Nalagarh

Nalagarh is a city and a municipal committee in Solan district in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It was the seat of the eponymous Rajput august state, established in medieval period as the province of Hindur. At present Nalagarh is a developing town for enterprises as it has creation units for calfskin, steel, synthetic concoctions, string factories and bottling works; in this way air contamination is a significant worry here. It is arranged at 65 km separate from adjacent real city Chandigarh. It has additionally been lessened to around 40 km after the opening of Chandigarh Siswan street.

Nalagarh is a portal to Himachal Pradesh in North India, 300 km of north Delhi and 60 km from Chandigarh. It was established by the Chandela Rajputs in 1100 AD under the name Hindur. The Fort of Nalagarh, which was worked in 1421 amid the rule of Raja Bikram Chand on a hillock at the lower regions of the relentless Himalayas, bearing an all encompassing perspective of the Shivalik slopes past the Sirsa stream, hereafter gave its name to the state, which additionally delighted in circuitous manage amid the British Raj as a non-salute state.

In the mid twentieth century, Nalagarh State was one of the Simla slope states, under the legislature of the Punjab. The nation was invade by the Gurkhas for a few years previously 1815, when they were driven out by the British, and the raja was affirmed possessing the domain. Grain and opium have, previously, been primary horticultural items. Nalagarh was governed by the Chandela Rajputs, who began from Chanderi in the Bundelkhand locale of focal India. Different Rajputs at that point occupied this place including Thakurs, Tomara, Rathore, Parmar, Pawar, Panwar, Chauhan, Bais. Many have now remained back as ranchers in the Chikni Sirsa Valley.