Ghaziabad, city in north central India, in western Uttar Pradesh state, located about 20 km from the center of Delhi. The Hindan River, a tributary of the Yamuna River, flows through the city. Ghaziabad is a suburb of Delhi and the larger National Capital Region. It is a gate to enter in U.P. Ghaziabad was founded in 1740 & declared as a district on 14th November 1976. Population of Ghaziabad was 454,156 in 1991. Proximity of Ghaziabad to Delhi has helped it to develop a large manufacturing sector. Industries include engineering and the manufacture of electrical machinery, pottery, earthenware, electrical goods, vegetable oil, paints, varnish, railway coaches, bicycles, and lanterns. The region around Ghaziabad has been affected by India's so-called green revolution: Widespread irrigation has stimulated the production of food crops and vegetables for the Delhi market, giving rise to the development of the region as an agricultural collection center. A major rail line and a national highway serve the city. The nearest airport is in Delhi. Ghaziabad is a place of Education as Medical Collages, Engineering Collages & other higher education colleges. It is also the site of the temples of Dudheswer Nath and Devi Durga, two places of Hindu worship.
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