Sangaria

Sangaria is a city and municipality in the Hanumangarh district of the Indian state of Rajasthan. It is arranged close to the northern outskirt of Rajasthan connecting Haryana and Punjab states. Before the year 1900, there was a force of fighters of the then regal province of Bikaner to ensure the north eastern limit on the site of the present Sangaria town, which was then known as 'Sangar', and this is the beginning of the town's name.

In 1901-02 the Bikaner state railroad line was reached out from Hanumangarh to Bhatinda. Around then there were few individuals living close by so the railroad station was called 'Chautala Road' after the name of the town Chautala arranged in Haryana at a separation of 6 km 4 mi from here. From that time forward individuals settled in the zone. The State Government endorsed a horticultural mandi here amid the mid twentieth century.

The zone was fruitless and there was no drinking water supply so water was transported by railroad from Hanumangarh town and after that provided to each house. Antiquated history uncovers that this zone was a piece of the about 5000 years of age Indus Valley Civilization. The remaining parts of human skeletons, obscure contents, stamps, coins, utensils, gems, toys, statues, wells, restrooms, strongholds, lanes and markets found throughout unearthings recount the tale of the all around created way of life of the general population of the district.