21 Facts About Didwana

Didwana is the city, nearby of Nagaur city in Nagaur district of Rajasthan, India.

People of Didwana speak the Rajasthani language of Marwadi, a language in the Indo-Aryan family similar to Hindi.

Dr Sohan Choudhary: -The credit for bringing revolution of blood donation in Didwana goes to revolutionary blood hero Dr Sohan Choudhary.

Didwana found around 1300 artifacts including small tools, large cutting tools such as chaperos, polyhandros, sparoids.

Didwana's radio dating age is estimated at 7 lakh 97 thousand years.

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Yashobhadra constructed a huge Jain temple named Chaubisa Himalaya in Didwana which was in existence till 1184 AD, Somprabhacharya mentions this district in 1184 AD.

Didwana is mentioned in the Sakalatirtha Mala, composed by Siddhasen Suri in the twelfth century.

In 1708 AD, Didwana was ruled jointly by the state of Jodhpur and Jaipur.

Didwana has been a major trading center in the medieval Mughal Empire due to the famous salt lake here, from which salt has been prepared and sent all over India.

Didwana was a pargana of the princely state of Marwar before independence, which was later annexed into Nagaur district after independence.

Didwana is known for health care facilities, some accredited hospitals like Banger Hospital, Station road, Omax hospital, Godara Market deliver good healthcare services in Rajasthan.

Didwana is treating patients with agnikarma and ancient ayurveda medicine, in government Banger Hospital many patients of other state comes and getting treatment.

Didwana City is an additional district headquarters near the north-eastern border of Nagaur district of Rajasthan.

Didwana is connected to major cities by road and rail in terms of traffic.

Didwana has depot of the State Road Transport Corporation from which buses are operated for all major cities both state and inter-state.

Didwana has been an influential center of politics in Rajasthan and India.

Bachraj Raj Vyas, a resident of Didwana, a Poet, was born on 24 September 1916.

Didwana was the President of Rajasthan unit of Jana Sangh from 1969 to 1971, became MLA from Jodhpur city seat in 1972 and became leader of Jana Sangh in assembly.

In 1963, Didwana was the only municipality in Rajasthan with a majority of non-Congress members, Bhabha became its president.

Didwana was an MLA from Ratangarh seat in Churu district from 1985 to 1993.

Didwana won from Didwana for the second time in 2013 and became the Minister of Transport and Civil Affairs in the government.