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[[V. S. Agrawala]]<ref>[[V. S. Agrawala]]: [[India as Known to Panini]], 1953, p.65</ref> writes that [[Panini]] mentions village name in category ending '''Tīra''' (IV.2.106) - The [[Kasika|Kāśikā]] mentions [[Palvalatira]] ([[Palvalatīra]]). | |||
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Revision as of 09:22, 19 February 2017
- For Gotra see Palwal Gotra
Palwal (पलवल) is the name of a town, and now a fulfledged district in southern Haryana. Earlier, it was a tahsil town, under Faridabad district.
Tahsils in Palwal district
Villages in Palwal district
Adupur, Aghwanpur, Aharwan, Akbarpur Dakora, Alapur, Alawalpur, Allika, Amarpur, Amroli, Amru, Asawta, Asoati, Atohan, Attar Chata, Attba, Badha, Badraon, Baghola, Bagpur Kalan, Bagpur Khurd, Bahrola, Balai, Bamnika, Barauli, Bata, Behrampur, Bela, Bholra, Bhud, Bhurja, Bilochpur, Chandhat, Chandpur, Chhaju Nagar, Chhaprola, Chirawta, Chirwari, Dadota, Dehlaka, Devli, Dhamaka, Dhatir, Dholagarh, Dostpur, Dudola, Dundsa, Dungarpur, Durgapur, Farezarabad Misa, Fazalpur, Ferozepur, Gadhpuri, Gailpur, Ghagot, Ghori Palwal, Gopi Khera, Gugera, Gurwari, Hansapur, Harphali, Hidayatpur, Hosangabad, Jaindapur, Jalalpur Khalsa, Jalhaka, Janauli, Jataulaa, Jhuppa, Jodhpur, Jor Khera, Kairaka, Kakrali, Kakripur, Kalwaka, Karna, Kashipur, Katesra, Khajurka, Khera Sarai, Kherla Frizerpur, Khusropur, Kishorpur, Kithwari, Korara Shahpur, Kulina, Kushak, Ladiaka, Ladpur, Lalgarh, Lalpur Qadim, Lalwa, Lohagarh, Lulwari, Maheshpur, Malikgani, Mandkol, Masudpur, Medapur, Meghpur, Miranpur, Mustafabad, Nagalia, Nangal Brahman, Nangla Bhiku, Nangli Pachanki, Pahladpur Palwal, Palwal (M Cl), Paroli, Patli Kalan, Patli Khurd, Pelak, Phulwari, Pirthla, Rahimpur, Rai Daska, Raipur, Rajolaka, Rajpura, Rajupur Bangar, Rajupur Khadar, Rakhota, Rampur Khor, Rasulpur, Ratipur, Rehrana, Ronija, Rundhi, Sadarpur, Saidpur, Sailothi, Sehrala, Shaikhpur, Sihol, Sikandarpur Pogh teer, Softa, Solra, Sujwari, Sultanpur, Taraka, Tatarpur, Teharki, Thanthri, Tikri Brahman, Tikri Gujar, Zaibabad Kherli,
History
V. S. Agrawala[1] writes that Panini mentions village name in category ending Tīra (IV.2.106) - The Kāśikā mentions Palvalatira (Palvalatīra).
External Links
References
- ↑ V. S. Agrawala: India as Known to Panini, 1953, p.65
Photo Gallery
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मीनार गेट पलवल
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पंचायत भवन पलवल
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पंचवटी मंदिर पलवल
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पलवल रेलवे स्टेशन
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