Parbatsar

Parbatsar
city
Parbatsar

Location in Rajasthan, India

Coordinates: 26°32′N 74°28′E / 26.53°N 74.46°E / 26.53; 74.46Coordinates: 26°32′N 74°28′E / 26.53°N 74.46°E / 26.53; 74.46
Country  India
State Rajasthan
District Nagaur
Population (2001)
 • Total 13,790
Languages
 • Official Hindi
Time zone IST (UTC+5:30)
PIN 341512

Parbatsar is a town and a municipality in Nagaur district in the Indian state of Rajasthan.

Demographics

As of 2001 India census,[1] Parbatsar had a population of 80,000. Males constitute 54% of the population and females 46%. Parbatsar has an average literacy rate of 80%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 72%, and female literacy is 47%. In Parbatsar, 16% of the population is under 6 years of age. It is known for its cattle fair. The name of cattle fair is veer teja cattle fair.

Parbatsar got its name from Parbatshah Zawar who built this township in 1536. Parbatshah Zawar was born in this area while his mother was undergoing forced separation. She gave birth to a child while she was on her way to father's family.( The name Zawar is often spelt with lots of variations such as Zamwar, Jhawar, Jhanwar, Zaver etc.)Parbatshah Zawar was raised by his mother. After spending some time in the nearby village Ghad panval; Parbatshah expanded his business. He got the top position in Mughal Darbar. In the course of his life he founded the new township. Later on this township got its name Parbatsar. The Mughal Darbar recognised his work and he got the title of 'Modi'. Late Shankarset Zawar of Jalgaon city of Maharashtra took his life mission to do research in the origin of Zawars.

The Sitting M.L.A of Parbatsar Constituency is Mr. Man Singh Rathore (BJP) who hails from Kinsaria Village.

Colonies:-

The well known Industries are

The major temple from parbatsar are


Villages in Parbatsar:- 1 Adani 2 Ajwa 3 Antroli Sanga 4 Arath 5 Badoo 6 Bagot 7 Bagtawar Pura 8 Bajwas 9 Banda Hera 10 Banser 11 Banwal 12 Barev 13 Barnel 14 Baroon 15 Basra 16 Bassi 17 Beenthwaliya 18 Beesas 19 Bhadsiyan 20 Bhadwa 21 Bhakri Maulas 22 Bhawani Gaon 23 Bhawasiya 24 Bherwas 25 Bhootas 26 Bidiyad 27 Charnawas 28 Charnawas 29 Cheewli 30 Chitai 31 Chitawa 32 Darapura 33 Deogarh 34 Deoli Khurd 35 Dhadhi Khera 36 Dhadhota 37 Dholiya 38 Dhonkaliya 39 Dhundhiya 40 Dirdhani 41 Gangwa 42 Garhi 43 Gingoli 44 Gorji Ka Pura 45 Gujron Ki Dhani 46 Gular 47 Gunawati 48 Gurah 49 Haripura 50 Harnawa Patti 51 Hatheli 52 Hukmpura 53 Huldhani 54 Jagdishpura 55 Jalampura 56 Janjeela 57 Jawla 58 Jhalra 59 Jhujharpura 60 Kaletara 61 Kalkala Ki Dhani 62 Kankediyas 63 Kanwalad 64 Khanpur 65 Khedapura 66 Khedarpura 67 Kheri Kheewsi 68 Khokhar 69 Khokhariya 70 Khundiyas 71 Kinsariya 72 Kishorpura 73 Kitiya 74 Kuliyana 75 Kundri 76 Kurada 77 Lakhiyas 78 Lalana Kalan 79 Lalana Khurd 80 Madhwa 81 Malas Charnan 82 Malas Gusaiyan 83 Mandan 84 Mandowari 85 Manglana 86 Manpura 87 Mayapur 88 Mehgaon 89 Merasi 90 Mindakiya 91 Modi Khurd 92 Moondota 93 Nakan 94 Narma 95 Narwa 96 Neniya 97 Netiyas 98 Nimbola 99 Palri Kadwan 100 Parbatsar (M) 101 Parbatsar (Rural) 102 Peeh 103 Peelwa 104 Peeplad 105 Punwalia 106 Rabdiyad 107 Rid 108 Rohindi 109 Rojas 110 Roonija 111 Rughnathpura 112 Sanchor 113 Seetawat 083576 114 Sheel Bhakri 115 Shyampura 0 116 Sidiyas 117 Taparwara 118 Teewli

References

  1. ↑ "Census of India 2001: Data from the 2001 Census, including cities, villages and towns (Provisional)". Census Commission of India. Archived from the original on 2004-06-16. Retrieved 2008-11-01.
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