Ramgarh District is one of 24 districts in the state of Jharkhand in India. It was also a military district during the British Regime, later referred to as Ramghur district .
Video Ramgarh district
Introduction and geography
Ramgarh was made district on September 12, 2007. It was carved from Hazaribagh District first. Ramgarh is located in the heart of Jharkhand State. It is a mining, industrial and cultural center with the famous Maa Chhinnamasta Temple. The name Ramgarh means "Fortress of the God of Ram". The Ramgarh district is named after the city of Ramgarh, its current headquarters.
The district covers an area of ​​1,360.08 square kilometers (525.13 sqÃ, mi).
Subdivision : Ramgarh
District Registration Office is in Gola.
Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha constituencies
Lok Sabha Constituencies: Hazaribagh
Vidhan Sabha Constituency:
- Ramgarh Ã,: Ramgarh police station (excluding Gkfsk Terp, Ftrtu, koto, Flni, à ¤Æ' apuhua, à ¤Æ' arikarpur, Gegd, Deoria, BRGM, shift, Slgo, Snki, Jbo, Cadagari, Chikor, Field, Ghutua, Barkakana and Sidhwar-Kalan) and the pulp police station.
- Mandu (Section): Mandu Police Station.
- Barkagaon (Section): G.Ps. Terp, Ftrtu, koto, Flni, à ¤Æ' apuhua, Harijarpu Gegda, Deoria, BRGM, shift, Slgo, Snki, Jbo, Cadagar, Chikor, Field, Ghutua, Barkakana and Sidhwar-Kalan at Ramgarh police station.
The Ramgarh district borders with:
North and West: Hazaribagh District
North and East: Bokaro District
East: Purulia District (West Bengal)
South: Ranchi District
Maps Ramgarh district
Administration
Block/Mandal
Distrik Ramgarh's terrible 6 block Berikut ina adalah daftar Blok di distrik Ramgarh:
- Ramgarh
- Gola
- Mandu
- Patratu
- Chitarpur
- Dulmi
Histori
Etimologi
The word Ram comes from Murram and Gadh is from Beluagadha. In Hazaribagh district, there are sitagadha and Vishnugadha. Thus, the name 'Ramgarh' should be derived by using syllables from these places.
Ancient history
History of the Ramgarh District is closely related to the beginning of human civilization in India.
Stone Age : Along the Damodar river in Ramgarh, early stone age (lower Paleolithic) found
Mahajanapadas
The mighty King Jarasandh is very strong, Chotanagpur is in his jurisdiction Chhotanagpur may be under Mahapadam subd ordination of Magadh. Nand Ugrasen from Nagwanshi.
Maurya Empire : It is also said that the entire Chhotanagpur is under the subordination of Ashoka the Great (c abca) c. 273 - c. 232 BC) so that in the Buddhist period, there is also Ramgarh.
Buddhism and Jainism : This is certified by the symbolic legacy of the Buddhist period at the Gola temple. Probably in the 8th century BC. (3) Jain Trithankar built at Parasnath. Clarified by this that at the beginning of Jainism, there was the existence of Ramgarh.
The Gupta Empire: King Samudragupta ( c. 385 Ã, - c. 380 AD) having invaded the Eastern Deccan by passing Ramgarh, so it can be concluded that it was also present at that time. This period is called the Golden Age of India.
In the Mundaraj king regime, Mudra Munda also, Ramgarh was present. This fact is amplified by the presence of the Munda tribe in Ramgarh.
Di rezim Nagvanshi, Ramgarh juga karena Chhotanagpur berada di bawah kendali.
Abad Pertengahan
The Muslim regime Ã,: - In the Turk-Afghan period (1206-1526 AD), Jharkhand forest state was under subordination of the then ruler. So, Ramgarh was present in the area as well. The Ramgarh regime was founded in 1368. The founder of King Ramgarh's regime was King Bagdeo Singh. At that time the capital of Ramgarh was in Sira. Capital headquarters were moved in urda, Badam, Ramgarh and Padma one after the other. In 1670 the headquarters of the Ramgarh regime was moved in Ramgarh. Ramgarh Regime is also known as Padma Raja or Regime. Around the year 1740, Ramgarh was the "Ramgarh Forest District".
Modern era
British Regime: - The power of obtaining references from the Ramgarh regime was given to the East India Company by King Shah Alam II.
In 1771, Captain Comac was made the Ramgarh District Military Collector, whose base was in Chatra. The Ramgarh military district contains Nagpur, Palamoo, Hazaribagh, Chatra, Giridih, and Kodarma. At that time the headquarters of the Ramgarh Battalion was Hazaribagh, whose commander was a European. District names are often spelled "Ramghur" in the English document at that time.
"It appears that a great social reformer and founder of Brahm Samaj King Ram Mohan Roy was at Ramgarh in 1805-06.He went there with Mr. William Digby who was then serving as Judge and Clerk Ramgarh.Kam Ram Mohan Roy is Sheristeder of the Collectorate and lived in Cahtra and Ramgarh in this capacity when Mr. William Digby moved another here he brought Ram Mohan Roy with him to his new workplace.
In 1811, the Ramgarh Battalion was used to suppress the rebellion of Munda Uraon and Tamad Revolt and Col. In 1837, Ramgarh was a British government police station. In 1938, G.T. new road starts and Banaras road is closed. It should be mentioned Lubia Manghi name. Bainu Manjhi and Arjun Manjhi. In Sitagarh, the coffee harvest is in progress. The name Rupu Manjhi was famous in the first national uprising of 1857.
On January 8, 1856, Sheik Bhikari and Thakur Upraon Singh were hanged in a Bunyan tree in the Chhuttupalu valley. This valley is also known as lalki Ghaati and Bunyan tree called "Phansiyahi boring".
The Hall of Ramgarh Cant was formed in 1941. There are two army training centers i.e.Sikh Resimental Center (SRC) and the Punjab Regiment Center (PRC).
