Chamba district is full of interest to Archaeologists, Sociologists, Anthropologists and Scholars. Agriculture, Horticulture and Animal Husbandry plays an important role in the economic condition of the majority of population in the district. Chamba is famous for the magnificence of its scenery, sparkling streams, lakes, meadows and lush green forest of deodar. The district is… Read More »
State Government has been very proactive to mitigate the climate-induced hazards and undertaking various studies to understand the threat arising out of climate change. Ever since the Government took a decision to focus on research and mitigating strategies to combat the impact of climate change with the establishment of the State Centre for Climate Change… Read More »
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The district is endowed with economic resources viz agricultural land growing of cereals, pulses, off season vegetables etc. enriched forest products, various types of roofing slate, salt and ore mines and perennial rivers and streams for generating powers. The Irrigation projects have also been set up for ample supply of water to the fields. The… Read More »
People: The district has a overwhelming Hindu population. However, a small fraction of Muslims, Sikhs, Jains and Christians also live in the district. Of the majority of Hindus, Rajputs and Brahmins population is predominant. Caste/community-wise dispersion of the population in the entire district is almost even. There are no exclusive pockets of this or that… Read More »
Agriculture: Agriculture is the main occupation of the people of Himachal Pradesh. It has an important place in the economy of the state. It provides direct employment of 65 per cent of the total workers of the state. It is also a premier source of state income (GSDP). About 17 per cent of GSDP comes… Read More »
Sujanpur bears its name from “Sajjanpur” which means the town of honest and gentle people. The word “Tira” was prefixed later when Maharaja Sansar Chand Katoch moved his capital from Kangra to this place and built a fort at the top of the hill called “Tira”. Tira Sujanpur was a refuge for Sansar Chand, a… Read More »