Ramban

Ramban is a town in the Ramban region in Indian province of Jammu and Kashmir. It is the locale central command. It lies on the banks of the Chenab River, on the National Highway-1A now NH44 at around 150 km from Jammu and around 150 km from Srinagar, making it nearly the essential issue on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway. The limit lines of Ramban region have come to be drawn from Patnitop on its south, Assar on its east, Gool on its west and Banihal on its north. Ramban region involves two Tehsils, to be specific, Ramban and Banihal, and four network improvement squares, specifically, Banihal, Gool, Ramban and Ramsoo.

Starting at 2011 India enumeration, Ramban town had a populace of 3,596 of which 1,873 are guys while 1,723 are females. Literacy rate of Ramban town is 82.23%. In Ramban, Male proficiency is around 90.42% while female education rate is 73.52%. There is an imperative stronghold known as Gajpat Fort, on the highest point of mountain. It is said that once Sheik Abdullah was kept detained in this fortress for few days. In 1825, Gulab Singh had detained Raja Sultan Khan of Bimbar in this stronghold. Sultan Khan passed on there and was covered at Chanderkote.