Amethi

Amethi is a town in the Indian province of Uttar Pradesh. It is a noteworthy town of the Amethi locale, in the Faizabad division. It has been the voting demographic of the Nehru-Gandhi family since 1980. Amethi has been a Congress fortress since its development in 1966. Amethi is additionally acclaimed for the sanctuary called Hanumangarhi.

Previously, Amethi used to be called Raipur-Amethi. Raipur is where the stronghold of Raja of Amethi. His precursors used to dwell in Raipur-Phulwari, where the old stronghold is still there. Amethi is likewise acclaimed for the sanctuary called Hanumangarhi and a mosque both worked around hundred years back. Around three kilometers north of Amethi there is a tomb of acclaimed artist which is in Ram Nagar, Saint Malik Muhammad Jayasi where he passed on, and the fortification was worked by Bachghoti Rajas.

Amethi area contains 1,431 government essential schools, 433 government upper elementary schools, 33 government-helped grade schools, 42 madrasas and 145 middle of the road schools, including 18 government between universities. It likewise has two non-government middle of the road schools, specifically Shri Shiv Pratap Inter College and Rajarshi Rananjay Inter school.