Burhanpur

Burhanpur is a historical city in the Nimar area of Madhya Pradesh state, India. It is the managerial seat of Burhanpur District. It is arranged on the north bank of the Tapti River, 340 kilometers 211 mi southwest of Bhopal and 540 kilometers 336 mi upper east of Mumbai. The city has a Municipal Corporation, and is likewise one of the area central command of the province of Madhya Pradesh. Burhanpur was managed by a few administrations, and subsequently has numerous guest attractions of recorded intrigue.

It has three waterways, the Tapti, the Utavali and the Mohna, with a few common sights for guests to Burhanpur. This residential area has four little ghats. Being the home of an extremely differing populace, Burhanpur has an eminent Gurudwara, Masjid, Church, a world-well known Dargah and numerous remarkable sanctuaries including Swami Narayan Temple and Ganesh Temple. Burhanpur is best known for its material industry. It is the biggest center for the power linger industry in the state.

It is likewise known for having one NTC National Textile Corporation venture, 'Tapti Mills', and two exclusive turning factories with the most recent best in class innovation. 300-350 material organizations are best known for interlining material, Gray Markin, Bleached Dhoti, Cambric, Power linger Cloth bakram and different kinds of texture. 'Texmpo Pipes' is the NSE noted industry, Balaji industry the two makes funnels and farming gear. There are likewise a few cotton and oil processes in the city. It is the primary center point of the material business in India.