The state of Haryana, located in the northern part of India, is composed of 21 districts. Jind District is one of the 21 districts of Haryana. The administrative headquarters of the district is located in the town of Jind. It is a component of the Hisar Division. Located in Haryanas center, it is one of the initial Sikh Empires is this district of Jind. The Jat belts fourth district is this district of Jind. 

Jind District is one amongst the 21 districts of Haryana and contains a town named Jind, which is quite a dirt free city. One of the popular crowd pulling destinations in the district is the Rani Talab. For Ammavas bath and other devotional interests, Pandu-Pidara and Ramrai are the ideal places here. An Arjun stadium, milk factory, cattle-feed factory, a restaurant named Bulbul and a large grain bazaar are located in the Jind Town. There are a PWD rest house, canal rest house and market committee rest house for conveniences of people to stay in the town. Fundamental facilities such as educational institutes, both schools and colleges, hospitals and others are available in this town. Many Shiva Temples are situated in this town, for which it is famous. It is believed that the town of Jind came into existence during the Mahabharat time phase.

Jind History

The Phulkian Misls originator was Phul. Raja Gajpat Singh was the great grandson of Phul. In 1763, a mass portion of territory including the region covered by the existing day Jind District was captured by Raja Gajpat Singh by defeating Zain Khan, who was the Afghan governor. In 1776, the Jind City was selected as the states capital city. In 1775, a fort was constructed by him here. Afterwards Raja Sangat Singh, decided to make Sangrur the capital of Jind State. Amalgamation of the Indian Union and Jind State took place after the time of Indian independence. On 15th July, 1948, the region that the existing day district of Jind covers became a somponent of the district of Sangrur of Patiala and East Punjab States Union. On 1st November, the district of Sangrur was split up, when the state of Haryana was constructed. Jind and Narwana Tehsils of Sangrur District were combined and thus the district of Jind came into being. Seven districts were formed at the creation of the new state of Haryana and this became one of such seven districts. In 1967, the division of Jind Tehsil into Jind and Safidon took place.

Jind Tourism

Tourist places in Jind
Jind
Pindara 
Ramrai
Dhamtan Sahib
Hansdehar
Hazrat Gaibi Sahib
Safidon
Uchana 
Asvini Kumara Tirtha
Varaha
Ekahamsa
Munjavata
Yakshini Tirtha
Pushkara
Kayasodhana
Sri tirtha
Sankhini
Arantuka
Dasasvamedha tirtha
Aruna tirtha
Panchanada
Koti tirtha