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Lesliganj
Lesliganj block is one of the administrative blocks of Palamu district, Jharkhand state, India.
Lesliganj is an historic place; it was an army camp during British rule in India and hence also called Chawni (means "place where force makes camp"). The place has been named after Matthew Leslie who was the Collector and Magistrate of Ramgarh Hill tract in the 1780s. This is the place where the martyr brothers Nilamber and Pitamber were hanged by the British.[citation needed] Therefore, there is a demand from some sections of people to rename it as Nilamber and Pitamber Nagar.
Lesliganj is a town in Palamu District in the Indian state of Jharkhand. It is located about 18 km from Daltonganj, the district headquarters and around 210 km from State capital Ranchi. It is a major town and is close to the townships of Satbarwa (16 km south), Kundri (6 km east) and Patan (19 km north).
Although Lesliganj is a very old town and has its own historic importance, it still remains underdeveloped and largely poor due to many unstable governments in the recent history of the state.[citation needed] Like other areas in Jharkhand, Lesliganj still remains undeveloped, partly due to neglect of the government and partly due to the naxal presence in the interior areas.[citation needed]
Few villages are yet to receive electricity connections and those villages which have it, hardly get the supply continuously.[citation needed]
Lesliganj caters to the day-to-day needs of the locals through the temporary bazaar which sits thrice a week i.e. on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.
Other places where the bazaars are held are Kundri, Oriya, Bhakasi, Dhangaon and Getha normally bi-weekly or thrice in a week.[citation needed]
Daltonganj railway station is situated in Medininagar is on the Barkakana–Son Nagar line is the nearest railhead, about 17 Km away from Lesliganj.
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Lesliganj
Lesliganj block is one of the administrative blocks of Palamu district, Jharkhand state, India.
Lesliganj is an historic place; it was an army camp during British rule in India and hence also called Chawni (means "place where force makes camp"). The place has been named after Matthew Leslie who was the Collector and Magistrate of Ramgarh Hill tract in the 1780s. This is the place where the martyr brothers Nilamber and Pitamber were hanged by the British.[citation needed] Therefore, there is a demand from some sections of people to rename it as Nilamber and Pitamber Nagar.
Lesliganj is a town in Palamu District in the Indian state of Jharkhand. It is located about 18 km from Daltonganj, the district headquarters and around 210 km from State capital Ranchi. It is a major town and is close to the townships of Satbarwa (16 km south), Kundri (6 km east) and Patan (19 km north).
Although Lesliganj is a very old town and has its own historic importance, it still remains underdeveloped and largely poor due to many unstable governments in the recent history of the state.[citation needed] Like other areas in Jharkhand, Lesliganj still remains undeveloped, partly due to neglect of the government and partly due to the naxal presence in the interior areas.[citation needed]
Few villages are yet to receive electricity connections and those villages which have it, hardly get the supply continuously.[citation needed]
Lesliganj caters to the day-to-day needs of the locals through the temporary bazaar which sits thrice a week i.e. on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays.
Other places where the bazaars are held are Kundri, Oriya, Bhakasi, Dhangaon and Getha normally bi-weekly or thrice in a week.[citation needed]
Daltonganj railway station is situated in Medininagar is on the Barkakana–Son Nagar line is the nearest railhead, about 17 Km away from Lesliganj.