Chadi also known as Lakshman Gagh is a village in Phalodi tehsil of Jodhpur district in Rajasthan. It is popular and usually the name is taken as lakshman nagar. It contain a vast area in the marwar region. It has a variety of flora and fauna like desert deer, black buck deer and trees and bushes like khejdi and other desert plants. Some new zamindars were old rajas Area It is in the Western Rajasthan of India. The district is bounded by Nagaur District. Chadi is a village in Phalodi Mandal in Jodhpur District in Rajasthan State in India. Chadi is 96.24 km distance from its District main city Jodhpur and 273 km distance from its State main city Jaipur. Nearby villages are Ridmalsar (4.4 km), Poonasar (7.5 km), Ishru (11. km), Champasar (13. km), Jakhan (14. km), Bapini (17. km), Jaisala (21. km). Chadi Pin Code is 342312 and Post office name is . Other villages in 342312 are Jakhan, Laxman Nagar, Ridmalsar, Raimalwara, Khindakore Sutharo ki dhani laxman nagar ramdev pura (3.km) Government and commercial buildings Schools near by Chadi bhatnadiya sri krishan nagar Capt BR Bishnoi Bana home to laxaman nagar link road govt.sec school chadi govt. higher school laxmannagar govt. sec. school sutharo ki dhani ramdev pure Banks near by Chadi UCO BANK, CHADI IFSC CODE : UCBA0001099. MICR CODE : 342028511. uco bank atm UCO BANK, PEELWA IFSC CODE : UCBA0001067. MICR CODE : 342028507. BANK OF BARODA, PHALODI, RAJASTHAN IFSC CODE : barb0phajod. MICR CODE : non micr. ALLAHABAD BANK, PHALODI IFSC CODE : alla0212400. MICR CODE : non-micr. Flora and fauna Much of this area is harsh and come in marwar region which means land of dryness and death. The domestic animal are cow speed and camels but horses make a very important role in every day living because horses of this area are strong and known as marwari horses which means living being of marwar . The area also contains black buck and chinkara deer, rare wild desert fox and Indian wild neeligay (Indian deer). Hunting of black buck and chikara was a very popular sport played by the royal zamindar family. Marwari horses Traditional rulers of the Marwar region of western India, were the first to breed the Marwari. Beginning in the 12th century, they espoused strict breeding that promoted purity and hardiness. Used throughout history as a cavalry horse by