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Ajmer

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Ajmer , former state, NW India. Now part of Rajasthan state, it formerly consisted of two detached areas surrounded by Rajasthan and was identical with the former British province of Ajmer-Merwara. The city of Ajmer (1991 pop. 402,700), the former capital and now a district administrative center, was founded in the 12th cent. The city is a trade center and has cotton mills and railroad shops. Manufactures include wool textiles, hosiery, shoes, soap, and pharmaceuticals. Marble is quarried nearby. Ajmer was a Mughal military base; it was there that Jehangir received Sir Thomas Roe, ambassador... Read more
Ajmer
Ajmer, Rājasthān/India Founded in the 11th century by Ajayadeva, a a Rājput ruler, it was given its present name ‘Invisible Hill’ from the Sanskrit ajai ‘invincible’ and meru ‘hill’ in the 12th century. Read more
Dayananda Sarasvati
orig. Mula Sankara (born 1824, Tankara, Gujarat, India—died Oct. 30, 1883, Ajmer, Rajputana) Hindu ascetic and social reformer. A Brahman, he rejected what he considered idol worship at age 14 after seeing mice... Read more

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