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Mathura, the birthplace of Lord Krishna, holds immense spiritual, cultural, and historical significance in Uttar Pradesh. Known as one of the most sacred cities in India, Mathura attracts lakhs of devotees and tourists every year, especially during Janmashtami, Holi, and other religious festivals. The ghats of Yamuna and the vibrant temples spread across the city keep the spiritual charm alive, making Mathura a center of faith and tradition.

Alongside its religious importance, Mathura is also moving forward in development. The city has been included in major state projects focusing on road connectivity, smart infrastructure, and improved public facilities. With its proximity to Agra and Delhi, Mathura is also witnessing a rise in tourism-driven businesses, hospitality, and local trade, bringing economic opportunities for its people.

Agriculture remains a key livelihood in Mathura’s rural areas, where crops like wheat, mustard, and sugarcane dominate farming. In recent years, the government has emphasized providing farmers with modern techniques, better irrigation facilities, and direct market access. This has helped many farmers increase their productivity and income.

The district also faces challenges such as traffic congestion, pollution in the Yamuna River, and the need for better healthcare facilities. However, efforts are being made to address these issues with both government and community participation.

Culturally, Mathura continues to inspire the world with its art, music, and dance traditions connected to Lord Krishna’s life. From Raas Leela performances to colorful celebrations, the city remains a symbol of devotion and festivity.

At Dainik Dehat, we bring you the latest updates, events, and stories from Mathura, ensuring you never miss what’s happening in this sacred and growing city.