Nandura

Nandura is a city chamber in the Buldhana area, Maharashtra, India. It is the central station of Nandura taluka and is arranged on the National Highway No. 6 and the Mumbai-Howrah railroad line. Nandura is an imperative city in the Buldhana region. The district of Nandura was set up amid the British Raj in 1931. As per Aine-Akbari, Nandura was a fundamental piece of Gulshan-e-Berar in the medieval period, starting in the Khilji tradition until the Mughal time. The city recalls different rulers, Saints Sant of Maharashtra who administered on the land and the core of the general population of Nandura.

Nandura is a twin city; Nandura Budruk Greater Nandura is isolated from the first town of a similar name, Nandura Khurd Little Nandura by the Dnyanganga River, however the town is formally considered as the piece of Nandura itself. Nandura has a 105 feet tall statue of Lord Hanuman and a recorded place named Ambadevigad. Nandura has oil factories, dal plants, and joining and squeezing industry alongside handlooms. In more seasoned days, Nandura was known for cotton items like ropes, high quality cotton dhoti, and saris, and so on. Nandura's drain items like Khava are acclaimed for its quality and taste and are transported every day to a few bordering regions.