Telhara

Telhara is a city and a city committee in Akola locale in the Indian province of Maharashtra. The town endures of low temperature in winter, an overwhelming much rain and high temperatures amid the late spring. It is arranged close by "Gautama" waterway. At the point when Jalgaon taluk had a place with Akola District an Extra-Assistant Commissioner was positioned at Telhara and had common locale over Akot and Jalgaon taluks.

The place has no old sanctuaries of much intrigue, however has a few sanctuaries of some size have been worked amid the most recent 100 years. Harakhchand Gulabchand, Honorary Magistrate, a Swetambari Jain, to do a pledge of his father's, has at an expense of Rs. at least 40,000 fabricated a sanctuary to Padmaprahu in 1901, one of the 24 Tirthankaras of the Jains. It has a brilliant picture, and the building is strikingly hued and outfitted; a portion of the subtle elements, for example, the presentation of the figures of British officers in the front.

The area is wealthy in business sectors the primary one being the one at Malegaon, 3 miles away. One is held at Telhara on Sundays. Amid whatever is left of the week, however not on bazar day, a similar site is utilized as a cotton-showcase. The interest is that of four gins and two presses in the town, yet this is adequate to retain all the cotton of the area and to bring maybe 200 or 250 trucks per day into Telhara. The town used to praise all celebrations.