India India National Congress Session 53
In March 1940, INC 53 Sessions achieved under the leadership of Maulana Abul Qalam Ajad in Jhanda Chowk, Ramgarh now Ramgarh Cant. Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Patel, Dr. Rajender Prasad, Sarojini Naidu, Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, Acharya J.B. Kripalani, Industrialist Jamnalal Bajaj and the other leaders of Independence Movement India attended the Ramgarh Session.
Mahatma Gandhi also opened Khadi Industrial Exhibition and village in Ramgarh. Storms and cyclones are at the top.
At that time, under the leadership of Netajee Subhas Chandra Bose's conference against Samjhauta was completed as well. In Ramgarh, Subhsha Chandra Bose was seen as president of All India Forward Block and M.N. Roy is seen as the leader of the democratic Radicle party.
Post-independence
After independence in 1947, the district of Ramgarh is now part of the former Hazaribagh district. In 1952 Ramgarh Block was created and in 1991 the Ramgarh Subdivision was formed. The Sikh Regimental Center shifted from Merrut to Ramgarh Cant in 1976. On 12 September 2007, Ramgarh was made into a district of Ramgarh, Gola, Mandu and the Patratu Block, with the district's total number in the state to 24.
Babulal Marandi was Jharkhand's first Chief Minister, Marandi entered the service by winning the Ramgarh vote.
Shibu Soren, born in Nemra village, Ramgarh district, became Jharkhand's chief minister three times and his son Hemant Soren was also Deputy Chief Minister (11 September 2010 - 18 January 2013) from Jharkhand.
In 2009, two new blocks of Dulmi and Chitarpur were created, carved from the Ramgarh block
On 13 September 2012, Ramgarh became the first district of the country where payment of Government Schemes such as KCC and Indra Awash was done through UID or Aadhaar cards.
On January 8, 2013, the Jharkhand Government has taken the decision to merge the bloc From the Hazaribag district to Ramgarh District and the creation of the new Chaingada block and the Government has also taken the decision to make the new Mahuatand block crave out of the Gomia block from Bokaro district and merge it into Ramgarh district but the decision is still pending because the rules of the President were enacted in Jharkhand on January 18, 2013.
Hemant Soren (born in Nemara in Ramgarh district) was elected Jharkhand's Chief Minister on 13 July 2013.
Physiography and rivers
Fisiografi:
The district is part of the Chotanagpur plateau. The important physiographic areas in the district are Damodar Trough or Upper Damodar basin or just Damodar Valley. The district's main area is under the Damodar Valley. The Damodar Valley is bordered by the Hazaribag Plateau to the north and the Ranchi Plateau to the south. The Ranchi and Hazaribag Plains are separated by the east-west that run the Damodar Valley.
Barka Pahar (Marang Buru) 1,049 m (3,442 ft) high above sea level located along the Ramgarh-Ranchi border is probably the highest peak, and also separates the district.
Rivers and river basins:
Damodar is the main river in this district and also forms a large river valley, composed of several tributaries. The most important of these are: Naikari River, Bhervi or Bhera and Bokaro.
In Hindu mythology and Damodar folklore is Nad means the Male River.
The Little River is Hurhuri, Gomti, Barki, Kurum, Kochi, Sherbhuki, Dhobdhab etc.
Suwarn Rekha The Suwarn rivers are Kadamgara, Khatgara etc.
Waterfall:
Rajrappa Fall: Di pertimuan Sungai Bhairavi (Bhera) and Damodar.
Dam: Dam Nalkari, Patratu.
Geology and mineral resources
This district has a strong position on the mineral map of the country. The district has large and rich coal and coal deposits (CBM) and also has other minerals such as limestone, fire clay, etc.
The Ramgarh district coal fields are located in the Damodar Valley. An important geological formation of this district is the Gondwana System and the stones of the Damuda Group of Lower Gondwana which comprise the most important coal seams. The coal deposits in the district are mainly found in South Karanpura, Bokaro Barat and Ramgarh wood coals.
Coal Mine
Coal India Ltd. subsidiary. Central Coalfield Ltd divides the above coal fields into the following Areas: -
South Karanpura coalfield
Area Barka Sayal:
- Saunda D (Sebelumnya sebagai Bird Saunda) by Ground Mines
- Saunda D Open Cast Mines (Tidak dalam operasi)
- Central Saunda Under Ground Mines
- Saunda Under Ground Mines
- Sayal D Under Ground Mines
- Urimari Under Ground Mines
- Bhurkunda Open Cast Mines
Area Argada:
- Sirka Open Cast Mines
- Sirka Under Ground Mines
- Argada Di Bawah Pertambangan Darat
Ladang Batubara Ramgarh
Rajrappa Area:
- Rajappa Project (sebelalamya dikenal sebagai Ramgarh Project) Open Cast Mines.
- CCL Coal Washery: RajrappaWashery
Ladang Batubara West Bokaro
Area Kuju:
- Sarubera Open Cast Mines
- Sarubera Under Ground Mines
- Ara Open Cast Mines
- Kuiu Under Ground Mines
- Penambangan Opena Topa
- Topa Under Ground Mines
- Pindra Open Cast Mines
- Pindra Under Ground Mines
- Pundi Open Cast Mines
- Tambang Terbuka Karma
Area Hazaribag:
- Kedla Under Ground Mines
- Kedla Open Cast Mines
- Jharkhand Open Cast Mines
- Laiyo Under Ground Mines
- Parej East Open Cast Mines
- Tapin North, OC
- Tapin South, Mixed (OC & amp; UG).
CCL Coal Washery: Kedla Washery
Tata Steel: West Bokob (Ghato) opens mines. Tata Steel has set up the country's first coal with a dessert on West Bokaro (Ghato) in 1951.
Mining Rescue Center (CCL): Canned, Ramgarh.
Rescue Room (CCL): Kedla.
