मुरादाबाद

Moradabad, popularly known as the Brass City of India, holds a special place not just in Uttar Pradesh but across the globe for its world-famous brass handicraft industry. The district has carved an identity on the international map, with its brassware being exported to several countries. Thousands of local artisans and workers depend on this craft, making it the lifeline of the city’s economy. Recently, government initiatives to support artisans with modern tools and export-friendly policies have brought new hope for small manufacturers.

Apart from its industrial strength, Moradabad is also developing rapidly in terms of infrastructure and education. New schools, colleges, and training centers are providing opportunities for the younger generation to prepare for competitive exams and modern careers. Road and rail connectivity have also improved, ensuring smoother travel to nearby cities like Bareilly, Rampur, and Delhi.

On the civic front, citizens have raised concerns about urban cleanliness, rising traffic, and environmental pollution. Municipal authorities are focusing on projects under the Smart City Mission, aiming to provide better facilities and promote sustainable urban growth.

Culturally, Moradabad is a city rich in diversity, where traditions, festivals, and local cuisine bring communities together. From bustling markets filled with brassware and handicrafts to vibrant celebrations of Holi and Eid, the district reflects the unique flavor of western Uttar Pradesh.

At Dainik Dehat, we bring you the latest updates from Moradabad—be it politics, business, culture, or everyday issues—so you remain connected with the heart of this historic and progressive city.