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	'''Rangar Nangal''' was founded by a family from [[Jodhpur]] in the Indian state of [[Rajasthan]]. The family was significant during the reign of [[Ranjit Singh]]. Katra Karam Singh in [[Amritsar]], also known as Katra Rangar Nangalia, is named after Karam Singh, the father of a well-known general of Ranjit Singh called Arjan Singh.		'''Rangar Nangal''' was founded by a Parmar Rajput family from [[Jodhpur]] in the Indian state of [[Rajasthan]]. The family was significant during the reign of [[Ranjit Singh]]. Katra Karam Singh in [[Amritsar]], also known as Katra Rangar Nangalia, is named after Karam Singh, the father of a well-known general of Ranjit Singh called Arjan Singh.

	It was an estate of 90 villages with Rangar Nangal Purana as its capital. It was under direct rule of Arjan Singh and then his son, Balwant Singh, the [[rais]] and [[zaildar]]. He was also divisional minister or divisional magistrate of [[Jalandhar division]]. He was married to Rani Har Kaur, daughter of Sham Singh Atariwala, who was also general to Ranjit Singh. The lack of a child from that marriage caused him then to marry a girl from the Singhpuria sardars , settled in [[Chahal Kalan]] (near Achal Sahib) he was having two sons, Hari Singh and Narain Singh. He died young and all his estate and wealth was thereafter controlled by the British administration in India under the provisions of the [[Court of Wards (India)\|Court of Wards]]. The children were educated under British guardianship at the cambridge in ~~London~~. It is in the [[Gurdaspur district]] of [[Punjab (India)\|Punjab]], India.<ref>[http://nrega.nic.in/netnrega/state_html/Wagepaid_notified.aspx?lflag=local&page=B&state_name=%E0%A8%AA%E0%A9%B0%E0%A8%9C%E0%A8%BE%E0%A8%AC&state_code=26&district_name=GURDASPUR&block_code=2601010&block_name=BATALA&district_code=2601&fin_year=2012-2013&Digest=pbR/zcFfjsXmI8bwchvoSw NREGA report]</ref>		It was an estate of 90 villages with Rangar Nangal Purana as its capital. It was under direct rule of Arjan Singh and then his son, Balwant Singh, the [[rais]] and [[zaildar]]. He was also divisional minister or divisional magistrate of [[Jalandhar division]]. He was married to Rani Har Kaur, daughter of Sham Singh Atariwala, who was also general to Ranjit Singh. The lack of a child from that marriage caused him then to marry a girl from the Singhpuria sardars , settled in [[Chahal Kalan]] (near Achal Sahib) he was having two sons, Hari Singh and Narain Singh. He died young and all his estate and wealth was thereafter controlled by the British administration in India under the provisions of the [[Court of Wards (India)\|Court of Wards]]. The children were educated under British guardianship at the cambridge in London.

			Sirdar Hari Singh died in 1948, Leaving his son Sirdar Brijinder Singh ji RAIS and Zaildar as head of this prominent family of majha region. Brijinder Singh studied at Khalsa College Amritsar for FA, and Completed his Bachelor's from "Former Christian College" or "FC College" in Lahore.
			He was last official Zaildar of Zail Rangarh Nangal,until the system was abolished in 1952 due to conflicts between Zaildars and elected officials (MLAs), with the Zaildars' influence overshadowing the MLAs, leading to their eventual abolishment and was Chief Numberdar of Rangarh Nangal Cluster of Villages. He was Uncle to former cabinet Minister Raja Narinder Singh of Nabha who was a part of another Branch of the Family. Sirdar Brijinder singh of Rangarh Nangal took good care of Palace of His Great Grandfather General Arjan Singh Rangarh Nangalia. His son Sirdar Sahibjit Singh Ji of Rangarh Nangal, Post graduated in Law is Taking the Legacy of the Rangarh Nangal family Forward. It is in the [[Gurdaspur district]] of [[Punjab (India)\|Punjab]], India.<ref>[http://nrega.nic.in/netnrega/state_html/Wagepaid_notified.aspx?lflag=local&page=B&state_name=%E0%A8%AA%E0%A9%B0%E0%A8%9C%E0%A8%BE%E0%A8%AC&state_code=26&district_name=GURDASPUR&block_code=2601010&block_name=BATALA&district_code=2601&fin_year=2012-2013&Digest=pbR/zcFfjsXmI8bwchvoSw NREGA report]</ref>

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'''Rangar Nangal''' was founded by a family from [[Jodhpur]] in the Indian state of [[Rajasthan]]. The family was significant during the reign of [[Ranjit Singh]]. Katra Karam Singh in [[Amritsar]], also known as Katra Rangar Nangalia, is named after Karam Singh, the father of a well-known general of Ranjit Singh called Arjan Singh.

It was an estate of 90 villages with Rangar Nangal Purana as its capital. It was under direct rule of Arjan Singh and then his son, Balwant Singh, the [[rais]] and [[zaildar]]. He was also divisional minister or divisional magistrate of [[Jalandhar division]]. He was married to Rani Har Kaur, daughter of Sham Singh Atariwala, who was also general to Ranjit Singh. The lack of a child from that marriage caused him then to marry a girl from the Singhpuria sardars , settled in [[Chahal Kalan]] (near Achal Sahib) he was having two sons, Hari Singh and Narain Singh. He died young and all his estate and wealth was thereafter controlled by the British administration in India under the provisions of the [[Court of Wards (India)|Court of Wards]]. The children were educated under British guardianship at the cambridge in London. It is in the [[Gurdaspur district]] of [[Punjab (India)|Punjab]], India.<ref>[http://nrega.nic.in/netnrega/state_html/Wagepaid_notified.aspx?lflag=local&page=B&state_name=%E0%A8%AA%E0%A9%B0%E0%A8%9C%E0%A8%BE%E0%A8%AC&state_code=26&district_name=GURDASPUR&block_code=2601010&block_name=BATALA&district_code=2601&fin_year=2012-2013&Digest=pbR/zcFfjsXmI8bwchvoSw NREGA report]</ref>

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[[Category:Gurdaspur]]
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