Captive coal mining block
Coal Captive blocks allocated to different companies by the Coal Ministry, Government of India in the district are as follows:
- Sugia: Jharkhand State Mineral Development Company
- Rauta: Jharkhand State Mineral Development Company
- Burakhap: Jharkhand State Mineral Development Company
- Kotre-Basantpur: TISCO (Tata steel)
- Patratu: Jharkhand State Mineral Development Company
Methane Coal-Coating
Coal-bed Methane (CBM), is a natural gas-friendly natural gas, deposited in coal seams, generated during the coalification process. ONGC does exploration work in South Karanpura Coalfields for CBM.
Underground coal gasification
Coal India Limited has identified two sites to develop UCG with Joint Venture Partners, the Kaitha Block in the Ramgarh coal field under the CCL command area is one of them.
Ramgarh Regency marks a major increase in the collection of mining revenues in the fiscal year 2014-15 as INR 315 crore revenues collected until March 30, 2015 while the collection of mining revenues in the previous fiscal year was INR 287 crore.
Royalty of other minerals and minerals
Royalti Mineral
- 2011-12: INR 264 Crore
- 2012-13: INR 278 Crore
Other minerals
Limestone: Insulated limestone pillars form along the belt stretching east and west parallel with the coal fields.
Iron Ore: In Ramgarh, Bokaro and Karanpura, coal fields, nodules and iron ore lenters are found. At one time it was used by the native smelter.
Mineral Auction
The First Auction (the "Prospecting-Cum-Mining Lease License") from every mineral block in the country after the commencement of MMDR acts 2015 is undertaken by the Jharkhand Government in Ramgarh District.The two Limestone Blocks are: -
1) Hariharpur Lem Bicha blok I
2) Hariharpur Lem Bicha blok II
Successful bidder: Burnpur Cement, Patratu
Industry and agriculture
Industry
Ramgarh is an important industrial park in East India. Some mineral-based industries such as Steel, Sponge Iron, Cement, Refractory and Thermal Power Plant etc. Established due to the availability of Coal and other minerals. Important industrial units of the district are as follows: -
Public sector efforts
- Your Patent Thermal Power Plant, Patratu
- Indian steel authority (SAIL) Refractory:
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- IFCO, Marar
- Bharat Refractories Ltd Ranchi Road
- C.C.L., Central Repair Workshop,
Industri sektor swasta
Upcoming projects:
- Mukund Ltd. (Bajaj Group) Steel Factory, Barlanga.
- Inland Limited Power, Nagar Outback, Gola.
- Karanpura Energy Limited (a wholly owned subsidiary of the Jharkhand State Electricity Board): This project involves the establishment of a Coal-based Heat Power Project of 2â € 6,000 MW in the villages of Dhurmi.
Agriculture
The main occupation of the Ramgarh people is cultivation. There are three major agricultural seasons in the district, 1) kharif, 2) rabbis 3) â € <â €
Land, climate, forest and wildlife
Land and climate:
Land: Especially the two types of soil found - Tanah Merah and Pasir Lempung.
Climate: The area is located in the sub-humid area of ​​the Chotanagpur Plateau and enjoys a semi-extreme climate type. The day temperature increases by about 40 ° C (104 ° F) during the summer and drops to about 10 ° C (50 ° F) during the winter.
Three broad seasons can be recognized:
- Winter, November to February.
- Summer, March to May.
- Rainy season, June to October.
Forests and wildlife:
Regency forest area is 487.93 km 2 (188,39Ã, sqÃ, mi). The district is rich in flora and fauna. The government has planned a deer park in the district. The park will appear on 25 hectares (10 ha) at Gola-Muri Road in the Gola block. The 30 villages in this district are influenced tuskers (elephants).
Demographics
According to the 2011 census, Ramgarh district has a population of 949,159, roughly the same as the Fijian state or the state of Delaware in the US. This gave it a rating of 459 in India (out of a total of 640). The district has a population density of 684 people per square kilometer (1,770/sqÃ, mi). The population growth rate during the 2001-2011 decade was 13.06%. Ramgarh has a sex ratio of 921 women for every 1,000 men, and a literacy rate of 73.92%.
Transport
Rel
The district has an excellent rail network. In 1927, the Bengal Nagpur Railway (BNR) opened a 72-mile (116 km) Chandil-Barkakana section for traffic. In the same year, Central India Coalfields (CIC) Railway opened the Gomoh-Barkakana line. It was extended to Daltonganj in 1929. It was then extended to Sonnagar on Howrah-Delhi Grand Chord line and one more branch extended to singrauli from Garwa Road.
Currently the district rail network is divided between two East Central Railways and South Eastern Railway zones.
Ramgarh Cantonment, Mael, Barkipona, Gola Road, Harubera, Sondimra and Barlanga Station are under the Ranchi Division SER.
Road Ranchi, Chainpur, Argada, Barkakana Junction, Bhurkunda, Patratu and Tokisud are under the Dhanbad Division of ECR.
Barkakana is the sub-division of the Railway under the Dhanbad division of the East Central Railway zone. Danea-Ranchi Highway excavation has been announced in the 2013-14 Railway Budget.
New Railroad Project
Ranchi-Tatisilwai-Mesra-Sidhwar-Barkakana-Hazaribag-Koderma-Tilaiya Junction is known as (Bihar)
Ranchi-Koderma-Tilaiya Junction railway station (Bihar) new railway project from the country passes the district. The district between Sidhwar-Barkakana-Kuju and Mandu is complete. The distance between Ranchi and Barkakana by train will be reduced by half by this new rail line. The completion of the project will also shorten the distance between Barkakana, Patna and Delhi. The Bakhtiyarpur-Rajgir line was extended to Tilaiya in 2010. After completing this line Barkakana will connect with Bakhtiyarpur. Rajgir, Biharsharif etc. Tilaiya Junction railway station is located near Rajoli Nawada Bihar district, please do not confuse with Tilaiya, Tilaiya Dam, or Jhumri Tilaiya from Jharkhand.
