Sirsa

Haryana, India, 125055

Why is Sirsa known

Sirsa is located 259 kms
from Delhi on the Delhi–Sirsa National Highway No
It is said to be one of the oldest places of North India and its ancient name was Sairishaka, which finds mention in Mahabharata, Panini’s Ashatadhayayi and Divyavadan
In Mahabharata, Sairishaka is described as being taken by Nakula in his conquest of the western quarter
It must have been a flourishing city in the 5th century B

The nearest airport is Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI), which is about 258 km from the town
Sirsa falls in the northern western railway zone
Some of the important trains that start and pass through this junction including Haryana Express, Jaipur-Amritsar Express, Kisan Express, Rewari-Fazilka passenger and Bathinda Rewari passenger trains
The bus stand is located along National Highway No
10
Haryana Roadways buses connect all important neighbouring towns and cities
The derivation of name Sirsa, is also attributed to the abundance of siris trees[Albizia lebbock (Benth)] in the neighborhood of Sirsa which is most important for making papers
In 1968, Sirsa tahsil was bifurcated into Sirsa and Dabwali tahsils
In 1974, three villages of Dabwali tahsil were transferred to Sirsa tahsil
On September 1, 1975

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City is well connected with roads and trains
The city is connected to National Highway No
Road condition is normal there almost
Night time is not quite safe here as this place is almost like a village area but cases of heinous activity in night time is going down as we look to the present from the past
Street lights deduce the chances of night time crimes sometimes
Police patrolling is there for reducing crime rates
Traffic Park in District Sirsa has been established with an objective to make people know how to save millions of lives through safe and responsible driving
Hygiene, one of the most important issue of a city is well maintained here and this also attracts foreign tourists too
Pollution is almost an alarming problem here
Price appreciation is not quite good there because of overpriced commodities and food too due to becoming an tourist spot
There are various administrative offices out there
The highway connects this city with the national capital of India

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City is well connected with roads and trains
The city is connected to National Highway No
Road condition is normal there almost but needs repairing in temporal manner so that it persists to become good
Night time is not quite safe here as this place is almost like a village area but cases of heinous activity in night time is going down as we look to the present from the past
Street lights deduce the chances of night time crimes sometimes but lack of proper maintenance, it fails sometimes to fetch its goals
Police patrolling happens here but is mostly incapable of stopping any crime
Traffic Park in District Sirsa has been established with an objective to make people know how to save millions of lives through safe and responsible driving
Hygiene, one of the most important issue of a city is well maintained here and this also attracts foreign tourists too but some netigens sometimes create mess which is intolerable
Pollution is not an alarming problem here but it hampers sometimes by causing acid rain
Price appreciation is not quite good there because of overpriced commodities and food too due to becoming an tourist spot
There are various administrative offices out there but the services are biased and quite unsatisfactory
The highway connects this city with the national capital of India but In rural areas the connectivity is bad

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