with material resources. In 1995, the State Government provided it the level of senior secondary school and study of two optional subjects Humanities and Commerce faculty started. This Vidyalaya is also the examination center of the Rajasthan Secondary Education Board. At present, the class is studied from Class 9 to XII. The list of institutions providing education at the state level in the village is as follows -
Medical and Health Facilities: Founded in 1951, "National Dispensary" which has currently been upgraded as a State Community Health Center in (2013).
There is a national dispensary established in 1951 in the village which was recognized as a state primary medical center in 1961-62. In the current financial year 2012-2013, the state government has upgraded it as a Community Health Center.
Water management: Convenient and adequate recovery of water is the most important requirement in a desert or semi-desert rural environment. The land of the village is a part of Bhupati which is spread in a narrow form from Fatehpur to Deedva. The DeDawa area is famous for producing salt. Due to the presence of excess salinity and fluoride in the whole of the village, where agriculture is absolutely adverse for the work, apart from this, neither is drinking water worthy nor bathing. Fulfilling the sweet water for the purpose of drinking water and cleansing etc. has been a serious problem. In the rural areas and in the fields, some wells were constructed for the benefit of some wells, but no source of sweet water was obtained from any source. The supply of drinking water was a serious problem since 1980. The tradition of creating deep water reservoirs in the homes of almost every family of the village has been done since the time in which the rain water was stored and used in the form of drinking water throughout the year and this system is still adopted by every family of the village. is. Management at the state level for the supply of drinking water in the village started from 1980, when the water of tube wells in the village of Jhililam (Tasheel-Laxman, District-Sikar) was carried out to the adjacent village rehabilitation, through the high reservoir, to the sweet place. Initially the system was fine but after connecting other villages with this line, the water supply gradually became inadequate. The improvement in this situation came in 1997 when a large reservoir was built on the southern end of the Cremation ground of Metoda by giving financial support to the Bhamashah Bazaar family of the village, and digging new tubewells in Nekhwa village (Tehsil-Laxman Garh, District-Sikar), New Pipe The line was inserted. After this, another high reservoir was also constructed. Office of Water Supply Department was established in village where junior engineer with other personnel handles the water distribution system of the village. Almost every habitation of the village is linked to the water distribution system of the water supply department.
India-building Rajiv Gandhi Service Center: Bharat Nirman Rajiv Gandhi Seva Kendra Gram Panchayat - Mettiah Marwar
With the objective of bringing transparency in the relations between the people and the government of Rajasthan state and with the objective of bringing transparency in political activities, the Chief Minister of the State, Mr. Ashok Gehlot, inaugurated the Bharat Nirman Yojana by laying the foundations of Rajiv Gandhi Bharat Nirman Seva Kendra in Jodhpur. Done The Chief Minister laid the foundation stone of Rajiv Gandhi Bharat Brihan Seva Kendra in Jodhpur District Collectorate on Sunday, August 5, 2012, and made a valuable scheme by making Sri Ganesh to lay the foundation stones. This scheme illustrates this commitment of the State Government to provide equal facilities in the urban and rural areas for Bharat Nirman. This plan can prove to be an effective approach to make people aware about government programs and schemes and to benefit the common man. This scheme is based on the original mantra of the People Representative, the official class, and the common man working together, coordinating and coordinating the three. With the scheme, the people of village-village and Dhani-Dharni are now getting access to facilities like information technology and communication equipments and cities as well as in the state. This act has been implemented in Rajasthan for the first time in the country, under which arrangements have been made to provide the public with the opportunity of hearing near his place of residence. Work should be done at the time of public, officers and employees maintain transparency in their work. Under this scheme, the construction of the Bharat Niran Rajiv Gandhi Service Center in the village of Mithadi is in the salon of the State Senior Secondary School, on the western side of the Deendva Road. The newly constructed building has facilities for office (chamber), waiting room and private auxiliary room, big waiting hall, single window, accessibility and grievance room and general toilets. To provide a multi-purpose and multi-purpose approach to the center, broad band internet has been connected to the online system and a computer operator has been appointed. This center is inaugurated by the Minister of Agriculture, who is also the local MLA, from Mrs. Hariji Ram Burkad, by the taxation of Kamal.
State Animal Hospital Mithadi: A distance of 15 km from Sadar Bazar on the east side of Metial is 500 bigha of the public Gauchar land. The establishment of this Gaucher area was concluded under the leadership of the Yug Purush Raja Sahib Bukkad Lal Badruka, the Hyderabad South Pravasi Manav, who was known as Badruka alias, due to the birth of Shri Badri Narayan ji. Now the residential settlements of the village have reached here, which is known overall as Indira Colony. In the beginning of Gauchar land, the palace and huge complex of the Patriot Animal Hospital is located. There is only one medical hospital for around 15 to 20 villages. In the current financial year 2012 - 13, the State Government has made this hospital multi-purpose, providing free medicines for animals.
श्री भड़ेच भवन :
Backing Features:
Rural banking is not much beneficial in terms of convenience. Although there are more than 10 centers of central and state government in the village, around 15 - 16 villages around this area also depend on this village for primary facilities. At the same time, at least 250 pensioners, most of whom are retired soldiers, live here, but no nationalized bank branch has yet to be started. The Bank of Jaipur Thar Rural Bank, which is working at the regional level, has been working here since 1983 but the work area of this bank is limited. There is also a co-operative bank in the village, but its work area is only up to the cooperative level in the village. The establishment of a branch of a nationalized bank in the village is one of the primary requirements. Axis Bank also has ATMs. Village people currently visit DeDwana, Ladon, Gonadi or Sujangarh for banking facilities. With the introduction of the present financial year, the name of this bank has changed, now it will be known as Marudhara Rural Bank.
Water Exhaust System:
Indian civilization Civilization was established earlier in the river Indus Valley Civilization, the base used to bite the roads in the back of the road. Although the basement of village sweetyards, there is no mention of that ancient city planning but on the other hand, it has been mentioned many times that the return of the Agarwal people to be the place of residence is always happening in rural interest. The main settlement of the village where the population was actually the land of the land. It was a common thing to have rainwater rain in general, which caused a serious problem of slowly increasing the population and housing. In 1957, the service of village Ram in the genealogy of village Bhwachich family, was born by Bhagach Bachchan, a man of age-old Janata Banant. Sir, the entire expenses were borne by the common guwah to the length of about 500 meters long and 6 feet depth drainage. Wherever the end of the sewage is there, they also have a deep wide stove on their own. Even after having spent more than 60 years of time, this drain is as it is, along with the flowing float is also known as the genitalian. At present, if the village panchayat is open on both sides of the street and the paths of the road, then close construction of closed drains has been constructed and added them to the old drain. Today the common guwar of the village and rainwater and mud etc. do not remain in any of the vehicles. But a new problem is definitely formed, the genitalization which was once considered far away from the village population, has reached almost mid-middle of the locals' feet, so that inhabitants of the adjacent dwelling should stay in the rain period (Chomasa). Gets it. Village status
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