Bareilly
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| Country |  India |
| State | Uttar Pradesh |
| District(s) | Bareilly |
| Member of Parliament(M.P.) | Mr. Praveen Singh Airan Indian National Congress |
| Member of Legislative Council | Mr. Rajesh Agarwal (Bharatiya Janata Party) |
| Mayor | Mrs. Supriya Airan |
| Population • Density |
699,839 • 4,153 /km2 (10,756 /sq mi) |
| Time zone | IST (UTC+5:30) |
| Area • Elevation |
168.5 km² (65 sq mi) • 166 m (545 ft) |
Coordinates: 28°33′N 80°07′E / 28.55°N 80.12°E Bareilly 
pronunciation (help·info) (Hindi: बरेली, Urdu: بریلی) is a city in Bareilly district in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. Standing on the Ramganga river, it is the capital of Rohilkhand Division and is a center for the manufacture of furniture and for trade in cotton, grain, and sugar. The city's population in 2001[1] was 699,839. Geographically it forms the outer gateway to enter Uttarakhand State. This fast-growing city is also known as Bans-Bareilly (Bamboo Bareilly). Though Bareilly is also a production center for cane(Bans) furniture, but it is just a coincidence. The name Bans Bareilly is not derived from its big bans (bamboo) market. The status of the city has been upgraded when its name was included in the "Counter Magnets" of NCR, because it is equidistant from New Delhi, the Capital of India and Lucknow,the capital of Indian state of Uttar pradesh. Bareilly has a lot of potential for setting up industries and to attract people to settle here. Historically it was the part of the ancient kingdom of Panchal. In the Medieval period it was under the Rohillas. The modern city's foundation was laid by Mukrand Rai in 1657.
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[edit] Climate & Geography
Bareilly is located at 28°10′N, 78°23′E, and lies in northern India. It borders Pilibhit and Shahjahanpur on East and Rampur on west, Udham Singh Nagar(Uttarakhand) in North and Badaun in South. Bareilly lies entirely in the Gangetic plains. The low-lying Gangetic plains provide fertile alluvial soil suitable for agriculture. However, these some lower part of plains are prone to recurrent floods. Bareilly lies on the bank of river Ramganga and there are seven rivers passing through this district. The lower Himalayan range is just 100 km from it and it lies in north of it. Bareilly has a semi-arid climate with high variation between summer and winter temperatures. Summers are long, from early April to October, with the monsoon season in between. Winter starts in October and peaks in January and is notorious for its heavy fog. Extreme temperatures range from 4 °C to 47 °C. The annual mean temperature is 25 °C (77 °F); monthly mean temperatures range from 14 °C to 33 °C (58 °F to 92 °F). The average annual rainfall is approximately 714 mm (28.1 inches), most of which is during the monsoons in July and August.The average date of the advent of monsoon winds in Bareilly is 25 June.
[edit] Demographics
According to the 2001 census report of Govt. of India, the total population of Bareilly City Region(Bareilly Municipal Corporation & Bareilly Cantt.) is 617,350 having distribution as 53% males and 47% females nearly. The area under the city region is 123.46 km². The density of the population is among the highest in the country touching 5000 per km2. Bareilly has an average literacy rate of 81%, higher than the national average of 59.5%; with 88% of the males and 65% of females literate making it under top 3 districts in terms of literacy. For Administrative convenience, the district of Bareilly has been divided into 6 tehsils namely Aonla, Faridpur, Bareilly, Meerganj, Nawabganj, and Baheri and 14 blocks. The below given table showing the statistics of Bareilly District.
| Type of Area | Males | Females | Total |
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| Urban | 495624 | 433841 | 929465 |
| Rural | 1045462 | 859689 | 1905151 |
| Total | 1541086 | 1293530 | 2834616 |
[edit] Politics
The 15th Lok Sabha Election was won by Mr. Praveen Singh Airan of the Indian National Congress. Bareilly, always has been a battle ground for the INC and the saffron parties with regional parties like Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party having low presence.
Bareilly had been a stronghold of the Bharatiya Janata Party, a right winged Hindu Nationalist Party for 20 years(1989- 2009). During this period both the Member of parliament(M.P.) and Member of Legislative Assembly (M.L.A.) was from the Bharatiya Janata Party. Bareilly witnessed a strong emergence of Hindu nationalism movement during the last two decades accompanied by the growth of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, Vishva Hindu Parishad and Bajrang Dal in the region.