The 57km (km long) section of Barkakana- Hazaribagh from the new line project of Koderma-Ranchi was inaugurated on December 7, 2016 by Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu in the presence of Chief Minister Raghubar Das.
The special passenger train service begins on March 31, 2017 from Barkakana Junction to Sidhwar station from the new ranks of Barkakana-Ranchi.
Trail run from passenger train between Tatisilwai and Sanki railway station (31.4km) from Ranchi Barkakana the new rail line was done on January 17, 2018.
Distance:
- Barkakana to Hazaribag: 57 km (35 mi).
- Hazaribag to the coderma: 80 km (50 mi).
- Plot to Koderma via Hazaribagh via the new rail is 137 km (85 mi).
- Barkakana to Koderma via Gomo is about 195 km (121 million) via the long line of Central Indian Coal Railways (CIC Now ECR)
Some new routes will also open after the completion of this project as follows: -
New route for New Delhi: -
Barkakana-Kuju-Hazaribagh-Barhi-Koderma-Gaya-NewDelhi
Three new routes for Patna: -
a) Barkakana-Kuju-Hazaribag-Barhi-Koderma-Gaya-Jahanabad District
b) Barkakana-Koderma-Tilaya-Natesar-Rajgir-Nalanda-Biharsharif-Bhaktiyarpur-Fatuah of Patna
c) Barkakana-Koderma-Tilaya-Natesar-Islampur-Fatuah of Patna (Setelah Kompilasi Natesar-Islampur (21 km (13 mi)) Jalur rel
a) Barkakana-Koderma-Tilaya-Natesar-Rajgir-Biharsarif-Bhaktiyarpur-Barauni-Begusarai-Khagaria-Mansi of Saharsa and Katihar
b) Barkakana-Koderma-Tilaya- Nawada-Shekhpura-Lakehesarai-Barauni-Begusarai-Khagaria-Mansi to Saharsa and Katihar
c) Barkakana-Koderma-Tilaya- Nawada-Shekhpura-Lakehesarai-Kiul-Jamalpur -Munger-Sahebpur Kamal-Khagaria-Mansi's Sharsha and Katihar
Two new routes for Bhagalpur: -
a) Barkakana-Koderma-Tilaya-Nawada-Shekhpura-Lakehesarai-Kiual-Jamalpur-Sultanganj-Bhagalpur
B) Brkkn -khoderm-KVR-Giridih-Nadhupur-Jshidih-Deogarh-tinta-Barahat in Bhagalpur (Setala Kompilasi Kawar-Gridih (Kira-kira 15A km (9.3a, m))
Two new routes for Muzafarpur and Dharbanga
a) The Barkakana-Koderma-Tilaya-Natesar-Rajgir-Biharsarif-Bhaktiyarpur-Barauni-Samastipur District and Dharbhanga
b) Barkakana-Koderma-Tilaya- Nawada-Shekhpura-Lakehesarai-Barauni-Samastipur and Muzafarpur of Dharbhanga
New route for Deogarh and Dhumka
Barkakana -Koderma-Kawar-Giridih-Madhupur-Jashidih to Deogarh & amp; Dumka (After the Kawar-Giridih compilation (about 15 km (9.3 mi)) the railway line)
Important train station and train stop
Barkakana Junction Train Station:
The Barkakana intersection is the only intersection in the district.
Height: 342 m (1,122 m) above sea level
Zona: ECR/East Central Division: Dhanbad
- Barkakana-Patna, Palamu Express, (setiap hari) melalui: Daltonganj
- Jabalpur-Howrah, Shaktipunj Express, (setiap hari) Via: Dhanbad
- Tatanagar-Raurkela-Jammutawi Express, (setiap hari)
- Ranchi-Delhi (Anand Vihar), Jharkhand Swarn Jayanti Express (Tiga Hari)
- Barkakana-Rajendranagar (Patna), Slip Express (setiap hari) b) Rajendernagar (Patna) -Barkakana, Slip Express, (setiap hari) Via: Gomo
- Ranchi-Chopan Express (tiga hari) b) Chopan-Ranchi Express (Tiga Hari)
- Sambalpur-Varanasi Express (Dua Hari) b) Varanasi-Sambalpur Express (Dua Hari)
- Howrah-Bhopal Express (mingguan) b) Bhopal-Howrah Express (mingguan) melalui: Dhanbad
- Kolkata-Ajmer Express (mingguan) b) Ajmer-Kolkata Express (mingguan): Dhanbad
- Kolkata-Ahmedabad Express (mingguan) b) Ahmedabad Kolkata Express (mingguan) melalui: Dhanbad
- Sataragachi-Ajmer Express (mingguan) b) Ajmer-Santragachi Express (mingguan): Via Tatanagar, Katni, Kota
- Ranchi-Varanasi Express (Empat Hari) b) Varanasi-Ranchi Express (
- Ranchi-Ajmer Garib Nawaz Express (mingguan) b) Ajmer-Ranchi Grib Nawaz Express (mingguan) melalui: Varanasi, Agra Fort, Jaipur
a) Rajdhani Express: Ranchi-New Delhi-Ranchi (Commercial Termination starts from October 1, 2016)
b) Garib Rath: Ranchi-New Delhi-Ranchi (Commercial Termination starting from October 1, 2016)
Passenger Car (new Ranchi-Barkakana-Hazaribag-Koderma rail)
a) Barkakana-Koderma
b) Koderma-Barkakana
Ramgarh Cantt Railway Station:
Stasiun kereta api Ramgarh tends to be used as a bizulia dekat NH33. Sekitar satu kilometer bus stopped,
- Ttnagr-Hriawlkel-Delhi-Jammutawi Express, (DL) b) Jmmutvi-Delhi-Hriawlkel-Tatanagar Express, (DL)
- Hriatrchi-Delhi (Anand Vihar), Jharkhand Swarn Jayanti Ekspres (Three Days) B) Delhi (Anand-Vihar) -Hriatrchi, Jharkhand Swarn Jayanti Ekspres (Tiga Hari)
- Ranchi-Chopan Express (tiga hari) b) Chopan-Ranchi Express (Tiga Hari)
- Sambalpur-Varanasi Express (Dua Hari) b) Varanasi-Sambalpur Express (Dua Hari)
- Ranchi-Varanasi Express (Empat Hari) b) Varanasi-Ranchi Express (
- Hriatrchi-Ajmer Garib Nawaz Ekspres (Mingguan) b) Ajmer-Ranchi Garib Nawaz Ekspres (Mingguan) melalui: Varanasi, Agra Fort, Japur
Ranchi Road Railway Station:
Ranchi Road Railway Station is located on the north side of the city of Ramgarh. In 1927, the Central India Coal Railway opened the Gomoh-Barkakana line. Jharkhand the capital of Ranchi once connected only with a narrow gauge and at that time Ranchi Road rail station was the closest Broad gauge to Ranchi Town.
