Panipat is a historic city in the Indian state of Haryana, situated approximately 90 kilometers north of Delhi. It is famously known as the 'City of Weavers' and 'Textile City' due to its flourishing handloom and textile industry, which is a major contributor to its economy. Panipat holds immense historical significance, having been the site of three pivotal battles in Indian history (1526, 1556, and 1761) that shaped the course of the subcontinent. These battles are a central part of its identity, with various monuments and memorials commemorating them. The city is also an agricultural hub, with fertile land supporting the cultivation of various crops. In recent decades, Panipat has experienced industrial growth beyond textiles, including petrochemicals, due to its strategic location on National Highway 44. It offers a blend of historical heritage, industrial activity, and a growing urban landscape.