Here is a list of the M.P.s of the city-
- 1952 and 1957: Satish Chandra, Indian National Congress;
- 1967: Brij Bhushan Lal, Jan Sangh;
- 1971: Satish Chandra, Indian National Congress;
- 1977: Ram Murti, Janata Party;
- 1980 and 1984: Begam Abida Ahmed, Indian National Congress;
- 1989, 1991, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2004: Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Bharatiya Janata Party;
- 2009: Praveen Singh Airan, Indian National Congress
Mr. Santosh Gangwar, the former M.P. (Member of parliament)from the city was also the Chief- Whip of the party in the Lok Sabha. He had been a former minister of state in Government of India, holding the portfolio of Minister of State for Petroleum & Natural Gas with additional charge of Parliament Affairs in 13thLok Sabha. Prior to it shri Gangwar was Minister of State of Science & Technology with additional charge of Parliamentary Affairs from Oct. 1999 to Nov. 1999. Shri Gangwar was elected for the first time to the 9th Lok Sabha in 1989 from Bareilly Parliamentary Constituency and since then he had continuously represented this constituency as a BJP Member of Parliament for six successive terms till 2009 when Mr. Praveen Singh Airan of Indian National Congress defeated him with a narrow margin.
[edit] Economy and Infrastructure
Bareilly is one of the fastest growing cities of India and the reason behind its growth story is its rapidly booming economy through various sectors, however Bareilly's economy is still largely agrarian-based. Commercialisation is sought to change the course of this city very soon. With Corporates draining money into this city, Bareilly is witnessing a very rapid change in Social trends as well as material needs. Adidas, Reebok, Levi's,D'COT@ Planet F,Hind Talkies Building,Civil Lines and all other well-known clothing, foot and accessory brands have their authorized show-rooms and commercial outlets in the city. Nike is soon to open a outlet soon. With a large population being food-loving, a number of Restaurants are sprouting through out the city. Swarn Tower, Amber, Pancham, Cocktails and Curries, The Host, Vestal, Domino's Pizza (in Rajendra Nagar) and Bikanerwala started the trend. Many other food Chains like McDonald's, kfc, Pizza hut have also shown interest in opening their outlets in the city.
The first mall of the city, Amrapali Multiplex Mall [1]is soon going to open(by 2010)located in Lohia Vihar residential colony at 7-km.stone, NH-24(Delhi Road).It will comprise of 3 Screen Multiplex M2M(with Digital Visual and sound System, Beautiful Interiors and Ambience, Comfortable and Spacious Seats). It will also house a McDonald's, 3 Star Hotel, a Fashion Stores, Bookstores, Toy shops, Multi-Cuisine Restaurants, Multi-Cuisine Restaurants, Coffee bars, Fruit & Ice-Cream Parlours, Pick & Carry Counters, Fashion & Garment Stores, Jewellery & cosmetics, Electronic Gizmos Section, Bookstores & Stationery Shops, Leather Products & footwears, Home Products & Footwears.
More malls are under-construction in the city as Aditya Magnet (Along with 3 Screen PVR - by 2010), Jewel of India Mall (Suncity Projects - by 2010), Big Apple Mall (Big Apple Real Estate - by 2010), Reliance StarCity (Project delayed due to political reasons), J.J. mall (second)
The present Commercial establishments of the city include Butler Plaza, JJ Mall, Vishal Megamart, CL Mall(Adidas, Weekender, Reebok, NewYork Max),Hind Talkies Building Market in Civil Lines and Selection Point Tower, Gokul's Mega Mart in DD Puram.
With the government initiating ten per cent ethanol-blending programme on a pilot basis in two districts - Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh and Belgaum in Karnataka, Bareilly became the first district in India to be implementing Bio-fuel norms. [2]
In 2009, Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Limited (UPPCL) moved a step ahead in implementing the franchisee system in the power sector of the state. Under the new system, private players will be awarded contract to maintain and supply power in nine cities of the state.The same companies will be given the responsibility to collect revenue on behalf of the state government. The system will be implemented in nine cities of the state on a pilot basis. Bareilly, Agra, Kanpur, Moradabad and Gorakhpur will be covered in the first phase.[3]
[edit] Health care
[edit] Conventional Treatment
Bareilly is among one of the leading cities of Uttar Pradesh in terms of medical facilities, the city serves as a gateway to the patients of the Kumaun, Rohilkhand, and West Nepal region. In the vedic period Bareilly was famous for Ayurvedic treatment. The Ayurvedic practitioners of that period so much promoted the cultivation of Aonla, popularly known as Indian gooseberry (Phyllanthus emblica, syn. Emblica officinalis) at the outskirts of the Bareilly that entire area was later named as Aonla. Another town which is called Baheri these days was solely dependent on the cultivation of Teminalia Belerica - Bahera; and eventually was named on the plants grown here. Another famous town of Bareilly is Haroda that traditionally grown Harrada medicinal plants, scientifically known as terminalia chebula (also as Bal Harad, or Choti Harra).
