History and Social–Agricultural Overview of Petwar

Petwar is counted among the largest and most progressive villages of the Narnaund region in Hansi district, Haryana. The name “Petwar” is believed to be associated either with the geographical structure of the area or with an ancient clan that originally settled here. The village is also known for its strong political awareness and active participation in public affairs.

At present, the village is led by its Sarpanch, Mr. Umed Singh. During his tenure, special focus has been placed on digital development initiatives, including the establishment of modern facilities such as a digital library and improved access to technology for students and youth.

Socially, Petwar has a proud and well-organized community structure. The village has contributed significantly to the nation by producing many soldiers and sportspersons. Agriculture forms a strong foundation of the local economy.

From an agricultural perspective, Petwar is considered highly prosperous. Farmers here lead the region in adopting modern farming techniques, advanced seeds, and fertilizers. Cotton and paddy are cultivated on a large scale. Social unity in Petwar is exemplary—whether it is collective fundraising or social service, the village always takes the lead. The village sports stadium is like a temple for the youth, where dedication and hard work are visible day and night. The history of Petwar is filled with tales of bravery and sacrifice, which can still be felt in the spirit of the village today.