Nares Land

Nares Land is a lush green oasis located in the North-Eastern part of India. It is said to be the abode of Goddess Lakshmi and is considered as one of the most beautiful places in the country. Blessed with a temperate climate and a fertile soil, the area has been used for agriculture for centuries. Nares Land’s most famous attraction is its historic silk saree factory, where tourists can visit and have a glimpse at the traditional way of weaving sarees.

History

Nares Land is said to be the abode of Goddess Lakshmi. The area has been used for agriculture for centuries and is now known for its silk sarees. In fact, Nares Land was once home to a large silk saree factory that was one of the most famous attractions in India. However, due to economic reasons, the factory closed down several years ago and tourism there has ceased completely. Tourists can now observe the scenic beauty of this land by visiting the nearby villages.

The name Nares does not have any particular meaning, but is said to in derived from two names – “Narayan” and “Rahul”. The legend about its origin says that it was named after Lord Narayana who appears as a piece of water floating on Earth when he tries to catch Indra – one among his many incarnations.

He found himself unable to capture Indra because no worldly power could be used against him; thus he sought protection through Goddess Lakshmi & had placed 33 tanks upon earth.

The long-claimed location of this land is located in the barabar region where an old gate known as “Narsinghgate” or now Nenupur gate was situated. The story goes that Rahul killed some enemies and took their swords, which he washed in the river eastwards to create a track leading north towards Narayanganga River.

Climate

The climate in Nares Land is hot and humid throughout the year. The summer months are usually hot and sunny with temperatures reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius, while the winter months can be cold and windy. The main occupation of Naras are rice production, cotton farming and weaving. Some also work in government as clerks/police officer’s staff but most like to live a very simple life with family and friends close-by where there is little need for them to work too hard.

Culture

The culture of the Naras is simple with a strong sense of community. They are religious and believe in ancestor worship, but also have a very strong democratic spirit. Traditional festivals include Durga Puja and Diwali. Many of these are observed to still be taken seriously, although today some have been replaced by Western festivals like Eid.

Because all the people living in Nares land speak Hindi they can communicate with each other and also understand regional languages such as Bhojpuri, Marathi etc. Ganga Jamuna is a folk dance group based out of Narasagar area which was formed around 50 years ago but has now come under control of professional dancers who conduct their presentations commercially through television channels and large-scale events across India.

Politics

The people of Naras Land are traditionally very conservative and have been supportive of the BJP throughout India’s election history. Prime Minister Narendra Modi who hails from Benaras was a popular leader and many Naras citizens were happy with his policies. However, the people of Nares Land feel that after 25 years in power it is time for someone new to take over.

The current President (2014) Ram Chandra Singh Jamwal is also perceived as a progressive person by the community as he formerly contested against congress leaders I Anand Kumar and Ravindra Pandey during election campaigns at different times through out its history.

Government Services

There is a light government presence in Naras with limited infrastructure and support. There are a few Govt offices such as the revenue office, police station and block development office which provide basic services to the community but there is no hospital or college in Naras.

The current MLA from Nares Land constituency is Dr Ram Chandra Singh Jamwal who has been representing his constituents since 1998.

Tourism

Tourists visit Naras Land to witness the River Ganga and its traditional towns and villages. The area is also known for its folk dance group, Ganga Jamuna.

There are a few hotels in Naras with restaurants serving regional food such as Bhojpuri chicken curry, Sagwara rassa (lamb dish) etc.

Transport

There is no railway station in Naras Land and buses connecting different parts of the state pass through occasionally. The nearest airport which services domestic flights is at Gorakhpur.

Conclusion

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FAQs

1.What Is The History Of Nares Land?

Ans. Nares Land has been inhabited for centuries, and it is said to be the abode of Goddess Lakshmi. It is also known asagarbhapuri, which means “land of plenty”. The area was used for agriculture until the early 20th century, when silk saree production began here. Today, tourism is the main source of revenue in Nares Land.

2.How Warm Are Summers And Winters In Nares Land?

Ans. The temperature ranges from 18°C during summer to 7°C during winter .

3.What Kind Of Climate Is Found In Nares Land?

Temperatures range from 248°F to 1542°F (May). The highest temperature recorded was 2715 degrees Fahrenheit, and the average annual rainfall is 120 cm. It rained almost everyday for six months during 2012 .

4.If A Tourist Visits Nares Land, What Can He/She See There?

Ans. The renowned Madhya Pradesh State Museum is prominently located inside the premises of Nares Land. The museum has several rare cultural artifacts and an exhibition which showcases the rich heritage of our land. At Nares Land, a trail comprising three temples are found facing each other from different directions in awe-inspiring manner . In addition to these ancient temples, visitors can also witness old buildings such as forts, workshops pattooties (five kinds – traditional knitted clothes), temple monuments and making bamboo craft products like ‘aadu’ (liquor made using molasses).

5.Are There Subterranean Caves In Nares Land?

Ans. Quartzite finds of prehistoric times prove that the land has been a great source for fossils. Its metallic deposits – including quartz, feldspar, zircon and beryl – have made it an important part of ancient civilizations such as the Kuru Yavanas (Buddhist), Chalukyas (Jain) and Gupta periods.

Geologists also consider this to be one of India’s richest geological regions in terms or gold reserves : estimated white metal reserves are worth Rs 400 crore .