Shree Mahavir Courier Branches in Sehore

About Sehore — A Brief History

Sehore lies just west of the Madhya Pradesh capital, set on the Sewan river that gives the town its name in the older form Siddhapur. The British made Sehore the headquarters of the Bhopal Agency, and even today the cantonment lines, the old residency and the parade ground remain part of the town's character, alongside the larger Bhopal economy that increasingly reaches across the district boundary. The Bhopal-Sehore segment of the Bhopal metropolitan region is one of central India's fastest-growing peri-urban belts.

The district's pilgrimage centre is Salkanpur, a forested hill twenty kilometres south of the headquarters where the temple of the goddess Bijasen Mata, perched on a rock outcrop, draws lakhs of devotees during Navratri. Aashapura Mata at Aashta, the dargah at Dorah Pahad and the small Hanuman tekri temples around the old town round out a busy religious calendar. The newly built ropeway at Salkanpur has cut climbing time and lifted footfalls considerably.

Modern Sehore depends on wheat, soybean and chana from the surrounding Malwa farms, with a string of grain mandis and oil mills along the Bhopal-Indore highway. The town is the home of an old veterinary college, the Bhairunda industrial cluster and a growing band of ISKCON-linked dairies and orchards. Improving four-lane connectivity to Bhopal and Indore has put the district on the central MP logistics map. Shree Mahavir Courier's Sehore branches handle the daily flow of agri-mandi paperwork, college mail and household parcels every working day, including the steady Bhopal–Sehore–Indore corridor consignments that move both ways through the district.