Charkhi Dadri

Charkhi Dadri
Block: 4
Area: 1370.11 km²
Villages: 172
Population: 5,02,276
Literacy Rate: 67.04%
State: Haryana

Overview : Charkhi Dadri District

Charkhi Dadri District, located in the northwestern part of Haryana, is one of the state’s 22 districts. The government created it on December 1, 2016, by carving it out of Bhiwani District. Charkhi Dadri city serves as the district’s administrative headquarters. Although the district lies near the Rajasthan state boundary, it does not directly border Rajasthan.


Geography

  • Location: Charkhi Dadri sits in the northwestern region of Haryana.
  • Nearby Districts: It borders Mahendragarh, Bhiwani, and Jhajjar districts of Haryana.
  • Topography: The district features a mix of plains and low-lying hills, along with an arid and semi-arid climate typical of the area.

Administrative Divisions

Administrators divided the district into two sub-divisions:

  • Charkhi Dadri Sub-Division
  • Badhra Sub-Division

These sub-divisions include several tehsils and blocks to facilitate local governance.


Demographics

  • Population: A predominantly rural population drives the district’s economy, with agriculture as the mainstay.
  • Languages: Residents primarily speak Hindi and Haryanvi.

Economy

  • Agriculture: Farmers grow wheat, mustard, and millet as the district’s primary crops.
  • Industrial Development: Small-scale industries and traditional handicrafts reflect the area’s rural character while contributing to its evolving economy.

Connectivity

  • Roadways: An extensive road network links the district to major cities in Haryana and neighboring states.
  • Railways: The railway station in Charkhi Dadri connects it to key cities across the region.
  • Proximity to Major Cities: Its location near Delhi and Jaipur enhances its strategic importance.

Education

The district hosts various schools and colleges that provide educational opportunities for its residents. However, it still needs more advanced higher education facilities compared to larger districts in Haryana.


Tourism and Culture

  • Cultural Heritage: The district’s vibrant traditions, festivals, and folk culture embody the spirit of Haryana.
  • Attractions: The primarily rural district offers scenic beauty, with natural landscapes and historical sites attracting visitors.