Tohana

Tohana is a city and a metropolitan chamber in Fatehabad region in the Indian territory of Haryana. Tohana is otherwise called city of trenches. It has a normal rise of 225 meters 734 feet. Tohana is situated close Punjab outskirt. The dominant part of individuals are Hindus and Sikhs, Jains. Jat, Jat Sikhs, Dalits, Agrawals and Arora individuals establish the lion's share populace of Tohana. Individuals of Tohana for the most part communicate in Punjabi dialect, Harynavi dialect and additionally Hindi dialect.

Tohana grain market is the primary exchanging community for ious towns in the region and brags of high measure of yield input, the principle ones being cotton, wheat and paddy. The greater part of the ventures in the town are farming based and right around 70% of the populace is utilized in the same. Farming is the fundamental spine of the town and the encompassing zones with Kharif and Rabi being the primary products which are developed here.

The main attraction of this residential area is "Baliala Guest House" situated close to the head works of Bhakhra Main Canal where one can appreciate the sub-conveyance of the water of Bhakhra Nangal Main Branch Canal into seven distinct channels. Henceforth this town is encompassed by seven waterways. Tohana is very much associated by northern railroads specifically to Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Jammu, Bathinda, Faridkot, Firozpur and other significant urban areas. It is all around associated by the street arrange as well. Punjabi, Hindi, Haryanvi, Bagri and Saraiki dialects are basic here in the town.