- Jabalpur-Howrah, Shaktipunj Express (daily) b) Howrah-Jabalpur, Shaktipunj Express, (daily)
- Barkakana- Rajendranagar (Patna), Slip Express (daily) b) Rajendernagar (Patna) -Barkakana, Slip Express, (daily)
Stasiun Kereta Api Patratu:
- Barkakana-Patna, Palamu Express, (setiap hari) b) Patna-Barkakana, Palamu Express, (setiap hari)
- Jabalpur-Howrah, Shaktiipunj Express (setiap hari) b) Howrah-Jabalpur, Shaktipunj Express, (setiap hari)
- Tatanagar-Raulkela-Delhi-Jammutawi Express, (setiap hari) b) Jammutawi-Delhi-Raulkela-Tatanagar Express, (setiap hari)
- Ranchi-Delhi (Anand Vihar), Jharkhand Swarn Jayanti Express b) Delhi (Anand-Vihar) -Ranchi, Jharkhand Swarn Jayanti Express
- Sambalpur-Varanasi Express (Dua Hari) b) Varanasi-Sambalpur Express (Dua Hari)
- Ranchi-Chopan Express (tiga hari) b) Chopan-Ranchi Express (Tiga Hari)
- Ranchi-Varanasi Express (Empat Hari) b) Varanasi-Ranchi Express (
- Ranchi-Ajmer Garib Nawaz Express (mingguan) b) Ajmer-Ranchi Garib Nawaj Express (mingguan)
Burkunda Train Station:
- Barkakana-Patna, Palamu Express, (daily) b) Patna-Barkakana, Palamu Express, (daily)
Stasiun Kereta Api Gola Road:
- Ttnagr-Hriawlkel-Delhi-Jammutawi Express, (DL) b) Jmmutvi-Delhi-Hriawlkel-Tatanagar Express, (DL)
jalan
Roads are the main means of transportation in the district. Three major toll roads (NH-33, NH-23 and SH-2) pass through the district. Jharkhand State Highway Authority (SHAJ) plans to build a four-lane road between Patratu and Dhanbad through Sayal, Naya mor, Chas mor and Raj ganj.
National Highway
The main National Road across the district is NH-33 and NH-23.
National Highway 23 connects with NH-33 in Mahatma Gandhi Chowk, Ramgarh Cant.
- National Highway 33: (District) Mandu-Kuju-Ramgarh to Chutupalu. Four-lane construction work is almost complete except Ramgarh city bypass.
- National Highway 23: (Part of District) Ramgarh-Chitarpur-Gola. Land clearance work for four lanes is underway in the district.
State roads and other important roads
- State Highway No.2:
Ramgarh-Barkakana-Bhurkunda-Patratu-kanke-Ranchi (Empat pekerjaan jalur dalam pembangunan) 57 km (35 juta)
- Naisari (Ramgarh) - Argada-Sirka-Giddi Jalan 17.40 km (10.81a, mi)
- Kuju (Naya Mor) -Ara-Sarubera-Kedla-Ghato-Jharkhand Colliery-Laiyo Road
- Kuju (Naya Mor) -Religara Road
- Jalan Ghato-Parej-Tapin-Charhi
- Chitarpur (Rajrappa Mor) -Rajrappa Project-Rajrappa Temple Road
- Jalan Gola-Rajrappa Temple (Jangan pergi ke Kuil Rajrappa saath musim hujan di jalan ini)
- Gola-Muri Road
- Jalan Gola-Sikidri-Ormanjhi
udara
Birsa Munda Airport (45Ã, km (28Ã, mi)) in Ranchi is the nearest Airport. Direct links are available to leading cities like Delhi, Patna, Mumbai and Kolkata.
Health and education care
Health Care
Central Coalfield Ltd
- Central Hospital, Nai Sarai, Ramgarh. (The largest hospital in the district)
- Jubilee Regional Hospital, Kedanagar
- Perak Jubilee Hospital, Rajrappa Project
State Government
- A Comprehensive Hospital: Near Ramgarh Ramgarh Block
- Reference Hospital: Tooti Jharna
Sektor swasta
Pendidikan
Sekolah
Sekolah Pemerintah Pusat
- Kendriya Vidyalaya: a) Ramgarh Cantt b) Bhurkunda c) Patratu d) Barkakana
- Kendriya Vidyalaya Bhurkunda Po Bhurkhunda
- Kendriya Vidyalaya Patratu Po Diesel Colony Patratu
- Kendriya Vidyalaya Barkakana
Sekolah sektor swasta
J.M.DIVINE ADARSH VIDYA (p) SCHOOL, Chhattar Mandu, Ramgarh
- Sidhartha Public School, Ramgarh Cant
- Sri Krishna Vidya Mandir, Ramgarh Cantt
- Siddhartha Public School, Rishipattanam (Dekat Chutupallu)
- Saraswati Vidya Mandir: a) Proyek Rapappa, b) Sirka, c) Sarubera
- Sekolah Umum Radha Gobind, Ramgarh Cant
- Holy Cross School, Ghatotand
- St. Sekolah Ann, Kaitha, Ramgarh Cantt
- Sekolah Umum Ramprasad Chandra Bhan, Ramgarh Cantt.
