east direction from the present city in 43 CE, which was under the Kushan Empire. According to local legends, the rulers of the Kshatrap kingdom were destroyed due to the invasions and Didushah, the son of Sesharam Maheshwari, the prime minister of this city, established Didwana Nagar at its present place. Didushah was also known as Diduvanak and which later degenerated into the name of Didwana. Nowadays Didwana is a well-known town of Nagaur/Rajasthan. Many people of Didwana and nearby places are well settled elsewhere in India and hold important positions or are famous industrialists. And also owns technology startups, business investment and funding firm. The famous Maheshwari billionaire business family Bangur hails from Didwana. The Shree Shyam Maharaj Ji Ka Mandir is famous since 400 years old. Further it is also known for two famous old maths based on the Ramanuja Sampradaya, namely, the Jahlaria Math headed by Sri Sri 1008 Swami Ghanshyamacharyaji Maharaj and The Nagoria Math headed by Sri Sri 1008 Swami Vishnu prapannacharyaji Maharaj. The city is historically known for Fort Mosque (Qila Mosque) built by Emperor Akbar in the memory of Sufi Saint. Didwana is also known for health care facilities, some accredited hospitals like Banger Hospital, Station road, Omax hospital, Godara Market deliver good healthcare services in Rajasthan. Omax group of hospitals started from this city. Its channel found all over Rajasthan. it is an Ayurveda base hospital. People comes from other state to get treatment of asthma, infertility, renal stone, de-addiction. But from 2017 famous Dr Sanskar Upadhyay founder of this group of hospitals now giving services under government of rajasthan namely government Banger Hospital. He is treating patients with agnikarma and ancient ayurveda medicine,in government Banger Hospital many patients of other state comes and getting treatment. The city has a Hindu culture, tradition and philosophy and the Maths are a must-visit for all the Baas and basinies. As the surrounding areas of town, the Mathura Das Ji Ka Jaav, the well built by the Maharaja of Jodhpur in the 12th century, in Gaadha baas, inside the well at 107 feet below surface level is a secret chamber deep inside the well where it is said that the hero of the first Indian rebellion, Vijay Singh Pathik, had stayed inside the well's chamber. The property is under the prestigious Pareek family from past 450 Years and is a very good example of ancient