Barmer
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Barmer (बाड़मेर) is the headquarters of the Barmer district in the state of Rajasthan, India. It is a city and a municipality. The name Barmer is derived from the ruler Bahada Rao Parmar (Panwar) or Bar Rao Parmar (Panwar) who is said to have founded the town in the 13th century, when it was named Bahadamer (“The Hill Fort of Bahada”).
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Tahsils in Barmer
Villages in Barmer tahsil
Abhaniyon Ka Sara, Adarsh Basti Bishala, Adarsh Basti Nand, Adarsh Chawa, Adarsh Undkha, Akal, Alaniyon Ki Dhani, Alika Tala, Andaniyon Ka Tala, Andeka Tala, Asara Ki Beri, Asuon Ki Dhani, Ati, Bakaniyon Ka Was, Bakhse Ka Tala, Balau, Balera, Bandra, Bankana, Bankasar, Barmer (M), Barmer (Rural), Barmer Adrash Agoor, Barmer Agor, Barmer Gadan, Barmer Magra, Beebara, Berdho Ki Dhani, Beriwala Gaon, Beriwala Tala, Bhadarwa, Bhadarwa Purohitan, Bhadres Gandhau, Bhadres Punasiya, Bhation Ka Der, Bhurtiya, Bidasar, Bola Barmer, Boliya Jageer, Bothiya Purohitan, Chak Dholka, Chaklani, Chandoniyon Ki Dhani, Chawa, Chhapari, Chokhoniyon Ki Dhani, Chooli, Dablisara, Danta, Daroora, Daukiyon Ki Dhani, Daulaniyonka Tala, Dewaniyon Ki Dhani, Dhandhu Pura, Dhanora, Dhiraniyon Ki Dhani, Dholaniyon Ki Dhani, Dhonari Nadi, Dhoondha, Doodaberi, Doongeron Ka Tala, Dudiyo Ki Dhani, East Matasar, Galaberi, Gangasara, Garal, Garal Sujan Singh, Gehoon, Ghane Ka Tala, Gorasiyon Ka Tala, Gule Ka Nadiya, Gurisar, Hajhaniyon Ki Dhani, Hanuman Sagar, Hapon Ki Dhani, Hariyali, Harsana, Harupechiyon Ki Dhani, Hathitala, Hathitala Station, Indra Colony, Ishwer Pura, Jaduon Ki Nadi, Jaitaniyon Ki Dhani, Jaitaniyon Ki Dhani, Jakhdon Ki Dhani, Jalipa, Jalipa Agor, Janiyawas, Jasai, Jasontaniyon Ki Dhani, Jatiya Kumaharon Ki Basti, Jharwa, Jogesar Kua, Joona Patrasar, Juneja Mehron Ki Basti, Kadwasron Ki Dhani, Kagau, Kamoipura, Kanora, Kapoordi, Kerawa, Kerli, Kharinga Kua, Khariya Tala, Kharthasar Nadi, Khudasa, Kudla, Kumharon Ka Tala, Kurja, Lakhetali, Lalaniyon Ki Dhani, Langera, Lani Kantha, Legon Ki Dhani, Lolti Hight Bara, Lookhon Ka Tala, Loonoo Khurd, Lopali Nadi, Lunu Agor, Lunu Kalan, Madpura Sani, Magnaniyon Ki Dhani, Magne Ki Dhani, Mahabar, Malwa, Mando Ka Tala, Maroodi, Matasar, Maylon Ka Der, Meethari Khurd, Meethra, Megwalon Ka Tala, Megwalon Ki Dhani, Mhabar Peethal, Mithisar, Moodhnon Ki Dhani, Moodhon Ka Tala, Moodhonki Dhani, Motiyoniyon Ka Tala, Naguesiyan Dhoondha, Nand, Nangana, Naraniyon Ki Dhani, Nathaniyon Ka Was, Naukh, Navji Ka Pana, Naya Bhurtiya, Nimbasar Nadi, Panchaniyon Ki Dhani, Para, Phoosaniyon Ka Tala, Pindiyon Ka Tala, Pokar Bhadu Ki Dhani, Pooniyon Ki Basti, Poulaniyon Ki Dhani, Pragniyon Ki Dhani, Prajawaton Ki Dhani, Pumdro