Shamli

Tehsil Shamli, District Shamli, Uttar Pradesh, Bharat
marked by(nirdes kumar chandol ) as you know about shamliShamli is a city, previously tehsil and a municipal board in Muzaffarnagar district in Uttar Pradesh. Now it is district headquarter of Shamli. It is located on the Delhi - Saharanpur highway.Shamli is also famous for its old sugar mill called Upper Doab Sugar Mill.

According to legend, Shamli is the place where Krishna took a night's halt while going for his last attempt of truce thus avoiding Mahabharata, hence was its previous name "Shyama vali"[citation needed]. This small suburb is also famous for the Hanuman tilla, a temple of Hindu deity Hanuman, built by the great warrior Bhima[citation needed]. The entire complex has around 20 temples devoted to various Hindu Gods and Goddesses. It is believed that Lord Hanuman stopped here while on his way to Dronagiri mountain to fetch Sanjeevani, a powerful life-restoring herb, for Lord Lakshmana. Ruskin Bond's experience long time ago in this small town inspired him to write a story called "Time Stops at Shamli".

The people in Shamli belong to Hinduism,Islam ,Jainism, Sikhism and Christianity.However, majority are Hindus and Muslims.The occupations of people predominantly include agriculture and business.Due to its vicinity to the capital Delhi ,the living standards of people even in villages are considerably good.
This city have a big sugar mill. agriculture is basic profession due to it the living status is vary good,but due to thick population crime rate is also high.