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Jagdishpura is a locality in Khurai City of Madhya Pradesh
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Jagdishpura is a locality in Khurai City of Madhya Pradesh
The name 'Jagdishpura' is derived from "Jagdish" meaning God and "Pura" meaning "land," hence its name means "Land of God"
Jagdishpura is famous for Dargah, a cemetery house of "Pir Baba" which is often visited by every Hindu, Muslim and Sikh community.
An annual "Urs" (Religious Fare for all communities) is also held here in the months of May & June.
The locality of Jagdishpura is just 4 km from the city centre and can be reached by private vehicles.
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