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Himatnagar or Himmatnagar is a region in the Sabarkantha area in the Indian province of Gujarat. The city is on the bank of the Hathmati river.

Himatnagar has a rail route station (Broad Gauge) and a GSRTC Bus Depot as well as a private bus depot also. Himatnagar is associated with National Highway No.8 (Mumbai to Delhi).

Himatnagar is one of the important sites for the ceramic business of the state and is home to a few well-known manufacturing units, for example, Addison Granito Ltd, Asian Granito India, Kethos Tiles, Exxaro Tiles, Oracle Granito, Sonata Tiles, and Century Tiles. The town has likewise been home to significant organizations in the weighing scale businesses since 1960.

Himatnagar was created in 1426 by Ahmed Shah I of Gujarat Sultanate and named it Ahmednagar after himself to hold Raos of Idar State under control.

In 1912, the town was renamed Ahmednagar to Himatnagar after ruler Himmat Singh by Sir Pratap Singh, the Maharaja of Idar. The state was under Mahi Kantha Agency during British standard which hence turned out to be important for Western India States Agency.

Among different old organizations with pertinence to the history of Himatnagar, Himat Vijay Printing Press (set up in 1931) was named after King Himat Singh and was claimed and worked by Late Shri Chhotalal Narsinhdas Shah (and his family actually runs it) and he was longest adjusting President of Himantagar Panchyant. The principal street through City across to the Municipal office has been named as C N Shah Road and the equal street has been named after celebrated Dr. Nalinkant Gandhi, as Dr. Nalinkant Gandhi Road. Civil Town Hall has additionally been named as "Dr. Nalinkant Gandhi Town Hall".

After the freedom of India in 1947, Idar State was converged with the Union of India. From 1947 to 1956, it was a part of Bombay State as Idar locale. Himatnagar was the biggest city and the authoritative headquarters of the Dungarpur region, Rajasthan from 1956 to 1960. Since 1961, Himatnagar is the managerial settle and a piece of Sabarkantha locale of Gujarat.

Himatnagar is known for its Daal and Panipuri. The meal served in Himatnagar is Gujarati thali, which incorporates dal, rice or bhat, rotli, and shaak with backups of pickles and papads. Drinks, for example, buttermilk and sweet dishes incorporate laddoo, doodhpak and vedhmi. Most cafés serve a wide cluster of Indian and International food. Vegan food is devoured by Jain and Hindu people groups as a result of religious convictions. Hence, most cafés serve Vegetarian food.

Wide scope of celebrations is praised in the town. For example, the Kite celebration, prevalently known as Uttarayan on 14 and 15 January. Navratri with individuals performing Garba, the most mainstream society dance of Gujarat. The celebration of lights, Deepavali or Diwali, celebrated with the lighting of lights in each house, embellishing the floors with Rangoli, and the lighting of fireworks.

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