History and Social–Agricultural Overview of Dharamkhedi

Dharamkhedi village, as its name suggests, is considered a land of dharma (righteousness) and tradition. The name is derived from 'Dharma' and 'Khedi' (small settlement), reflecting the villagers' religious inclination and adherence to virtuous practices. Currently, Mrs. Neelam Rani serves as the Sarpanch. Under her leadership, significant improvements in cleanliness drives and government school facilities are underway.

The social environment of Dharamkhedi is very pious and simple. Religious sites and ancient temples form the spiritual center of the village. Agriculture is the main economic activity, with fertile soil supporting abundant crops of wheat, paddy, and mustard. Farmers here are keen to adopt modern farming techniques. Animal husbandry forms the second-largest economic pillar, with high-quality dairy cattle renowned throughout the region. Socially, the village maintains strong unity and mutual support. Women are also advancing towards self-reliance through active participation in self-help groups.