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Reni
Neelnagri
Town
Nickname: 
Blue city
Country India
StateRajasthan
DistrictAlwar
Elevation
254 m (833 ft)
Population
 (2011)
 • Total
8,857
Languages
 • OfficialHindi
Time zoneUTC+5:30 (IST)
<--Telephone code-->01464
Nearest cityRajgarh

Reni is a town (tehsil and a block) in Alwar district of the Indian state of Rajasthan, situated 205 km from Delhi and 122 km from Jaipur. It is situated in between Bandkui and Mandawar.

Etymology

The term RENI comes from ‘RENIDIFY’ which mean “to build a new nest” Reni

Geography

Reni city is surrounded by mountains so it is known as ‘Blue City’ or Neelnagri.

Places of interest

  • Alewa waterfall
  • Chatarbhuj temple
  • Kutti Wala Hanuman
  • Vankhandi Mahadev Temple
  • Sita Ram Mandir
  • Shri Radha Krishan Temple
  • Mandhipur Balaji(30 km)
  • Old Jain Temple
  • Reni Ki Bavdi
  • Reni Ka Bandh Dam

Education

Schools

  • Govt high school Reni
  • Adarsh govt girls sr sec school Reni
  • vivekanand sr.sec. school Reni
  • Adarsh shixa mandir Reni
  • Santersa sr sec school
  • Vinayak children academy
  • Sunrise public school
  • glouris public school

Colleges

  • govt iti college
  • gomti devi iti college
  • Krishna arts girls college
  • Sant bhagvati das college,pinan

Banks

  • Punjab national bank
  • State bank of India(coming soon)
  • Rajasthan ghramin bank
  • co-operative bank
  • State bank of Bikaner and Jaipur(soon)

Railway_stations

Reni has a railway station(karanpura railway station) 5 km from reni city.Agra-Bandkui-Jaipur and Agra-Alwar-Delhi rail line passages from Reni (karanpura) railway station.

Villages

Reni include multiple villages:

  • Machari(11 km)
  • Pinan(12 km)
  • Ghari sawairam(10)
  • Jamdoli(10 km)
  • bhajera (5km)

References