Panipat
Panipat district is one of the 22 districts of Haryana in North India. It comes under Karnal Division. Historically, the region of Panipat was one of the five cities founded by the Pandavas of the great epic Mahabharata and at that time, it was known as Panduprastha. On January 1, 1992, Panipat emerged as a separate district on the map of the state of Haryana. Grave Of Ibrahim Lodhi The district's administrative headquarters is situated in Panipat city, which is 161 km from the state capital. Panipat city is famous as the city of weavers. Panipat is also a historical and planned industrial city in Haryana, India under HUDA. Kala Amb Area of Panipat District The district covers an area of 1,268 km 2, making it the nineteenth largest district in the state of Haryana. The district is divided into 3 sub-districts, 12 towns and 186 villages. Panipat, Samlakha, Israna, Bapauli and Madlauda are the tehsils of the district. Kabuli Bagh Mosque Population in Panipat As of 2011 census, the