History of Dausa

History of Dausa
Dausa city is situated in the district of Dausa which lies in eastern part of the state of Rajasthan. Dausi city is the district headquarters of and it is one among the five tehsils of the Dausa District which was established in the April of 1991. Dausa district is formed by four tehsils: Baswa, Dausa, Lalsot and Sikrai. On 15th August 1992, the fifth Tehsil Mahwa of Sawai Madhopur, was included in this district. The district of Dausa is enclosed by Sawai Madhopur district in the south, Alwar district in the north, Karauli district in the southwest, Bharatpur district in the northeast, and Jaipur district in the west. The city of Dausa is placed towards the north-east region of Rajasthan, which is commonly known as Dundhar.Dausa – The former capital city:
In 10th Century A.D. Dausa has become first capital of the then Dundhar Region, which was ruled by the Chouhans and Badgurjars. Back in those days, as a capital city, Dausa has become an important political place. Raja Soodh Dev was the foremost ruler of the land from 996 - 1006 AD and Raja Dule Rai succeeded him from 1006 - 36 AD.
Tikaram Paliwal and Ram Karan Joshi led the war of independence against English whose contribution was appraised for significant role in struggle and active participation for independence. Their contributions are also notable in merging of the Princely States to form Rajasthan State. Since 1952, many leaders lead this city and there is a lot of betterment in aspects of water supply, irrigation, education and other developmental activities such as banking, industrialization etc.
Administration in Dausa:

Judicial System in Dausa
The judicial system includes district and session judges, where the law and order are served covering several categories mainly divided as civil law and criminal law. There are different courts in Dausa such as scheduled cast, scheduled tribe court, family court, Administration of Justice, Judicial Magistrate, Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate. Gram Nyayalaya is also present in Dausa, which is established by Parliament of India, to provide quick and easy access to justice system.The fee charges for case filing is low of cost for Gram Nyayalaya, and the Act functions under schedules. The items included under the schedules are maintained by both state and central government. Gram Nyayalaya takes up civil suits as well as criminal suits and serves justice following legislature and constitution, same exactly as other courts.
Police in Dausa
The police protection force is equally very well as judicial system in Dausa. Superintendent of police and additional Superintendent of police are the main and top positioned in the department, who further control subordinates, in the process of maintaining peace of Dausa.
Facts and Figures
North Latitude | 26.23° to 27.15 º |
East Longitude | 76.07º to 77.02º |
Total Area | 3404.78 sq. kms |
Population | 1317063 (2001 Census) |
Males | 693438 |
Females | 623625 |
Female/ Male Ration | 899 |
Literacy Ratio | 62.75% |
Number of Tehsils | 6 |
By Air: The nearest airport is at Jaipur (56 kms).
By Rail: At present Dausa district is connected with Broad gauge rail route with Jaipur, Alwar and Delhi.
By Road: The National Highway No. 11 linking Bikaner to Agra passes through Dausa district for a total length of 92 kms.