- Nehru Children Convent High School, Rajeev Nagar, Ghato Tand
- D. A. V. Sekolah Umum, N. T. S. Barkakana
- Agrasen D. A. V. Sekolah Umum, http://agrasendav.in, Bharech Nagar, Sandi.
- Sekolah Menengah Senior Sri Guru Nanak NH-33, Dekat Kantor Blok
- Sekolah Umum Angkatan Darat, di Jalan Ramgarh-Bhurkunda
- Radha Gobind Public School, Ramgarh College, Jara Tola.
- Sekolah Misi Goodwill Rajrappa Road Gola
- Shri Krishna Vidyaya Temple, Vikas Nagar, Dekat Gaushala, AT & amp; PO - Ramgarh Cantt.
- Sekolah Umum Sidhartha, Dekat Kantor Blok
- Sekolah St Ann, Kaitha, Gola Road
- Delhi Public School
- K.G.T. Sekolah, Dekat Kantor Blok
- Pradise Public School, Segera Hadir
- Akademi Islam, Saudagar Mohalla, Ramgarh Cantt.
- Madarsa Anjuman Muslemin Khademin, Saudagar Mohalla, Ramgarh Cantt.
- Maulana Azad Public School (MAPS), Chaingada, Ramgarh
- Darsgaah-e-Islaami, Chitarpur, Ramgarh
- Sekolah Sainik, RRC
- SMA Umum, Kuju
- Bal Vidya Mandir, Ara Colliery P.O. Sarubera (Kuju) Distt-Ramgarh Jharkhand,
- D.A.V. Sekolah Umum, Ara
- D. A. V. Sekolah Umum Tapin North (R.R.) P.O. Tapin
- D. A. V. Proyek Sekolah Umum Rajrappa
- D. A. V. Sekolah Umum Urimari Sayal Po Sayal
- D. A. V. Sekolah Umum Kedla Ccl P O Kedla
- Dav Sekolah Umum P.O.-Gidi-A, Ccl, Area Argada., Area Argada
- Holy Cross School Ghatotand West Bokaro Jharkhand, Ghatotand
- O P Jindal Sekolah P O Balkudra, Patratu,
- Patratu School of Economics P.O. Pembangkit Listrik Termal Patratu, P.O. Kotak No. 13, P.O. Pembangkit Listrik Termal Patratu
- Saraswati Shishu Vidya Mandir-P.O. Sarubera
- Proyek Saraswati Vidya Mandir-Rapappa Po Rajrappa
- Saraswati Vidya Mandir-Di Sirka G Kantor Pos Argada
- Sekolah Umum Ramprasad Chandra Bhan, Komite Pasar, Ramgarh
- D. A. V. Sekolah Umum, Topa
- Sekolah Menengah Senior Sri Agrasen, Patel Nagar, Bhurkunda, Ramgarh
Sekolah Pemerintah Negara Bagian
- Gandhi Memorial High School, Lohar Tola, Dakat Stan Bus Tua, Ramgarh Cant
- SMA Kuju, Kuju
- S.V.N. SMA, Ghatotand
- SMA Chitarpur-Di Chitarpur
Other schools
- Army Public School, Ramgarh Cantt. (Community of Welfare Education of the Army)
Colleges
Kolese konstituen:
- Ramgarh College, Ramgarh
Non-constituent colleges:
- C.N. Higher Education, Ramgarh
- J.M. College, Bhurkunda
- Jubilee College, Bhurkunda
- P.T.P.S. College, Patratu.
- Mandu College
Technical Institution
Engineering college A new Engineering college starts this year 2013. Ramgarh Institute of Technology. The government also plans to open the first female college at Jharkhand College in Ramgarh.
Medical college
The government plans to open a new ESI Faculty of Medicine in the district.
Management College
Birsa Institute Of Technical Education (B.I.T.E. Ramgarh) started in 2012 in Ramgarh
Pharmacy/Institut Center
Education Trinity: Ranchi Road, Ramgarh cantt
Market and entertainment
Market : The main markets are Ramgarh, Patratu, Bhurkunda, Kuju, and Gola.
Balai Bioskop :
- Ramgarh Cantt: 1) Bioskop Shanti Baru 2) Rajeev Talkies 3) Shanti Talkies (Tertutup) 4) Ashok Talkies (Tertutup)
- Kuju: Talkies Gitanjali (tertutup)
- Bhurkunda: 1) Lakshmi Talkies (tertutup) 2) Janta Talkies
- Patratu: Veena Talkies (tertutup)
- Kota Film: Pemerintah Jharkhand is the latest film of the modern day of Patna.
Olahraga
- The Temple Of Warriors (Karate Club)
Klub :
- Rotary Club: Dekat Mahatma Gandhi Chowk, Ramgarh tidak bisa
- Klub Rotary Ramgarh was attacked on 5 November 1961
- Lions Club: a) Ramgarh Cant b) Bhurkunda.
- Klub Gymkhana: Ranchi Road, Ramgarh
museum
Zarina Khatoon Museum Cum Research Center in Chitarpur.
Culture
Ramgarh's culture is rich and diverse and as a result unique in its own way. Rajrappa Mandir and Tooti Jharna Mandir is a popular destination for wedding ceremonies.
Exhibitions and festivals
The main and most famous festivals and festivals include Dipawali, Holi, Chhath, Dussehra or Durga Puja or Navaratri, Ramanavami, Karma, Sarhul, Tusu, Idul Fitri, Sarsawati puja, Makar Sankranti, Jivitputrika or Jitiya (Hindi: ??????? ) etc. Due to the presence of industry and mining activities Viskarma Puja is also one of the important festivals. Makar Sankranti fair in Rajrappa mandir also attracts many people. Exhibitions are also held during Jitiya festival, karma and others.