In the Medieval period the Muslim rulers promoted Ancient Unani treatment called Hikmat, Tibb or Tibia. Certain families became very famous for their diagnostic skills and were eventually awarded titles of Hakim-ul-Mulk (Doctor of the Country) by the Rohilla rulers.
During the British period initially nothing was done till late 1857. Suddenly on 14 May 1857 the great mutiny started here and entire Rohilla population rose against the Englishmen. As a result every day massive injuries and corpse collection dis balanced the administration. The city of Bareilly remained under revolutionary seize for almost an year. And after that began the punitive season. Hundreds of revolutionaries faced summary trials and after a brief medical examination all were hanged onto trees in the surrounding areas. Later they were again medically examined and handed over to the claimants. A makeshift medical examination facility was erected near Kotwali area in the city, with almost half a dozen sweepers to assist the medical examination process of the injured and the dead. Since the rebellion continued for long hence this temporary facility eventually got a tin shed medical dispensary soon.
For another fifty years this facility grew very slowly. With the spread of some infectious and contagious diseases later the administrators kept on adding this insignificant set up in such a way that it later served the wounded British officers and Sepoys during the World War II, then it had an emergency operation theater equipped with a portable Crookes X-ray Machine to investigate fractures. However this costly X-ray diagnosis was available to only white officers and soldiers.
Nothing much is known about the present District/Civil Hospital and its growth later. There is no recorded evidence available so far.
Right now the city has two medical colleges, one dental college, one ayurvedic college and some of the distinguished healthcare zones. Bareilly is prominent for having the first Women Hospital in Asia[citation needed] (Clara Swain Hospital). Dr. Aruna Vyas is the leading practitioner of IUI and artificial insemination in the town. She owns Tarun Hospital(named after her elder son), where a women gave birth to triplets due to the IUI treatment administered by Dr. Aruna Vyas. There have been countless other successful cases. The recently built UP Spinal Research Center is among the only one in the state of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Some of the important hospitals in the region are given below:
★ A famous Ayurveda practitioner of the region was the Late Vaidya Narrottam Tripathi.
ON NH-74 Side (Outer North Area)
- Rohilkhand Medical College & Hospital, University Road
- Uttar Pradesh Spinal Research & Rehabilation Center, University Road
- Institute of Dental Sciences, University Road
- SRMS Institute of Medical Sciences & Hospital, Nainital Road
ON Inner North Area
- Gangasheel Hospital & Heart Institute, DD Puram
- KK Hospital, Rajendra Nagar
- Sheel Hospital, Rajendra Nagar
- NER Divisional Hospital, Izatnagar
- City Hospital, Dharam Kanta
- Tarun Hospital, Prem Nagar (Run by Dr. Shiv Charan Vyas and Dr. Aruna Vyas)
- Mordern Steps Poly Clinic (Run by Dr. Aruna Vyas)
- mohini chilcare and dental clinic ,dr b p singh (pediatrician ) dr reeta singh (dentist ) contact for latest vaccination and dental care
ON City Center Area
- Clara Swain (Mission) Hospital, Civil Lines
- Ayurvedic Medical College, Bans Mandi
- Mental Hospital, Rampur Garden
- Shri Ganga Charan Hospital, Rampur Garden
- Military Hospital, Cantonment
- Siddhi Vinayak Hospital, Rampur Garden
- District Hospital, Kutubkhana
- Sitapur eye hospital
- Shivani heart centre,Rampur Garden
Famous Personalities of Bareilly : Ahmed Raza Khan, the most Celebrated Scholar of Sunni Muslims of Islam, Mujaddid of his era , greatest revivalist of Islamic movement, was not Only a religious Scholar but was also expert in all branches of Modern sciences from Algebra to Astronomy and from Zoology to Astrology.The Movement gets its name from the city. Dr. Nirankar Dev Sewak, one of the famous poets(Bal Kavi) ever produced by this nation, his lawrels and works are still a matter of proud for all Bareillites. Miss World Priyanka Chopra's home town and her schooling was done from Army School bareilly. Prof. Waseem Barelvi, famous Urdu poet Late Vaidya Narrottam Tripathi famous Ayurveda practitioner of the region. Narayan Verma, a famous Neurologist in the United States and the President of AIIMSONIANS of America . Govind Prasad Verma, was a famous lawyer of the city, whose legal briefs are included in citations of the Supreme Court of India and Allahabad High Court.
