Haileymandi
town in Haryana, India
Hailymandi is a town and a municipal council in Gurgaon district in the Indian state of Haryana. It was the market town of the erstwhile Pataudi State before Indian independence. Nearby is the temple of 'Baba Hardeva'.
History
As per historical background given in district gazette, in the beginning of the nineteenth century, a British man established a bungalow near the railway station village of Jatauli. Lord Haily from Britain was placed here and was in charge of the area during British Raj. With the passage of time, the commercial activities (Mandi) developed due to the nearness to railway
station. The place derives its name from the name of Bungalow i.e. "Haily" and "Mandi". With the passage of time, Mandi has been developed into a major grain market and became the main source of employment of the area.
Demographics
As of 2001 India census, Hailymandi had a population of 17,072.
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