darbhanga in A Sentence

Darbhanga has been included under UDAN-II Scheme.

The Darbhanga Medical College.

Darbhanga Medical College Hospital.

Research Centre, Darbhanga.

Darbhanga Raj Royal.

Maharaja of Darbhanga.

Deaths were reported in Kishanganj, while Darbhanga accounted for 19 deaths, Purnea(9), Gopalganj(9),

These documents either are directed to Maharaja of Darbhanga or originate from his table.

It lies 26 km northeast of Darbhanga town and was part of the erstwhile'Bettiah Raj'.

It was later donated to Government of India after independence and Darbhanga House was constructed.

28 December 1892 at the extensive grounds of Darbhanga Castle, now known as Darbhanga Colony.

The state government has offered a 200-acre land within the Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital campus.

Among big landlords, the Raja of Darbhanga did not support the British and helped the arrested people.

Bagh also has a statue of famous philanthropist Maharaja Lakshmeshwar Singh of Darbhanga(1858-1898), sculpted by Edward Onslow Ford.

In medieval period also Darbhanga retained its importance as a seat of culture and learning in India.

It operates as train number 12565 from Darbhanga Junction to New Delhi and as train number 12566 in the reverse direction.

Darbhanga has witnessed many historical events which transformed it and added many chapters to glorious history of this culturally diverse region.

The next day this train will open from Darbhanga at 4.30 pm and reach New Delhi at 5.55 am the next day.

Our footprints in Patna, New Delhi, Panchkula, Darbhanga and Noida reinstate our mission of providing affordable, accessible, quality healthcare to underserved areas.

Apart from these historical and religious sites there are many other sites too in Darbhanga which attract visitors with their historical and devotional importance.

History of Darbhanga almost dates back to period of Ramayana and Mahabharata and has also been depicted in these well known Indian mythological epics.

He donated all of his family heirlooms to the Chandradhari Mithila State Museum, Darbhanga to create a gallery on the name of his father.

The annual convention of Congress of 1892 was held on 28 December 1892 at the extensive grounds of Darbhanga Castle, now known as Darbhanga Colony.

In fact it is private graveyard of Darbhanga Raj Royal family and temples have been build upon the graveyard of the ancestors of the Royal family.

Deaths were reported in Kishanganj, while Darbhanga accounted for 19 deaths, Purnea(9), Gopalganj(9), Sheohar(4), Muzaffarpur(7), Samastipur(1) and Saharsa(4) registered four deaths each while Khagaria and Saran accounted for 7 deaths each.

The embankment that is responsible for causing flooding and displacing hundreds of villages and destroying a vast tract of agricultural land from Sitamarhi, Darbhanga to Muzaffarpur district is a part of the Bagmati project.

Even at the Foundation Stone Laying Ceremony on February 4, 1916, the Maharaja of Darbhanga made the speech on behalf of the Society for BHU, as its President, and the Viceroy replied to it.

She gave her maiden performance at the royal courts of Darbhanga Raj in 1887 and was appointed as a court musician after receiving extensive dance and music training from a professional dancer at Banaras.

In a debate broadcast by ABP News from Darbhanga in Bihar, the question of Smriti Irani's degree once again come to the fore, when one person from the audience raised a question over her questionable educational qualifications.

The Maharaja of Darbhanga Sir Rameshwara Singh died in 1929, Sir Sundar Lal(the secretary of the Society formed to set up the BHU) died in 1917, and most others also passed away by the time this book was commissioned.

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darbhanga in A Sentence

Darbhanga has been included under UDAN-II Scheme.

The Darbhanga Medical College.

Darbhanga Medical College Hospital.

Research Centre, Darbhanga.

Darbhanga Raj Royal.

Maharaja of Darbhanga.

Deaths were reported in Kishanganj, while Darbhanga accounted for 19 deaths, Purnea(9), Gopalganj(9),

These documents either are directed to Maharaja of Darbhanga or originate from his table.

It lies 26 km northeast of Darbhanga town and was part of the erstwhile'Bettiah Raj'.

It was later donated to Government of India after independence and Darbhanga House was constructed.

28 December 1892 at the extensive grounds of Darbhanga Castle, now known as Darbhanga Colony.

The state government has offered a 200-acre land within the Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital campus.

Among big landlords, the Raja of Darbhanga did not support the British and helped the arrested people.

Bagh also has a statue of famous philanthropist Maharaja Lakshmeshwar Singh of Darbhanga(1858-1898), sculpted by Edward Onslow Ford.

In medieval period also Darbhanga retained its importance as a seat of culture and learning in India.

It operates as train number 12565 from Darbhanga Junction to New Delhi and as train number 12566 in the reverse direction.

Darbhanga has witnessed many historical events which transformed it and added many chapters to glorious history of this culturally diverse region.

The next day this train will open from Darbhanga at 4.30 pm and reach New Delhi at 5.55 am the next day.

Our footprints in Patna, New Delhi, Panchkula, Darbhanga and Noida reinstate our mission of providing affordable, accessible, quality healthcare to underserved areas.

Apart from these historical and religious sites there are many other sites too in Darbhanga which attract visitors with their historical and devotional importance.

History of Darbhanga almost dates back to period of Ramayana and Mahabharata and has also been depicted in these well known Indian mythological epics.

He donated all of his family heirlooms to the Chandradhari Mithila State Museum, Darbhanga to create a gallery on the name of his father.

The annual convention of Congress of 1892 was held on 28 December 1892 at the extensive grounds of Darbhanga Castle, now known as Darbhanga Colony.

In fact it is private graveyard of Darbhanga Raj Royal family and temples have been build upon the graveyard of the ancestors of the Royal family.

Deaths were reported in Kishanganj, while Darbhanga accounted for 19 deaths, Purnea(9), Gopalganj(9), Sheohar(4), Muzaffarpur(7), Samastipur(1) and Saharsa(4) registered four deaths each while Khagaria and Saran accounted for 7 deaths each.

The embankment that is responsible for causing flooding and displacing hundreds of villages and destroying a vast tract of agricultural land from Sitamarhi, Darbhanga to Muzaffarpur district is a part of the Bagmati project.

Even at the Foundation Stone Laying Ceremony on February 4, 1916, the Maharaja of Darbhanga made the speech on behalf of the Society for BHU, as its President, and the Viceroy replied to it.

She gave her maiden performance at the royal courts of Darbhanga Raj in 1887 and was appointed as a court musician after receiving extensive dance and music training from a professional dancer at Banaras.

In a debate broadcast by ABP News from Darbhanga in Bihar, the question of Smriti Irani's degree once again come to the fore, when one person from the audience raised a question over her questionable educational qualifications.

The Maharaja of Darbhanga Sir Rameshwara Singh died in 1929, Sir Sundar Lal(the secretary of the Society formed to set up the BHU) died in 1917, and most others also passed away by the time this book was commissioned.

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