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Rānia, India

Rānia is a town of 25,123 people in Haryana, India.

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Population25,123 GeoNames
RegionHaryana
Elevation190 m 623 ft
Time zoneAsia/Kolkata
Nearest airportBhisiana Air Force Station (BUP) 83 km

About Rānia

Rania is a city and a municipal committee in Sirsa district located on the upper bank of Ghaggar River in the Indian state of Haryana. Rania Town is a grain market in Sirsa district. Nearby cities to Rania include Sirsa and Ellenabad. It shares its RTO office with Ellenabad which is also has its headquarters in Ellenabad.

From the Wikipedia article Rania, Sirsa (this version), under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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History

After Nader Shah achieved victory against India, he subsequently withdrew in 1747 CE. Rania was taken over by the Bhatti Ranghar Rajput freebooter Muhammad Hassan Khan took the possession of Rania, Fatehabad and Rania, and he remained in ongoing tussle with Jat Sikh ruler of Patiala and Jind States for the control of this tract. In 1768 CE Johiya chieftain Kamruddin took over Rania, Fatehabad and Sirsa. In 1774 CE, Jat Sikh ruler of Patiala State, Amar Singh, snatched the paraganas of Rania, Fatehabad and Rania from Bhatti Ranghar Rajput chieftain Muhammad Amir Khan who withdrew to his Bhatner fort (Hanumangarh). In 1774 CE, Mughal forces under Mirza Najaf Khan and Raja Jai Singh signed a treaty with Jat Sikhs and Bikaner state under which Tosham, Hisar, Hansi, Meham and Rohtak were restored to Mughals and Raja Jai Singh became Nazim of Hisar sirkar; Rania-Fathebad-Sirsa tract was restorrd to Bhatti chiefs under Bikaner state; and Jat Sikhs kept the rest of their territory annexed by them in North Haryana (Narwana, Jind and Kaithal).

During British Raj, "the village of Rania was home to Amiban, main mistress to William Fraser, a brother of James Baillie Fraser, and his two Anglo-Indian sons and daughter."

During the first war of independence in 1857, Raja Nahar Singh the Jat ruler of Ballabhgarh, Rao Tula Ram ruler of Rewari and Nawab Noor Samad Khan of Rania all played key role.

From the History section of Rania, Sirsa on Wikipedia, under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Getting there and nearby towns

Bhisiana Air Force Station (BUP) is the nearest airport with scheduled flights listed in OpenStreetMap, 83 km away.

  • Sirsa 19 km east, about 19 min by car
  • Ellenabad 19 km southwest, about 19 min by car
  • Kālānwāli 37 km north, about 37 min by car
  • Nohar 39 km south, about 39 min by car
  • Sardulgarh 43 km northeast, about 43 min by car
  • Sangariā 47 km northwest, about 47 min by car
  • Dabwāli 48 km north, about 48 min by car
  • Hanumāngarh 50 km west, about 50 min by car
  • Rāman 49 km north, about 49 min by car
  • Mandi Dabwāli 51 km north, about 51 min by car

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