Kichha

Kichha is a town and a municipal board in the Udham Singh Nagar district of the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It is located in the Terai region, a fertile lowland area at the foothills of the Himalayas. Kichha is situated on National Highway 74, connecting it to major cities like Bareilly and Rudrapur. The town is primarily an agricultural center, with sugar cane being a prominent crop.

Historically, Kichha has been an area of settlement for communities migrating from various parts of India. The name "Kichha" is believed to have derived from the local word for a type of grass or vegetation found in the region. The economy of Kichha is largely driven by agriculture and related industries, with a significant sugar mill being a major employer. The town also has a railway station, facilitating transportation and trade.

The demographics of Kichha reflect a diverse population, with a mix of communities. The local administration is managed by the Kichha Municipal Board, which oversees civic amenities and urban planning. The area is known for its educational institutions and healthcare facilities catering to the local population and surrounding villages. Kichha experiences a tropical savanna climate, with hot summers and moderate winters. The town's proximity to the hills influences its weather patterns.