Cuisine
Ramgarh has a variety of food and cuisine. The best known and common cuisine in Ramgarh is practically prepared in every household including Roti (Chapati) or Phulka, Rice or Bhat, Dal, Sabzi or Tarkari and last but certainly not least, Achar or Pickle. Duska and Vada are the famous local fast food. Salted Duska is rice and urad dal. The material from Vada is also urad dal. Different types of flowers and leaves are used as vegetables such as bamboo shoot pakoras, fried Pampkin flower, Khukri or mushroom tarkari etc. Khoya spicy Rajrappa mandir is also famous for its dried candied.
Places of interest
Pilgrimage Sites
Tooti Jharna Temple : Located about 7 km (4.3 mi) from Ramgarh barracks on the NH-33 Patna-Ranchi highway a famous temple of Lord Shiva where water from a river falls through a canal in Shivalinga. The Raghu baba of this temple belongs to the nearby Digwar village and hence most of the villagers of Digwar are associated with this temple. To achieve this tample is very simple. Just take the road route Ranchi-Patna and turn right from Ranchi Road. It is very close to the Ranchi road, only 2-3 km (1.2-1.9 million) in front towards Digwar Village Road.
Mayatungri Temple : He is also known as the daughter of the Hills and is 5 km (3.1 mi) south of Ramgarh in the Chutupalu Valley. This hill has many natural scenery and is a beautiful tourist spot. Although located at an altitude of 300 feet (91 m), it only takes 15 minutes to line up its peak. Every year local karmic festivals are celebrated here with joy and fanfare by people from the surrounding villages. It is believed that worship on a hill brings rain to this area. Currently on occasion Durgapuja, Nawratra done twice a year on this hill.
Kaitha Shiv Mandir : This ancient Shiwa temple lost to NH-23 and is 3 km (1.9 mi) from the Ramgarh barracks. It has been declared a National Monument. The temple was built in 1670. This temple statue is very interesting. Shivalinga at the temple is located at an accessible altitude by using two stairs. Detailed analysis of the temple shows that some of its parts are also used for military purposes. Currently the temple is in a dilapidated state.
Kheer Math : In the field of poetry, the Gautama Buddha is the best of both the NH-23 Blok Gola.
Gurudawara Singh Sabha : The Gurudwara was founded and inaugurated by the Sikh Ramgarh community around 1940 in a small room located on Shivajee street in Ramgarh. But today a great structure has taken the form of Gurudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha in place of that small room. This is the center of attraction for the great tomb and minaret of its mosque. Interior decoration hall Darbar Gurudwara Sahib is a picture of bodyguards.
Rajrappa Mandir
The famous Maa Chhinmastika Temple (??????????????) is located at Rajrappa (???????), 28 km (17 miles) from Ramgarh Cantonment at the confluence of the Damodar and Bhairavi rivers or Bhera. The temple finds its place in the Vedas and Purana and has been recognized as a source of ancient and powerful Shakti. The Temple of Chhinamastika is a very sacred and popular Hindu pilgrimage site. Devotees from all over the country visit this holy place throughout the year. The temple is very old and its architectural design is the same as other important tantric temples. Although its beauty is not yet ancient. Marriage is also celebrated here on a grand scale. The headless Chhinamastika Goddess statue stands on Kamdeo and Rati's body on the lotus bed. A number of other temples have appeared around the original temples. In particular, Mahavidyas temples (Tara, Shodashi, Bhubneswari, Bhairavi, Bagla, Kamla, Matangi, and Dhumavati) were built in a series and other temples such as the temple of the Sun God, Lord Shiva temple, temple Hanuman, temple Ma Kali, etc.. In Hinduism Damodar mythology is regarded as the incarnation of Lord Shiva and while Bharvi is Dewi Shakti. The meeting of the two rivers in Rajrappa is considered a fearsome union of Damoder (Lord Shiva) and Bharvai (Dewi Shakti). Bharvi river water flows down from the top to the damoder river that flows below, it also shows the power of Goddess or Devi. Many swim in the river before offering puja (Hindu religion).
Rajrappa is not only famous for Shakti Peeth (????????) but also a great picnic spot. The picnic at Rajrappa provides one with a double excitement because one can get a chance to offer a prayer to the goddess and also enjoy a picnic with fun and food on the river sand amid beautiful natural scenarios of forests, green valleys, hills and rocky terrains. Food, cooking materials, groceries, milk, fresh fruits and vegetables are also available in the market. Now a portion of the sand of the Bharvi River beach is prepared for a picnic by a Samad Samad with the help of a caretaker or agent. They will provide a room with Chatai, desk etc after paying a nominal fee. During the rainy season, sand beaches are under water.
How To Reach
Via the air: The nearest airport is Ranchi (70 km (43 mi))
The train station is Ramgarh Cant (28 km (17 mi) station, Ranchi Road (30 km (19 mi)), Barkakana (33 km) (21 mi)), Ranchi (70 km (43 mi)), Koderma (135 km (84 mi)).
By the way: Get off at Ramgarh Cantonment and grab a trekker or jeep to reach Rajrappa Mandir. From morning to evening a trekker or jeep is available at an old bus stand.
Layanan bus:
Only one bus service provided by the Ramgarh Community Cooperative project runs between Rajrappa mandir to Ranchi (Queen's Road) through Ramgarh Cantonment. (Please check availability and time)
Regular bus services are available from Ramgarh Cantonment's new bus stop to all the important places in Jharkhand and Bihar.
Route:
Ramgarh Cant-Chitarpur (Rajrappa Mor) -Rajrappa Temple (17 11 = 28 km (17 mi))
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Gola-Rajrappa Mandir (13 km (8.1 mi)). (Do not go during the rainy season)
Gola-Chitarpur (Rajrappa Mor) - Kuil Rajrappa
Accommodation
Low-cost and intermediate hotels are available at Ramgarh Cant.
