The Municipal Council of Ramban is a local governing body responsible for administering and managing various civic affairs within the town of Ramban, located in the Ramban district of Jammu and Kashmir, India. Established in the year 1957, the council plays a vital role in ensuring the development and well-being of the town's residents.
The establishment of the Municipal Council in Ramban took place in 1957, signifying a significant milestone in the town's local governance. As Ramban grew in importance due to its strategic location along the banks of the Chenab River and its position on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway (NH-44), the need for a local governing body became apparent. The council was formed to address the increasing requirements of urban planning, infrastructure development, and service delivery for the town's expanding population
While Ramban may not have many historical monuments in the conventional sense, the surrounding region is known for its breathtaking natural beauty. The picturesque views of the Chenab River, the lush Chenab Valley, and the scenic mountains attract tourists and nature enthusiasts. The region offers opportunities for trekking, exploring scenic landscapes, and experiencing the local culture.
With an area of 2.5 square kilometers and a population of approximately 3,585 as of 2011, Ramban remains a compact town with manageable proportions.
| Total No. of Households | Commercial Units |
|---|---|
| 728 | 350 |
