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विशाल भारत की सबसे लंबी व चौड़ी सडक़ों में शुमार रही एक सडक़ फाजिल्का तक पहुंचती थी। यह सडक़ नरेला से शुरू होकर वाया सिरसा से होते हुए फाजिल्का के निकट सतलुज दरिया तक पहुंचती थी।
बरसों पुरानी इस सडक़ का एक मील पत्थर गांव मौजम के एक घर में मिला है। इसका पता फाजिल्का के इतिहासकार लछमण दोस्त ने लगाया है। उन्होंने बताया कि फाजिल्का और सिरसा के निकट पक्की सडक़ें एक या दो मील तक ही लंबी थी। जो कच्ची सडक़ हजारों मील लंबी थी वो फाजिल्का से गुजरती थी। इसकेबादकच्चीसडक़जिलाऔकाड़ा (अबपाकिस्तानमें) तकजातीथी।
अंग्रेजी व फारसी पर लिखा है सिरसा
लछमणदोस्तनेबतायाकियहमीलपत्थरगांवमौजमकेरहनेवालेरामसिंहपुत्रकरतारसिंहकेघरमेंमिलाहै. घरकीबुजुर्गमहिलागहलोबाईनेबतायाकिसतलुजदरियामेंबाढ़केकारणउनकेखेतकेनिकटमिट्टीकाटिब्बासाबनगया,वहांसेधीरेधीरेमिट्टीहटाईजातीरहीतोनीचेसेमीलपत्थरनिकला। जो उन्होंने एक यादगार के तौर पर अपने घर में रख लिया। इस मील पत्थर पर अंग्रेजी व फारसी में सिरसा 90 लिखा हुआ है।
Gehlo Bai
औकाड़ा तक जाती थी सडक़
जो सिंध–पंजाब–दिल्ली रेल लाइन पर मिंटगुमरी जिले में मौजूद है।यह कच्ची सडक़ नरेला (अब उत्तर दिल्ली का जिला) से शुरू होकर जिला हिसार पहुंचती। सडक़ हिसार के बीचो–बीच से गुजरकर जिला सिरसा और डबवाली तहसील से होती हुई फाजिल्का पहुंचती थी।
फाजिल्का से यह सडक़ मौजम गांव तक जाती थी। जहां से सतलुज दरिया पार करने के लिए किश्ती में जाना पड़ता था। दरिया पार करने के बाद सडक़ औकाड़ा शहर तक जाती थी,
Lachhman Dost Historian 99140-63937
पाविन्दा व्यापारी करते थे प्रयोग
उन्होंने बताया कि इस सडक़ का प्रयोग अधिकांश पाविन्दा नामक व्यापारी करते थे तो काबूल कंधार से चलकर दिल्ली में व्यापार के बाद उत्तर पच्छित इलाकों में पहुंचते थे। पाविन्दा व्यापारी सर्दी के दिनों में जिला सिरसा से होकर फाजिल्का पहुंचते थे और यहां से आगे अपना कारोबार के लिए चले जाते थे। व्यापारी अपने ऊटों पर व्यापारिक वस्तुओं को भरकर लाते थे। ऊटों की संख्यां दो-चार नहीं, सैंकड़ों होती। जब वह चलते तो ऊंटों की एक बड़ी कतार होती थी।
New Discovery - Another link in history by 150 year old landmark !!! One of the longest and widest roads in vast India used to reach Fazilka. This road started from Narela, passed through Sirsa and reached Sutlej river near Fazilka. A milestone of this years old road has been found in a house in village Maujam. This has been discovered by the historian Lachhman Dost of Fazilka. He said that the paved roads near Fazilka and Sirsa were only one or two miles long. The dirt road that was thousands of miles long passed through Fazilka.After this the unpaved road used to go to Okada district (now in Pakistan)
Sirsa is written in English and Persian
Lachhman Dost said that this milestone was found in the house of Ram Singh's son Kartar Singh, a resident of village Maujam. Gehlo Bai, an elderly woman of the house, said that due to the flood in the Sutlej river, it became like a mound of mud near her farm. From there, the soil was gradually removed and a milestone came out from below.Which he kept in his house as a memento. Sirsa 90 is written in English and Persian on this milestone.
The road used to go to Okada
This unpaved road would start from Narela (now North Delhi district) and reach Hisar district. The road passed through the middle of Hisar and reached Fazilka through Sirsa and Dabwali tehsils. This road used to go from Fazilka to Maujam village. From where one had to go by boat to cross the river Sutlej. After crossing the river, the road led to the city of Okada,
You may have never heard of the high tower of Lahore, although many have not seen the tower of Lahore but these towers still survive in the villages of Punjab. And this is the story of the towers in the villages of Punjab Then read again Towers made of clay, rubble, and bricks are found in many villages. If we talk, these towers are said to have come into existence during the Mughal period. It is said that these towers were built during the Mughal period to facilitate the movement of people.Or let's say the towers seen in the distance were used for roads in the Barani lands. With the sign of which people kept moving forward. In some villages of the Punjab, these towers still stand. Rain and wind have been blowing for centuries. There is a tower at Jhotianwali and Bannawali near Mandi Arniwala. Similarly, one is located in the village of Bhagsar in Sri Muktsar Sahib district. In a village called Khara. Similarly there is a tower in Sri Muktsar Sahib.Some people say that there are many towers in Sunam area too. It is also said that these towers are located at the same distance. Who were probably doing the work of others for the passers-by. Some people say that because these towers are made of small bricks, it is true that these towers predate the British rule. Although it is common knowledge that these towers were used for road work only. There are some elders who say that in the past, these towers were used to perform muniyadi.Even the tallest tower in Lahore is mentioned in the songs. But these towers in the villages will probably be the same as the towers in Lahore. Balraj Sidhu
India has now taken steps towards generating electricity from solar energy where it has launched a large floating power plant project. National Thermal Power Corporation (NPTC) Limited, Andhra Pradesh has launched the largest 25 MW Floating Solar PV Project at the reservoir of its Simhadri Thermal Station at Visakhapatnam. It is also the first solar project to be set up by the Government of India under the Notified Flexibility Scheme in the year 2018. The Solar PV project was inaugurated by NTPC's RED (WR2 and SR) Sh. Sanjay Madan.
This floating solar installation installed in the reservoir is built in a unique anchoring design and is spread over an area of about 75 acres in an RW reservoir. This floating solar project has the capacity to generate electricity with over 1 lakh solar PV modules. Not only will this help light up about 7,000 homes, but it will also ensure that at least 46,000 tons of carbon dioxide is reduced each year during the entire project period. The project is also expected to save 1,3640 lakh liters of water every year. This amount of water would be sufficient to meet the annual needs of 6,700 households. The 2000 MW coal-fired Simhadri station project is the first power project to obtain seawater for the CW system from the Bay of Bengal, which has been in operation for more than 20 years.
NTPC also plans to set up a hydrogen-based micro-grid system in Simhadri on a pilot basis.
With a total installed capacity of 66,900 MW, along with NTPC, the NTPC Group has 71 power stations with 29 renewable projects. NTPC has set a target of 60 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy (RE) capacity by 2032. NTPC is also the first energy company in India to announce its energy agreement targets as part of the United Nations High Level Convention on Energy (HLED).
The NTPC Group has more than 17 gigawatts of power capacity under construction, including 5 gigawatts of renewable energy projects. NTPC has been recognizing uninterrupted supply of electricity at affordable rates through environmentally friendly energy projects.
