limbdi造句

• After independence, Limbdi state was merged with united India.
• Many people felt disheartened and started migrating from Limbdi to other cities.
• The Garasias were Jhalas and were Bhayad of Limbdi State.
• Sir Jatashankarji was really a modern and high profile ruler of Limbdi state.
• It is surrounded by the Thangadh, Wankaner, Limbdi and Wadhwan Tehsil.
• However, it was taken care that nobody in the Limbdi state sleeps hungry.
• The last ruler of Limbdi was his son, Sir Chhatrapalsingh, from 1941 to 1948.
• Therefore in 1912, Limbdi state didn't have to suffer much due to famine.
• Harpal Dev had nineteen sons, one of whom was Manguji Limbdi, whose son is Karansinhji Samla.
• The Limbdi state had sent Dr . A . D . Popat to England for further study in medicine.
• The royal family of Limbdi still follow traditional values and are equally respected in today s day and age.
• He constructed a 200-bed hospital in Limbdi, Gujarat as a part of 2001 Gujarat earthquake relief works.
• During the reign of king Jaswantsinhji, Swami Vivekananda had stayed in the city Limbdi during his visit of Saurashtra.
• After Sir Jaswantsinhji, Sir Jatashankar took over the charge of the Limbdi state and introduced modern values during his rule.
• They also became the rulers of, among others, the princely states of Wadhwan, Wankaner, Limbdi, Sayla, Lakhtar and Chuda.
• This king used to give donations for the development of education not only in Limbdi state, but also the colleges outside the Limbdi state.
• This king used to give donations for the development of education not only in Limbdi state, but also the colleges outside the Limbdi state.
• The AICC has filed a complaint with the police chief of Surendranagar district, where Limbdi is located, seeking the arrest of those involved in the attack.
• He was second child of the ruler of the Princely State of Limbdi, Col . HH Thakur Sahib Shri Sir Daulatsinhji Jashwantsinhji ( 1907-1940 ).
• There were several princely cities in Saurashtra, but Limbdi was the first city to install electricity bulbs on the city roads during the reign of King Jatashankar.