Culture in Wardha
Religions and Languages Spoken in the city
Centres of Religious Worship
- Lingi Mandir (Mahadeo Mandir)near Dr. Raosaheb Gade Bhavan
- Vitthal mandir (hawaldwarpura),
- Ganesh Mandir (Main Road),
- Gajanan Maharaj Mandir,
- Sai mandir (M.G. Road),
- Digambar and Shwetambar Jain temples (mahadeopura),
- Jama Masjid (Itwara),
- Shanti Stupa (Gopuri),
- Gurudwara (dayalnagar)
- Laxminarayan temple (Bachchhraj road)
British Legacy in the City
The city administration chose to honour the British for their invaluable contributions by naming some of the most important centres of human activity in this city after the names of the British. So, Sir Bachelor was honoured by naming an important road after him, Sir Crowdock was accorded his due recognition with the name of the biggest school in Wardha; and the district hospital bore the name of famous King George. Even though some of these buildings may have been renamed following the advent of Indian independence in 1947, the invaluable British legacy continues to live on. Some of the other prominent buildings in Wardha which came up during the British rule are - Z.P. old building, Church at Bajajwadi, Central Jail and the Cemetery.
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