Sukh Sagar in kishangarh marble city
Sukh sagar word has as sence it self. “SUKH KA SAGAR” hear atmosfier is too much good. it is switched near by kishangarh old city. it is very peace full place. it is switched at bank of the river (Gondulav lake). to many persons visit hear regularly. They are local people of kishangarh marble city. it is one of the oldest place of kishangarh.
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The College believes that for any rural development activity to be successful and sustainable, it must be based in the village as well as managed and owned by those whom it serves. Therefore, all Barefoot initiatives whether social, political or economic, are planned and implemented by a network of rural men and women who are known as ‘Barefoot Professionals’. Rural men and women irrespective of age, who are barely literate or not at all, and have no hope of getting even the lowest government job, are being trained to work as day and night school teachers, doctors, midwives, dentists, health workers, balalaikas, solar engineers, solar cooker engineers, water drillers, hand pump mechanics, architects, artisans, designers, masons, communicators, water testers, phone operators, blacksmiths, carpenters, computer instructors, accountants and Kaaba-se-jugaad professionals. With little guidance, encouragement and space to grow and exhibit their talent and abilities, people who have been considered ‘very ordinary’ and written off by society, are doing extraordinary things that defy description. This college near the kishanagarh Marble City.
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Mokham vilas is tha most popular place in kishangarh.
This is the part of Kishangarh Fort. and the Mokham vilas also near the Kishangarh Fort. this is the historical place of kishangarh marble city. and the Mokham vilas stay the center the Gondulav lake.
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Pitamber Ki gaal is a historical place in Kishangarh.
This is the most beautiful place in Kishangarh marble city. And many families are come here and enjoy the life. This place very greenery place. This place the Pitamber Ki gaal 250 year old.
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A HOLLY TEMPLE MADE BY ROYAL FAMILY OF KISHANGARH MARBLE CITY ABOUT 250 YEARS AGO –
NOW PEOPELS OF AJMER DISTT OR OTHERS WORSHIP THEIR
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Our 24 Hours Services include Emergency, Radiology, Laboratory, Pharmacy & Ambulance services. Marble City Hospital has a team of specialist casualty doctors who have high level of training and experience and can fulfill the needs of a critically ill patient with rapid response. The Doctors and Staff quarters are inside the hospital campus which further ensures round the clock availability of Doctor & Paramedical staff. Free Ambulance facility is being given to the patients of Kishangarh and nearby industrial area.
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Marble City Hospital kishangarh, have always advocated the importance of preventive health. Our years of experience have shown us that most ailments can be cured if detected early. Marble City Hospital offers various health check-up packages to suit the needs of different user group :
The Kishangarh Fort
Phool Mahal Palace has the massive Fort of Kishangarh as its backdrop and is washed by the monsoon fed Gundalao Lake in front, an architectural setting very rarely seen in Rajput history.
Dry and drab though it may seem in the summer, the first magic showers transform it into a serene and smiling land.
Originally the Payandaz Bagh or the garden at the foot of the fort, this pleasure garden of the Maharajas of Kishangarh was a source of inspiration to a number of famous Kishangarh miniature artists like Nihal Chand and it’s easy to identify it in many paintings of the 17th century. Even today its setting and the myths related to it, provide themes for the painters of Kishangarh, executing in the classic style of the Kishangarh School of painting on paper, cloth, wood, marble etc.
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In 1870 Maharaja Prithee Singh, the 15th Rural of Kishangarh constructed Phool Mahal as his monsoon palace. His son and successor Maharaja Shardul Singh added on various pavilions in 1885. After 1905 his son Maharaja Madan Singh completed the additions that we see today. It has been hosting to many visiting dignitaries since. In the kishangarh marble city for the viceroy’s visit on 1907 was constructed the Madan Burj (the round dome) with filigree work pillars, which can be seen from all sides. The ‘Kamal Burj’ or the lotus Bastion which is part of this flower Palace “emerges” out of the lake and touches the heights of the impregnable fort behind it. All over whether it is the delicate pavilions in garden, the painted frescoes in the guest rooms, or some other architectural detail, the lotus motif is everywhere and surely this is a veritable lotus in the desert.
Artists and Artisans at work Kishangarh marble:
This craftsman numbering a few thousand can be seen at work in quaint studios and have lies, where with whole families involved in traditions of painting on varied surfaces like wood, marble, paper and cloth are turned out for the local market as well as export.
A Visit to the stone cutting factories:
Around the new town called Madanganj on the National Highway are located innumerable stone cutting and polishing units where finest marble, granite and sand stone slabs and decorative articles are prepared for customers of India and abroad.
The most famous Kishangarh painting is called Bani Thani. The Indian government has engraved it on one of its postal stamps. The Bani Thani style of painting got its name from a story with a twist of romance to it. In the Kishangarh court during the 18th century there ruled a poet-king called Raja Savant Singh (1699–1764) who had eyes only for Bani Thani, a court singer and poet. Bani Thani’s eyes were what drew Savant Singh to her, and so did her singing. Seeing Bani Thani singing in his court each day helped the king’s heart grow fonder. Now Savant Singh wrote poetry under the name of Nagari Das, and since Bani Thani was a poet in her own right too, love was not far behind.
Kishangarh is a one quit store for wide range of glass beads provided to all the Native Indian declares and released to several nations around the world. Kishangarh is placed around 30 kms from Ajmer on the Ajmer Jaipur Freeway NH 8 and is 100 Kms. from Jaipur. Kishangarh is ornamented by places with wealthy Marble. Kishangarh is hence the greatest industry store for rock in Native Indian to make your marble flooring unique.
The Economy of Kishangarh economy mainly depends on the marble production and trading. Kishangarh has more than 1000 gang saws, 5000 edge cutting machines, around 25000 godowns and more than 25000 marble traders and it gives employment to around 1lac peoples. Kishangarh also have good market for poweloom and boil mills sector.
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From ISBT Khan Delhi buses are available to Kishangarh, Ajmer, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Beawar, Bhilwara etc. Take any of these buses and get down at Kishangarh. It is 8 hrs generate from Delhi, 2 hrs from Jaipur, 25 Minutes from Ajmer.
Demographics As of 2001 India, Kishangarh had a population of 116,156. Males constitute 53% of the population and females 47%. Kishangarh has an average literacy rate of 62%, higher than the national average of 59.5%: male literacy is 72%, and female literacy is 52%. In Kishangarh, 16% of the population is under 6 years of age.
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