Sirmaur

Sirmaur is the southern most district in the south-eastern region of Himachal Pradesh, India. It is to a great extent bumpy and rustic, with 90% of its populace living in towns. A portion of its well known towns incorporate Nahan the capital, Paonta Sahib and Suketi, the last celebrated for the Shivalik Fossil Park where fossils more than 85 million years of age have been found. A lion's share of the populace is Hindu and consequently the vast majority adore Hindu gods devtas and watch different related traditions and ceremonies. The neighborhood dialect is Sirmauri. Bishu is a mainstream reasonable that is held at a few places, and highlights the Thoda move.

Nati, Gee, Rasa and Budhechu are the well known styles of society move in Sirmaur. These are delighted in at events, for example, weddings and the Diwali celebration. Sirmaur was an autonomous kingdom in India, established in around 1090 by Raja Rasaloo of Jaisalmer, one of whose predecessors was named Sirmaur. It turned into a 11 Gun Salute royal state in British India, The chief leader of the Punjab Hills, situated in the locale that is currently the Sirmaur area of Himachal Pradesh. The state was otherwise called Nahan, after its primary city, Nahan. Sirmaur was administered by the head of Rajput genealogy, who utilized the title "Maharaja".