Bamora
Mandi Bamora is a census town in Bina-etawa district in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India. This place has a railway station Mandi Bamora (Station code- MABA). Mandi Bamora located as half- half way in two different district Bina-etawa and Vidisha. Tehsil is Bina. Mandi Bamora is very famous as a name "Great country" because two different districts boundaries separated two places Bamora and Sihora.
In Mandi Bamora there is a larger Krishi Upaj Mandi for the trading of agriculture products: wheat, gram, soybean, etc. There is a very ancient temple of Lord Shiva in Madbamora near the railway station from the age of Dvapara Yuga. In Mandi Bamora there are some other old & new temples which are famous as Shiv Mandir (Narmadeshwar Shiv Mandir) near of Gangola Petrol Pump Kurwai road & Panchmukhi Hanuman Mandir in Sanjay colony at Sakrod road near railway crossing phatak of pathari road. In Mandi Bamora, there is very famous JAIN mandir (Chandraprabhu digamber Jain mandir) in second lane and very big Aadinath god idol situated inside this temple. There are some Mosques are available in Sihora as well. All Hindu, Muslim and Jain population live with the unity.Tolu singh There are several small & big villages attached with Mandi Bamora and various people come here for buying various daily use products and selling of their grains.
Mandi Bamora is located at 24.08°N, 78.08°W. It has an average elevation of 398 metres (1305 feet). It is about 68 km of Vidisha. Mandi Bamora is located on a plain region and hence, its land is good for wheat and rice cultivation. About 70% of the total land area comes under cultivation.
Mandi Bamora is located in the central part of India, and is just north of the upper limit of the Vindhya mountain ranges. Located near on the Malwa plateau, it is higher than the north Indian plains and the land rises towards the Vindhya Range to the south. The city has uneven elevation and has small hills within its boundaries. The major hills in Mandi Bamora are Pathari hills and Udaypur hills in the northern region. According to current master plan, the municipality covers 5 square kilometres. It has two small lakes, collectively known as the Betwa near Kurwai & Gangola. Locally these are known as the Badi Nadi and Chota Gangola pull respectively. The Betwa Pull drains into the Betwa River. In capital of M.P. (Bhopal) The Van Vihar National Park is a national park situated besides the Upper Lake in Bhopal.
In Mandi Bamora there is a larger Krishi Upaj Mandi for the trading of agriculture products: wheat, gram, soybean, etc. There is a very ancient temple of Lord Shiva in Madbamora near the railway station from the age of Dvapara Yuga. In Mandi Bamora there are some other old & new temples which are famous as Shiv Mandir (Narmadeshwar Shiv Mandir) near of Gangola Petrol Pump Kurwai road & Panchmukhi Hanuman Mandir in Sanjay colony at Sakrod road near railway crossing phatak of pathari road. In Mandi Bamora, there is very famous JAIN mandir (Chandraprabhu digamber Jain mandir) in second lane and very big Aadinath god idol situated inside this temple. There are some Mosques are available in Sihora as well. All Hindu, Muslim and Jain population live with the unity.Tolu singh There are several small & big villages attached with Mandi Bamora and various people come here for buying various daily use products and selling of their grains.
Mandi Bamora is located at 24.08°N, 78.08°W. It has an average elevation of 398 metres (1305 feet). It is about 68 km of Vidisha. Mandi Bamora is located on a plain region and hence, its land is good for wheat and rice cultivation. About 70% of the total land area comes under cultivation.
Mandi Bamora is located in the central part of India, and is just north of the upper limit of the Vindhya mountain ranges. Located near on the Malwa plateau, it is higher than the north Indian plains and the land rises towards the Vindhya Range to the south. The city has uneven elevation and has small hills within its boundaries. The major hills in Mandi Bamora are Pathari hills and Udaypur hills in the northern region. According to current master plan, the municipality covers 5 square kilometres. It has two small lakes, collectively known as the Betwa near Kurwai & Gangola. Locally these are known as the Badi Nadi and Chota Gangola pull respectively. The Betwa Pull drains into the Betwa River. In capital of M.P. (Bhopal) The Van Vihar National Park is a national park situated besides the Upper Lake in Bhopal.
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