History:

Sangrur District is located in Punjab, northern India. Sangrur Province was founded in 1948. This area previously belonged to Nabha Princely StateThe settlement of Sangruul can be traced back to before Harapan. A recent excavation in Rohira, Sangrur, identified a 10-meter-high mound with a settlement dating back to 2300 BC. Discovered in BC. Excavations in the village of Murdokera uncovered pottery from the Harapan era. Ruins of Kushan pottery have also been discovered.

Famous for?

Famous for its popular attractions in the city.  For example, Shish Mahal, Banaza Garden, Gludwara Janam Asan, Gourdwarana Nana Whale Sahib, Grudwara Akoisahib, etc. are part of all Sangulu sightseeing routes.

Area:

Total area is 3625km2.

Sub-Divisions:

It is divided into 7 subdistricts.

Villages:

There are a total of 124 villages in the district.

Town:

There are a total of 13 cities in this area.