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The northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh includes the Bareilly district. Its six administrative divisions, or tehsils, are Aonla, Baheri, Bareilly city, Faridpur, Mirganj, and Nawabganj. Bareilly city serves as its headquarters. The Bareilly district, which is a part of the Bareilly Division, has 4,448,359 people living in it (up from 3,618,589 in the previous census), covering an area of 4120 square kilometer. Mukrand Rai laid the foundation for the present-day city of Bareilly in 1657.

History

In the past, the area served as the capital of the Panchala kingdom. The region between the high Himalayas and the Ganges River, east of the Kurus, was inhabited by the Panchalas. Dakshina-Panchala and Uttara-Panchala were created from the division of the nation. While the seat of the southern Panchala was Kampilya or Kampil in the Farrukhabad district, the capital of the northern Panchala was Ahichatra (also known as Adhichhatra and Chhatravati, near present-day Aonla) tehsil in Bareilly district. The kingdom of Panchala contained the well-known city of Kannauj, also known as Kanyakubja. The epic Mahābhārata states that Draupadi, also known as “Panchali,” was born in the Bareilly area (Panchala, in modern-day Uttar Pradesh and surrounding territories).

Geography

Bareilly is in northern India and is situated at 28°10′N, 78°23′E. Its boundaries are Badaun in the south, Udham Singh Nagar (Uttarakhand) in the north, Pilibhit and Shahjahanpur in the east, and Rampur in the west. It is a flat area with several streams providing water, and its overall slope is southerly. The communities have a tidy, wealthy appearance, the land is rich and well-cultivated, and there are many groves of fine trees.

Climate

Throughout the year, the average temperature is 25 °C. The hottest month of the year is June, with an average temperature of 32.8 °C, while January is the lowest, with an average temperature of 15 °C. The average annual precipitation in Bareilly is 1038.9 mm. Average monthly precipitation is 307.3 mm in July and 5.1 mm in November. July is the month with the highest average monthly precipitation.

Demography

Bareilly district’s population, as of the 2011 census, is 4,448,359, or about the same as that of the US state of Louisiana or the country of Croatia. As a result, it is ranked 39th in India. The district has 1,084 people per square kilometer (2,810/sq mi) of population. Between 2001 and 2011, its population increased at a pace of 23.4%. Bareilly has a 60.52% literacy rate with a sex ratio of 883 females for every 1000 males. The population resides in cities in 35.26% of cases.

Administration

The district magistrate and collector (DM) of Bareilly, an IAS official, is in charge of the district administration. The DM is in charge of the city’s elections as well as property records and revenue collection for the federal government. Upholding law and order in the city is another duty of the DM. A chief development officer, two more district magistrates, one city magistrate, and four more city magistrates support the DM.

Economy

India’s economy has grown quickly in Bareilly since economic liberalization. Despite the area’s rural economy still being centered on agriculture and handicrafts, bamboo, and cane furniture, commerce has expanded along with mall culture. The national capital, New Delhi, and the capital of Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow, are both equally far from the city. Bareilly is therefore a key location connecting two important Indian cities. Early in the nineteenth century, Bareilly was a thriving cotton center. In 1802, the city had around 20,000 looms, producing goods valued at Rs 30,00,000 annually.