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Panipat, known as the ?City of Weavers,? is famous for its textile industry, especially handloom and powerloom fabrics. It has a deep historical significance, being the site of the First, Second, and Third Battles of Panipat. These battles were pivotal moments in Indian history. The city also plays a major role in cotton production and agriculture, with crops like wheat, rice, and sugarcane. Panipat is a commercial hub, known for its industrial growth and extensive production of furniture and textiles. The Kabuli Bagh Mosque and Panipat War Memorial are popular historical landmarks. The district celebrates various festivals like Diwali, Eid, and Holi. Panipat is well connected by road and rail, contributing to its role as an industrial powerhouse in the region. The district?s economy is driven by agriculture, textile manufacturing, and trade. With its thriving markets and rich history, Panipat continues to attract tourists and entrepreneurs alike.