Nadbai

Nadbai is a town and a region in Bharatpur area in the Indian province of Rajasthan. Nadbai is partitioned into Katra and Nadbai. It is trusted that around 1000 years back a man named Nanda or Nandoo, who was a milkman from close-by town Katara, populated this town and the town named after him. It is likewise trusted that amid the British Raj, this town couldn't be caught, so individuals called it "Na Dabi", which signifies "not caught"; later it progress toward becoming Nadbai.

The town is otherwise called Asifabad. As per a few legends the town was assaulted and appropriated by a littler gathering of troopers driven by knight of Mohammad Ghori, Asif Khan otherwise known as Yusuf Zai Ghaznavi and drove local people out. The town was conceded to Asif Khan and his fighters as a reward by the Sultan. Asif Khan thrived the town/town and named it Asifabad which is right now recorded in the illustrious announcement.

Current scene and design including structures and mosques seems to demonstrate that this land has seen incredible researchers and high-positioned people. This town had High Court and police central station for the kingdom and was specifically associated with the Royal Court. The illustrious messages and archives used to be tended to straightforwardly to Qazi Shai and Qazi Yoonus. Later In 1773 the town was caught by Mirza Najaf Khan and ruled till 1782, when the Jat rulars of Bharatpur around then took control of Nadbai.