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Bareta
Sign in to saveBareta is a city and municipal council in the Mansa district in Southern Punjab, India. It is a small town that lies on the Famous people include Nand Singh, a soldier in WW2
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- Settlement.name
- Bareta
- Settlement.settlement_type
- city
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- India Punjab#India
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- bottom
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- Location in Punjab, India
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- Country
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- State
- Settlement.subdivision_name1
- Punjab
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- Region
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- Punjab
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- District
- Settlement.subdivision_name3
- Mansa
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- Settlement.population_total
- 17,432
- Settlement.population_as_of
- 2011
- Settlement.population_density_km2
- auto
- Settlement.population_footnotes
- Census of India, 2011
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- 165242
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- postal code
- 151501
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Bareta is a city and municipal council in the Mansa district in Southern Punjab, India. It is a small town that lies on the Famous people include Nand Singh, a soldier in WW2
==History== Bareta is a small town in the southern part of the Indian state of Punjab. It is believed to be founded by Chauhan Rajputs 600 years ago, who resettled in area from Ganganagar area of Rajasthan. They were initially employed by Jalla Ranghar of nearby village Jalwera. Later on Chauhans established direct links with Delhi Kingdoms. Bareta got its name from a warrior Rajput "Bad-beta "who was marshall swordsman and fighter.He carved his own constituency of 13000 acres. Three more villages got established by his descendants i.e. Dyalpura, Bahadarpur, Kulrian .All five villages have Chauhan surname population who have now converted to Sikhism and are Jatt Sikhs now.
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