Biswan

Biswan is a town and a municipal board in Sitapur district in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India. In roughly the fifteenth century, Biswan was established and named for Bishwar, a yogi having a place with Baba Vishwanatha Nath. Shekhbari was in charge of ious structures in the network including mosques and dargahs. A yearly Urs/Mela is directed in Biswan at a mazar. The town has a populace of 55,780 of which 29,059 are guys while 26,721 are females. Male proficiency is around 75.30% while female education rate is 66.97%. The town populace was transcendently Hindu when the town was established in fourteenth century.

Amid Muslim lead in following hundreds of years, this town developed in size primarily by Muslim migration. In 1881, the aggregate populace was 8148, of whom 56.5% were Hindus and 43.2% were Muslims. In any case, in a century ago Muslims have development quicker than Hindu and the outcome is today Hindus are just 44.91% and muslim is 53.71%..while Muslim populace is near 54%. Biswan is an old town with a rich history of its way of life. Indeed, even in 1881, when the populace was just around 8000 individuals, it has 21 Muhammadan mosques and 17 Hindu sanctuaries. According to a familiar saying, People trust that Biswan is a Scorpion Free zone.