Ki Basti, Purohition Ki Basti, Radwa, Raiko Ki Dhani, Raikon Ki Dhani, Ramderiya, Rampura Garal, Ramsar Ka Kua, Rani Gaon, Ranigaon Kalan, Rauji Ki Dhani, Rawatsar, Ridmlaniyon Ki Dhani, Rohili, Sadulaniyon Ka Tala, Samon Ki Dhani, Sanawara, Sangana Kua, Sanjata, Sansiyon Ka Tala, Sansiyon Ki Basti, Sar Ka Par, Sarli, Sarli Kalan, Sarnon Ka Tala, Sarnoo Bhimji, Sarnoo Chimanji, Sarnoo Panji, Satal Bhakhri, Sauonki Dhani, Segari, Sejuon Ki Dhani, Sesau, Shiv Bhakhri, Shivkar, Sidhaniyon Ki Dhani, Sindhiyon Ki Dhani, Siyagon Ki Dhani, Sokhru, Somaniyon Ki Dhani, Sonari, South Matasar, Sura Charnan, Sura Jageer, Sura Narpatan, Sutharon Ka Tala, Sutharon Ki Dhani, Sutharonka Kua, Tirsingra, Tirsingri, Undkha, Utarlai, Vishala, Vishala Agor,
Jat Gotras in Barmer district
Barmer is the western part of Marwar region and is important Jat belt. We do not have any combined report which can give details about the distribution of Jat gotras in Marwar region. Jat Samaj Magazine, December 2006 issue, which gives membership list. I find that maximum membership from any district in Rajasthan is from Jodhpur followed by Barmer. There are large number of people who use Chaudhary or no surname. Out of these people who put gotra as surnames were selected and tabulated. These are 201 people and 57 gotras in Barmer district. The figure after gotra is the count out of 201 from which we can roughly assess comparative population of that gotra.
Bairad 5, Balhara 1, Bana 1, Beniwal 23, Bhadu 3, Bhagaur 1, Bhakar 1, Bhambhu 4, Bhanwaria 1, Bhaumu 1, Bhukar 2, Bidiyasar 1, Deswal 1, Dhaka 1, Dhatarwal 5, Dhedu 1, Dookya 8, Dudi 2, Duger 1, Ghat 1, Godara 19, Gorasia 1, Gujar 1, Hooda 2, Isram 2, Jajra 1, Jakhar 10, Jandu 1, Jyani 3, Kakad 1, Karwasra 7, Khot 1, Kukana 1, Langoria 1, Legha 3, Lol 1, Lukha 2, Machra 2, Manwal 1, Moond 1, Moonth 1, Muralia 1, Nain 2, Nehra 1, Pawda 2, Potalia 1, Punia 6, Sahu 2, Sani 1, Saran 24, Sau 12, Senwar 1, Sihag 13, Siyol 1, Tandi 1, Tetarwal 1, Thori 6, Chaba 20,
The biggest gotra in Barmer district from above analysis is Saran (24) and Beniwal (23), followed by Godara (19), Sihag (13), Sau (12), Jakhar (10), Dookya (8), Karwasra (7), Thori (6), Punia (6), Dhatarwal (5), Bairad (5), Bhambhu (4) etc in decreasing order.
Notable persons from Barmer
- Joga Ram Saran - Journalist Barmer. Author of book 'Barmer Ke Jat Gaurav' Released on 12 July 2009.
Jat monuments
- Jat Charitable Trust Bhawan - Situated in Nehru nagar Barmer, Constructed with a cost of Rs. 70 Lakhs, Inaugurated on 12 July 2009 by Hema Ram Chaudhary, Revenue Minister of Rajasthan.
- Kisan Boarding House (Girls) - First Girls Hostel for Jat girls in Barmer was inaugurated on 2 August 2009.
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