Devendranagar

Devendranagar is a town and a nagar panchayat in Panna locale in the territory of Madhya Pradesh, India. Prior before the merger it was a piece of Erstwhile Princely State of Ajaigarh. Devendra nagar is known for its yearly curry celebration in which youngsters dress as Hindu divinities and visit needy individuals to give them curry. Devendra nagar had a populace of 12,785. Guys comprise 53% of the populace and females 47%. Devendra nagar has a normal education rate of 61%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male proficiency is 69% and, female education is 52%. In Devendra nagar, 18% of the populace is under 6 years old.

Devendra nagar is likewise known for its Jain sanctuary, which is named Shri Chandra Prabhu Digambar Jain Mandir. It has numerous symbols, yet the fundamental icon is of eighth Jain teerthankar Lord Chandraprabh Ji. As of late an eminent and that's just the beginning than-1000-year-old icon of 23rd teerthankar Lord Parshvanath Ji has been built up here after the celebrated Jain custom of Panch Kalyanak Pratishtha Mahotsava. Close around 7 kilometers from Devendra nagar there is a tranquil place named "Raja Dahar". There is a sanctuary of Lord Hanuman Ji. Badwara town is additionally arranged close Devendra nagar toward the North side. A Famous and Siddh mandir of Sungha Baba is set up there. It is called that Sungha Baba is symbol of Lakshman Ji.