Ahmedgarh

Ahmedgarh is a city and a municipal council in Sangrur locale in the Indian province of Punjab. Ahmedgarh prior Bhadurgarh is given the status of Tehsil in November 2016, which was prior a sub-tehsil of Malerkotla tehsil. Afterward, in 1905, a trade between the Nawab of Malerkotlata, Ahmed Ali Khan, and the Dhurkot family a touch of land was given to the Nawab to set up the town's first railroad station thus the name of the town was changed to Ahmedgarh after his Majesty. It lies around 18 km north of Malerkotla on the Sangrur-Ludhiana Street.

It is 50 km from Sangrur, the region home office, 26 km from Ludhiana and 98 km from Chandigarh. It is a railroad station on the Ludhiana-Jakhal rail line. Ahmedgarh even today is a vital agrarian market. The principle crops conveyed to this market are paddy, wheat and cotton. Being near two modern towns of Malerkotla and Ludhiana, ious little scale ventures are being set up in and around this town as well. The city is additionally popular for horticultural actualizes, for example, diggers, furrows and sickles. Ahmedgarh has now risen as one of the dry ports of India. Ahmedgarh is acclaimed for its 8 Street Gandhi Chowk, Grain Market and Main Bazaar close Railway Station.