Sarni

Sarni is a city in Betul district in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. It is the second largest Municipal Area of Madhya Pradesh. The Sarni Municiapal Corporation is partitioned into four noteworthy towns which are Sarni, pathakhera, Shobhapur Colony and Bagdona. Sarni is celebrated for Satpura Thermal Power Station and WCL Western Coal Fields Limited mines. Sarni is situated in a territory that is known as a piece of the Gondwana tract after the Gond clan, who primarily possessed around there and working on moving development.

In the fourteenth and fifteenth century, this zone of Gonds was penetrated by Rajputs and who, when of Mughals, had prevailing with regards to recovering a few sections of the Narmada valley for farming. The Gonds were pushed to higher levels and inclines to keep chasing and their moving development. This region saw turmoil because of the strain between the Marathas and the Mughals amid the seventeenth and eighteenth century. Amid the year 1818, the zone saw the approach of British run the show. It is known as "Nagri of Mathardeo Baba".

All real religious and national celebrations of India are praised with energy in Sarni. A particular component of Sarni is a yearly week-long roughly for 10 days reasonable on the celebration of Makar Sankranti in the period of 14 January. The reasonable was first begun in 1978 by a gathering of adherents of Mathardev who began a venture to make a hallowed place keeping in mind the end goal to sort out and standardize the guests. From that point forward it has turned into a yearly illicit relationship.