Dr. Abhay Kumar Singh, from Ancient History & Culture Department, MJP Rohilkhand University, Honoured by the President of Iran with the world prize for the Best Book on Iran for his book "Dialogues between Cultures - India and Iran" in the year 2007
Sri P. K. Dey is leading lawyer of Bareilly. He joined U.P. high court in 1979 and now he is practicing in supreme court of India since 1989. he is a great social worker Mr. Naresh Chandra Bhatia is Manufacturer and Exporter of Cane Furniture honored as "BHAMA SHAH AWARD" For achieving maximum collaboration in state Government Revenue By UTTAR PRADESH Govt. Deepti Asthana: the famous student who went on to become a high-profile executive in TCS spent her childhood in this city. Dr. Pramendra Maheshwari a renowned orthopaedic surgeon of Rohilkhand Region who is an expert in Trauma & Joint Replacement & has owned a lot of prestigious awards for his medical excellence. Future facilities
- Army Medical College, Military Hospital.
- Christian Medical College, Clara Swain Hospital to be rebuilt[clarification needed]
[edit] Alternative Treatment
The city is fast emerging as a Medical Center and Wholesale hub for Homeopathic Medicine in the state. The city also has many Homeopathy Clinic few homoeopathic doctors like DR.Vikas verma at Priyadarshini nagar,DR.Sanjay krishnan ,DR.Sudhanshu are serving the community at their clinics equipped with latest software. Wholesale and Retail stores as "Hahnemann Homoeopathic Pharma" and "Hahnemann German Remedies", located at Alka Hotel, Koharapeer in city centre of the City. The name is a tribute to Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of Homoeopathy. "Hahnemann German Pharmacy" is also located at Ayub Khan Chowk along with more than 250 doctors in the city with two or more associates running.
[edit] Education
One can view Bareilly as an educational hub of Western Uttar Pradesh due to its multiple universities and research institutes. Bareilly College, located in the heart of city, is among the oldest educational institutions in India, built prior to the Revolt of 1857. Bareilly is a seat of MJP Rohilkhand University and its suburb Izatnagar accommodates Asia's finest animal research Institute, IVRI and Birds' research institute CARI. A categorised list of educational institutions is as follows--
VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL EDUCATION
- Multitech Institute of Computer Hardware & Networking , Mobile repairing ,Station road
- Engineering and Applied Sciences:
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- Utkarsh College of Management & Technology, Delhi Road, Bareilly
- Institute of Engineering & Technology, University Campus
- SRMS College of Engineering & Technology, Nainital Road
- Invertis Institute of Engineering & Technology, Lucknow Road
- RBMI Institute of Technology, Budaun Road
- SRMS Women College of Engineering, Nainital Road
- Shri Siddhi Vinayak Institute of Technology
- Focus Institute of Technology & Mgmt
- ANA Institute of Engineering
- Future Institute of Technology
- Rajashree Institute of Technology
- Shri Ram Devi Smarak Institute of Engineering & Technology
- Medical Sciences:
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- SRMS Institute of Medical Sciences, Nainital Road
- Rohilkhand Medical College, University Road
- Institute of Dental Sciences, University Road
- Ayurvedic Medical College, Bans Mandi
- Veterinary Sciences:
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- Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI), Izatnagar (DEEMED University, Institute of National Importance)
- Central Aviary Research Institute, Izatnagar (DEEMED University, Institute of National Importance)
- Wildlife Referral Laboratory, IVRI Izatnagar (DEEMED University, Institute of National Importance)
- Management Studies:
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- Utkarsh College of Management & Technology, Delhi Road, Bareilly
- College of Management Studies, University Campus
- SRMS College of Management, Nainital Road
- Invertis Institute of Management Sciences, Lucknow Road
- Rakshpal Bahadur Management Institute, Budaun Road
- Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management, Cantonment
- Khandelwal College of Management & Technology, Pilibhit Road
- Lotus Institute of Management, Lucknow Road
- Mascot Institute of Management, Pilibhit Road
- Arts, Commerce & Sciences:
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- Bareilly College, Rampur Garden
- Maharaja Agrasen College
- Sahu Ram Swaroop Girls Degree College
- Kanya Mahavidyalaya, Bhoor
- Khandelwal College of Management Science & Technology
- Rani Awanti Bai Lodhi Govt. Girls College, Bareilly
- Suraj Bhan Institute of Information Technology, Bareilly
- Woodrow Degree College, Bareilly
- Regional College of Professional Studies & Research, Bareilly
- Education & Law Studies:
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- University Campus, MJPRU Bareilly
- Bareilly College
- Khandelwal College of Management Science & Technology, Bareilly
- Maharaja Agrasen College, Bareilly
- Springdale Girls College, Bareilly
- Silver Law College
On other hand in Bareilly City is proud on Distance Education Programme offering College: " Rohilla College of Management & Technology" Not only Distance Education but the Regular classes are also conducted for regular/Working Person at very lowest cost with high standered educational atmosphare.
