Khatauli

Khatauli
Khatauli (खतौली)
city
Khatauli

Location in Uttar Pradesh, India

Coordinates: 29°16′34″N 77°43′52″E / 29.276°N 77.731°ECoordinates: 29°16′34″N 77°43′52″E / 29.276°N 77.731°E
Country  India
State Uttar Pradesh
District Muzaffarnagar
Government
 • MLA Ch. Kartar Singh Bhadana
Elevation 265 m (869 ft)
Population (2001)
 • Total 58,497
Languages
 • Official Hindi
Time zone IST (UTC+5:30)
PIN 251201
Telephone code 91 1396
Vehicle registration UP12

Khatauli (Hindi: खतौली) is a town in Muzaffarnagar district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is located on NH 58 between Muzaffarnagar (24 km) and Meerut (36 km).

Khatauli lies on the National Highway 58 which is an important route for trade and commerce and also a main route for the many Hindu pilgrim places like Haridwar, Rishikesh, Kedarnath, Badrinath and many hill stations like Dehradun, Mussoorie, and Chopta. The town is situated 100 km away from the national capital New Delhi. Khatauli was declared as a Tehsil in 2007. The town lies on Delhi - Saharanpur (via Meerut) railway route.

Khatauli Block

List Of Villages in Khatauli:

  • Abdulla Nagar Urf Sonta
  • Adampur Mochri
  • Amberpur
  • Anti
  • Antwara
  • Barsu
  • Begrajpur
  • Bhaingi
  • Bhangela
  • Bhainsi
  • Bhalwa
  • Bhataura
  • Bhoopkheri
  • Buwara Kalan
  • Buwara khurd
  • Bahadurpur urf Manfora
  • Chand Samand
  • Chindora
  • Chindori
  • Chandsina
  • Chhacharpur
  • Dahaur
  • Dudhaheri
  • Fahimpur Kalan
  • Fahimpur Khurd
  • sushilapuri ( madan mohan)
  • Gadanpura
  • Galibpur
  • Gangdhari
  • Hausainpur Bopara
  • Inchauli
  • Jandheri Jatan
  • Jasaula
  • Johra
  • Kadhli
  • Kailawada Kalan
  • Khaanpur
  • Khanjahanpur
  • Khanupur
  • Khatauli Rural
  • Khera Chaogawan
  • Kheri Khuresh
  • Kheri Rajputan
  • Kheri Tagan
  • Khokhni
  • Ladpur
  • Lohadda
  • Matheri
  • Majahidpur
  • Mansoorpur
  • Madhkarimpur
  • Moghpur
  • Mohiuddinpur
  • Munawwarpur Kalan
  • Nagla Rudra
  • Nauna
  • Nawla
  • Pal
  • Paldi
  • Pamnawali
  • Phulat
  • Puttha
  • Raipur Nangli
  • Rasulpur Kailora
  • Rampur
  • Rukanpur
  • Sadpur
  • Samauli
  • Sarai Rasoolpur
  • Sardhan
  • Sasayanch
  • Sathedi
  • Shahbadpur Tigai
  • Shahpur
  • Shekhpura
  • Sikanderpur Kalan
  • Tazpur
  • Titaura
  • Tulsipur.
  • Umarpur Lisaura
  • Usufpur Pipalhera
  • Yahiyapur

Attractions

Khatauli has a sugar mill which is the biggest sugar mill in the Asia on the scale of production and storage capacity. Khatauli is a big rural town and some tourist attractions. Since it is located on the banks of the upper Ganges canal, this is the main attraction here. there are nine Jain Temples in the town.

Sugar Mill Khatauli

Khatauli has a sugar mill which is the biggest sugar mill in Asia on the scale of production and storage capacity; this sugar mill belongs to Triveni group. Triveni engg & industries ltd situated in Bhur area of khatauli block. Khatauli sugar mill fulfills the sugar demand of the states like Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat and West Bengal etc.

Cheetal

There are two motels located on the Gange Canal, that are more famous than Khatauli. First one is "Cheetal", with Deer Park adjacent to Ganga Canal run by the UP Forest Department. The second motel which is a bit away from the canal is "Cheetal Grand", owned by local businessmen Rana brothers, established in 1992.[1][2] In February 2011, Rocky Singh & Mayur Sharma, of the show Highway on my plate on NDTV Good Times named Cheetal Grand as one of the top 7 roadside joints in India.[3] The management of Cheetal Grand have started constructing a second unit of motel situated at the bypass of Khatauli. The above two places attract lot of travelers from NH 58. There are only 2 hotel facilities to stay in Khatauli itself.

Rath Yatra

On the occasion of Holi, a rath yatra is organised every year in memory of Krishna devotee Pandit Jayanti Prasad Sharma, founder of Sri Krishna Samkirtana Bhawan (Geeta Bhawan). A rath yatra is organised every year occasion of Jain Tirthankara Lord Mahavira birthday. Time to Time Organised "Ram Katha" in Jain College Field.

Mela Chhadiyan

Every year a famous carnival is organised by local authorities which is popularly known as 'Mela Chhadiyan' or 'Chhadiyon ka Mela'. The carnival is also known as Mela Shravni. This carnival usually begins in the last week of August (on Raksha Bandhan). The carnival is organised is honour of Goga Jaharveer who, as per the [folktales], is the king of snakes and is also known as Jahar Diwan. The carnival is famous for its joy rides, shopping stalls and food stalls.

Prahlad Singh Memorial Group of Institutions

Prahlad Singh Memorial Group of Institutions is a not for profit group of several academic and research institutions located mainly in Khatauli town of Muzaffarnagar district of Uttar Pardesh, India. Prahlad Singh Memorial Trust is the patron trust of this group. This group aims to provide education and research in diverse area like fine arts; science; technology; management, paramedics and medicine. Dr Vikas Kumar Pundeer is chairman of this group. At Present this group is having four colleges: (1). PRAHLAD SINGH MEMORIAL DEGREE COLLEGE, Khatauli- FALAWDA ROAD, PAMNAWALI-CHITORA, KHATAULI, MUZAFFARNAGAR, U.P, 251201. (2). PRAHALAD SINGH MEMORIAL PVT ITI, Khatauli- FALAWDA ROAD, PAMNAWALI-CHITORA, KHATAULI, MUZAFFARNAGAR, U.P, 251201. (3). PRAHLAD SINGH MEMORIAL COLLEGE OF LAW, Khatauli- FALAWDA ROAD, PAMNAWALI-CHITORA, KHATAULI, MUZAFFARNAGAR, U.P, 251201. (4). PRAHLAD SINGH MEMORIAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, Khatauli- FALAWDA ROAD, PAMNAWALI-CHITORA, KHATAULI, MUZAFFARNAGAR, U.P, 251201.

References

  1. ↑ "Interview Rana" (10). SME Buzz, Economic Times. 2010.
  2. ↑ "Elegy to Cheetal Grand: Hopefully Not". The Pioneer. February 27, 2011.
  3. ↑ "Kings of the roadWarning: you won’t be able to go through these top 7 dhaba reccos without salivating at the mouth.". Hindustan Times. February 25, 2011.