Rania

Rania is a town and a city board of trustees Nagar Palika in Sirsa area in the Indian territory of Haryana. Rania Town is the greatest grain advertise in Sirsa locale. Rania, which signifies "ruler", was some time ago called Bhattian and led by a lord known as the Bhatti Raja. It was renamed because of sati by Rania, Queen of Bhattian Riasayat's King after she heard gossip that the ruler had been slaughtered in an adjacent town. Rania was an old Muslim town whose tenants remaining amid Indo-Pakistan segment in 1947. Subsequently there are numerous old structures in the town including Muslim Mosques and a post which is still being used as the police headquarters. Rania town was a piece of the old Punjab Region and turned out to be a piece of Haryana in 1966.

Rania has a populace of around 30,000 and a district framework runs the town, which is partitioned into 15 wards. Starting at 2009, Rania turned into a different Vidhan Sabha get together voting public of Sirsa. The town has its own particular shopping territories, tehsil, police headquarters, healing facility, private nursing homes alongside government and tuition based schools. A secretly run transport framework associates with adjacent towns and towns. The principle business is in horticulture and retail while wheat, vegetables, rice, and cotton are the fundamental yields in the locale. The grain market of Rania is noted for its quality basmati rice. Roughly 21 government and tuition based schools and driving instruction establishments are giving their administrations in Rania.