Ranbir Singh Pura

Ranbir Singh Pura is jammu district told territory board of trustees in Jammu region in the Indian province of Jammu and Kashmir. Named after Dogra Maharaja Ranbir Singh. It has a normal rise of 270 meters 886 feet above ocean level. It is a noteworthy Tehsil having 194 towns according to 2011 census. Main dialects talked by the general population of this region are Punjabi, Dogri, Hindi and Urdu. It is almost 24.5 km towards south from region headquarter Jammu and around 320 km from state capital Srinagar. It is principally associated however street with the primary city. This region has a mode transport benefit. R.S. Pura is approx. 22 km far from Jammu Tawi Railway Station and almost 15 km far from the airplane terminal.

The temperature in this area is approx. 6 OC amid winter to around 44 OC amid summer. R.S .Pura named after the colossal Dogra ruler Maharaja Ranbir Singh, successor of Maharaja Gulab Singh, is situated on the Indo-Pak outskirt Suchetgarh which is 33 km far from the locale central station of Jammu. Prior to autonomy, this zone was consistently visited by the Jaddi individuals of Dalowali who used to convey sugarcane to Nawanshehar R. S. Pura Sugar Mills. Before 1947 there was a major sugar process in RS Pura. The city was made by Maharaja Ranbir Singh under the supervision of Diwan Jawalasahai in the 1800s. Earlier there was wild open area, later created as a model town. It was first arranged town in the state with streets, pond, elephant preparing centre, big sanctuary named Diwanamandir alongside huge garden.