Hanumangarh

Hanumangarh is a city in northern Rajasthan state in western India, arranged on the banks of the stream Ghaggar likewise distinguished as Ancient Sarasvati waterway, situated around 400 km from Delhi. It is the authoritative seat of Hanumangarh District. The region headquarter Hanumangarh is arranged on the bank of Ghaggar River which is the present type of the last legendary waterway Saraswati.

Ghaggar River, which is called as 'Nali' in nearby tongue separates the region headquarter into two sections. In the north of Ghaggar River, Hanumangarh Town and in the south the residence of Hanumangarh Junction is situated. Hanumangarh Town is the fundamental focal point of business exercises and the ious principle workplaces including office of the region authority are arranged in Hanumangarh Town. Prior, Hanumangarh was the kingdom of 'Bhati' Rajputs. It was worked by Bhupat child of Bhati King of Jaisalmer in 1295 AD.

Bhupat named it as 'Bhatner' in the memory of his dad. Bhatner's most extreme significance was because of its area on Delhi-Multan highway. Traders from Central Asia, Sindh and Kabul used to movement to Delhi and Agra through Bhatner. In the year 1805, Suratsingh the King of Bikaner took control of Bhatner subsequent to vanquishing Bhatis. Since the day of triumph was Tuesday, the day owed to Lord Hanuman so the name of Bhatner was kept as Hanumangarh.