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An important industrial town, Ludhiana is famous for its hosiery goods. Woolen garments produced here are sold all over the world. The famous Punjab Agricultural University is situated on the outskirts of Ludhiana. Rural Olympics of Qila Raipur, Chharpper Mela, and Kila Mela at Pau, attract lakhs every year. Punjab's most populous metropolis, its hosiery goods are in demand in all the markets of the east and the west , which include America and Russia. Machine tools, dyes, cycle parts, mopeds, sewing machines and motor parts are also exported from Ludhiana. Home of India's leading Agriculture University, Ludhiana is also the home of fairs and the spearhead of green revolution. | ||||||||
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SHRIMANJI SAHIB ALAMGIR
(10 km from Ludhiana) Marks the place where the Muslim devotee, Nabi Khan and Ghani Khan arried Guru Gobind Singh Ji to safety during the battle Nearby in a tank; Guru Ji had shot an arrow into the parched earth of this area to pierce a subterraneous stream of water | |||||||
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Phillaur Fort, Ludhiana Khanna, its satellite town is the Asia's biggest grain market. Kila Raipur on the outskirts of the town is the progenitor of rural sports. | ||||||||
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