Jurehra, Rajasthan

Jurehra is a Town in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan in India.

Jurhera

Jurhera
Town
CountryIndia
StateRajasthan
DistrictBharatpur
Government
  TypeGram Panchayat
Area
  Total5 km2 (2 sq mi)
Population
 (2011)
  Total10,987
  Density2,200/km2 (5,700/sq mi)
Hindu 50%,Muslims 40%,Shikhism 5% ans 5% others
  OfficialHindi and Mewati
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
321023
ISO 3166 codeRJ-IN
Vehicle registrationRJ-05

Geography

Jurehra town is situated between the border of Rajsthan and Haryana. It is last village of Bharatpur District as well as of Rajsthan. Its area is up to 5 km and the roads are well connected to the various cities.

FAMOUS PLACES

There are some places where you can feel the beauty of nature.

Badi Masjid,Lala ji ki Haveli, Indrakuti Hanuman Mandir,Lala Ji Ka Kund, Kaila Devi Mandir,Digambar Jain Mandir, Ram talai,Chaumura canal,Bagichi, etc.

FAMOUS PEOPLE

1. Jagdish Prasad Ji Tiwari

Jagdish Prashad Ji Tiwari is also known as "Kherapati" He is one of the very prestigious person of the town... Jagdish Prashad Ji Tiwari is also the priest of the very well known "Indrakuti Hanuman Mandir" from past 70 years... Jagdish Prashad Ji Tiwari served as the Chairperson of Ramlila Committee for many years...

2. Hafiz Zafar

3. Sohan Lal Ji Agarwal Sohan Lal Ji Agarwal belong to the one of the prestigious family of Agarwal. Sohan Lal Ji and family is very famous for their sweets shop name "Agarwal Sweets" Their sweets are being shipped to Jaipur Delhi Faridabad Chandigarh and many more big cities

4.Isha Khan

5. Gurudyal Prashad

6. Thakur Family Thakur Family of the town is very well known in surrounding areas of town... All members of Thakur Family live together in haveli named as "Kilanot Bhawan" According to sources.. Thakur Family located the town first and stared living here...

7. Deewan Ji Deewan Family is also very well known for their reputation and living in town from a very long period

Jurehra is not only a town or village but a feeling for local people... Jurehra is also known for Unity...

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