Rajgarh

Rajgarh is a city and a tehsil in Alwar area in the Indian territory of Rajasthan. It is a residential area set in beautiful slopes specked with strongholds, and highlights cascades, a valley, and the slopes of Aravalli. Rajgarh has the tomb of the dad of celebrated Urdu Poet Mirza Ghalib inside town limits. Rajgarh Tehsil contains the noteworthy town of Rajore, now called Rajorgarh, where an engraving was found of Matthandeva of Gurjara-Pratihara genealogy, dated to 960 AD. This is the main known engraving containing the expressions "badgurjara rajputs" and "Pratihara rajputs" together to portray the heredity.

Rajgarh is the origination of opportunity warrior Bhawani Sahai Sharma who was a senior individual from Hindustan Socialist Republican Army. He served a correctional facility term of over 9 years because of the British amid the Indian Independence battle. Bhawani Sahai Sharma later turned into a MLA from Thana Gazi, Alwar. Rajgarh is a residential area on State Highway 25, near Sariska National Park, in Alwar region of Rajasthan. It lies on the fundamental prepare course among Delhi and Jaipur. Rajgarh Fort was worked by Raja Pratap Singh, the author of the State of Alwar who is regularly alluded to as the "Bismarck of Alwar".