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Jama Masjid Amroha This magnificent mosque in Mohalla Mullana is a very special mosque. Though it does not bear any inscriptions, its architectural features, like its suppressed domes, suggests it belongs to the Tughlaq period. Legend has it that this mosque was built during the reign of Sultan Muhammad bin Tughlaq of Delhi (1325 A.D. - 1351 A.D.)
J.S.H (PG) College Amroha In 1960 J.S.H (PG) College was established with the inspiration of late Sahu Jagdish saran Ji and his team members such as late Ram Kumar Vaidya, late R.S. Sarda, late Babu Sita Ram, late Abhinandan Kumar Jain etc. with seven subjects and 70 students P.G. classes started in 1965 in English, Economics and Political Science and the college got P.G. Status.
Ashraful Masajid Amroha Ashraful Masajid in Mohalla Shafaat Pota, belongs to Shia Muslims. It was constructed by Shaikh Ashraf Ali Azimabadi in 1817 A.D. which is a beautiful and well planned mosque. It has seven cusped arches, the central one bigger than the others. It is having three decorated domes, two high minarets. It was ones repaired in 1867 A.D and has gone under massive renovation in recent past.
Waqar Ul Mulk A beautiful gate "Waqar ul Mulk Gate" stands tall in sweet memory of Waqarul Mulk near Amroha railway station. Maulvi Mushtaq Hussain aka Waqarul Mulk - administrator, a good manager to liaison with and a man with multi-facial personality. He was born in Amroha, through his administrative skills he found a job of Tehseeldar with Nizam of Hyderabad, who later promoted him as one of his able
CELEBRATION OF URS OF Hzt. SHAHWILAYAT - 2010 The celebration will be held on 21 Rajab, 1431 (AH) 4th July, 2010 on urs of Huzoor Syed Sharfuddin Shah Wilayat (R.A) On this occation Qawwalis will be held at the Dargah of Hazrath Syed Shurfuddin Shah Wilayat on 4th July.

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We heartily welcome you in one of the most ancient cities of India. Amroha is having a historical background of more than 2400 years.

Local theories of the origin of its name differ. One derives 'Amroha' from the Sanskrit word “Amrovanam, the region of mangoes” another is that the name is compound of “Aam” (mango) and “Rohu” (a Kind of fish), whereas yet another traces the word of Raja Amarjoda of Bansi empire, who was in 474 B.C. named the region Amroha.

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The motive of this website is to find out new ideas to promote this incredible town and to bring people closer. Recently we have launched a new service for live broadcast directly from Amroha through website.

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Degree colleges in Amroha:

  • J.S. Hindu Post Graduate College, Amroha      -      Ph. (05922) 263776
  • Nayab Abbasi Girls Degree College, Amroha     -      Ph. (05922) 263786
  • B.I.Qureshi Degree College, Amroha               -      Ph. (05922) 260316
  • Hashmi Girls Degree College, Amroha              -      Ph. (05922) 250207
  • Bhagirthi Degree College, Dhanaura
  • Govt. Rama Bai Ambedkar Degree College, Gajraula
  • H.D. Degree college,Dulehpur,Thabrasi
  • M.Hussain Degree College, Seid Nagli
  • Y.M.S. Degree College, Dhanaura
  • Hazrat Sharfuddin Shah Wilayat Sahab (R.A)
  • Azakhana Wazeer Un Nisa or Bara Imambara Mohalla Danishmandan.
  • Nasruddin sahib ka Mazar
  • Dargah Bhure Shah
  • Vasudev Mandir & Tulsi Park
  • Bayen ka Kuan
  • Dargah Hazrath Shah Abdul Hadi
  • Dargah Hazrath Shah Abban Badr Chishti

All Major Communities Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Jain and Christian lives in Amroha City. Muslims constitute 70% of the population. Both Sunni and Shi'a Muslims celebrates festivals. Eid ,Shab-e-Barat ,Shab-e-Meraj are the popular festivals of Muslims. Holi, Diwali and Dussehra are popular Hindu festivals. Sunnis on the occasion of Milad Un Nabi bring out large processions. Shia's largely gather in the city for Moharram processions.

People from Amroha often use the surname "Amrohvi" or "Amrohi".

There are communities of people from Amroha who have migrated to Karachi, Pakistan and Houston, Texas, USA etc.

As of the 2001 India census, Amroha's population was 2,64,890. Men constituted 53% of the population and females comprised 47%. Amroha's average literacy rate was 44%, lower than the national average of 59.5%; 59% of the males and 41% of females were literate. Literacy rate is much higher now and still growing. 15% of the population is under 6 years of age.

Amroha is located at 28.92°N 78.47°E. It has an average elevation of 211 metres (692 feet). Amroha is connected by rail with Moradabad and Delhi.And it also connected with national highway 24.

Amroha is known for its mangoes; more than 1200 varieties of mangoes grow in Amroha. Industries include carpet manufacturing, wood handicrafts, and small scale production of cotton cloth.

Amroha is a marketplace for agricultural produce. Its main industries are pottery making, hand-loom weaving, and sugar milling.

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