Manasa

Manasa is a town with nagar palika in Neemuch district in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It was under the princely state of Holker before Indian independence. It is a noteworthy town in Neemuch area of Madhya Pradesh. Manasa is a seat of the administrative gathering. It is tehsil central command. The town is very much associated by street from Mandsaur, Neemuch and furthermore to Kota by means of Bhanpura. It was under the august territory of Holker before autonomy. There is a well known landmark in Manasa which is known as Vijay Stamba Vijay Sthamb.

It is made of white cleaned marble and is 1.7 meters tall. It lies at the crossing point of Sadar Bazar Road and City Hospital Road, close Sabzi Mandi Vegetable Market and furthermore close to the popular sanctuary Shree Manshapurn Mahadev Madir. It is before the well known Baser ji ka baada. Vijay Stamba indicates for Victory, as its importance seems to be "The Pillar of Victory." It was worked in 1960, i.e. 13 years after freedom. Manasa is situated at 24.48°N 75.15°E. It has a normal rise of 439 meters 1440 feet. It goes under the Malwa Region on the Malwa Plateau.