Deesa

Deesa is a city and a region in the Banaskantha region in the territory of Gujarat, India. Deesa NSUI president is Hardik Padhiyar. Deesa is arranged on the east banks of the waterway Banas. Deesa was a home and thana faujdari/thanedari administered by the Mandori Jhalori tradition. Today, unique Deesa known as Juna Deesa. New Deesa was likewise perceived as Camp Deesa.

In 1820, the British military cantonment named Deesa Field Brigade was worked amidst Rajasthan and Palanpur to keep up and secure the areas among Abu and Kutch from dacoits and the invasions of the desert and Parkar Khosas into Vagad and north-west Gujarat. The cantonment had an inhabitant Catholic clergyman and a house of prayer. Deesa, as a home of Palanpur, was under Palanpur Agency of Bombay Presidency, which in 1925 turned into the Banas Kantha Agency. After Independence of India in 1947, Bombay Presidency was revamped in Bombay State.

At the point when Gujarat state was framed in 1960 from Bombay State, it fell under Banaskantha locale of Gujarat. Deesa extended fundamentally as of late because of development in rural deliver business of potatoes and different wares. Deesa is known for its potato estates. Considering the region under development and agro-climatic conditions for potato inquire about, a focal point of All India Co-ordinated Potato Improvement Project was started in 1971-72, with the money related help of Indian Council of Agricultural Research ICAR, New Delhi.