- Primary & Secondary Education:
Affiliated to ICSE and ISC Board:
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- Hartmann College, Izzatnagar
- G.P.M. College, Civil Lines
- St. Maria Gorretti Girls College, Cantt
Affiliated to CBSE Boards:
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- Springdale college near dental hospital
- Manas Sthali Residential Public School, Faridpur Road
- Bishop Conrad Sr. Sec. School, Dohna
- Alma Mater Day Boarding School, Kurmanchal Nagar
- Radha Madhav Public School, Bisalpur Road
- Delhi Public School, Delhi Road
- BBL Public School, Nainital Road
- Bishop Conrad School, Cantt
- St. Francis Convet School, Pilibhit Road
- Woodrow Public School
Affiliated to UP Board:
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- Jay Narayan Inter College, University Road
- Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Nainital Road
- Uttam College, Rampur Garden, Bareilly
- Government Girls inter College, Bareilly
- Sri Gulav Rai Inter College,Bareilly
- M.B. Inter college,BAreilly
[edit] Sports
Bareilly has two sports stadium
- Dori Lal Agarawal Sports Stadium, City Area, Bareilly
- Major Dhyan Chand Sports Stadium, Cantonment Area, Bareilly
[edit] References in Music
Many song have tries to use the connections of the Bareilly with specific Products like Jhumka and kajra.
- The "Bazaar"(Market) of Bareilly was widely praised during the Mugal Period. Owing to the popularity of the Market(Bazar) the song "Jhumka Gira Re, Bareilly ke Bazar mein" (from the movie "Mera Saaya" and sung by Asha Bhosle) exploits the name of this wondrous market.
- The recent song Mera jhumka utha ke laaya yaar ve, jo gira tha Bareilly ke bazaar mein. Main to thumka laga ke sharma gayi... (from the movie "Aaja Nach Ley" - featuring Madhuri Dixit) also uses the connection of Jhumka with Bareilly.
- "Kajra mohabbat waala ankhiyon mein aisa daala", a song from the Movie "Kismat" and sung by Asha Bhosle AND Shamshad Begum also have references about Bareilly in the line - Jhumka Bareilly waala kaanon mein aisa daala. Jhumke ne le li meri jaan, haai re main tere qurbaan.[4]
- Another song with reference to Bareilly is from the movie "U Me Aur Hum" - New Delhi mein Bareilly Jaisa Saiyaan (featuring Kajol and Ajay Devgan).
[edit] Radio Stations & Communication Networks
- List of Radio Stations in Bareilly
- All India Radio (100.4 MHz)
- Big 92.7 FM (92.7 MHz)
- Radio Mantra(91.9 MHz)
- Communication Networks
One can find services of most Tele-communication Network provider in Bareilly. Bareilly lies at the eastern boundary of "Uttar Pradesh West telecom Circle" and thus even calls to neighhouring districts including Shahjahanpur and beyond are considered long-distance and STD rates are applicable. However, calls in "U.P. West and Uttarakhand telecom circle" are considered local and thus local charges are applicable.
