Sadul Shahar

Sadul Shahar is a town and a region in Ganganagar area in the Indian province of Rajasthan. It is named after Maharaja Sardul Singh, child of Maharaja Ganga Singh, who built up it. It is an extraordinary horticulture based industry focus in Rajasthan. This town is arranged on the outskirt of India and Pakistan. Despite the fact that India and Pakistan don't share a decent relationship, it is a quiet town Sriganganagar which was a piece of the Bikaner State before Independence. As per the general population, an expansive town named "Matili" was changed into Sadulshahar after 1947.

The Ganges Canal, started in 1921, was finished in 1927. One of the longest cement lined waterways on the planet; it has changed the desert's face around Ganganagar. It's a declaration to arrive change: Desert arrive was changed over to a lavish green town credited to the endeavors of the Maharaja who brought the Gang trench which conveys the abundance waters of Punjab and Himachal Pradesh to the area. Guard harvests of wheat, cotton, mustard and citrus organic product have created industry and a building blast. Larger parts in populace are Sikhs and Hindus while just a couple of individuals comprising different orders remain here.