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Jal Jyotirmayya Samadhan Camp

Jal Jyotirmayya Samadhan Camp Camp Reports :- s.no Date Place Report 1 02-11-2022 Mandla Jal Jyotirmayya camp mandla (pdf ,1264 kb) 2 09-11-2022 Kayda Jal Jyotirmayya camp Kayda  (pdf , 1157 kb) 3 16-11-2022 Magardha Jal Jyotirmayya camp Magardha  (pdf , 1243 kb) 4 23-11-2022  Morgadi Jal Jyotirmayya camp Morgadhi  (pdf , 1232 kb) 5 […]

Cluster Credit Camp

Cluster Credit Camp

Bhuvana Festival 2020

Bhuvana Festival

Gangaur

Daal Bati

Daal Bati or Bafla is a traditional meal of Harda which is preferred in both urban and rural areas. It is easily available in most restaurants and hotels. Harda is a part of Malwa region. Dal Baati is comprising Dal (lentils) and Baati (hard wheat rolls). It is popular in other part of Madhya Pradesh […]

Riddhnath Temple Handia

The Riddnath Temple of Handia and Sidhnath Temple of Nemavar are famous for artistic beauty and Vastu Shastra. The Handia-based Riddnath Mahadev Temple is very ancient Shiv Mandir and is declared protected by the state government. Temple is 21 km from Harda district headquarters on Indore road. This temple is situated on the banks of […]

Gupteshwar Temple Charua

Charuva – Located on the old highway between Delhi and Burhanpur, was important because of commercial and strategic location. According to historians, a inscription of the Mohali script available in four Babari shows that this village was formerly known as Chanarwa, which was later known as Charuva. The Gupteeshwar Mahadev Temple built in the 10-11th […]

Makdai Temple

Makdai is the main area of the former monastic kingdom. 24 km from Bhirangi Railway Station and about 37 Kms away from Harda Headquarters. Forested area is spread over the lower slopes of Satpura. An ancient fort is built on the hill situated in Makadi village. Its royal house is said to be the descendant […]

Makdai River

Makrai stands on a hill near the Sayani River and is noted for its dense forests. One well-known location is Nagjhiri and Devjhiri, a small natural well in the bank of the river through which water flows throughout the year

Ram Janki Temple

Ram Janki Temple – Located in Bhadugaon village. Lord Rama and Mata Sita have been established in this temple.