Kheda

Kheda, also known as Kaira, is a City and a municipality in the Indian state of Gujarat. It forms the administrative centre of Kheda District. The town is 35 kilometers 22 mi from Ahmedabad. The National Highway no.8 associating Ahmedabad and Mumbai goes through Kheda. Kheda is most created city in Gujarat. Kheda is famous for Tobacco Farming. Kheda Nearest Railway station is Mahemdabad Kheda Road Railway station.

The town of Kheda go to the Babi Dynasty of Pashtun plunge from the get-go in the eighteenth century, with whom it stayed until 1763, when it was taken by the Marathas. The Babi family which ruled Kheda moved to Khambat and now the majority of that family lives in Ahmedabad. The last leader of the Kheda family, Sahibzada Ahmed Siddique Hussain khanji Dilawar khanji Babi, was hitched to Bima Rahim sultana bakhte babi sahiba of Junagarh State, and issued a girl named Bima Nasreen sultana bakhte Babi, who is hitched to Sahibzada Anis Muhammad khanji babi of Devgam A place of Junagadh state.

The Marathas surrendered the locale to the British in 1803, and it turned out to be a piece of the Bombay Presidency of British India. In any case Kaira was as yet entitled, at any rate in 1901, to a tribute of 488 Rupees from the Koli frivolous august territory of Ghorasar. Kheda was an extensive military station until 1830, when the cantonment was evacuated to Deesa. Gujjars set up numerous towns in the Kheda District zone, as did Jats and different gatherings.