The tourism department of Jharkhand has built a new mega complex in Rajrappa mandir for travelers that include:
- Yoga Center (Manthan)
- Meditation or Dhayan Center (Moksha)
- Dharamshala (type of building) a) Alaknanda b) Mandakni c) Bhagarathi
The Dharamsala (rest house) consists of 16 deluxe rooms. One stage is also built for the purpose of marriage and other ceremonies. The complex is ready and will soon be open to the public.
Events
Rajrappa Mohatsav:
Two days of grand Rajrappa Mahotsav is a tourism event organized for famous & amp; Rajrappa's historic temple in Jharkhand. With the joint efforts of the Ramgarh District Administration, the Central Coalfields Limited (CCL) authority, CSR of the corporate house and the administrative shrine of chinamastika, it is marked as a great success on effort 1. Many famous artists include Abhijit bhatacharya, Pooja gaitonde, Chetan joshi, nambing Padamshree Mukund , Megha Dalton, Bharat Sharma, etc. Done during Mohatsav. The event was held for the first time on 25 & amp; February 26, 2017.
Historic monuments
Mahatama Gandhi Samadhi Sathal :
This stal is known as Gandhi Ghat located on the banks of the Damodar river in Ramgarh. Mohandas K. Gandhi had visited Ramgarh in 1940 during the Indian National Congress session at Ramgarh. After the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi in 1948, a jar containing the remnants of the departed spirit was sent to various places in our country and Ramgarh was fortunate to be one of those places. Samadhi Gandhiji was erected on it. Previously, a place used here on the occasion of Bapu's birthday and anniversary but now this practice has been abandoned. Samadhi is made of Black Granite Stones.
Chinese Tomb : Located 5 km (3.1 mi) away from Ramgarh barracks, China Kabristan is a famous historical monument. At the outbreak of World War II a number of soldiers who rose in history against Mawtse nudged the cultural heroine of the Cultural Revolution and who were also supporters of friendly countries were arrested and imprisoned in Ramgarh. After a few days, this soldier died of starvation and snake bites. The collective cemeteries of these soldiers who died of starvation and snake bites were made in Kabir China where this was a total of 667 graves. In the center of the cemetery a pillar to remember Chyan Kai Sek was founded. The total area covered by this grave is about seven hectares. There is also a Buddhist temple in the vicinity. Three beautiful areas have been around the cemetery. Inside the pucca road cemetery has been exiled with beautiful flower rows. China Kabristan is actually a material witness to Ramgarh's historical history.
Megalithic sites in Ramgarh District: Ramgarh district is rich in ancient and historic sites, different Megalith sites have been identified near Chitarpur, Gola and Kuju.
Nature tour
Nalkari Dam : Nalkari Dam or PTPS Built in Nalkari and several other small rivers is about 5 km (3.1 mi) away from Patratu. Surrounded by hills, forests and rivers, the Nalkari Dam is a wonderful place for picnics and boating.
Fall Dhur-duria : Dhurduria falls near Sidhwar village about 4 km (2.5 mi) from Ramgarh Cantt. The fall is made along the Sherbhuki river. The road only reaches the village of Sidhwar alone so the approach road must be built from the village of Sidhwar to the point of falling. Water falls from a height of about 50Ã, ft (15 m).
Am-Jharia Fall : Located near the Halwadi border and the village of Sidhwar.
Nimi Fall : Nimi falls located near nimi village and about 5 km (3.1Ã mi) from Bhurkunda.
Dhara Fall : Dhara Fall is located near the village of Khakara under Gola Block. The government plans to build an approach road from NH-23 (between Gola and Peterwar) to fall.
Gandhaunia (Hindi: ???????? (???? ????)) : Located about 20 km (12 mi). near Mandu. These are hot springs (ponds).
Chutupallu : Located at about 10 km (6.2Ã, mi) of Ramgarh in Ramgarh - Ranchi NH 33 is a hilltop with stunning beauty. There are plenty of dhabas and motels on the way after crossing Chutupallu that offer good food. The beautiful beauty in the ghats is worth seeing entranced by the very common landscape even if you visit the place a lot every day.
Bankhetta : Located near Chutupallu. Water falling from a height gives a feeling of rainfall in the cave when a person claps inside.
Liril Fall : Located between Ramgarh and Chutupallu looks like the fall of the old Liril Soap ad. It is popularly known as Liril Fall. Nice picnic spot.
Barso Paani: Located about 30 km (19 mi). from Ramgarh near Charhi to Hazaribag. Water falling from the ceiling gives a feeling of rain in a cave when someone claps.
Hundru Fall: The Hundru falls located near the border of the Ranchi-Ramgarh district are built along the Subarnarekha River.
Road trips for tourists coming from Hazaribagh, Dhanbad and Bokaro:
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- Ramgarh- (21Ã, km (13Ã, mi)) Ormanji Blok-Sikidri-Hudru jatuh (21.12a, km (13.12o, mi)). (Ramgarh ke hundru jatuh 42,12 km (26.17 mi))
- Gola-Sikidri-Hundru jatuh
The path of all weather
- Ramgarh-Ormanji Block-Getalsud-Hudru fell
- Gola-Cikidri-Getalsud-Hundru fell
Ramgarh in Bollywood
- A Bollywood film called Kaala Patthar starring Amitabh Bacchan and Shatrughan Sinha was shot in Ramgarh.
- A Bollywood film called Koyelaanchal starring Vinod Khanna and Sunil Shetty was shot in Ramgarh.
- Bollywood movie named M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story starring Sushant Singh Rajput shot in Ramgarh at patratu ghati.
- A Bollywood film called Ranchi Diaries starring Himansh Kohli was shot in Ramgarh.
See also
- List of Chief Minister Jharkhand
- South Karanpura Coalfield
References
External links
- Ramgarh district website
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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