- List of Wireless Communication Networks (GSM):
- Idea Cellular(formerly Escotel)
- Cellone
- Airtel
- Aircel
- Reliance
- Vodafone-IN (formerly Hutch)
- List of Wireless Communication Networks (CDMA):
- Reliance India Mobile
- Vargin Mobile
- Tata Indicom
- BSNL WLL
- Broadband Service Providers:
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- BSNL Broadband
- Sify iWay
[edit] Defense installations
[edit] Jat Regiment Centre
Bareilly is the regimental centre and a major settlement of The Jat Regiment, which is an infantry regiment of the Indian Army, it is one of the longest serving and most decorated regiments of the Indian Army.[2] The regiment has won 19 battle honours between 1839 to 1947[3] and post independence 5 battle honours, eight Mahavir Chakra, eight Kirti Chakra, 32 Shaurya Chakras, 39 Vir Chakras and 170 Sena Medals.[2]
[edit] Trishul Air-base
Bareilly has an air-base known as Trishul Air-base of the Indian Air Force. The Trishul Air-base has a squadron of the state-of-the-art fighters, the Sukhois and the heptor squadrons.
[edit] Others
Bareilly has regional Headquarters of ITBP and BSF.
[edit] Hindu Temples
Bareilly is also home to a host of famous Hindu temples. Four Nath (Shiva) temples are situated on the cities four corners, the Alakhnath, Trivatinath, Madhinath, and Dhopeshwarnath temples.
Another historical temple of Lord Shiva is in Lala Champak Rai Ki Bagia near Alakhnath temple in front of the Ganga Temple. It is roughly 200 years old. Due to limited access, having no paved roads leading up to it, is frequented by fewer devotess than its more popular counterparts.It is also referred to as the Jagannath Temple.
Near the Alakhnath Temple is the Tulsi Math. Tulsidas, the acclaimed writer of the Ramacharitamanas, said to have have been the re-incarnation of Valmiki, the author of the Ramayana, made this site his home sometime around 1600 CE.
Another culturally significant temple is the Chunne Miyan's Lakshmi Narayan Temple (located in Katra Manrya street near Bara Bazar). Its origin dates back to the time when Hindus migrating from the recently formed Pakistan at the time of independence in 1947, came to settle in Bareilly. These Hindu migrants built a small place of worship amongst some existing ruins but later discovered that the place belonged to Fazal-ul-Rahman, whose nickname 'Chunne Miyan'. Chunne Miyan gave not only the land but also financial aid for the construction of the temple. Since then the temple is popularly known as Chunne Miyan's Mandir and is situated in the Katra Maanrai region of Koharapeer.
There is another reputed temple of Lord Doopeshwarnath which is considered the place where Draupadi and Drishtadyumna were born by a grace of Lord Shiva in the Mahābhārata era.
[edit] Places of Importance
- Museums
- Army Service Corps. Museum, Cantonment
- Panchala Museum, University Campus
- Historical sites
- Ramnagar Fort, 25 km Aonla
- Teerthankar Temple, Ramnagar 25 km Aonla
- Mall
- Amrapali Multiplex Mall (under-construction) with three screen M.2.M., Lohia Vihar residential colony, NH-24(Delhi Road)
- Aditya magnet mall
- jewel india mall
- Religious sites
- Dhopeshwar Nath Temple, Cantonment.
- Ancient Shiv Temple B.I.Bazar, Cantonment
- Alak Nath Temple, Nainital Road
- Gurudwara Guru Teg Bahadhur Sahib, Farashi Tola
- Teebrinath Temple, BDA Colony
- Chunna Miyan Jii ka Mandir, Bara Bazar
- Pashupati Nath Temple, University Road
- Freewill Baptist Church, Cantonment
- Church of North India, Cantonment
- Bhole Nath Temple, Kurmanchal Nagar
- Bhagwaan Mahaveer Temple, Rampur Garden
- Bada Gurudwara, Model Town
- Dargah Ala Hazrat, Saudagaran
- Anand Ashram, Rampur Garden
- Cathedral of St. Alphonsus de Ligouri, seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Bareilly
- Parks
- Children's Park, Cantonment
- Phool Bagh, Cantonment
- Company Garden, Civil Lines
- C L Park, Prem Nagar
- Mayur Van Chetna Kendra, University Road
- Maharaja Agrasen Park, Rampur Garden Bareilly
- Amusement Parks
- Fun City, University Road
- Boond Water Park, University Road
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Official Website of Bareilly
- Bareilly Development Authority
- Bareilly Municipal Corporation
- Bareilly Cantonment Board
- Indian Veterinary Research Institute
- MJP Rohilkhand University
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