Jagner

Jagner is a residential community in Agra in Uttar Pradesh. Jagner is acclaimed for stone and mustard oil extraction. The town of Jagner is spread out around a slope fortress which itself is situated on an abrupt slope, 122 meters over the ground level. The fortress houses a well known explorer goal, the altar of Gwal Baba, so named after the cow cherishing holy person who lived in the hundreds of years prior. The dialect of Jagner is like Brijbhasha.

Jagner is a town predominant by Brahmans. The lord raja jagan singh was the popular ruler of the jagner. His significant name was ruler jamuna kanwar. She was so wonderful ruler of that time around the agra. The lord jagan singh was the aternal uncle of the colossal wariour alha and udal of mahowa. The lord was executed by prathviraj chouhan in sparing the life of brahmajeet the child of ruler chandel parmal of mahowa.

There is an enormous portrayal about these rulers and the wariours in the renowned book alha khand in parmal raso. Starting at 2011 India evaluation, Jagner had a population of 1,12,986. Men comprise 54% of the population and females 46%. Jagner has a normal proficiency rate of 52%, lower than the national normal of 59.5%: male education is 62%, and female education is 40%. In Jagner, 18% of the population is under 6 years old.